49 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2200ca1fedd96ea8ca1a04c366bc8273.pdf 69d3f7c966e6b6e101f421abbf9b0ee5 PDF Text Text Ein UT ------------------------ J- ■■■" 1 lotto ru*s$.jfruitjeake%nd coffee. At ' ^ l i s * Edna Plant, Miss Louise! Annie Lee Caldwell has /eturned to* the iliw>i rt course the "heart scan­ Harris. Miss Stevenson and Miss her home in Miami dal»" were read amid the gab-* of iluth Compton are a congenial party j Mrs Kennedy, mother of Mr. laughter anil fun arid tin- favor» nf teachers who will leave on t lie were i Ul from I He tree They were steamer for Jacksonville enroute to S. G. Kennedy will arrive from dainty little while ‘ celluloid boxes other points to spend Christmas. North Carolina Sunday to spend the B E IN G A RESUME OF SANFORD H A P P E N IN G S for the gins and watch fobs for the Miss I’ lnnt will go on to Madison, Christmas holidays with her son and men The two married men present Fla , Miss KteVeiuiun will enjoy he^_ hi» fa mily. = = = = = = = = = U P -T O D A TE — — Mis» were presented with ..baby rattle» Christmas at Camilla. Ga. Cunimunlratlon* for this Column Should hr Marked "Society Editor", or \Vare of ‘ Mr, and Mr* H ft After »upper un nrehery ,-ont.M Compton goes home to Blin-kstone, Phont-d to Mr*. It A. Terheun, Phone 2tn \ i .uhi Miss Loll! se I farri» will Washington, D I »t* III I be gill afforded Mill h umusetnei.t Two t«.-»ii Vr(etAÍ>lrt Sanford House. • ¡slid the vacaiion day» at Jackson­ i' (Ulti large heart» ornariu-litei! with the in­ i ifi»n* ' g*» ♦ ville and on the east coust the pretty red hells and spring» of S r Turnip*, »ith rn irfji •*•f•>**n*» Hafilern Star evitable kew pits were pinned upon rni|H. ytmnc f«r|w Vp 1*r ,r*f ifn«— Miss Minerva Garrison of J’ine- Tu holly and mistletoe droo|o*d in ar­ the curtains, each member of tin ,*W “ MItWlA/J Mr* Mary C English. ('.rami Miss Ia-ola Orr will enjoy the hoi ville, C . arrived today from Day­ II« »si 1 f urr tistic effect There wa* absolutely party m turn with bow and arrow • U|-'Matron of the Order of the Eastern ( trroiA bun**h úr Nn-»l, tona to be the guest of Mi»* Annie no chance for the girls to get away aimed for (hi* heart of tin* innocent iduys at Stuart, Fla. l-**r*r ». . J S w rri. t','t*tA L 4 iH . Slur (or the state of florid » made t Lee Cubi well Vim*, f>k 10c* from the roislleeloe for great branch­ keU pie and Killy Hill who is prac­ her otflciai visit, to Seminole < hapVrtJri» Vàrn», bu 11 1-j es of it were hanging in the mint un­ ticing target shooting preparatory » Mi»» Lillie Farnsworth Will SJKMld 1ruh PntJiloea ter No 2, Tursduy night. Dee If. expected places, hut then ilid they to joining the navy won the prix, Christmas in T ant pa 30r Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Teckrh ol od. i-t There was an unUsaully large Old, bu II III want to get away (mm it? Christ­ for the gentlemen, a kew pie stick Srw, pk Jacksonville are |0< registered at the gatherfhg of Eastern Star* present i ahttAfr, hpAt) l to ror •Mrs. Geo, Dickinson leaves for Sanford House. mas is the time for youth and hap­ pin. Mi»s Zoc Munson, Ncsrthvf* another upon this occasion, the largest in 4taton* Kifif«, Maitland on Saturday to »pend piness and one young lady called good shof won a beauty pin. n«i. t it* toe En­ huilón ít» « fact since the Grand Chapter meet­ ^riluw. 3 It*« Jf»r 't tWtrr during the day just to spot thst joying the charming hospitality ol Christ mas. Mrs. L. P. Hagan spent several SptinUh, !b 11» ing in the spring. lilu« 1««■ mistletoe and she was caught be­ their gracious hostess were Mr. and 2 t> r «;«ílir. II.. 1 1«ihhftf. ! days pleasantly in De Land thii) v. The work of the order wine exem­ U» I'rn-Ji tórni tfr» I5r H%b|Mif. 1 neath it not less than twelve times Mrs. Braxton Perkins, Misses Char­ Miss Pearl Hunter is anticipating week. Ut plified in u ft most impressive rnunthe course of the evening. Just lotti- Hand. Belle Smith, Suidee a delightful Christmas at Winter IIOW AIIOt’T A IIII\ I t r It|t\* I tier, after which Mrs. English model hom i : rotti ihust m a - ».r-v ■ ;(* above the punch bowl a brunch of Williams, Adelaide Ifiggiiis, Anna I’i.rk ¡ V Mr. W L. Harvey left yesterday an excellent address touching upon |‘ mistletoe attracted the attention of McLaughlin, Zov Munson, Mesr» * be East I '11■■» i ami -t^-t. the effective work of the order, its Mr J. Rowland Wildrnan T H E VEGETABLE the' hoys upon entering the room Billy Hill, Buy Chittenden, Joe , » Hu will rertrn to ihmford Tor Chrm^ aims and purposes and splendidly ja-nd the hobHuya ut 1 a in pa- and I and it is marvelous the number of j Chittenden. Clarence Mahoney, MARKET mas. organised chapters. * * times the girls were enticed to drink j,(( pe Wicker, Eugene Brown uml Miami. ___ -"T m . 2nd St., West After the more serious business of punch beneath the mistletoe. -------) On Mrs. Mary C. English, who has Fitts. , Phono 3 24 Wo Del,ver the meeting was di*j»o*cd of, an in­ good authority it is stated that Mr Mr. Geo. Armstrong, who hus been the guest of Mrs. Bobbin* at formal reception was held and dainty those young men did not hesitate I been on a ^i»it of several day» to his ¡toner the Rubious Nest left yesterday for refreshments served by the hostesses to claim the privilege» the happy uc-j mother left for Jacksonville Thurs­ Kissimmee. ----- of the evening, Mestlnmes Devine, coflion offered. ( W e note by the New York pa­ day night. He expects to return to to start planting. You ran Alice Hill, Bryan , Bobbins and pers that a ten dance is being'given Hanford for Christmas. The din,tig table was lovely with v/Miss Jessie Roberts will ariive on the price of the land tin» year. 1/ Parker on Thursday, Dec. 17th, at Del- (Chnst4na».,>vvv#y0e*H>vJi*l a. tww d*y«'vjmri wrrnt a. J a g u a r , ¿.p .■>* n\fä ~ wlfh the,home folks... , ... 209 f y s t Fifth St... n of f t f f T a n ^ f n r M r f i a g a f i i i W ™ ^ ^ ion ¿¡T EHison-Adanu, for the benefit of her |t, d »Crow seals on sale at itr. Christmas tree with -7-tf Ocala. * »¡filer. Lady—Bo»*' automobile am* Bower's drug store. Club women v/Misses Clare Walker. Ethel Moligli eawiles* ami-ornaments—in- the top Wednesday afternoon at H p. m. balance corps. an- urged to u.»e them on letters ton and llena Murrell are a jolly ¡of which stood a shy little kewpie F'or Sale Five Wh. \\ •lit» Mrs. English held a school of in­ It seems Lady Boss has taken and packages. I Hanging upon the tret*, tied with ( 'o Uerel». bunch ol college girl» returning to­ Ilex B. ck.i I» :. struction for thy members of tinfour automobile ambulator.» with * red and green ribbons were • the day troni Tallahassee Sanford. local chapter that was interesting doctor and orderlies to Furnas. Bel­ Daughter* of \Ves lev hazaui to­ I ftivhr». at the other end of the rib­ and of value to those in attendance. gium and ¡» in the thick of the light­ morrow ufternoor t ,d night in tl--u bon were tlie kewpie» place • .i r,i ■» Il M t or Sale i T.. , ■ li •t M There wa* a large number present ing The 1» »t known people "f Welborni- blot i, Dcit.'inii- home I lev el.11■I. I ifiio lor I lie gentlemen uml red rose» (or ,1 I In topping gam. I 1, mil* ir­ at thi* meeting also New \ ork have he.,r;i.y responded 1 1Hiked turkey »upper ..ml j•-» rt . i in- girl* F'resh, fragrant red ro-e* on 1to- r. *-w La » I i i Ho : -1 , >.* :.lord to Mr* Ellison Warn* invitation f .i f.1. V, or k oli »a, ■■ were scattered upon t be white cover 111 g sect 1011 tri htorn i *rr» and every luble i* already engaged. A r g y ll 1‘ilrly Before »upper was announced hearts Mrs. S. E. Watkins of Atlanta is of rich hammock at «atre piar*. There will be many professional The young ladies of St. Agues Among the attractive affairs of the adorned with kew pies were handed J C, Davenport, M l M ■loor,, guest in the city today. d a n c e r s w h o w i l l g i v e e x h i b i t i o n s i n Guild will bold their Christmas sab season was the churming little Kew- the boys, with the information that Fla "■P pie party given by Mrs. Ay let t the name of hi* partner would be all t h e W-w d a n c e s a n d u w e l l known Tuc.-day. the 22nd, in the Wclborno Then- i* .. I a a>» a daint \ linn Fitts. Jr., last evening, compliment­ fmii,<1 upon it and to the girl* other I ndian artist, " T h e Princess Bed block. For S. • • O IA t. 1¡1 will rei-ite li 1 1 all F it . t in-r' «»( l.illi y a o: » or. 11., i.iId*» 'UI-l'lV b«-iirt » upon » in. it would infound ary to t be young ladies who have Ilf prti fi e riy in 11 i been assisting tin Social Department t in- . lu-urt ». andai id h«-r supper (toe in,. Tin- ITnn ,-»» All! »1-11 eigar- at Du» »,«(«• w.i-11 a .«ri ii oi » til» pei • - cut on I he Miss Bauil n<- t ton Home inaile • .tini «• » and Flu- \l iisb 1n p.iM met • o l * he B-X DGT * o M u«*ti merriment wa* .ri­ ett»-* to tin- guests dancing school Throughout the partner o ,i >. - * lob I i -I i heir • g ui-tr lower door the decoration» wen- -ug ui«-.! l,\ i In- finì nr«- t ti mi i in im« \\ tut nutrì*, vvhn i« ai ting in "T h . . ahi - No on ».,!. I I uwk * 1 lui» Mildly nlfiTcd lor aid U i ,, 1 nr r.m ut *ii». *i ! 1 i meeting ■ ¡ k<> oi. not gesiive ni Christmas, with here and den names upon tie- be.iri» und will »ell hand pumled Chri»t water fish .-i*i wit h«t.• i. i ng I In di .-gii i . i-b We.it I) there cunning little kew pies peeping t Uliuleiy t fie lioste»» m pity lor then I ‘rr minili .1/1>iI m ,i There i-l« ti- fl In- . t ..... . ■ '• ' dal •e atol all from among the vines or hanging contusion gave each u candle by the mas and New Year curd* Mr and Mr» B>-n Bollard ol I*r ■eg ;it ng l .i III In. o l e t I. I ..Iter . . I »II Itr it tin.I from the hells The balustrude w.i- aid ol wfieii i lie part ner* were will al*o he »eviT.il well known »trig Plain* v dii , I unti , wim have been I lite, Mrs 11. E. Vineent entwined With the graceful vines of found and the guy party marched er» and many pretty society girl» will stujijiing at the ' Fair view left for IIOOII wry fileasunl. w a» Tolar i ti charge oi program star jessamine and Christmas decor­ into the dining room where a deli sell llowers. Tampa on Thursday ill be known lloii'iA (or »ah The entertainment \it. r a no h I in re w.i - a -fn.rt h,t*i ations were everywhere liver |lie clous menu wa» »rived, consisting nf a» Lady Hons Day lie*» e- -lull Mr» Ilio preMilllig windows and doors hung strings of grapefruit cocktail, chicken pilhiu. Mi»s May Belle \\ iiiiilliur li For Sale so y ard­ green ami red ornaments, from which fiickes, nut-bread sandwiches, charturned from a ib-light lui visit plants. In day» iil d Long Hrtdge man Morse Henry in Florula \\ a\ ero»». <¡a Sanford Farm.». I idonei Henry Wattersun. of the The marriage of Miss Georgia ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦> ♦ /( i rlh < Louisville t’o urier loorri.il. a-com Long and Dr George Hndgcman, hor »ab- on v mu ♦ - Dr llol Mr» R i Bower an p.tnn-d iiy Mr» W ult« r««ni, arrived bolli of New Martinsville, West 1... air«-» *»| gittul Itati Tt -* Their 111TI• —«hi . in Jacksonville t hi* •morning ♦ Virginia wa» sulemni/a-d at I be nouncr t tie Inrth ni jnfhl nerr» r|pnr»‘«i. fetlc« rt trip Wa» a tir«-»mn* m «• and tin- |>ar Dre l?tfi t ilafittot patatina«»..a*4»i»dnjf »..... l> wa» live hour.» Inti- over sch«-dule roiuhtion for spring noon at 2 o'clock, flev George " M*U ♦ flowing vvi-ll IT i They an- resting Hyman pi-riiirming the ceremony la-lllur will arrive tini" in arriving Mi»s IV act <’U*ll pa> o e nt I...I ♦ Dr and Mrs Bridgi-mari left mi frutti Jai k»orí ille tomorrow u> ila- at the '-.•tumide Hotel, when* t iu-j -. ■ Rot ment* wil li 7 p. r -, . : ♦ mediately for New Martinsville tleiifchl of her many (rund* in San- will remain throughout tin- day, 12h2. City Ihr. 1» Marse l i«-«..* r -, nal und ♦ The bride wore a handaunn: auit forti ■ ■ .grwinter pilgrimage to ine lisiiing •of bluu broadclolii with a stylish For Sale Fine Pap«-* '*■,.ll fVcin grounds of Miami, where for the time rfi. Gr little hat of black velvet Mis* Genevieve Berry of Apopka Nuts grown 1>\ For,* A ’ A Bridgeman i* the niece of Mr* 1 I» the attrai live young gue»t of Miss In-ing this sag«- ui Deni.ioAicy for t firir Dak Knoll t. . ■i gut* politics und editorial lead* anti“ groves at Ailamont«: Dunlap of tht* city. vm* Laura lo-e. tiljp* deeji into the piscatorial won11 ole i oil « m F1on T ’ ili-r» tl.il lia-llgi-t » o I In- »«Hit hiTII ♦ Mi* \d*!u- I 11'«lunghini» Hr*r i It « • t ft-idg. .-» w..t«-r» Mi-trupoit» Knr Sale J bini j * lutagli will affiviI ill-»day 1" hi-, ♦ t InE very \ \ 1 -e K 1 in- ’ rin- inI a f » •>! >i • a i *ir t 1 M M Bridge (lu i. wen- delightfully ell tin- guest ul Mr» If. « rx Wight ♦ » • < hild Lost at St. Bi le u-rtumed by Mrs Margaret Barnes ♦ St. 1’ctersburg, Dec. 17, The the­ Mrs. Alfred Liija lias returned yesterday afternoon at the • attrac­ 1 tive little home on the Heights. Du­ after several weeks spent in Lake­ ory of kidnapping in connection with r plicate auction was played, the land upon the sad mission of 'h«-r tile disappearance of Robert Alien Striker, the t year old boy who him -♦ prizes being won by Mrs. C. O. M c­ sister's illne** und death hi-*-n missing from ill* home since Laughlin and Miss Mary Howard ♦ Saturday, ha» been exploded by ad They were pretty little vinaigrettes Mr( *i*o Brown iut» returned Trm. ♦ Kor Reni <ioml 'i vin Japanese boxes. Delicious re­ Lorn a d.lightfiu vi witi> Inr sister, vi«-.-* that hi» father. Burt Striker barn a mi house ' • 1' I -■ Ilirr♦ t* in New York and in.* not been freshment* were served by the busi­ Mr» l,i i> at t >vt «**:o . iìar­ ♦ es*, ion»l»lllig of chicken pillan, po­ ¡ivvcv There remain only tin* tlu-o r tu k Sta ■i tiu. kuo w1 , 1 ti ( ,r dell \ildre*» t 01,1 I ♦ tato salad, aspic jelly with inayoi.Mr». E. ti Tyner, mother «*» Mr. rli-Sytlml the « iilld wa» drowned or 120.r> Center St , < • Se» ui*e, hot rolls, dinner biscuit and It. J. Holly lia* come up from Tam­ lost in the" woods. 1‘ llr Yesterday* tin- search of Dip wood» V or'v coffee. Enjoying Mr*. Barnes' hos­ pa to vtHit during l lie holiday* ♦> The bayou pitality were Mesdames C. U. M c­ ■Sirs. E. It. Brown, will ite the guest and wuter continued. , , uìflrt For Beni - St-w«r* I Laughlin, Forrest Luke, G. F. Smith, of Mrs. Holly and Mrs. C. E. Henry .for miles on either side Of the lilimuri S 1’ roorrut over YoweH's Ei i wus dragged again and searching <♦> C. M. Vorce, T. A. Neal. S. E: Bar­ next week. i2-tf parties continued to scour the woods, Yowell Sì Co. - ♦ ret, W. D. Holden and Miss Mary Howard. Miss Elinor Screven, who hu* been hoping for some sign of the lost For Bent To r«-iiti«-|i ij I• four the charming young guest of Mbs child nice room*. Excellent b» •«'-,n — dollars per month. N«> *t«»U Chr ill mil* Holiday» dren. Enquire- B, H«-ral«t t'tfic*. <♦> W ith the coming of Christmas, # ! i 110 P a r k A v e n u e 1 tho hearts of the ahsent ones .turn For Rent— Two l»it: <# toward homo and the loved ones East First str«*ei. Joe awaiting them with eager anticipa­ ♦ Coca Cola Ctympany tion and> while many of our San­ 1 ford young people are returning Bourns for It«-nt 1hr from college for the holiday Reason ninlicd rooms well locate«! there are still others in Sanford who at .206 Third St. nro turning their steps homeward EAT MORE FRESH VEGETABLES ABOUT PEOPLE AND EVENTS They are Wholesome. Appetizing, Economical H r K - , I W O M A N ’S C L U B Electric Vacuum Cleaners Get her one for Christmas. The Franz Premier Vacuum Cleaner will save more household drudgery than any article you could purchase. Brightens the home. Does away with dust. Costs but a trifle over a cent an hour to operate. Lasts a lifetime. See them in.our window and ask us to show them to you. Special prices on Electric Irons during the Holidays. Er S a n fo r d L ig h t & F u e l C o. Jr: A t V fl RED BLISS TRIUM PH SPALDING ROSE No. 4 . IRISH COBBLER Fi •2 tho brief vacation period. Among them ore Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Powers and attractive little •on who ure leaving today for W al­ lace, N. C., to spend Christmas ♦♦♦♦♦♦ with their families. • Mr. and Mra. II. C. Hoskins will leave tomorrow for Newport News, Va., for the holiday season. We are handling some of tho very finest Seed Potstoee that Maine produces. Every car will bo carefully inspected by a Government Pathologist, Mias Nits Moore la going home > and each bag will carry a Government Inspector's tag. certifying that o' H P lalfy * same is put up especially for seed, free from scab and other fungus diato Ninety-ai*. S. C., to enjoy her A . Our grot grower soaks all hia seed stock In formaldehyde for two hours turkey and plum pudding. before planting, and when the potato«« come up, apraying iyirg is done with great regularity throughout the entire growing season. Miss Salome Hampton will spend Wo are iixthe Seed Business, and when we say Seed Potatoes, we do not moan a lot of cheap commission house junk, of which there are Christmas in Atlanta. thousands of bushels sold as seed. If yob want some of the very, best Seed Potatoes ohtainr.blc, write us * ] ! stating wbr.t quantity and varietv nr» wanted, and wo will bo pleased to * Master Webster Ordway will spend Christmas with hia parents at Otter < > neme our lowest delivered price for them. »Hr Creek. f ‘i rrX I KILGORE SEED COMPANY PLANT CITY, FLORIDA ........... i t i W i f l f r i f r i if ‘ POTATOES - SEED - POTOTOES * for VARIETY AN1) QUALITY GUARANTEED RENT t CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING tr. FOR Mr, and Mra. Ray Butts will leave londay (or Winter Park to remain I after Christmas. ' ;4« 5 All Loral Advertisements Under For Bent—T w o furnished This Heading THREE CENTS a Gentlemen preferred. Mr» Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Tolar, 807 MagnoliaCharge 25 Cent*. J Join the Don’t Worry” Club Cease your w orry the m i l l e r " , b u r n in g lo aves, pies o r c a k es . of Let the Baker Bake While you do thotc things no one can do for you. , L . M :: FOR SALE M ............................... .. v i; .h F’or Rent— Five nere» drained land. Apply to < non, Sanford. Sa, sa a ♦ WANTED ---------- o For Sale— Special Bargain on three city Iota, on French avenue, be­ tween 8th and 9th streets, facing the Good table board at Mr» park, east front. Inside lots $450 ones, 206 Park avenue each, corner lot $fiOO. Terms “good. Must be told. Owner needs the Wanted- Thr«*e or four birrn»^ money. See me at once. N. H.( rooms for housekeeping M’1’* * Garner. . S0-8tc ath in connection. Address ^ ^ For Sale— Celery farm at a bar­ Her,Id. « ____ • ______ , l Wonted- Brick and concrete gain. 16 acres right in village, 600 Sitie feet from R ..R . siding. Cheap and chimneys, foundations, etc Address W --J", on easy'terms; 16 acres fell plowed faction guaranteed. 885. .Ssnffl», Phone 1*1 \►and irrigated. Fine flowing well. GUdeweli, P. O. box 32-9tp The land is all fenced and just ready 71a. '* ' ?r -, i ' k á L t » ; -I *• »• v: - i l l e r 's Bakery 13 Mainali a, " ♦ " i over p o o r y e a s t, f a i l u r e o f spon ge t o rise, “ d r o w n i n g J . u -ud*-— 1 X --T- i- V jAnS lEasGB • . . * A—....4 . . ¡ M L ^*rI- ~X »* __ *- Li ■^ L. , -* �% - 1 THEY ARE COMING TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR FEBRUARY 3rd, Ith, 5th and 6th, 1915 PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY —----— ------—T ' . YA S A N M j R D — Life In - VOLUME VI - -----------^----------------------------------— —--------- ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS ■ - H'oit/i l.iuintf . SANFORD. FLO R ID A. TUESDAY, DU EMU Ell 22. I'JI I ' s o 33 AN ORLANDO BOY S E i M I N O L E C O U N T Y F A I R HOBSON BILL IN GREAT BATTLE TO MEET HERE W ILL FLY HERE BUREAU’S CAMPAIGN IS THE HOUSE TODAY TO BE FOUGHT laboring m e n 4 l castoro W IL L play host V o STATE P E D E ItA T IO I) OF L A H O II - K A R L K l III. TO M AK E AERO­ P L A N E FLIG H TS AT THE ( ’ O F NT Y FAIR NOW WELL UNDER WAY A WAY TO INTEREST THE PEOPLE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY IN THIS GREAT EVENT l’ KO H IH ITIO N R ESO LC TIO N W ILL FACE HOUSE AT CAPITAL WARSAW W IL L DECIDE T H E WAR IN T H E EASTERN " W A R ZONE 1 11~ --Washington, Dec. 22. The vou* London. England, Dec. 22.— Thu to be taken in the house today on a great battle west of Warsaw remains 'oh iu take 111> the. Hobson prohibi­ to be fought out, judging from indi­ tion resolution is *>( overshadowing cations in recent dispatcher* from liaVii i be honor -m—rrrm- ttttT!—TiTiT imi-rest in fhe congressional program Merlin and IVtrogrnd. iHole's maiden lair, and it is prom­ ol the coming week. Debate on the It oppenrs today to llritish ob­ A l­ servers that the Hermans contendion ised by the city of Sanford thnt in rule promises to be spirited. paint of decorations, the scheme will though it had been proposed to vote thnt General von Hindenburg had be both novel ami new. The city also before the holiday recess on u scored a notable success over the of a woman’s Russians im a ), bvj.qualiti itself will garb itself In its liest dress rule (or consideration _ ¿©rvai*».. lArfir w**k? irti »♦‘ •Stiff tfi- Vi 1+ *# *'*** • FvAi*hft _____„ « M s N I n a » o i l u i i f ctkT .»in W W ^ iiW ^ rrrirrrrT ,1 ^^ " nn r,>n¡ g Lt r h nt that* would i\ot of a crushing Russian victory near hibitor and t he visitor Sanford be reached until, after Christman. Lodz which subesijuently proved to House leader- *ay i he Ibdtson rim-| lie premature and exaggerated. Von pronti s that every citiseli will be ulution will, not receive the required Hindenhurg'a army has advanced your lo.-t In that ease steadily toward the Polish capital. The iiuvernor has In co a-ked and iwt.-i lords majority ÌS cape. le.I lo open thè fair Oli I he Senator Sheppard later will endeavor but the Russians in fulling hack a|»|tt |-r,--s to i vole ill ill......Hate a pear In have taken new positions ill tirsi d.i • • «I hi- iippnaruio n in -un iiniiur re*oIuimn tut rmhn mi by him airiing^tniri-nehinents, und altogether lord w. l.i m ir — i.l be big Dut-g \in,liter ellort will i r made in the i he invaders are within iwn or three lor thè 1 r Sen ... .itiniy Ini- u< ver h,,u un to get .. vote on ( day»' march of Warsaw, tlicro Is exhihiimit and lair an ilio «me nuw Represent alive Lever’s lull to pro- j K0[„[ reason to believe much hard piarmeli, never any organiseli dis- vide government licensing of rqtton ' .lighting must take place before it J |M, determined whether tliiti plny, with (he entire conniy lu-hind warehouse». In the senate i lie immigration bill 1intont German attempt will be suethi» magnilo ent Project ssftll Th. * I.dI h*' will particip 111«* Hful remains a- the inilinl-heil business * i .i i..ni -mil.— V« ill .all 1 nul t I r. j- :,n b pro- pi . t t luti il wil 1 .. Siege ni I rut oh Raised 1ti»! 1' ?»» t Hi' l»«%t 111ll til 1e«1kjr tfi t ol will I«- dispos d ol ut.t ll alt it* t lie Along, the -outhern frontier o f c tiotolavs ll'.l'l 1 |M ' UH 1 hi f*l Vill Ht i :i-i Prussia l lie Rus-tan- eluilti to •• . VI- ••-.( I Lave D,. ipp1.0.1 hand toil further M«* ». ! • *t*e' I M if ........ -I d.-r, t (M l lit I III 1 * i if. U | | f . 4! i î .nr I 1» H » *outli tii soul In-rn I'oJaud and in ,.!ilv ai i r. ,,i y r .1 tlu il |a-t t.alatia leaders ol tile Au-tpt (il’ r-iir. . •«.• a** ri- id ii inti had lu-i-ii fn.'ti (life, * d,-i-|;*re t II«*V ire 'Weeping • 1] i " run.» •* H« T I lui» * ci k ilti-r D V- 111 11 w1 dole. .1 f. it g >1- r ti t in im tin- Russians Indore them They hh. 1» -*»i . 1 I . . ,11 . vlnliin »•r *i ml tli« \L>it or pi-M- uj.imi American -lopping and j sert they have cleared all the Rusbut ii ves-cls trading from \u-en-m ports -imi* mIj ut w.--1 ( i ul ii rill T liai Fe* •1 i*»r r hr U'.lttllV (>««1111r N ut t igt I 1 t , I ! It -I* than Jin -• ni l d by Ui. an» 11„1 1In- |nng »lege nf l ’ racnw liî.unHi Hi 1 ir .lhu i tn* . o ti vi-- I to' l hair tfi a n -I,, 111- n( ha» hcc n raised ami that if tho m»h<.1 • • life**. Wit 1* Hit in»•t l“i‘ • 1 hiforeign i ommii ti-i-. in whnh as I «er in.m adv alni- continue* it may it » 1 Ilf** i 1 k ! H I'i1 for i well a-* the vVeriitiv*' oliti ml*, di­ »imilarly relieve th.- \u*triaii garhurï ] • r 11 lor mat inn u ill 1.i- 11 filli v t»a\t*n U, - ali i n g i •'I* pi1.(*ifil lla te the resolut moi would nullity rt-iin ut Przc m y-l Di e i real V 1impertir 1» W ell l gai it » H • (..ir la .i'lqu after Nn 1 Emperor William (tas recovered T> • 'J'» u>*.-..t . ml .J 11ti* in.in. from In- illness and rerurnfd lu Lhu mot ;• - j• *t lia» In-.'.l g 1A«'ll «‘ \ 11)110 In sanford >unda) Schoolfront Merlin advises lead li> the trtn *.> mili ni r f « l f *.t give t hr tun Ill a spe. I.ll collie rein* ol Jia*tors belief he has turned westward If and amllsemenl ,»e.•k»*r th. luVI r ami Sunday -chool - uio-nnK-niients t liai I* so the baille condii Inn* the very 1-. -i from t h.- a miiM-im- tit orbi It has I,ecu de l i dl ' d III tl.lVr I IMil I ||| empi tor wifi limi are le— spectacular Su- b • I.i 1 nr.il i (eat nr.— ii* i iTiip lam Do Satiford Sunday schools on 1he than lho-e prevailing in the east, tn*tligltl i-- dad V ity i he *••11 known tir-i Sunday o( the New Year. Ian cuUsc with the exception of lile ala vtat or , \ 1r Kuhl. grami pv n> nary trd , j lies'- ulTenaivu on the north of their .¿J^ll.s Jll tf the worker* will work. The fol­ line, little hut siege warfare is being hundred dollars will be furnished red dot low ng plans have been -uggistid recorded That i- i-mpha-ired in all i-.i h nigbi and many other acts to to- (.ill.. w e d in order !o git t he otlteial coruiiiuiiieatiuii» which mas­ a 11 tinitI .in', ,o*t wha I c V*"f to t lu- tic I mm ure the day'- gain in scanty yards holder 1 11 , v• |•I . i i rg. 11. a ..r ki i * . tom lt d ■tir-nu- h lln gam or loss of a ' L. r. ,- -umi r • i g i • |.i: 11 g »♦ * ••• ’ . . lb *• ’ I. , ci g i ' i r al Do 1 rioii i, • m i, l.iMi tin iu . ■ »». p dui *d -111 ... i • * ,-ti gal al i 1 • ■ Mindav . -.i i- 1..r d • • 11* 1 1■, g • ' • ' i ■ \ .'tal i n, v .lb r a k.) reached Ii> 2 , i » .' 2 mi ........ . I, aj u| -t udy , a i,[ t i r h i mu........... L o Iobiti tu.lay (roto Merliti expressed nr. i l.air ll i- a In raid ol ii.iuri i to Hil l tiod- ol taking a house to opinion that the Germana am not greatness ami i» making a great stir house canvass ol the city thinking seriously of n Zeppelin in­ 2 Have cards printed sull'mient vasion of England. among our sister cities, lad's all get According to , ,„>y r„ Kllr(, t,„. s„ pn,. in kind this our first ami -tart to (or each person tn the city, 'bowing ; , mg information |,..„a,,,,, and the precautions „gainst I. . . , 1 not only toda*, and tomorrow Dm following N a me t. , uni i ti u-ill v up In and 11 biding ’/.ip pell it iitaek- taken in l.ondou A-1.1f. *» Tt. last day, making M ini,un- i .ilili .imi ih >>1lu r Eilgll'b i it íes as a great \1*• -id »ii'i-lav >, I tul tin* 1u be * ni. j n r. d ■-lb Vn j ok i 1 i i ut■i Mi■ittbiit I 1• ; >■ t ol I,I -t urv lini king u »■!• •• \i ■ » aiua i la ii- Here i t.11r, • 1‘ te ti ri i., tHie rlilldren of Sanford were ib*( I III New ^ i-itr"— I'-|> •'1 Die»«- lighted yesterday when the real lit Mil'll g o (ll e v e r y home in town Sandy Claw* came down a real chim­ and get t lie information on % the card.-. ney (or their edification at the deOnly a few hours necessary purl moot store of D A. ('aid well & l Tln-n assort (lie-curds a- shown Co For an hour or more before in the ” Preference" line The dif­ Santa wa* due to make his appear­ ferent churches taking their cards ance the corner of First street anil (¡R O W E R S . S H IPPE R S , R AIL­ and following up -time in t tie follow­ Magnolia was crowded with young­ ROADS. C ( ) M M I S S I O N ing wuyster* and when Salita came out of M EN ( i 1VE SERVICES l Assort u* to ages, showing d e-, t i hnimey and Vulked around the part meni» window there was ^ howl of delight line ol the largest donation» to the ('radle Roll 1 tu .1 and a rush (or the window by the Red Cros* fund for the sufferer» Heginncrt 1 and 6. crowd of young folks. After looking in the European war » « * a car load Primary 6 ln h at the window for a few minuten u( grapefruit thnt w„- recently -ent Junior» 'i to 12 Santa wa* taken in tin- car of Du vili mil nf Florida the entire j.rmeed- ol Interinednii< Fl to 16 Caldwell and rode around the str*K-tn_ wlmh brought the »uni of i-oii l b. Senior 17 and unmarried Thi* was Santa Claus up to date, Tor grapefruit wa» donated by i lie grow­ Adult Married folks. be it known the grand obi rascal er» to the Woman's Club al Home­ Ijtlle treat for the children. All thief» from dlllorent parts of the 2 1hep divide according to grades nr,w ride* in autos instead of a sleigh stead, Flu., and the packing and CkrUimaa at Catholic Church memberti of the school and thtdt Foiled States will be in attendance a- 1-t Gradl- Lmnnr». *J year- old |,Ì!( reindeer». The enterprise of n»e usual three maaira will be friends are urged to be present Oju> Tribe Nn 61 ol this city will handling was donated by Chase A: G.vr the teacher tn that pnrllrulur. Caldwell* An ihm occasion wax very Also the church membership i“ a<t as hosts to the great gathering Co,, of Sanford and Jacksonville. r ? ■ 6t l ^e church on schoo the names of all 1 * year old | romrpendahlr nnd the sucre«, of ^tttmaa Day and the hours arc asked to remember the annual of the eluiis und their efforts at en- The freight charges were donated by old folks and they will get them ihuir original idea was ample to • 8 «nd 10 a. m. At the 10 o’ clock church meeting to be he)<f tbc nigbt lertainmEnt will be iibly supplement­ the different railroads over which there on the 1000 d$iy. pay them lor their time nnd trouble. the cg | r was shipped. The auction there will be apecial Christmaa ____ of January 6, 1916, the lirst \Yed- ed' by ihe-cititena-and the* C om ­ charges ifonutrd by Brown & Seca” '* Ba®imonappropriate to nesday night of the Now Year. mercial Club. The warriors of the Hoys' Hand Concert The Du) in Congre»»» ®«caalon. Come for the business of our church state exjiect to have an imposing comb and the catalogue donated by Under the direction of Mr. A. 11. the Fruit Trade Journal. , . ~ ■--------- ---------. and enjoy a good socialparade timeuftorWashington, Dec. Dec. 21. Folin war paint and deerskin lowing is n resume of the day's work Hand will give a This was showing the spirit of the tftrppirrgr and lhe meeting will be v L . L ^ tCen 0i the flrm oi N - H- ward A*■, * *A-*' • “***■"** concert ut the Mupttsl Temple, cor­ people in furthering the great cause ‘ « d-' HWamorf f V ngs * in congress: Very interesting from every stand­ ner of Park avenue und Sixth street The Senate point. The Red Mtn are one of of (lie Red Cross in the gigantic hr™ i* ,the C,‘ F ywterday. He ItnptlNt Primary Christmas Tree on next Friday night, Dec. 26th. tg * • box of fin« pecans for the finest fraternities in the world struggle now going on In Europe Resumed consideration of immi­ The Primary Department of the An admission fee of ten cents will b Christmas present and It but are not as strong in this state as and the part played by ull those gration hill. be charged. The follow ng program Knr ; ln* »Ppreciatfd, The Oak Daptist Sunday School will have n they should be and it is hoped that who -o kindly donated their services Lands committee decided to r!u*p Christmas tree on next Friday after­ hi,» been planned * V F' rm U on# oi tho show plages the big meeting in Sanford in March j* worthy ol a compliment from water power -igte leasing bill hear­ noon ut 3:00 o’ clock. Miss All»»* 1 Special by Full Hand and Or^ Seminole county, a, it demonwill add more members to the Flor­ j.ress and the ¡»copie not only ol this ing» next Wednesday Traflord is superintendent of this c hestru* country hut of the world ida councils. cout,r i*hat * man riln do In this Judiciary committee deferred ucschool. She, with her able corps of 1 Special by full band and or­ TtRtibi" lhi W*->' of * r°wing fruits, lion on nomination of E. M. Itland workers assisting has planned quite Temple Rescue Home The annual election ol officers for chestra. dI M i SOOd ,lve »toek and a treat for the little folks. A real the pastors’ conference togk place The Temple Home has been fully q.s United States marshal for western 2. Fife quurtei te. (ommiti *'Ir‘ 0lte* n ^ °o the fair Santa Claus is to be there and just Missouri. * 3. Violin trio. in the Congregational church the naugurnted and nine men have al­ »r.S * nd make exhibit The House afterwards a bafToon will he sent up first meeting of the year. Rev. E, E. ready come under the influence 4. Hand selection. bre i lLe,t County' Fait os a special gift'from Santa C b u s . Steinmeyer, pastor of the Method­ thereof. The trustees of the Home Agreed to meet at 10 a. m. Tues­ 6. Violin solo. ,n Febru»ry. The tree will be in the old church. ist church was'elected president and will make no solicitation for funds day and remain in session until pro­ 6. Band selection. Rev. George Hyman, of the Daptist but rather will n'ly upon freewill hibition constitutional amendment 7. Cornet solo. r i ^ i n ^ K ? ' ,TyneT 0i T * mPR ®r* is disposed of. offerings. church aa secretary. It was decided 8. Violin solo. Don’t the annual Eagles *01 b T .a d l y ° n a * i » f d . y and Don’t forget _ Receptacles have been placed in Urgent deficiency appropriation to enter Into u ’ campaign to have 9. Full band and orchestra. Music R i 'I*»“ 1 har d»ugh»er, ball on the night of the 31st. 1000 in the Sunday schools of San- the banka, hotels and other public bill, carrying 14,370,905, was reSpend your Christmas evening j)f DeaoLth. H° Uy for tho wintcr(b® Buihneli Orchestra ~ ^ %* T*“ ‘ '*** • . on the ftrat Sunday In January. places to receive the funds. .. .... HwA&A ¿0ong th«* many conventions to J One of the gr.-ntoi anranmn, ■>( tc Eclil in Sanimi!Atmiim t in» miuaunixita—Sawffnnn» - r m ntrr— TrrTf TTTT'T.. the aeroplane will take oot» «rill ,w a* impurtnnt ns th e 1*’ . - Rights that . c»te Federation of Labor which place each day over the i-nj anil here nn January 12. 13, and lake and uill he uleidiilcty free to Seminole County Kntr which will Another plea»mg~ fea­ r a v r - f i * initial premier February I4th. In anticipation oi showing everybody. th« boy» a good timo the Commer­ ture is the fact that the young 3rd and continue (or (our days to ci»] Club'baa taken up the mutter aviator who will make these Rights February 6th, inclusive, has cer­ tod President Lake appointed the will he an Orlando boy who has tainly started* otT with a bang and following committee to take care of taken up.aviation and made a re­ with a world ___ of enthusiasm _______ behindl£t delegates and turn the key of markable success. Anyone who him Ubatili au m i v s m torviI va tsiaunci* * 3ST»ifty' «w wm t h H » r n W i ^ h t r * dfred-ifrWWndrr‘ dYtrtrt(f ' '.■WHF trmnmwrf f f T ' “ iving up *to their motto, "what's George Witt.................. HcfiiHer, i’ S. Fortaon, Arthur Kuhl, who since (lying machine- worth doing i- worth doing well." Yowell, J " Lane, W. E. Watson, have collie info \ogiie ha- talked of In. Il Iipeued Headquarters huv j \V, 0 Singletary anil W. A. Me- nothing else and 1i* pari nt* eovd in i hi- Welimrne Work with Mr. Kirnen, lion I). 1,. Thrasher ami ! never get himto do anything else Henry II Marks in charge with an Hon- Fure.-t Lake will act on the. besides making m-rupin m-» and (lying able turps of assi-1a nt «. who will at romitii1111 as hoiflirnfy member- machine» and n d> p i- •F. 1 all 111.- be It.tdv and W.Llllg to The Jiregr.illl will be given publicity allowed lutli to t.,»,c • -ir-• ■ av al.-wef -ill Uu|UI*.e- >lnl i|in-'l lolls, littr ami wilt give the visitors some ..lion under -nit.. >>( t • • . ■ aid r> - 1 i v i uggì * t . 11* io I nr t her id«» el t ■' •i * > "I Sanford and -or, II. in pi. lend .,i.d ♦>r * > i . o(, .,nd ad valice i Ins glorimi- project, w Inch toumlmg luuntry and the hospital-1now he has invaded tiie held und bids fair to outdo anything of :i ike }ty of the celery delta. Auto trips bids fair to become one of the best nature m r attempted in Florida. through the celery farms, r. fish fry j in the liu.-ine— Ile ha- bien hying A treimndou* amount of attrac­ on the lake, a night at the movies ! at all the log meet- in I he north tive lit hogra|.hi. paper has been nr»nd various other attractions will anil ul«u the I nr 1(imugimii 1 1.■ <(• red ('.-III *'*!). )■u I I >i I 1. tour hr pn-enled to the knight- of labor ..*lh tin« • I i.i a. > ; he i nil.........itnt r> wjli be ind then stay in Sanford will be -* *Il I»' line lligl 1 at lav. l*..k .1' • . u \. r* i *i ii 1 1 ., lori I tin lini , p|«»mnt tn the i i-itors and the vi*- <i. ah ..I d nl 1■r 1>"N>'s M i t i .i .- . . k itril !•< Irti!*- t'öiijoil <i| S.it I■ II 1 \! U ... . • i ■. . furti tii. o " ably as-i-l in enter i I ■’ r . M : i i.l i., ...|| i . t l l i r ■ 1 Ml I Mi : , - l l y . will p,e liming not i htie program for i l e tv IFair ..ir \-»" i.itmii \■i . I >t .If » .1 I lu­ ..H.i ir .iri- i.ui H \,-ry butine— meetings has been arranged il, ' h t.'-il I. tlv lore ■ trn . , . ■. Ari! and it i- •.od !•> t he ho ah- ber• t !... • oí 1 1. ■, M K . i ; .Timi .it;, .trr.i ngrll.i .1 ... i i thd >Jt. or i meeting will mark .ill aeroplane alni Will also u.-e olle hi - tile 111 -, I hi1 -ever.il cobimittees are »poch in labor circles. On account ‘ longing to Mr Mark» d r • t|. i , •, «I tin- ipproii lung meeting of t he l.n r a n-1 11• ‘• " I ...... * •• . i t *. .■I . . i ■ l*(t-*iaturc «oine very important mat weniltiide 1 " i >> t V 1 .ill n. .11. vt.it ..t- «tul na reliant - ir- a ii\ttn will be t hreshed out ul I lie Sail- »iir»‘d ol -onic line annip 1.1)11- thght* <uni- 1ll iri i. i ¡..it. and t to- i-x in lut « lord meeting and there will be many' The hunger* will lit- t an irin n d »n •Viti tie ! at « \t r ordinar v v able, dtlrgate- here from state local- and fir»t street i. 1 1I.i)*. t In- tempi ,i-ic- not mil iti i ■ir ■I... - 1ng wh v Itili also many visitors from other stales and the peop! » •,» t '* * I 1»-tii L. for. . .- ili. *1 .1* W*|l Sanimi! business men are urged i<> and after t hi llu*l I - 4ta•1 g‘ ' * g..... i a o * ^ i -t. r I 11r i I! 1-T 1 xxsut in every way possible to make idea ut 1lie filini" u*’1f•* a - il t t„ i I.idd* i it» **t..tc Department uf to make On- meeting most success-, IliJiiwiDu .** «4Í4* I***Mtf? 11-cit tmtav ‘ lb-all h i.ivt- pro misi-d I h>. -lai«- ex­ fill In everv way ill peace and in v\;ir i hi lut m it- entirely, and Dr Terry ,1 r.-gartling 1 .i i .i . h mi vdit » I i i t.reui Spurt Here . jic i ,i. -ini > liltexhibit was lit un ì!) \ nattier * h ji m i fur I ra ak Thr guild hunting iu and around in lav tir "I iMinpivirig wil h the eomAtilinta, t i.i . I tei 22 Fiuterai Sanford i- bringing many kportsmen miltees r.-ijm-l, and -ame will be to |hu tSty to take advanatage ol li,,lg. New llian- vml.iy ile- llle d to here during t he fair ifce same. It is certain that the grant a certificate stating that in hi* The several depurfmerits are be­ great reache- of the upper St John- opinion t her*' w a- "probable ■ausi­ ta u.ir.id ,<!.I in ili-tuli and will be five have iui equal in deer, bear, li r an ají!1* al tu it. I -, 11* •i Mate- ready lor publication in a lew days, ducks, turkey and quail shooting supreme court III the halu-a- cuj |.ii, \ m, • g I t . ma i, y leal ufe e xhllul i * -, M *nd the men who want real »port pro. ei ding iii-tit ut»*d i e i - .* ' i . ... ilari- i ...it h ■ '• , ■ * -t ire find-.tig <t nut ] here an* -i-veral Fr.it.k , I ■latí* lai.-I pio * M ,r It, t hi- Vl [.Jof if I] 11IJSe tills Aei-k w (hi 1 Liti oaf -, . : ■ " * !■ oí I* 1 1 , , l. . b. IW , . a t l I f * i 11W are fariiiu.g parties to gu mio the, I'liag. il , .. til , •) a. w. . pi. tal days, e t • wilderness of black Hummock and Judge N ew mall stateli, however, I'lie Semillóle ( utility Fair will be the upper hi. Johns and every party at the close of an extended hearing, on a wider and broader scope than thit returns to the cRy brings hark that he was willing t«• allow Frank the obi lu-hionod county fair we all deer anil turkey, to say nothing of to appeal to the higher court, but »■■ loudly remember II will be mod­ the quail and ducks. Not only is the that he would not . *•rt if* thi appeal eri pied • mbi>.Iving all tile latest and ihootmg guild but the lakes and According lo I ..ii ’ iu i. on lp tin rivintiti (calure-, in. ludltig river* oiler great sport to the iisher- lier t lie law ul l 'm- »c, it • g * »1» j e u , i i .,■b - i ndu-t I ml, civil and Kfri arid t hi- upper river is said to peal* 111 li il bea» i i f i i - - i 1 truin i .. * I aM * tu -I a, Itoa1 UIId Itid st» rai es K 1*r« b« aim- nun lug batis all eager to) the fed. •ral d i«m .' -'ur1 I I Mil. tord I- I In III'. 1,1 bite at 11%, t.aft or trid) * de. i 1 . ■ 1 1 i •:!1 New n n Dial the V w ill tie colt |>. lied t •• kî*» i before un individuili ,u-tlic of t hr I v Larlj Morning Ulnae ppm at Mil Shortly alter one o'clock this morn* supreme court and mat , *a* ( Se vsa- li house at the home ol to him ii>j grant an apjoal before S. Hung«* on Elm avenue and Third the matter can he brought before This, they • U discovered on fire and the hlow- the highest tribunal. stilted,'they intend to do It was w| ol the engine whittles und the (IRANI) ('O f NCI I, OF FLORIDA stated the mutter first probably »»ter wiirks soon aroused the popuORDER It EH MEN WILL <A. i he tire department respond* would be brought before Just tee *d quickly tiut the llames were to- Lamar. ( Al'TCRE CITY ‘»r advanced that ull they could do This nty will play host to many to iave tlie house und adjoining Christmas Exerrises conventions during the winter season property. The wash house wus deaFriday evening, 7 o'clock tin- chil­ and among them will be the big * «}e d and all the clothes of the dren of the Congregational Sunday convention of Red Men thnt will Urally that were in the building, school.will give a Christmas rxen tse meet here uii Man'll 16 and 17th ' making it very inconvenient for composed of songs, reell rttfcins, etc The great council of. the state of thtm ani1 «otailing considerable loss A tree will also be jfTovided and Flnr-idu eon vanes here and great - .33 ,2 in i CAR OF FRUIT DO­ RED WARRIORS WILL MEET HERE NATED RED CROSS ‘ J F 1 .» : i . . 'M I l rP , i �DECEMBER 22 19H THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE TWO Christinas Candies a Specialty— Fancy Baskets ABOUT PEOPLE AND EVENTS BEING A RESUME OF SANFO RD H A P P E N IN G S ort:i Barite* nn<l Mito ritiriti? hand. Mis* Edna'Chittenden Those present liwtidt*» the guest* of Saturday for Tampa to h honor were Mesdamea J. C. Eiutmin- of Miss Huth Waldron. ger. Findlay Munson, K. T. Wood----------ruff. Secord. Packard, C. E. Walker. '■m ì m M»ry Howard, wl Ci«o. Armstrong and F P, Strong *be attractive guest of, ? .........— U P -T O D A T E Communications for this Column Should he Marked Phoned lo Mrs. It. A. Terheun, Phone (the teachers and children. Here loo i there was a beautiful Christmas tree linden with gifts for father and motlicr, made by these dear little people. A sweet “ Lullnbye." played 1sullJy hy Mss Hampton, to slutn1her lulle'l and when they wakeied each child found a pretty ( ’ hristmas rooms but this year the children, card upon their desk that had come 714 in nil. assembled in the High from somewhere At the High Sdlool was a mo*t School auditorium and together ren­ enjoyable continuation of the prodered a program that was de­ gram' as follows: lightful, each class being represented Song. " I t Came upon the Mid­ hy one or more numbers. From the night Clear," High School Pupils tiniest tot in the Primary School Heading, "Lesson ol Manners to the oldest pupil in the High School, each and all, whether singly from Hird’s Christmas Carol." Miss or in groups acquitted themselves Gladys Morris. Song, "Luther’s Cradle Hymn," with credit to their teachers, them­ by Third Grade Pupi ». selves and the town uf Sanford. Heading, "Uld Santa Claus." hy I t was an inspiring sight to sen the Edward Humph, Fourth Grade long tiles of happy ypungsters as Song. "Welcome to Santa Cliius," they marched from the Grammar and Primary Schools to the heating fiR h Grade, Miss Plant's Pupils of drums, the jingling of hells ¡nnT —P leadin g, "Christmas Gratitude," the blowing of horns In splendid or- Eighth Grade, James Higgins. Song. "Doll's Lullaby," 24 Girls, order and with perfect discipline. Third Grade. During the entire program one was Heading, “ Mrs. Santa Claus," impressed with the excellent order Fourth Grade, Sarah Wheeless. maintained by these 714 young Vocal Duct, "Our First Glad people, n lesson, to the older people assembled to enjoy the entertain­ Christmas Morn." Florence Henry ment Although it was not intend­ and Katherine Hrndy Song. "Jlriglu Morning Star," ed for the public, there was a large gathering of parents and friends Eight h Grade Girls Heading, "Just lb* Good." John who could not resist the opportunity of seeing and hearing the pupils of Munson, Sixth Grade, Sanford on such an occasion. Song, "R in g the Hells,” ' Seventh Grade Girls, Mrs. Dickenson's pupils The stage was very attractive Vllolit Duet, “ Daisies anti Lillies," with its red hells and green vines and ferns, a beautiful setting for the Florence Witte, Isabel Strong; Char­ youthful .forms and bright faces of lotte Sipith, pianist Heading, "Xma* E ve," Byron the little fo.ks and young people tuking part on the program. 'I he Stevens, Fifth Grade. Heading, "Legend of Christmas exercises were entertaining through­ Night," Lucille Hines out and each number was so well Song, "Washington's Christmas rendered it is nearly impossible to specialize. The audience felt rather Party," Sixth ‘Grade Pupils, Mr. aggrieved that applause was pro­ Christopher’s Pupils. Recitation, "Bad Littlo Boy," hibited but certainly vented theR surplus entbusiusm with a’ right Third Grade, E. K. Foster. Song, “ Star Divine,’ *' Sixth Grade, good will when permission was Mrs. K. N. Luke's Pupils. granted to applaud the sixth grade Heading, “ A Christmas Prohlita," boys, Mr. Christopher’s class and Miss Ensmingcr and Miss Lillian Hig­ Fifth Grade, Marian Hand. Song, Little Grandmothers,” by gins. The exercises began with the singing of America hy the pupils of Twelve Fourth Grade Girls. Chorus, “ Long Years Ago O’er t h e , High School and Grammar Bethlehem’s Hills," Eight High * School, followed by the Lord's School Girls. Prayer repeated in concert after Espocial mention should he made which the children of the Pr.mary ■grade* marched into the building, of the violin duct as being an unusu­ headed by the Primary orchestra. al number and - also a remarkable The little accompanist, Incidentally, the orchestra was a number. big feature and greatly enjoyed Charlotte Smith Is just ten years plijr.o throughout the Primary number*. old and has been studying The flrat number witk a aong by the lessons only since August. She is a Primary achool, "M erry Chrietmaa pupil of Miss Margaret Davis. Miss Beils," the sweet voice of the little Davis is herself s graduate of the soloist, Mary Gleason and the ring­ Sanford High School and of Mlsa ing of bells, made this an attractive Fannie Stembridge Munson’s studio number. Thia was followed b y a of music. The two little violinists, duet, "Shine Out, O Blessed Stars,’’ Isabel Strong and Florence Witte ik sweetly rended by Mary Elisabeth are nine years old. Isabel has been Puieston and Maud Lake with the learning the violin since February chorut of the school.. The " L y l - last and Florence but little more than U b y Bong" by eighteen little girls a year/ In their long white gowns and carry­ ing their dolls was delightful. The Httte girls had forgotten to bring their dollies’ nurse .but Prof. Ezell was equal to the occasion snd nothin ing dauntad rolled the go-cait on to the stag» amid the cheers of the achool throng and the Professor seemed to enjoy it too. This closed the Primary,part of the program at the High School. The children then marched1back to their own building, where a pretty .entertainment of songa, recitations and marches .was enjoyed by a crowd of friend« of / Thimble Partjr One of the most delightful small affairs of the season was the charm­ ing little thlmblo party given by Mrs. Will Hand Friday afternoon In honor of her sister, Mra. Ledsrer and niece, Miss Leona Barnes of New Washington, Ohio. The after­ noon hours were pleasantly spent In the making of Christmas presents and social intercourse. The gra­ cious hostess served dainty fruit sandwiches, cake«, hot tea and rioffec. Aasbting in serving were Mis* La- To a safe and reliable house, us for quotations. We never quote to influence shipments. ( Vor» r I 7 ith The Clover Cluh held a delight fully infurmul meeting at the home of Miss Carrie Enaminger Inst Fri* dny afternoon. Plans were made for the winter’s work, nmong them he­ ilig the study entitled "In the Red Mail's C ountry" V the next meet ing tin* cluh will he|(in sewing for the West Tampa Mission Home fm girl/ a id Imy*. One feat lire ol tin cluh work is helping to support Ampiro, a little Cuban girl who was rescued from the streets of Tampa and is now an inmate of the Home Miss Enstniiigér nor veil light re­ freshments in the course of the afternoon Present upon thin occa­ sion were Misses Guasie Ogram, Al­ itine Frank. Flora Walker. Mrs. Pilkington and Mrs Randall. v Mrs. \V. It. Anno arrived (rom Jacksonvillu Sunday'and will spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Forrest Lake. C O L E M A N & A U D E S E Y , S avan n ah , Georgia «a e abstracts from the re c o rd s ol ^ A cungcntai party who will spend f ’ hristmas iti Orlando tin cut-*!* <t( Mr- Bundy will be her daughter, Mrs. Miller ol Celery uvenue and children, Mr anti Mr*. W. J Hill, Mr Hilly Hill, Mr and Mrs. It A. Newman and hole daughter, Olive. O ran ge and Sem inole Counties paid fo r non-residents. .S’fic-No (7u6 Mrs. William McKinnon was the charming hostc*s to the Sew-So itrtmSHiiLtiliiJi.. .iii3 mítí U,3rî;î>îm. ms u n « ü Cluh Friday afternoon at her » ret' v little bungalow home on Magnolia avenue. The Indies spent the after­ noon tacking comforts and although it is said that women can't work M anufacturer* and D e a le r* in * t] and talk loo these ladies demon­ ]] strated that it ran he done so well that two comforts had been tacked when they hade farewell, after sev­ eral hours together The hostess served delicious refreshments, con­ sisting of Waldorf salad, asparagus ]\ on toast, saltllies. .coffee with whip­ ped cream Mrs. McKinnon's rile Misses Darby, who hate been trnppnrriniittrt!T'ac'r*E*r>t*«ttr*rre»F' ?tristETt'*»i»itpDr'--- • • guests were Mesdames Henry, Walttthe guest* of Mrs J C Higgins man, R. J. Holly, R. L Perk. O. L. have returned to their home at Wil­ Taylor, IL K. Stevens, J. J. Purmington, N. C. don. J. N. Whittier and E. D. BroWn lee. Mr. J. It. Granger guest ol hi* 'mother. Granger for Christ ton* Yellow Pine Lumber, Cypress, Laths, and Shingles, Sash, Door S Frames,Mouldings, Inside and Outside Trim. Shop Work a Specialty. # Let us quote you on your house bill complete Estimates cheerfully furnished KISSIMMEE. FLORIDA * Our new 191.1 Catalog is jusl about ready, and if »on .ire not already on our liai, we will appreciate the opportunity of mulling you a ropy if you are interested in Florida Ltrmtrn: " f Irurk j»ro\%inji. Just send name and nddress on a I ’»*-« 1 aid ■or any way you like. Mr. and Mr*. J. C. Rowan of New York will »pend New Year’» with their mother, Mra. G, E. Granger. - Kilgore Seed Company, Plant City, Florida ; Personal Mention '.Mia* Alice Whitner ha* returned Mi** Martha King will spend the from Winter Park and will attend the Christmas vurction at her homo in holiday* at home. Oviedo. Mrs. J. E. Wise, who has been the Miss Helen Maris and Dr. Helle guest of her daughter, Mrs. Mc­ Schialer have returned to Philadel­ Kinnon left for Orange .City Friday phia after a good visit with the par­ to qpend the winter with another ents of the former, Prof, and Mrs. daughter, Mrs. H. W. Michael. Geo. L. MurU on Lake Onoro. They wero very much impressed with the »/Dr. L. P. Bouchelle has returned improvement* in Sanford and vicin­ from several months spent in Val­ ity since they were here some years dosta nnd Thomasvillo and is at ago. home with his daughter, Mrs. Henry Wight. Miss llclen Galloway will arrive tomorrow- from Due West, S. C., V Mrs. Harry Ward took her young to be the Christmas guest of Mrs. daughter, Miss Fern Ward to Jack­ x . . sonville Friday to have her eyes ex­ Frank L. Woodruff. (Continued on Page 8) amined. Her friends will be glad to heur there is* no serious trouble with her eyes. They are expected home today. Substitute for Meat Experiments show that cottonseed meal makes a palatable, nourlshtnc and economical food for human being* Mr. and Mrs. Stryker have been when mixed with corn meal or wheat spending aeyeral days with their flour. A pound of digestible protein la mother, Mrs. J. C. Higgins, wbi.'D IB times aa expenalve In meat as It enroute from Cuba to New York. la In oottonaeed meal. They left for New York last night. ^/tdaater Edwin Bouchelle of Thomasville, Ga., is the guest of his aunt Mrs. Henry Wight. Don’ t play with serious mitb-rs— don't YOU carry your own in-iranc* against for you’ll find the money wanting the FI HE has wiped out your pri>(>erty Have our strong, reliable n.mjixay carry your risk—and 1*> on the *•■(' '¡'Ir Reasonable rate* CHASE & COMPANY W . J. TH IG P EN & COMPANY ., . ii e .; AGENT» General Fire • I n .* s u . r a n O ltle e w ith HO LDEN R E A L E S T A T E CO. Sanford F lo rid a H E N R Y M c L ^ U L IN JEWELER L IV E L Y , S A L E S AND F E E D / MY SPECIALTIES: y'M Ia a Elinor Roberta returned from PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED CHINA Raleigh, N. C „ Saturday. She will GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER return to college after the holidays. ROGERS' PLATED WARE ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES All Goods Guaranteed S T A B L E « Corner Park Avenue and Second Street CONTRACTORS POR A LL KINDS OF HEAVY H A U L I N G Largo supply of Horses, Mulos Wagons and Harness always on hand F o r Sals o r Exchange Olacksmlthlng and Wagon Repairing In connection c e �■- t’ ■r W' • ‘ ' “ ‘ - S' 'iW ^ îfirfïW: ï?sœ * - fi *lj-- nKCEMHEB 22. 19H THE SANFORDJ1ERALD . am* '"■*« ** V-» T . S ■jral ■ «5 PAGE THREE J' BUSINESS proposition safety during HOLIDAYS FAVORS SEMINOLE CO. f a ir FARMING IN FLO R ID A T A K E S GREAT C AU TIO N SHOULD BE A C O N S ID E R A B LE A M O U N T OF BRAIN W O R K P R O M IN E N T USED TO PROTECT LIFE , W RITES R E S ID E N T ABOUT THE OREAT EVENT AND LIMBS fOWON. FAtATKA BOAKK TRADE) | Safely !A life and properly from It 1' must c ncnuruging In find the The farmer who does hotter than the lire danger* of the Christmas hearty support being given the Setn* ^ average today is- not the man holiday season again demands the* mole County Fair and esjteclalty In —"J jq grabs n living out of soil any* |attention of the Ameriran people, the country districts. It is the dissbere and in ony old way — without There wifi lie the samp fire risks as plays of farm crop* and produce scientific methods or without husi- in former years from the temporary ' that will make the fair and it was displays in department stores, Xmas for the benefit of the farming comneulikr management The modern farmer ia n business Idtiaars and Xmas tree* in churehea. munition that the fair was first agi­ jajn who makes his farm a factory,: school houses, public hulls, etc., and tated. It gives the promoters. great tnd studies his soil, his seeds, his the same precaution for safety must encouragement to receive such let­ m a rk e t, the range of prices, 'his be again taken to minimise if not ters as that given below and from a trsmportation facilities, and the to eliminate altogether, the danger man like N. H. Fogg who has mude l manner 111 which he operates his of fires due to carelessness of- work- good on a Seminole county farm and enterprise with the purpose of mak­ men and employees, to the tempo­ has made good in many ways: ing not only a living but a profit. rary character of special displays, Editor Herald: That U what the manufacturer does to the combustible nature of materi­ The Seminole County Fair was a who huya cotton, wool, wood and als used, to artificial lighting and happy M-nnlM " ' Ml y * —* t*q*rf iron and manufactures them Into henting, to extension* m electrical though VomingrTor therw is uu u llm fi . formi'for business use. He has to equipments and to the unusuaJJ^i way of advertising cqnatT« a county ^udy his job frorii every angle to be largo q u a n tity of Vase matrrfalr^nniE for it Is there that we can n o t successful—nnd that must bo the paf>er. excelsior,~rtf.. to In- disposed) only show hut deliver the Hoods cu t with the farmer— Trusting to (|L ^ which U making Sem.nole county tbe Lord and luck docs -noT-payr T h e prevention of panics is as famous. When I came to the state, The Lord helps those whp help important as the prevention of lire*, over thirty years ago, 1 was told A flash of fire, a little smoke, a fool- nbout the wonderful crops that could themselves. Cooperation between proficient lish cry may cause a panic and re- he grown on the wild land but I business mon and practical farmers ault in a repetition of the Marquette, could find but a few crops grown exwill eliminate much misunderstand- Michigan horror of the 1913 Christ-i cent oim M m l l (mMLAhiBB ta bw r è’Ânnài ff ’wrt-e •frnrrtpfeíF fo death int things have changed At that timo try, but the country can exist with­ a moviqg picture show panic on there was not a pound of hay cured. morning Provision | asked the reason why. I was told out the town. The nation's table is Christmns made up from the fields, gardens, should he made beforehand lor the the gru^s could not make fit liny to pastures and groves and to fun these; «Itsifk and orderly emptying of all feed the stock and that slock would properlyand profitably the farmer] classes of buildings, a* well a* for starve on it and that the sandspur mustknow- a goodmany things. Ifighting all fires a* soon a* disenv- would kill tin- stock Thai stock At ( bri*ima* a double re- would get the sandspur* under their The government tender* help to sup­ «•red ply scientific knowledge but the com­ sponsihility is imposed b> all who tongues and eni their tongues out, munities and Individuals must co­ maintain on their premise* display* but 1 was an unbeliever so l curofl operate. The progressive counties of or decorations winch may cause some of this condemned grass, and »ftcr the |>cop|e saw what 1 had Florida and other states of the south fires and consequent panic*. accept the offer and have furrn ad­ The Florida Fire Prevention So- done they followed suit and within visers at work with great benefit to riety have prepared and are send-»two years there was not one hale of all ronrrrned. Putnam county has ng to th« fire chiefs and board* of bay came to the station where a not yet joined in this practical and trade throughout i ( i -t,t. ,, w thousand hides bail come before. benArt-nt movement. * tuple suggestions which, if ngrdl. The novel feature ol Seminole Couiiholding it in til*' streets of 1 noted the other day that western ndhered to. will pre\< t |o-* "f In t \ Fa ' * uni ito imi lit > -e¡,l. to Iit* and priqa n \ corn wa> selling in Jacksonville for f! lb per iiiindred pounds, and corn *’ I le II da I a nd t Mher I It -¡da) - a nd t r a n-li r n d a w o V latir tu <'riandò Mid Winter Fair, whnh will give, brought tfotii Argentina, ti.uim mile* S a i e g u tir d - ' minili* fount \ a doufde miter* i«ay, ».)- quoted at t om rile U»e lit * ' * 1-1 Ile i I I I Ca it I.f il- l-rnduit* gteWti III Clul> Inn- in Florida unit Ipi .dred» Ita rv i |n" m u i ;! i, u i l t ill* delightful climate ol them hi other stales, have rec­ dried grusae», et) . eli her nal tirai or \ ii »-'« *<:f ; ords of growing 100 bushels ii.fiOO „ r, ¡¡¡.ial and o' ! i 11" Ml immite spring* pound- id shelled corn to the a r< [|1!(|,| ■I i. i i. This nt iIn- \rgeiitma quotation rep - u e b a - - . i i resent-- J“,.ioo In Honda especially d o t II, 1 * 0 1 toil di-postnon of wiping tUtiricai lofi tbe Palutk.i Hastings district it is re-i nl - now , it.. r.ig- tt. possible lo raise $ I (HI Worth of lri-h paper le-lupi ) M - t, I r ■I i ; . 1 V h ibtl ill potatoes nil till* Slime uere, he-ide* • ob-dly o ,*- i • -1 ti" t i* i C of a trap of hay wttrlh i'Jo or more pri v i m .. .i*, in ut . i t : o m o r e and all hi i he -ante year I i i- i* w f i e l . I f i e i r u a 1* m .l i ­ . nt—*-,„t*y of tr**liluttntt Thrr-Ugn mit posstldi moler g uvas wurk niLth,. ennittnrtmn wifi, illuni d fr. ■ t t amilltlg. -pines .ire often TÌ3Ì, bul h) -etelltifie one lunghi by ,.nil titliir light,ng i-tleet■In .tin* . n i i .........- 1 i u p o d firm advi-er• f il in i - , i t I i f . l t |er f ai l Ne mire kindly rendition- e\i-t ■nywhen in America than in Flor ‘ ida. l'riil P II Itoli*, ^director of th<- r.urnla P.vpc: mu lit huaion. 1;.,* told me that every munth^in this sfste rftn In* nnult* lo providr Mim» thint lor tin* tallì«» or market Stalks M corn fifteen feet in height, grown on n Putu., m *ninny farm are on ex bibit ion ,,t I be Pl.liitka Hoard ,, Tr**l>- r.M.mProf ( K Mrtju.ir ri*. I > harm Agent for Pinridu told m» thi- Kim fodder in a >ilo wa* vorlh (40 a tow. A few weeks ago I saw lour tons of hay in stack, near Hilllster, till cut from a single acre. .The nian who doubts the possibil­ ities of Florida soil only needs to visit the fiome of J w. Cannon, Jr , st Springside live miles rust ol PaI»tka on the ,, S. it F. Railway Mr fanned has an uere in eulliva- ! '• Hin ' * ’ .i ni i linking, on, nr a n d ) making. gbisM ! ’" P .i-fiin. ntVII sto! , l.li.w.i..g. .i,d ge.-idiru- engines.' t usi...11-. ifiiipor.. • i".' m... . .r l,, p,.,.».. -. ; i. loin- or no lighting *y*tetiis. or any and every* thought or can for tin po--il,|, eon exbibit requiring the usi- of matche* lutti.i -f.iiuld ri i-tv). rarefili luspec*» »i Uf ** I hr linn ¡lartu'fil.irly *o with reference ( nr Miti»1 to the Sllpph . till Use of oils » 11,1 danget» ",-1 .......... I • ,.i in' . i d e* , 1,. *f * * 1 I-' J»I( •*— • k I■ play - I ,t evt,t[ w II h t fie *. • I . - e . I .Ie | , - #« .it i‘ ,!*• 1!*•■« t • ■! .• f • l*,)f ,ip.* w** i.' ti» Ih* vki*li r«*muv»*ii (rum Vaulin or co in l ms tibie or inllamablc material. Such devico» shqiild lie mounted on nil metal -land or base, ami be directly tun­ nelled with ga- pipe Rubber or other llyXlhlr lube -bollili ht- ab- I , lutei) prohibited 1 ■•i a ll ih-coufllge tile !,*»• of Sanford, Florida ----------------------------------- •••'. • a _ .A --. . • v . _____________ ____ _____ ___ _________________________ ;•->!} * ■ 3 r■ .•-• • • . - • ‘ CARL KUHL Flying Over the Blackstone Hotel, Lake Front, Chicago • P . » A VERITABLE MARDI GRAS * S is m of Agriculture, Farming, Land, Products, W ater W ays, Health aiid Merchants and Manufacturers Exhibits light h) ml lamp* or open ga* foot light* ) See that all aisle*, stairways. [iii-.igeway*, exits, etc,, are free of obstruction) such a» chnirs, mov­ able countcr»| tables, etc, I h Beware of tbe cigar or cig­ arette smoker1 Do not permit them to -moke or light their deadly weeds iii-tdi of buildings. The secretary of ( |u Florida Fjr„ prevention Society, Jack-onvillp. Kin . will furnish you free of charge with the necessary No Smoking" sign*. Write him. ■ SJ I Require liberal provision of water pill*, chemical extinguishers, 1 tire hoov )-tc . and co-operate with tm public lire depart merit. [T i| i i||l A MERRY CHRISTMAS CANDIES, FRUITS and FIREWORKS *uoTo re of Germnny an(l SEMINOLE COUNTY d: ,p* r i - a tul y urlai a- or, ¡datlorlt)- or stages lighted It hax tooning from post to post; *ec that there arc breaks or gap- between «unni Un,d“ nt rainial1' “ ^ n d erfu l »..-v water in Ueasy t*.* -Is, .? t un‘lerground n MICI ill iiajf' series of decorations lo prevent j Eh. the ben climate in the United spreud of fire. 8t»te» '(e) See that all decorative' et!)-els kittt soil capable of Ihtdnstvb Is Not Complete Without are clear of gas drop lights and chan­ ^#p»*snd g ith “ KMat Vttricly oi Uj. / 1 c" e»P and quick Access to deliers. (d) Refluire all elect ire wiring to .... . .. a . No s u fr V m.*rk<!tB oi lho country. c l ' ; * • * " th« Union has equpl uc 1* strictly in accordance with the|T h “ children, must be «itlsliod. Observe i I 3 , - U i r ,eV Sir Walter Raleigh National Electric Code. I the 1-. . 6 n*Lion in command of the manner In which all wiring i. ^ p u || L ¡ n 0 C a n d ie s Mm**! omm,n‘J4 th« world." The arranged in connection with ilium n to .u ,*ft.r *n Europe is largely due atlng signs, booths, demon* rat ions of domestic appliances, etc Pin* « *• t n acee« to the sc». and lacks driven through lamp I ***d: "Anierica is another cords will cause short circuits and thn. ¡!L,°.PPOrtun|ty-M Where are result in serious danger. Jferidir m. opportunities than in (e) Examine all motors, shafting, Florid, need, the m?n. wiring, etc., concealed under tallies, benches and counters, temporarily used in connection with so called C s U n c f ^ i 0 e” " ' a ‘Depths. industrial exhibitions; such machin­ of ,f* ht been ^—M ,b«n 2 at dePth* of ery (a frequently installed without regard to. safety of operation and witltoul proper care in reference t o ' [ C “Xj . ' Í EirjT* -- - ; „ U* y -* i * rn“ H<r of advantages. i~w e ■r - . iecorative ma­ terial ‘ fireproofed;’ I ut artificial tlowets, tissm* paper ornaments, etc,, extensively used (or - it, h purpw-rs and iittpreynuted wit I .>u ■i.i-m iral subsiunct-s . at, t- i - f d „1 -light midi* tonal tu t tlat ol ordinary mu ten.,. ,, ,t i - ■Ioration- s o treat* •! v * t . i mttam- but wil ii.ft, . . ' ■■ •*' • . lio n ; h r u m his head US well as his brought into niiit.nl wilt op»,. hand*. Anti there are other ex- lights, candle (lame ga- at.- *yr AmpI?* in. I*ul niim count y worthy incamlescent lamp bull'» «mulatiun arni commendation. Before attempting any hasty or . , p r‘ S. Hall, an Ameriran Ill-advised decoration* which may 1 inker, said: " T o know nature and cause fire, examine your insurance ®»n U the sum of all earthly knowl- policy and see if it contains any­ *d|e." thing like this: “ This entire policy1, . William Hamilton, a Scotch unless otherwise provided by a g f r e Philosopher »ajd: "There is nothing ment indorsed hereon or attached Ifcat on earth but man. and nothing hereto, símil he void * * * H tinf * 1* Sn man hut mind." Ifen- hazard he increased by any rm-an;-)Unin Disrai-li, u Kuropean states- within the control or know-ledge of ®»fi raid: "Man is not the creature the assured." (a) Absolutely prohibit rh, u*e of ® circumstances, circumstances are creature, of man. Wo ar« free candh's for the illumn .t*■»:. >>( | 5*nu< “ n,l man Is more powerful ChristrnM trees | tt matter. il,) ypc(*jtt) atteiitiuji nntild be »tudy of the situation shows I (mid to the gonoral schemi of dec,B*t Florida Llorida 1U . n i n i » !.. _____ _ „ .. .1 I nFfitinnK* luit # 1#»» ust.i ! <>n material a lstate in command orations; ■»•» ses Ithat dei unitive - °I »1 1 that is not arranged in continuous fes­ caa be iwaaoouoiy reasonably nesiren desired i , . —" ™ j ln GREETINGS F r o m 5 c to $5 p e r B o x FRESH FRUITS OF ALL KINDS FIREWORKS FOR THE CHILDREN MRS. J. MALLEM CARL KUHL, Daring A viator AMUSEMENTS GALORE -FREE TO ALL Aeroplane Flights Daily, Fireworks Nightly, Music, Dancing, Boat Races, etc. A Mighty M idway of Fun and Frolic COMMITTEE C. R. WALKER W , W. ABERNATHY A. P.CONNELLY .President ' Treasurer Secretary Ï ■ V$1 f �— ■■ —T--------- ------ ; F — 75m %h è**-:ÇïÏRlwftÿw THE SANFORD H ERALD f : 4 DECEMBER 22,* |9U THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE FOUR . . II. J. HOLLY. Editor W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager IM P R E S S IO N S OF S A N F O R D ♦ I j ♦ r># Sanford must be a pretty good place, nearly A* good a» Paint: . - Fvtluhnl ¿ w r r y T u » ü j »nd V r v i t y ka, if we are to credit the stories told us by Secretary Folsom, who went over to the Celery City last Friday to attend a meeting of Lhe board of trade there in connection w-ith file gathering to be ♦ J • w n w m i r n o N r u in : . in a d v a n c e held here ne»t Monday to organize the Florida Inland Waterways ♦ O N I T E A R ............................................... »3^0 Your neighbor knows nothing about your business at this Bank A Association. ’ t S IX M O N T H S .......... .............. . . . . . ......... 13* Mr. Folsom says the hoard of trade in Sanford is a live organ­ T H R E E M ONTHS . . 31 Ever)’ transaction is held in strict confidence. ♦ ization, that some eighty or more members attended the meeting: D r i l m r l la (M O lj bT « a f f i « I3.M l ’ r t I r a i ia that Forest Lake, a leading candidate for Speaker of the House of * ♦ Your business is solicited on the basis o f prom pt, courteous t r e a t ­ AO fsan « 30.. P t t M o .lt * Representatives in the neat Legislature is president pf the board M la U i u n M a d Ha Mada >1 Offka ♦ ment and absolute safety. and a good one; that bankers, lawyers, preachers, merchants, Aa8«caad-<Uaa Alali Mattar A a (u l Z3ad t A truckers and Editor Bob Holly took part in the proceedings; IM A . at tba r<MU>ff>r at Haatard. Iiortda. ♦■ ♦ that evidences are to be seen on every hand; that a reinent bulk­ Cader Art at Maxtfc 3rd. I AT*. _______ .2 » head 2,000 feet long i* being built on tbe water front, and that Telapbaaa Na. It O S V . la Herald B aM U t the city will soon have the finest municipal docks In the state; ►> that it takes two brick building;» and one frame one to accommo­ The Sanford Herald’ » Christmas (t date the 700 school children: that two nuto busses and four hacks Jyt mwrvnnff eysmtsb. number was it splendid piece of >• bring pupils in from their surrounding truck patch homes; that newspaper work and its. advertising C. R. Walker took him on a trip out among the celery, lettuce, H. E. TOUR R. R. DU.S columns revealed a condition of union and cabbage farms and that they are a wonder and well Ca*Met AlWl I'ublM prosperity in that city and section. worth a long journey to see; that he might promptly be indicted >♦ ♦> — Tampa Tribune. « by a Federal grand jury if he put in prin^ the big stories told him ♦ J •---- O----ubout what was Ix-ing done on this land; that hundreds of cars of ■è -♦* __ P ru t.' Starr charge* married nuu. truck wenr north rrrry-Bt' is oft; that jhe A. C. L. Superintendent * tWBFUl SI lhe meeting and snid that his company planned "3 ifi- “ * seriousness and fnildrc to appreciate * — ------------------1 . . . . - . ----- .iixu nu. H r — ~ a æ to increase facilities for handling the products of the surrounding • a L ..... . marriage obligations. Also, »aw* •* country, t tmr e ftf f ^ M B r ’rcrfTtfnfy need of it notwithstanding the births and 12 deaths, while Sanford tell the story. terested and will be sei t t<. n i(j. edged collars, lustrous coat sleeves prosf>ects of improved water facilities; that a big crowd of Sanshows-18 births and 13 Heaths which It ia simply umazing the many drew* if a request is mailed in their and trouser »eats; what? forditen would be here next Monday— the holiday rales -fit effect « is proof sufficient that Sanford is varieties of tft-es, dowers, shrub­ office in Onero, Fla. ------0 -----Dec. 16th would allow them to come at reduced, Jarc - to h^lp.. *-.n o t only a better town but ia grow- bery, plants and grasses that arc organize the F L O R ID A I N L A N D W A T E R W A Y S ASSOCIA“ Will the War End by Next —jag-jim ch more rapidly than Ocala. carried in atock by this concern, in A Concession. T IO N ; that the opinion wo$ general that Paiatka and-Sanford March?” asks Frank Mayra of the ♦ It also deminstarates that Sanford (s fact nnything in the nursery line ■Pullmnn Porter— "Uosa, yo‘ ibo’ 1 0 IM E Pensacola Journal. We hope so, f- should be bigger and better dties, and that they would be if tbe ■* ;iw better town in which to live, get that will grow in Floridh ifc carried lusty." Passenger (resignedly) _ Frank, for it wiil.be rather difficult e citizens of the two places would only get together and__stay put. * ihhrried and have a — well, anyhow by the Royal Palm Nurseries. •Well, you may truth off-about ay ;. kwiping _up with l h e Avar and the T * . T he»«-and. ot her- 1 bing* ttlK tta rttaaamtrtd- g r coucAinuag Lu , ‘ A lioot; i f , the — —* — ■ ♦*catalog- tr fr*N» Tff’ trnyone~»iT»| UofcoF« Irrrtr^ — ~ Ha*»-»"*-.. f w’ rFlNff*t^fwrt#ll»rnre-nM he sam rtfm r. • impreniotti o f t h e Celery City, the city that Dob Holly has been • I ----- O-----f • * ---- o — boosting and booming for lo, these many years and which seems HEALTH S T A T IS T IC S to be now getting the natural reward for a service well per­ The Florida Grower is not making Statistics are peculiar animals. formed.— 1‘niatku News. much headway in its light against They remind one very much of a Forrest Lake for speaker of the mule that works very well for a House of Representative«, in faet number of days only to kick the the fight is hurting the Grower a hind sight- oil hU master some day blame sight more than it i* Lake j cultural line. We have not seen all laike worked wn h the commission when l\e is looking the other way or Wauchula Advocate. th** reports of Florida counties but men's lohby He had that right a good cow that gives a bucket of O lhe Commissioner of Agriculture will Even if he was not influenced by this milk and then kicks it over, FerWayne Thomas of the Plant City make a detailed‘ report soon and a lobby did he not show that he was nandina News-Record has a head­ Courier came out last Friday with comparison o' counties and theii not the growers' friend when he re­ line that states: “ Fernandina by 24 pages of paper. Wayne is prob­ acreage will redound to the credit fused to listen to lhe expressed statistics proves to be the healthiest one of the smallest wishes of three different organiza­ place in Florida" and yet the popuably celebrating the victory in Plant of Seminole. C ity going dry ami demonstrating and one of the newest counties, but tions of growers'’ I trust jhat the lation of Fernandina do«*/ not seem to that t here i* more business under one of the best in the state growers of Florida will influence be increasing any on account of tin U the dry regime than there is under Orlando their representatives to vote against great health found there the uet«. Forrest Luke a- Speaker of the nrxi sortii* time since hawlcii out the! COLONEL THOMAS 11 -t.ilJ board of |iea ||I, because lhe The last issue of Ot Me roll t al ns a house -lali-tlr- demonstrated [hut Oriundo in the mean time i wish lo ■ all Tlw* Germans worked i he shell tine picture of Col Thomas J Apple L bad more deaths than I lie average attention to Rob Holly's pajier. the racket on the English coast the other |yard, now stale printer, of which lug MiChrist imi- * 11> in Florida and the paper* down day and now all England i* arming job In* has made a marked success, Sanford Herald - K\ V for tin- fray 'I he shelling seem* to with it brief sketch id ills life, and it nuifibcr is a l,eauiv and the iitj there suud lhe deaths were tourists ( have stirred up the slow moving is worth noting that when Thomas should be proud of it. If our read-thut hail come there half dead and I Britons. was eleven \ear« old In- was a kol er< want to learn about Sanford and Oriundi» -eeni* i<* l a\> completed1 JS Cl * . m ' ) r : n . ;• . *' l I II ln-r elties in Elorida are r.t% c i l y Thu* early in , emitioli* inunly I advise that I K«*> thè job The Auburndale N e w Era states soldier in l.ee’ s army tnaklllg dauns liuti l hey are ubst» send live cents *for i tu* ezcellent that Auburndale needs u light, water life lie acquired the habit of lighting lutei)' thè beali blesi cities in t he .1 ra is e -— !c il''V ' ( ; j .. v S Florida Grower and ice plant, a bakery and a large lighting like a gentleman, as Lee's number world. bui ohi * walking through thcm winter hotel. ]( any one knows soldier's a I wiTys did anil hi* main­ You have our goal, Uro Wright, r\ ‘ *”; , 1n 1 s, V \T t a h k where a few oi these article* are tained the controversial spirit ever anti in thi* gloriou* Christmas r.m would i magme he wa* al ready in a knocking around loose they might afterwards in southern pmrnnlism we las down tbe pen and cease ill Iill*t*ter> wbtch gIV«“- rise lo ilo •hip them to Auhiirndule nt once until 111* sailed serenely into the -tri e N'n man with a heart could thnught tbat peoplc ari imi ulway* » II* and receive » reward snug .harbor of the state printer’ s «ay any more and we Kerch'* gl'e Inoking fi*« thè lii'iill htnt piaci** bui i Mtr d e m . w i p n u c . liv e r branch in t he fine- l hat ofTer t he must induce tiffin* at Tnltntiasset1 IBs meaty and Edgar Wright the !di\ ineius The editor of The llcruld Accept I lu­ When PoweJI and Boh Holly get pungent paragraphs have been mi** lieu of a s pr i g of It ae . TV e xp re ss. \' sloud al l in- siili o! a greiil ri\, r ' !if together there's going to he some I’d since he put oil in* lighting armor, gli. it for a Christmas present and a* oliiday . and walthed Uielll tuking u rejoinder we can Truthfully say Hush. Hall) has named Powell u for Thomas could say multino in par­ out t io* body of a workman w ho hu<i mornber of the committee on mo­ vo as well ;«s any man on the state that if any one interested in Florida gone down in a caissoo tu work tilt wish,** a real magazine that gives moriuln *in*i Pandi ckc-nn't lik** it ¿¡fTTras-nnd cmild tnaki* hirn^rlf «•* un thè bottoni of thè si rea m in thè the truth about the stale’s resources comfortable to an enemy as a iurt*little bit. Cutis it putting a "live Ehi II was wa* situi After he gets we can safely recommeml the Florida «trurture ofthe I ridge man on a dead subject.” - Tampa net under his shirt S e n d tlte ( s t u n t r y to th e ( s t y Having proved that F'or- H"*1 m,' n could li\ I Jlere al l d i rich doing the state printing lie is Grower Times. two men were brought out that day \\ O u r R a te s a r e I.m e We failed to see that kick from very likely to return to newspaper ri*»t Lake did not represent the Cit­ and taken m the ■ c met cry and yet / O u r ,SVr. it c .S'trr <■ Wallis, fiut we.want*to tell hirn right work, and meanwhile he i* "keeping rus Exchange and that to* did not 1liete wet* score- f liieti waiting to now that it takes a go id man lo hi.* hand in" by ei|itmg,thc Florida represent i iu •■•mmis*iun men iuI a k e I h eir p ia i e We has, lived in write nbituanis and the position Si hoo| Exponent and making a line must In* \•* rcpres»-nted lhe people Y O U R S A T IS F A C T IO N ASH R F t) pl.il es I i .it wer I .iid to be alisii and 1 iiere itioliody iiurt Meanpuhli|p at ion of ii Lakeland ribpay» wi*ll JOst a natural position lime according to the statements lutfly unhealthy Htid wert* warnrtl fo: anyone who is buried in Clear­ gram of Wright and Holly, et al. the Grow­ not to go there and yet the money ----- O-----water. er add The Herald are both good was to be made there and we are k ■m ----- 0 — . AN A W F U L P I C T U R E *Serve the Pithlie’ living to tell the story The Miami Metropolis states that papers and both papers have made , • I f the Florida Grower displiys is Does it make much difference to good Editors a ml there is jieaee on poor judgment in its editorial ml- poor Hillsborough has lost caste the average mini ithodt the health virrs# concern in/ fruit and farm eu'- because the county refused to go earth, yea, even in Florida. -f>elah 1 statistic* of u certain place? Aside O ture ua it does in its criticism» of ( dry and especially condoles with thel from i lie health of hi*, family he Re presentati ve F‘orrj*st laike for o|e poor boys that ate slaving on t In* | S A N F O R D NO T SO WORSE naturujlv l•^lh■^ to the business end | . poaing thè (iròposed insane eitrus dully pajiers down there forced to j A good many people seem to he of “ 'r„ , 1(w|I10n lu|ll rl^ lt|j fruii law introdured in its List s«s- write wet editorials when in ryality lhe opinion that Ocala 1» not so l|lu, lf hl, sy>Um m idon of thè legislature, u will be ib are prohibitionists. The (liclure good a town us Gainesville. Orlando, j ihaJH? tha( (tu(,aM, wil] pMJ| hjm ,1V Bsc •* strumentai in doing more barn; than I « f Ed Lambright arici Giliiert Iotaeh Lakeland or St. Petersburg W ( no matter where he lives The cities good to the fruit growers of Florida and Goode Guerry anil Justin W or­ like all those towns mighty well, but that make the health claim alone thington and Bob Bentley and sev­ we like tho little old burg better, — SL Augustine Meteor. will not always lie thy most popuThe editor of the Meteor is Hon. eral others who are chained to their and tho vital statistics of the state lous by any means, although good Lowia Zim, state settator for many desks each morning like galley slaves hoard of health show that whilo tfur health is one of the corner stones of years and Ids idesa are certainly and forced to write wet stufl is cer­ neighbor cities are better places to contentment and -without good tainly Heart rending. We would die in, Ocal n is- better to live in.’ . worthy of consideration. ' hetiith none of us cun exist. , like to have a picture of thoso poor Following is the hoard of health re­ ----- 0 -----While on the subject of health it boys, far from home and mother, port for the principal towns in Flor­ A GOOD T H O U G H T would not be amiss to state that There is always a Tine editorial to forced to slave for u living for such ida. it will be seen that the only Florida as u rule is much healthier Poor boys towns that have a lower death rate tro found in the Paiatka News. The heartless taskmasters. than any other state. In the early following Is an extract from u 'most who want to' do right and look not than Ocula arc* much inferior to it in days there was malaria in spots, ¡striking one that uppeared in its is­ uptfh the wine when it Is red and population: hut the drainage and gradual settle­ the moon is pink, tied bund and foot Birth Death sue of the 18th: ment of the state has brought on u Rate Rate “ Nothing goes or grow* unhin- by Stovall and M cK a y and the liq­ Cities Iwtter condition assisted by the 20 24 . tiered. But for the law of untagon- uor is -forced down their teiidcr Jacksonville, state hoard o( health and better 26 17 ism one could throw a stone to Tal­ throats. Will not some good Sal­ T a m p a . . . . sewerage systems and better water ........ . . . 23 lahassee as easily as across the street. vation army loss have compasion Pensacola . 17 systems until now the entire state 19 23 Every harvest field Is a sort of upon these boys and release them Key W e s t.................. of Florida can Jay claim lo better . 2Ö 11 Waterloo, where life and denlh from their awful position ere It is West Tapm a. health than three-fourths of the 17 fight eternally. Tho history of civi­ too late. The Child Labor Law or Gainesville................ . . . 18 states in the Union. Figures at 16 lization Is a history of interminable the Habeas Corpus Act or the Green St. Augustine........ . . . . 1 0 times will tell funny tales and as the .1 3 13 combat. The Panama canal, tho Fruit Law should be invoked to get Tnllahassoo . . . . . . . . Orlando people claim are not true 32 railroad acroes the Florida key«, the these boys sway from such an awful St. Petersburg. . . . . . . . . 27 for tho entire year. The statement' 20 latest Swiss, tunnel, arc not only en­ environment and send them baek Lakeland.............. . . . 28 Your Ghrifitttfrts «hopping will be,rhade easy heiV’ " that the majority of tho deaths in 12 gineering triumphs, but conquests home— back to the farm where most OCALA t «#»»*.*****•* . .. 14 Florida are of northern people who oiler you the very beat or your money. We «ell every­ 36 Orlando. • *«•»*«•■ ■ ■ .. 24 over ancient enemies in nature, tyur of them belong. oome to Florida too late Is also true. thing to be found in a first-class jdwelry store. ------u -----13 Sanford................... . . . 18 hospitals represent our gains agiins In fact the man who comes to Flor­ .7 ‘ t 7 Quincy........... We carry a large assortment of Diamonds, Watches OVERCOM E the inveterate enemies of the body. ida and stays (or any length of time Clocks, Silverware, Cut Glass, Bracelets, Brooches, Chains» Hob Holly of the Sanford Herald I nltttkn * >.*« * » • * * * * * . . . . 7 { 17 is surprised tit the dearth of funer­ 17 16 Daytona, . . ........ Fobs, Necklaces and CufT Links. Highest grade of Hand states that we indulged In personal­ A F IN E RE PO R T als of tho home people. Therefore, 2J Painted China. Everything in Sterling and Plated The agricultural report published ities when we stated that Forrest Fernandina.......... .. . . . 21 in talking about health let us gen­ Silverware. In The Herald last Friday was some­ Lake represented the commission De Ladd, •. * •«•»«'#* • . . . 14 1 ' 9 eralize instead of speciali» end ben­ 4 14 thing lor this section to blow about, menf.- Surely this was no reflection Plant C i t y .............. . . .•2 oo Our prices are from 10 to 20 per cent less than m the efit the whole state of Florida. the combined crops raised in this on his persons! character. We un­ Apalachicola ........... , , , tit# , 16 big cities. ----- O----6 tight little county during the season derstand that he U nn able man and Bartow..................... . . . 1 6 Royal Palm Catalog We are pleased to have you call on us whet h e v,,u * . . . 10 Tarpon S p r in g *... f. H • a good citizen, but we believe he re­ just passed amounting to more than The Herald is in receipt of t ’ . ie 10 buy or not. We do plain engraving free. 4 T W O M IL L IO N DOLLARS- Wlysn flected the views of the commission DeFuniäk Springs... . . . • • i 101& catalog ol the Royal Pa!m 7 . . . 3 2 Kissimmee. one considers the amount of, land men rather than Jhe growers, As Nurseries of Onoco, Florida and ¿'o 19kdx •16 In Seminole county and then con­ expressed In three great conventions. Marianna... . . . . . . . , ‘ ~ ij Confidential THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY PEOPLES BANK OF S A N FO R D ‘¿ ¡ 22? SANFORD, FLA. *vJ V H ELP/TH E CITY THE pU R E FCCDPF m miiìk ainl nini, r -1 things the country can give v*nether a they can live there or not. m :r S o u th er n E xp r es s C ompany m m usBsm Gift Suggestions i From Schaal’s Jewelry Store templates this official report the The growers had friends at Talla­ —Ocala Star. 'Thla sounds well but our dear natural inference would be hassee working for the bill; the com that Sem.nolo county mission men also had their lobby brother ’ did not take the birth rate Fomwt into consideration. Ocala shows 14 is s o m e prize county in the agri-j fighting «gainst the bill. £2« f ftA_ 1 , - T - Y R '-r -R . Theo. Schaal, Jeweler say that this- catalog is the finott and most complète thet* has c* n been gotten out Uy, a aimilar c«nce n n Florida does not begin o * ' . r- -*r H . *' r ,. ,, , 123 W. 1st St., Sanford, Fla. Open Evening!'Till Christ nuts - *S - rt = .'¿ ¿ la H i H . iiiL ?k• ■H B H �wm ■i . w 1ER 22 , m u ............... ... H O T E L A R R IV A LS i i IN AND ABORT THE CITY :: T /f C$ THÉ SANPORD HERALD •. r r-ÿ^'.T ;îÇît^  1 STT 3 t2 íi . - -V ;V f. ■ ■ W P ' « P A **r FM È -PRETTY WINDOWS county commissioners OF SANFORD STORES A H£LDi 5 SESSI0N ’ S a n f o r d House llert Krlich. Baltimore. Md . Mr <; Utile H a p p e n i n g » — M e n t i o n !! und Mr* l.use. Royal H. Smith, ------Sanford, Fla Dec 1 y 1*.*1 l «■ of Ma t t e r s in B r i e f — 1! N. V. City W V Rftper. J«x; T I I K B l ’ SI.VESS H O U S E S H A V E Honorable Board of County Com P er sonal Ileitis of Mr and MrH.rn> It Marks. F IN E S TO C K S W E L L missmners in ami lor Seminole connChicago, III . A l. Buffer, Miami. . Interest D IS IM .A V E I) t } 1. met ill call session ul III 10 .1 m Fla ; T f Parker )r .lav t ’ hu* ________ l‘ri'< lit Frank I. Woodruff. • hair V Rainwatvr. Atlanta f.a W B Summan of the Floating Small Sanford merchant* are to !>e c o m - i mi*1' L. W. LutzWood» and wife. H M Wyotis, SeTalk* Succinctly A r r anged fur r■ ' A ( lark ami I I Me­ bring, Fla : W Call Johnson. Jax. 'mended for titeir excellent decoraHurried H e r a l d Re a d e r s Commissioner I. P J. B Shute, E f- Kleinert, Theo llon# both m the window display« “ ,ln i-Y* Koatsh. Chicago. Ill . F H Sanford, and interior store decorations', it is! 1 he following fuirpls of the several T»]ne lor fancy work. Fresh yeast wile and child. N ^ Y f i n . [truce »afe to assert that never before in count V oflicers were presented. JCthe history ol the city have the C \\ .cakes *nd pop corn, at Simon's. 22-t! Chcnom-th. Chicago. Ill repífi» anil approved Richards and wi f e. Savannah, C,u.. stores presented such a fine appear­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson of Bond ni L P llagan, county com­ L. B. McClendon, Atlanta, (Ja.; F. ance or have the merchants placed Pads were among the visitors to the missioner District No. 2 , iimounR. Clark, Augusta, (la.: F. W El­ such a dazzling array of holiday' city yesterday. Mr. Johnson reports $2000.00: surety. Fidelity &. Deposit liot, Indianapolis. Iftd . A L Rob­ goods huforc their customers. Space kb section In first class shape nnsd Co., of Maryland. inson, Jacksonville, Fla., Paul Reese will not permit a lengthy description while orange prospects are not much T h e s e P e o p l e a r e No t O n l y Bond of C. W Entintinger, com­ and wile, St. Petersburg. Fla.: D. S. of all the windows, but among tho today the people are expecting better missioner district No :i, amount best may he noted the windows of Grecnbaum. Savannah, (¡a.; Bert , prices later in the season. t Fish. Del.and. Fla R II Wilson. ID. A Caldwell 1 ifc~C*o , who had a $2000 O0 ; surety. Fidelity A Deposit Orange boxes with hoops always Tampa. Fla . F 11 Armstrong and real chimney lor Sunlu Claus. »The * °-> °f Mary land, Hut alsolntheu.se of Cosmetics, Creams, Lotions, Powders, .n soak, at F. F. Dutton’s. 27-tf Bond of J. A t ‘lark,'count v com­ wile, "R iv e n o - w J a x T A Ware window was arranged with feathers Perfumes, etc., etc. They know the secrets of complex­ ami wile, Jax. N" T (laynor. Tam ­ blowing uiiout by aid of an electric missioner District No. i. amount. ion elTeets and would recommend the use,of the carefully Dr. (’ L Brundage, resident osteopa; F. A. Light body, C W Carter. fan making a snow white cloud all $2000.00; surety, Fidelity A Deposit selected makes and brands we carry in stock. pith, graduate of Kirksvillc school Jacksonville; Joe Dietndd, Atlanta. the time and the falling snow effect Co., of Maryland 'Office owr First National Bank, Bond ol J T. McLain, county coin Ga.;. J N Richurds. N 7 City; on the cedar trees in the window Janford 35-tf missioner District No. 6 ; amount W Ik Stewart, Arlanta. (la . It T was most realistic. Auto Livery— Prompt service— Bishop, Jux, W (j Harrison, Va.; The large windows of N. P Yowcll $2 0 0 (1 no; surety. Fidelity Si Deposit Day phone 281, Niglit phone 1D6. II. L. Abbott, R. L. Ivey, Jax; F. E. Sc Co., are .beautiful in their decor­ Co., of Maryland. C. Wilson. 16-tf PHONE 273 Tht N m « . i Drug Sior* SANFORD, FLA. Flitch, Cordele, Ga.; T. S. Lutes,' Mt ations and • holiday novelties and Bond of Lester A. Brumley, coun­ Dora, Fla,; Harvey English, Chicago, show great care in the dressing of ty commissioner District No. 1 ; It begins to look like fair time III. ; A.*'J. Bacon. Atlanta, Ga. the windows and the outside effects. amount t 2 « 0 i).0 0 ; surety, Fidelity,^ - —, with Henry Marks and his assistants rrmm Hi. Johns House The Suiulaole , Pharmacy • has tw o -Dcpnxlr Co., of* Maryland. tl the fair headquarters in the W 9 Iv • ** ; ■' Mr. hrrrf- Mr«: H Williams and irre windows that are artistically Bond of Alexander Vaughan, as­ ’ borne hfork and busy its bees. That ♦ J f ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ party, Ottawa. Canada; I Gilbert, trimmed and the interior of the sessor of taxi's; amount $ 1 0 0 (1,0 0 ; ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Seminole county will have one good G •Arnold. I. G Shuter, G Borden store presents :» most pleasing effect. s u n t}. Kidelit y A Deposit Co. of ♦ fair goes without saying and Mr N- Y City; I- G Arm-(rung and Woodruff & Watson have t wo nice Mary land ♦ Marks knows how tp gfvo the people wife, ••Riverview.” Jax. Miss Ida windows that are substantial and whst they- want. Bond ol John D Jinkins, tax * o|- ♦ Gilbert, Field Pastopi, Ontario; nice for the Holiday gilts and the I e r i 1 1r a mount. Sl.Vnoni’in -wr.-tv, ♦ Dr. C. L. Brundage, resident oste­ Ira B Watht-n. Morgunville. kv , -lure i- handsome ill Holiday attire. A iiiern i ■ s uri i y ( otnp.iti} <d Ni w ♦ I. R Philip* \ I'n have a nice opath. graduate of Kirksville school A W 1'r.in r Cli.ill.uimig.i !*•-tin York ♦ display window and tin- store I* well' . Office over Pirts National Bank, San­ ■lohn Freeman Evansville It,,! H"L ! "I Kolierl \ New tll.lll, IHUII diinritlcd with green and red stream­ ford 35-tfc ♦ A line hue oi latlies’ hose at Mrs. ers. 'Pile tallies are well filled with ty treasurer, umounl, $7,600.00; sur- ♦ Hon. Tildrn Jacobs of Chuluoru ety, American Surety Company of Grace E. Williams, Milliner, 1 0 « everything in the gift line. ♦ N e w Yntk was in the city, yesterday and re- First street, ;u 2 t. Henrv McLaulin and Theo Srhaal ■ ports Chuluola as being in the pulilie Rondo! Robert A Newman, cium- ♦ li<-r has <lean'll. liuvi* their Jewelry store* anti the ty. anniunt $7 , 6 0 0 0 (1, «prêt y. Fïdeleye with the now hotel and'several ♦ will C iiri-l in a* « imlii w- well fiffeil wt( ti miit atilt* ït\ \ fu jm-ii i h *i( M iryland w * *i<ire rooms in the process of ♦ 1 «il< - ii 1 1n- ji-weirv and -il v* r v* are m r. In.’ lit I oI U ilbur \ t iinn, i imni y tonsiFUctioii He is postmaster and lllle* iti trini I" tin ♦ -nr v amounl $ 1(100 op -Il e!', a member *d the county school II ’* ’-a 11 L«r *1 v 1 iu A < ini liiiig Co I*. I", T l \ ii . Im-nt ami ha* also been made a . - *■- v <•1111111 •if N i ,» ♦ -I 11rd ■» 11! • I 1. i . t t fa n !■■»•* i,11• ill- 1 !-» WMidi >w» ! fiat y• mriiil,' "I the Seminole fount \ ♦ if* altrui i r g lU.-ntiotl lii.d . t tic Pair ■i*M, mi i e. Mr .lueiinli- Mute• l.ei.-ge • ii lletring conn ♦ - :,•r i i- lire—.cd up m ludida} attire that the (>.-o|il<- of Ins section are it < i min no -urei \ ♦ \(l ol III, -lot# - to tin- i il v present t > nig. .nr: oil Ml Mr< , favor of do- fount}* fair and sill as . ’ i . - .. | N II A I < i.. r i . : ' • i ■(•■ ,,r i ,-•. id han i a rrod ♦ «1*1 II I I" i \fill.Its Um i ••t < M Hand. sheriff. ••ut Ilo- I ndi l l a} -pitti in e v e r y sense ♦ amonto $211110 (III, « ur e i \ I. P M, of ( he w o r d a n d T h e H e r a l d wi s hes l)r 1 L Brundage, un osteopath ♦ ( , i m r m. • ! P ■I V .1 11.. ' • t • i io a - l - i m g io the Ex* n|H-iet| an office in the Fir-t 11.1• •it! t II la i di ¡ 'll . ♦ p ri.g 'i")», ,|n,M.ii \ ol tin Sali­ N-i" ■ l'...i,k InilMll.g at.d will allei,' \ f I lido 1(0 , -ur. t v ♦ le rd -tur.*- .ir* lia I. dl< a I led (•> small mak* tti- •u v ills home. Dr Itriin I III I N N -lio» u lodo » - luit I lit do ti mark T l H I o'l .10(1 M iirt in I >o\ I dage 1- fr.uii Elizubet htow n. Kv ♦ I !■ I <( D I I. nil r|ir i-, I lurida Thr a- l,e: S l i p ! Ilf al i* .1ul-! - it, I lie ill u rlo n i Ime »nil 1nine- to the city highly rernm ♦ ■I - I,. t |e t ' liri-l in.,- dl< in r -.i i. . ■ i • ■! a M'oudl f I 0,10 o i l • i1* l( i o .1i-r ia! i * el .Ml t heir mended in lit' chosen |*rt<fc*stui. •I. I , |ii(... .............. I ♦ aI I< <i i .1 oui -1\i Ì ♦ llll.ll I» i v» • , 4 U ............. ..l-o , ill, nlii'li to P. ■1 Id I P I’ 111 III I i' ,1 I I " . t-..r-i. r. IUI; 1lilil'r , ♦ . : 'a lai L t l - » L '.aiitniii - l i . n — l i o » -*■!«- V hoard ••( pmtill* III- l ru» 1i"<i I ‘ n .*- * ri,■! d » * - e l l i ai * It.- largest a,id lirn-st - l o c k .1*1" IO Í 20011 Oil -ur*-i v T 111*•11i v I I -i t o m -, gnief- tl .if ( i \e e v e r r ♦j A I I. I-. t I . " I M .(*-. laTitl Nuli, i ’ •it* i •w i I, I I . - -• lo*' a l oi I tie ♦ i 1 a rri-.iii inemlu-r 1 i•;. -1 "I I k V * . 1* -. < ■ ' ! ' . lire i ■ are . ilri-oie|\ |**w y It w o u l d Mi*t r<!• i<***\ ♦ On.if 1,1 Ol ptifili' piihli, tli.it d i i ni i g i i i n- t m. i - w . . • hi *\> In' t i l e ( s o l d e II! i l o » s e . ( o i l *uret} . 1 H-* I f.it N I' ^ I • • • il A..- I. i'L <11 (aJJln ( n S a l d e r ò alni Mlnpecl I he .. ! i lint . $2000 lit) ♦' permit teil t<* In’ I'xpimicii at.} where Mucks In-fore g o i n g el sewher e, a* t he H u d d l e s t o n a n d U A NiehoUon 1 ♦ 1 H* I'ark Avciuii* 1) ]( hS11fi iiu-inficr * Hood of - t north, id Tiiird »trci i - l i n k - will c e r i . m i l l sell l hem« t *l ve♦ io»t r to i ooi, *o Oliar«! **l piildli N -liti i i- .d .- • • i ) .t I •T # . ’t ' •<i *• ■• PROFESSIONALS IN THE HISTRIONIC ART s Huy Your Toilet Articles Here SEMINOLE PHARMACY Electric | Vacuum Cleaners I At J. D. Roberts Get her one for Christmas. % The Franz Premier Vacuum I Cleaner will save more household ♦ drudgery than any article you l could purchase. ♦ Brightens the home. Does away l witli dust. Costs hut a trifle over ♦ a cent an hour to operate. Lasts l a lifetime. ♦ See them in our window and ask I us ro show them to you. 4 SpeeiaLpxiees on Flcctric irons' during the Holidnvs. u S iiu ii)x d L i d l i t &L F u e l Co.- i ni - mug oi, Moni l . i y, I - 21 In w i,r ••♦ i *'i * ' • g • " i V • • Christmas is Coming WeCanFurnish Turkeys Live or Dressed Chickens -. Hams Any Cut Beef or Pork Florida and Western Oysters. Cranberries My Nuts Fruits. T that’s good to .eat. • D. Roberts I ce Phone39 J** I « t to >,er md will hei l i g l arge iniiipare wi t h and llie varied log ii< •( t• .:*-•* ooumt l-i I, . ■' , i f I III' Slot khuldefs' Meeting The annual meeting *,! M, -link holders *d ih* I ir-i N.,i H. • * ■of Sanford will In laid .i I ti, "Ilo* of I lie Bank lr ^.11 lar-* I ....... ini D 1*1'. I * <i I in fl a i "• l’ ues-át For Sale! ! ! Three lots facing Park on Myrtle avenue and Seventh *tr<« I |)<--trniffy located for hotel or n-idem c Beautiful shade Ire«** ten >i.it- old. no oilier property like it in tin- city Apply at once to \\ W Long ‘ 26-tfc . h I i Im-I rn-s, sweet a n d »out pickle* in h u l k , ton led h a m, u n d gnillì the seOSUII. • tilings n| I in­ Il6-2te I M . . : i■ l . i i \ ..... -I inspi r i ng a n d * u g g i — Ini progf.ini hits Ill-ell gVitten lip W iiimi *urh men as Dr Redwuy, tingreat geographer. Dr. Withers of Teacher* College, St. Louis: unti Dr. .Harvey Cox of the University of Florida appear on the program ii mean* that all who attend will In­ vi ry mucli helped. Duly those w ho -lay away will lie disappointed. By .ill mean* attend, A complete pro grain may fie hail at the office oi vyuj rimtiiy superintendent of cdui ..i urn I* L T H R A S H E R . Supt. / There being no furl her" basine** I lo* board adjourned to inert Inn Dt IMS t o wn C H R IS T M A S D INNi it A. ('. I,. Restaurant ♦ Roust Turkey, ttyst<*r I •«•--•tug ♦ Cranberry Sam♦ Sirloin of Western Reef ♦ Putt t ,r.tv y AT TH E CHURCHES Chicken Nut Salmi ♦ Sftlihalh llullrltn Shoe String Pot a roe* Salariagumli ♦ Sumí*} irtionl, V If, * rn Shoe Strings PotnlolN I'r r lrliltil, t I ». m. ♦ Kpworth Ur gur, Senior, C' p m. Salamagundi I ' r r * r h in (, 7 p. m. ♦ Creamed Sugar Corn I’rsyer Mee ting, 7,Jl) p. m. We*lne**l»y. Sweet Potatoes Chutr Punire, 7 p, m. Krliisy. Junior Kpworlh laifur, 3-.S0 p. m. Friday Peach Fritters, White Sauce All vOtlora to th e c ity h » « » • cor dial , come, mod an- iQvltrd lo » placa in our Uilnanu Salad church life " I ' u i n e thou » U n u> and » r Vaml|a Ice Cream w 1Mil d*» Vhe»-■«•*).''■■ ' * "t y. E. STEIN Mt; Y En. I'aalor, Assorted Cake’ " ’ Fruit Cuke SIS Magnolia Are. Mince Pie I 'le a b f t r t la n L'harch Milk Sunday »chord a t 9:43. M o rn in g aarvica Iced Tea' a l I I a. rn. E v e n in g aervtce* at 7 p tn. Hrfticr» if»* h*l«J In th» Imperi«!' T h e a t r e uniti nr* e^urrh la Oniah^tl. All vl the my in > rordUlly Invittd to iltand thr tervler« Prayer meet In* every W«<l ne«i!ny Electrir rending lamp*, port able*, <*»'#ntny at 7 30 rn th r r r a a b y l r r l i n M * n » r it ft Mai» avenue, specialties. Acme irons. El-Grtllo*. y h A l l N K I . I . IIIIOWNI. PK. Past or toasters, coffee perctilator*. llashlights, dry liatteries, elect ric »up Watch for the arrival of the Jap­ plies. Call and get on« of our beau­ anese girl* on Jan. 6th. tiful calendars. -------------- 5------------------------• Hanford.Electric Co.. Dance at Woodland Park Wednes­ 34-tf 117 Hynes Block. day. Dec. 23rd, 7:30 p. ra. 34-2tc Graceful und charming are the Just a few more day» to buy Red Cross seals. Have you bought dancers who will dance nnd dance and dance, some more, Jnn. 6th. Evrr Popular Sattafras. Suge i nassafntN Kx< hangii wi i * un old tea liad a In-vi-rage great v o g u o whtch lli iger« to uiimng us It Ir* drunk medi e in Plori ila P due utili an) Association f .ir- progressive telieher til I Iti•indi niii-' it t ■i herself and to her Want* to Or or the Ground ul. • - - io tt*-*i*t tin an mini meet K u girl I- it, 1* v- with * »' ting , -I i )*. I hirid.i Edui ntmioif \»»o i hi u, 11•■r lióme <*,wn to 1- tlrnld to- ! •■!•! it, t io I** a ui I oi ' I • -i i!:, i * ,i Ini,g > I,* I -I-*- fis* t. •! I,.ii.i-tanil, Dei 2!*. .11) unii -t I, * i ■JiMton in vt*ti f r i e n d * in anot her I 1* 1t .11 * V l-i"' ’ i" -t I • ; o wit i hi i-si , m i m * • on „I e i ; .It-u . 1he ' I- Iih-Ill v A- urei \ M .r I,,, I. A ............... ' ' and voglie, some u» a a extent spr l ng hut il Ih und' -tdaldy f r ngi ont atti] evcti l o solile tip t-o d ate pal ate« Ita* a pl easl l i g Ihivor Oli«* of Ihn MiltiKH Wllli ii lmpr*'**e*l Ilo- t nfilest w Itile s e t l l e r * In tfo- ,-ountl } alni of ■'Iti, li 1li* v gl ow l ugl i utni. . e i >ii>. of ’ i*-- c|i«rno* un*) Ho* i o - » u o r l d H.issafrus *j allng (catnr*«« *»f vv.is ihe ubundai i ce of Ettfct» o* T ubrrcutoiil. Professor Flsfihurg llmls tubercu­ losis almost In'ariabty producing ei­ ther an PXBggeiated egn nnd colossal arlUHhnoBs. or a great HUscoptlblllty to suggestion TJtls iast explain«'tho constitnpt tv ■ » creduti!} with respect I" take i nte* .md tlo-lr apparent Iral>r*•vetili ut utiiier iMteli treatment M t Man' * Vai n Side No <1 «Her how little H man does, it »Iw;,»* plessi»* htm to be told ha a*irk* too hard \tridenti (Bobe ‘A / --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------- Y Nay All Our Citizens Enjoy a Real, Old Fashioned Christmas Christmas hells soon will In* pealing their glad message, and in e v e ry home t h e Y tile log wiil e r n e k merrily, reflecting all that is joyous, happy and bright. M ay even citizen of San/ord and Seminole ( ‘ouuty enjoy the Holiday in all the spirit of a gorfd, old fashioned Christmas. "H orn e Folks" never have greater occasion to he thankful than at the present Christmas season. With Clouds of W ar glowering angrily over half the world, and the financial elFocts o f the storm reaching to many parts of our own country, this community hits moved steadily on. I r i s our proud boast that T H I S I N S T I T U T I O N has enabled local bus­ iness to he carried on despite the threats and mutterings of financial depression. So* it is as. from one neighbor to another, that the Serfiinole County Bank greets this community. Essentially a home bank, this institution's capital of $50,000.00 is Owned by entirely local stockholders. Our fifteen Directors arc substantial citizens of Sanford, and have been prominent for many years in the constructive progress of this city. Our sincere wishes for a M erry Christinas and a N ew Y ear overflowing with happiness and prosperity. M ay we all co-op­ erate wisely for our mutual interests, and see our cummunit> progress even more rapidly than in the past. Seminole County Bank (Court House Building) Forrest Lake, President D. L. Thrasher, Vice-President ♦ ♦> ♦z 7• ♦> <é> I v ♦ ♦ ♦ <♦> ♦ ♦ 4s ♦ ♦> X <♦> <♦> X ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ r ♦ ♦ A. R. Key, •m « i �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE SIX : : EV E R Y BO YS’ L IB R A R Y : : TH E KIND OF BEADING THAT BOYS SHOULD HAVE FKO^t PAPER READ A T W OMANS CLUB BY MRS. J. It. BARNES One o! the member« of the Wel­ fare Department h»» received the following communication from Frank lin K . Mathiews, t h ie f Scout Li­ brarian, Hoy Scout« of America, which it was decided at the Welfare meeting. Wednesday would he of gopcnil Interest ut all time» and especially at the Christmas season; In the execution of its pur(rt>*e to give educational, value and moral wortH to the recreational activities 'o f the boyhood of America, the leaders of tho Boy Scout Movement quickly learned to effectively carry out it « program, tho boy must be influenced not only in his out of door life but also in the diversions of hia other leia’ufb moments. It is at such times that the boy is cap­ tured by the tales of daring enter­ prises and adventurous good times. What now is nnedful is not that his tuste should be thwarted but trained. There should constantly bo present cd to him the books tho boy likes best, yet always the books that will be best for him. As a matter of fact, ^however, the boy's toate is being, 4 ^ v it in t i- d a n d e x p lo ite d by "M a t t y , ” the »tar pitcher of the New York Giants The Kanrh on the Oxhide. By Henry Inman. A story of pioneer life in-Kansas in the late sixties. Redney McGuw, by Arthur E. McFarlanc. A vivid story of circus life. Three .Years Behind the Gun, by Lieu Tisdale. The true chronicles of a " t id d y " box set down by a boy who ran away to sea. Tom Paulding, by Brander Mat­ thews. A story of buried treasure in New York, dealing with Revolution­ ary history. Tom Remington's Battle, by Bur­ ton E. Stevenson. The atpry of a, coal miner’s'son fight fgr. tion. Jim Davis, by John Masefield. A story of the English-French war and of a hoy who became involved with smugglers on the Devon Coast. Tecumsch's Young Braves, by Everett T. Tomlinson. The atory of three young Indians during the war of 1812. * stories are concerned* He cannot, though, develop them all, so he em­ ploy» a number of men who write for him. I know of one man who has u contract to furnish his publisher each year with twenty-ft\e books ,manuiacture(l in this way. Another au­ thor manufactured last year more than fifty. By such methods from year to year the popular priced se­ ries are kept going, the manager of the writing syndicate being able to furnish »the publisher upon demand any kind of a story that may he needed. In almost all of this "m ile a min­ ute fiction" some inflammable tale of - Improbable adventure is told. Boys move about in aeroplanes as easily as though on bicycle«; crim­ inals are captured by them with a facility that matches ¿he ability of Sherlock Hornles; and when It comes to getting on in tho world, tho clever­ ness of those hustling boys is com­ parable only to those captains *of industry and Napoleons of finance 'who have made millions in a minute. Insuperable difficulties and crushing circumstance* 'are as easily over­ come and conquered ns in fairy tales. Indeed, no populur character of his­ tory or legend or mythological story was ever more wise, more brave, more resourceful, than some of these up to the minute boy heroes are made, to appear in the Sunday sup- Tofn Htranr, WasMnirfonVSrmrt. ptfïfWMtr ‘Jovwffh» «W fW . » lOll Mason. The adby Alfred Bishop .Ventures of a 1)0 1Toy and n trapper during the Revolution. Wells Brothers, The Young Cuttle Kings, by Andy Adams. How two young American boys started n cuttle ranch and went through exciting exexperiences of cow punching thousands of them will be distrib­ uted through Sunday-schools at the annual children's Christmas festival, and it is very possible thnt you will your own self purchase them lot your own children, since they are on sale everywhere, even many of the denominational publishing houses listing them in their catalogues. I discovered a striking instance of this ns told by a bookseller in South Carolina. 1 found in Jiis store table of nickel novels. * He said thnt the sale of these had in the last few months fallen off 95 per cent, and he also told me with considerable pleas­ ure. T h e sale of the modern "penny dreadful" had been made among the mill boys of his town, but recently the mill owner had engaged a Young Men's Christian Association secre­ tary to work among his boy employ­ ees. T h e welfare worker, recognixing the worth of boy’s rending, has promoted a system of traveling libraries through the several mills, with the result that the nickel novel has become a Thing of the past. And it is always so. A multitude of as successful experiences might be cited. Just as ] am closing this article there comes to my desk a letter from a scout master in Lansing, Mich. To the letter a postcard Is attached, signed by the sheriff stating that " , «formation^ is wanted._r_elativji. ty x) ‘ -*J> * tW ' d-rtfr^ïwtîtf^ôY* Öuy DECEMBER 22 19|| Atlantic‘ Coast Line STANDARD RAILRO AD OF TH E SOUTH 3-DAILY TRAINS EAST-3 No. 82 DAILY Lv. Ar. Ar. Ar. Ar. No. 86 Jacksonville ........... 8:30 a.m. ...... 2:20 p.m. 7^7— Savannah..... ........... 12:45 p.nt......... 6:25 p.m.. 12-in n'S' Richmond................ 5.25 a.m.::.... ...10:15 a.m. S:(x\,, S' Washington.......;....... 9:00a.m,..„.... 1:35 p.m.r l l :5unS‘ New York................ 2:57 p.m..... 6:50 p.m........ No. 82.—Florida & West Indian Limited— Free Reclining Steel Chair r , ~ . W sahington— Electric Lighted and Fans. to No. 86.—Palmetto Limited—Frve Steel Reclining Chair Cars to \V»»hinein«-. Electric Lighted and Fani. ,,*,oa“ No. 80.—Coast Lino Florida Mail— Local Sleeper to Savannah. , i _ Steel Pullman Cars of the highest class operated on all trains. Coast Line Dining Cars operated on Traine« 82 and 86, nUc For information and Pullman reservations apply to your local ag«>ntpr *riU A. W . FRITOT, Division Passenger Agent 136 W ent Bay St._________________ v w A A x V . W V •Portant. ________________ a Jnckhonrille. Fla XSXZZZIXXXZ^IXXX HILL LUMBER CO. S e w e r P ipe, Doors, Sash and J* «t i t rai , ’ "ftottfiSriff- * 1*hi n l e f t his home sing, Mich., on Sept.* 2, 1914," etc. In the letter of the scout master I find these significant words: "From ihe information I have received there seems to be no reason for his leaving home of his own accord. He has a good home, anti his parents seem quid but thrifty. T h e only pos­ sible clue .j cun find is 'cheap read­ ing.' " Of course, not every boy who in­ dulges himself *in "cheap reading" will he so affected, but who cf us is wise enough, to know which one tt is that will be so influenced'' Iln cause theft) cheap,boys ,tq_ not ur3 fffp S TIlTTgfg5,r W lro Fòncing,-------develop oriminnls or •lead boys ex­ cept very occasionally to seek the C o rru g ated Iron Roofing Wild West, puronts who buy such T o help anxiously concerned parbooks think they do their boys no , ents and education! to meet this harm. The fact is, however,, that, grave peril, the Library Commission The Rest Metal Shingles ut $4.75 per squart*. the harm done is simply incalculable, of the Boy Scouts of America has I wish I cAuld label each one of the*«' been organized. Every Hoy’s Li­ Three Kinds of Cypress Shingles from $2.5(1 up. brary i s ' the result of their labors. Yankee Ships und Yankee Sailors, book*: "Explosives! Guarantied to All the books chosen have been np- by James Barnes. Tales of 1812, Hlriw Your Hoy's Brains Out." Cypress Boards for Boats and Lumber of nil Kinds 1» proved by them. The Commission dealing with the gallant defenders One of the most valuable assets a is compose^! of tho following mem­ of vessels like the Chesapeake, grand boy has Is his imagination. In pro­ Columns and Newell Posts, Banisters, Novelties. bers: George F. Bowcrmnn, Librari­ Old Ironsides, etc. portion as this is nurtured* a boy an, Public Library of the District of The Cruise of the Cachnlot, by develops initiative und resourceful­ Columbia, Washington, D. C .; Har­ Frank T. Dullen. ______________________________________,________________________________________________ X A thrilling story ness. Tho greatest possihle service rison W. Graver, Librarian, Carnegie of a whaling expedition an«l adven­ I nut cd unit ion can render is to T H E S E PRICES S TR IC TLY CASH Library of Pittsburg, Pn.: Claude («. tures of the high sen's. 1train the hoy to grasp and master 9’nlpers in War. Leland, Superintendent, Bureau of Treasure Island, by Robert Louis new situations as they constantly Tim word "sniper" is tho modern Libraries, Hoard of Education, New Stevenson A story of pirates ami present themselves to him: and what picturesque • «julvulellt fur the old fo r k City; Edward F Stevens, the Spanish Maine t tie be.»t story loop, more to make Mich adjustment fra||(. llr,.llr ur f r w , Uoolcr T ,„. lorm Librarian, Pratt Institute Free Li­ *>( hidden treuHiir«’ ever written. than a livrlj imagination? Stnr> (p.notes the clvlllnii who, having nclllibrary, Brooklyn. New York; to­ I ji »electing the hooks the Com- hooka of tin- right sort stimulate and rr distinctly«- uniform nor any connecgether with the editorial hoard of mis-ion has rliimen only stu b as are «••»«serve t hi» nob!«* faculty, while to thin with a regular military orxanliaour Movement, William I>. Murray. of interest to hoy», the first twenty- conserve this noble faculty, while tloii. takes a pot »hot at the Invader XXX H X v X IZ George D. Pratt and Frank Preabrey five being either works of fiction or *h«»*»«* of the viler and cheaper sort, of Id» country.________________________ with Franklin K. Mat hiews, Chief ttirring »tori«'» of nil vent urn us ex|««*ri- by overstimulation d«,b.iueh and vi­ Scout Librarian, as secretar> enres. In later li»ls, books of a more tiate, as bruin and body are debauch­ Below Ls list of Every Hoys' Li­ serious sort will lie included It is ed and destroyed by strong ilrink brary: W h e n yon f e d «lull, out of siorts. discourage.!, hoped that as many as twenty five If you take gnnoline and ie««d it to h a l f sick and ev. -rything « » m i to bo KOlng Animal Heroes, by Ernest Thom p- may be added to t h«« Library each an automobile a drop at a minute wr o ng , you . a n bluin' !t on your liver It Is aon Seton. Being the histories «if a year. torpid You need ¡.••«ding American and foreign peliliyou g*-t splendid results, bei-nu.-«« cut, u «log, a pigeon, it lynx, ( mu The Commission invite« sugges­ you have ef>iitin<'<! and directed it ■it ions, with s|h*i-i;.I t ' hrest n-a* .ml New y e o i Oilers h\ « art is it t o . «erde wolves and a reindeer un«i in the tions a* to future hook» to be inwith intelligent rare and caution ti», 11.« 11« «>•!-Itemi« 11 unti ut her mm-! elucidation of the same over ' _ ’ 00 «• Itide if in the Library. Librarian», Take the same quantity of gasoline pal,u-s. Off w;tb I»>e «•'«! and mi u;th drawings. <>iu-<« and I ear Itéra, purem» add all others in ami ju^t pour it out and you don't the n»w a i l « « i ipf on Hand Hook for Hoys. Revised t existed in 1 welfare work for boys get anywhere or you g« t »it mew hr re he r-adv when called on. A Medicine of Power in Edition. Boy Scouts of America Ex­ « an n-tider a a ui «I tie service by for- you don't «are to go Here i» an All Liver Disorders. plains wliut Hoy Scouts^iiu. J)es- warding to N utinhul Headquarters apt illustration of the proper u,<e of . . cribea Scoutcraft, Woodcraft, Camp- lints of such TThen tho liver I» torpid. It t h r o w s I mp u nt i r à Into the rv*irm. book» as in thetr judg- the elements that must enter in to Office Howard I-tnd Co. over i'o-t (iftm* ______ ing, outdoor and indoor games, etc., which hamper e ver y o r g a n In the body. Tho result Is ttial func­ ment would he suitable for Evoi y , make good hooks for hoys. For, let tional processes ar e not ■pfapvd) * carri ed on,. Impurities : .at • wnd tells all about Scout uniforms Hoy»' Library. it be-understood, the good book for the blood, ttio stomach, l i bilious. Ihe ki dneys «Tra:, PLACED A N Y WHERE. E V E R Y W H ERE and badges. (Signed) J A M E S E. WEST. the average hoy must h# one that, bowel a I r r e g u l a r — gener al l y c o mt l p at r d. n er bi ne cl«-.«r In h u h , \V(Llc Along the Mohawk Trail, by Per­ ttirso Impurltiee. opens up tho obstructed channel.* ly. Sunni)' IN as the Century Magazine says is C h ef Scout Executive. lìmi \! tho torpid liver, cleanse« t h » blood, p a r l i l i * and r cy K. Fitxhugh. • This story recounts And what till«-* "W ow ing Oui Ihr /fog'* /troinn' "wholesomely perilous.” bowels. A f t e r t:.o system ha s 1 ■« n tl .* overhnu! ' ! the adventures of hoy scout patrols f a ir » I’"»ml' is meant i«i this the red-ldtuxled Hy Franklin K Maihiew» Immediate Improvement Appetite i • »• - dlgr»tn . r*»!fiiiip ***u>t around Lake Champlain I *'■( y* fig ,*rt- <* ;tJh yun «*n i ak■nf nplrlta r!*e, t h o mind clear* < f i 1o>>. « ’."tini:* .m.| ■ ( Inef y«i out L i b r a r i a n Hoy S c o n t ­ hoy, the buy in his early l een», must F fw I jnml s*' rnt iff rh a ri f f >'imr » I « .••" 1* 1:1 * ir»c. r » - i Hrirr d u n k s b r i g h t ¡ . n d e h . i r f u l . w h l . 1> i i i . o i i ■ t o u i i d , h c o U h j * .... Bout-building and Boating H> luivf (in* thrill, he «raves ext it e ment, NRtH IfOfU l â l l t ' i m l flirti I * l'Itnltr» I T * I ili A menci, everywhoro In tho body! Dan C. Beard. All that Dun knows What I.5UU School Children D i d . 1“ *» “ pwaion bir action, "»o m e thing Prico 50c per Bottle. and has written about t|ie building between Friday und the Following must lie doing" all the lime; and in JAM C8 F. BALLATO PROPRICTCfl ST. LOUIS, MO of «very simple kind of a boat, from Monday” and " T h e «Hobbici of 98 nothing is this more true than in his Advertising Company, Inc. a raft to u cheap motor boat is Boys" were the captions of two reading. Mainai Ufo Hltif. JtcàKinrülr, U 1 To cure Smurilog EyrlinlK .**nrf FfM o f Week 91*h(. u«r HlrpbriiN t lj* halve. brought together in this book. The difference between a "T re a s ­ charts that attracted universal atten­ For tho Honor of the School, by tion at the Rochester. New York. ure Island" and a modern "thriller“ | 3 olp A n o R t c o H M i u o t o B » ! llnlph Henry Barbour. This is an Child Welfare Exhibit recently held. in its many editions is not a differ­ Inspiring story of life in Hilton Acad­ in both cases reading claim«'«! tin ence in the elements ho much ns tin« WM. <;. A L D K ID C K emy for boys, lull of exciting ath­ Iurge.» t percentage of lime That is use each author makes of them, A letics and good clean sport* most gratifying, hut it must h«* un- Stevenson work* with I'omhustible». I l . C L II Buliy Elton, Quarter-Back, by tlerstooil that praclii-a'lly in al »ur- hut, «a»’ in the case of using the gnso- J \ e r l l 8 I l C i l V / jfS lC I O O c lIS -Lasitie W. Quirk. A story of college vcy» of children's reading tnado by i line, he confines them, d rects them life. librarian» and teachers almost with­ with cure and caution, always thinkBOTTLERS OF SODA WATERS AND The Blazed Trail, By Stewart Ed­ out exception th«* unwelcome fact is ing of how he may use them in u ward White. A story of u young disclosed that *-i «• c, the books of the way that will be of advantage tq the man who tilazed his way to fortune In the case of the modern L O U lD O U m C o m p a n y underground library" urn as Influ­ hoy. through the heart of the Michigan ential os those circulated by public "thriller" the author works with VEGETA RLE BUYERS p nos. the same materials, hut with no means,' ^* . Tho Call of the Wild, hy Jack Street Its Intent appearance is in the guiHC moral purpose, with no real intelliLondon. A viyld story of life in the genco, No effort is made to confine of tho bound hook, and sometimes Klondike regions. so attractively bound that It takes or diroct or control these highly ex­ Sole Affcnts for Orange City Springs Mineral Waler Cab and Caboose, by Kirk Mon­ its place on the retail book store plosive elements. The result is that R H O N E 21 ro«. A vivid story of railroad life. shelf .alongside the best juvenile ns some boys read such books; their imaginations are ri terally "blown College. Years, by Ralph D. Paine. publications Wholesome stories of life at Yale. In making a survey of children's i out«" *ht,y lnt0 life tts tCfJ Crooked Trails, by. Frederick Rem­ reading in n certain southern city riMy crippled as though by somo STETSON ington. A collection of ten stories recently, in the very best book store mwler*tl ®*plosio» they had lost a W in lr r I w m Jin, fl. T u llinn |s rnunth. Individual tn■IMIrdort by r.EIrfr f r.duai* « laid along the border line between 1 found the famous Flank Mqu’Lwcll, ^*n,( ?r foot, tor not only will the I. A Commercial Course embracing Bookkeeping, Hurire*» A r it h m e t ic nickel novel series bound In cloth k°Y be greatly handicapped in busiTexps and Mexico. Commercial Law, Penmanship, Business English, Rapid Calculation 'ili re ness, but the whole world of art in its Cattle. Ranch to College, by Rua- and selling for fifty, cents. And I Practice, Business Practice, Sjxdnifg. »ell Doubleday. A true atory of the happen to know that the author of every form' ts almost closed to him. I I . An Advanced Commercial Cc Course embracing Advanced Boekk«« t>*eg. Auditing, Advertising. life of a boy in the tar west ten yctora this series, under another name, is Why are there so few men renders I I I . A »uecial Banking Course. ago. writing othA* books for the same of the fcally good books, or even IV . A Shorthand Courte embracing Benn Pittman Stenograph) . I ««u«*h Buccaneers and Pirates of our publishing house. The fact of the of the passing novels, sometimes of Typowriting, Business Letter Writing, Spelling. Largely, 1 think,0 be­ Coast, by Frank R. Stockton. An business is that the passing of the real worth? V. A Manufacturing CoUfne. V I . A Department of Ru^nesa Administration lending to a T’lT H Pt<ree cause the imagination of so many account of the offshoots of the early half-dime novel haa meant lean The simple dignity and rare beauty of In the College of Liberal Arts. our work will appeal to you whether English, French and Dutch com­ times for the authors of this type of men as boys received such brutal Hrrtd for (aulas a f Ntataan C atlffe at IJbrrat Art«. U l’H IM Ä S COU.BGK. Callrs» •>' '-**1 you contemplate the purchase o f s binations against Spanish exactions. reading. I have it upon very .good treatment at the hands of those M rlw t e f T«*k»#U «rJLH<kwl e f M eek, tkbeel e# n » e Arts, D rm rSk lid in rr. and ai •*»** memorial fo r tosnis deputed lo v e d one T ru rh tal. Addrraa S T T IV O N tINIVKKMITY. !>• U a d rlorld*. The Hormemcu ol the- Plains, by authority -tbit the circulation of the authors .atul publishers « h o give no orsrc interested in tae purchase o f a public tnoaumcni. J. A, Altshelcr. A story of scouts leading nickel novel has been reduced concern as to what they write or ... . -I' ’ and trappers. from 200,600 to 60,000 a week. Con­ publish so tong as it returns constant ly the expected financial gain. Job Button, by Jampa B, Connolly sequently these writers must find a The natural thing would bo for The story of a Georgia boy brought new market for their output; and up on the banks of the Savannah thia is supplied for the moat part by m e ‘ to tell you the titles of these i Tkirw r*»f* «J ripailtuc* tu ai to utUiactor!)r some of those publishers whose books books. ¿&ace will not permit. It river. Mtssjre«. Ituadrad» d pitroa* wUIte.tilr |o are written by autho/s whose‘ ‘ mo­ would tako pages to give the titles j IM OftIt oI our work. The Jester o f St. Timothy's,' by Arthur Stan wood Piirr. Thootory of tives and methods are similar to even pf those that have been pub­ Full net im« Conducted by tho WHtt (or price* »ad (»Qptrtlcsliis—ft*«ui »a a young master just out of college. thoae of the original producers of lished in the- last throe months, poor r«juInnesti ibJ »■ «ill subtali I ... in Benedictine which, with scores of others, wiil ilttch (or tpproT*!. lkxAi>l cl (Satira* (raa. A Midship man In the Pacific, by slot machine juvenile«. Prep a. atorj’. ( «»w Fathers The public will, I am sure be In­ make up the annual supply Tor tho [THE CLARK MONUMENT CO** Cyrus Townsend Brady. A atory of merdai ami Cl»’*' TERMS - 1226.00 D«Tal sad Nr* a*a Streets Midshipman Mar In Fuller, U. S. N. terested in knowing just how much holiday season when these books are leal Cour»* » - Jacksonville, Florida and his adventures In a whaler, of the books that sell from twenty- •old by the million. And the very five to fifty cents are, not writton, fact that so many are used for *«hilag depart meet i fctsrt« sad «sudor -> jtit trader and frigate Pitching in a Pinch, by Christy but manufactured. Thero is usually Christmas gifts makes all our-chil­ d!« s»4 mom arrak .fidati, kxndlod. Aik <«* lalornuloo sad «stimila*. TOR CATAtOGl C ADDRESS REV. DIRECTOR Mathewton. A rcrit-e of gripping one man that is as resourceful as a dren I able to this pernicious influ­ storks of the Big Leaguers, told by Balzac ao (ar,aa ideas and plots for ence. Indeed, at that tlm e'ten i of i,T ÎH ^ |<|ha _nuna o l literature. cheap juvenile X HILL LUMBER CO. x x ;xxx: :xxx: XXX W allace Magazine and Periodical Agency HEROINE R. M. W allace Ads iS g Ads MO N T GOM E R Y SEEDS and all Kinds o f Feed Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling ( o. TH E Artistic Memorials Marble and Granite BUSINESS COURSE AT St. Leo College, St. Leo, Pasco County, Florida Ig �' ; w m m m THE. 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S b olli " 1 l e . ruler *f lia lifìrr. fJß»42 :i.oo 1 fraaur« r - ffalanr® Junt* 30, 191 t Fin® ami Fur f r i ! un- Fumi • a * 'if - r * hala nr«* I »rr 11, |tJ || «tribut* nul *t a ridi (i K I *r® 3 |, 1 9 1 1 « 1#3<ÎL7I I2K.14. \OI3.f».» SANTA CLAUS. 920.5« 73.15 tell I'll, li* Ni li lh.it I u n » Hu- l i n u i - ' t I'hllil In« f i n ».14V 11..m i » f i l l . 'I it Jl Christmas it»*v »’4 i tm lil » nil ^iit*».» Itttvv inti h b r a ver y li b»ui» for m*> in k »‘I out ut ImhI 4ii refill I v tv 11 1uni t tn itk I hi ; i hi v iio ls f Mini »Hit i i i t ' i i ; ■»• » iim t ilir o ii; ! » th e tb ifk r " > tiii' v v itltm il im m iu m : u n i tb liij; t i l l I f ft u I iim I in j I'tijtn 'fi boil H i* tov>k tin * r o v o lv iT vv h li'li bi* ill vvnv-H kept umtfr lit« iillloiv. mill v v lillf he k ( m rti-'l ti" l*M *lfM ly fo r Itu * k l b l i f i i . 1 i t m « I.* 'I in « u h inn in i i >:i l ByOrraDaytonBoicc [Copyrllht. 1314» by American Press Asso­ ciation ) W IN N llllk llti: o l i t i f i l k M l'iipii. I i i i I i ' I i i i : tin» it» k4*iI r w o l T e r In Y O U w a n t K rm id m n to te ll y o u n C b rU tin n a « lo r y ? W e ll, tin* only o n e t h a t c o m e « to in y uilnd Juvt n o w h n |ii« v iH l a lon e Hi m acn. wlu*n I v m a b o u t na o ld in, Dorolby 1» now . front of til in. n IIf ii t ly wnlfei'il out mol miililftily opfiifit tlu> kitchen iloor. *"W lio'n luTf?' ' lie IinU imI Not mi mivvicr I'nnm i { f III n unitoli, mill Kimart « l i n t tic found: I,Itili' Took) ’, mir M ii IIcho ki t­ W e had been b a v i n s e u c h a b ln d a y ! All of our r e la tiv e « b a d Itcen th e r e to ® n n rr, and n« t h e r e w e r e lo ta o f l l t i l u eotBlnn wo c e r t a in ly d id p la y . We bad tw o Id j; tu r k e y s f n r d ln u e r . *i:J our m au iiuu le t us e a t J u s t n il w e » rim n i ty, w k l i her bfiid mid f r o m f»*vt f n« t ItuU-Jj the Bhe been turkey p u h Ii Iiik Hkc'cton. It nr ouml on the Drill floor irvlni; to Kct out nini limi umile Ilio noi *» vv»' hud l i f a r i i Wi* limi foripu* fen lo imi Imr In lior b ,-d d o w n rellnr Well, tin« n u iits , u liH n v n n d i*»»U«ln« went aw ay Ini»* in iiu . n fie n o K in . nnd AT THE DOOR OF S A N T A S H OUSE Bununn K'n» ho t ir e d t h a t p ap a «on fcWtr.l th a t Nho n<> to bed a n d t h a t be tad » lite r nnd I tln d o u r a u p tw ra fo r « D e lv e s in th e k ttc h c o . So w e d id . Much as we b a d e a te n a t n o o n , w o » e re hungry n c n ln a n d n aked p a p a to let u* -p ic k ” one o f t h e t u r k e y * The LIZAMTH ¡v S'*1«AUT ^piIILLP k, I lik * t h a t o ld ivveet Is g s n d N o i fo u n d in H o ly W r i t A n d w u h t h a t John or M a t t h e w H a d m a d e O íble out of it. Dut, th o u g h <t is not a g ospel, T h e re is n o la w to h o ld Th® h e a r t f r o m g ro w in g b e t t e r T h a i h e a r « Ih e s to ry to ld ; H o w th e l i t t l e J e w is h c h ild re n Upon a s u m m e r d ay W e n t d o w n f tc r o n th e m e a d o w s W it h th e C h ild C h ris t to p la y A nd *n th e gold g re e n v a lle y W h e re lo w tine reed g ra s s ley T h s y m a d o th e m m o c k m u d s p e rro w e O u t o f t h e m e a d o w c la y . So, w h e n th e s e a ll w e re -fa s h io n e d A n d r a n g e d in flo cks a b o u t, "Now .** s a id th e litt le Jesue, " W e 'll le t th e b ird s fly out.** T h e n all th e h a p p y c h ild r e n D id c a ll a n d c o n a n d c ry f i i h to 1»«* o w n m u d s p a rro w , " F ly . a® I b id you— fly !* * 19 i I 7H.H9 T o the E d it o r o f T h is P a p e r; S ir— W o n 't som ebody p lease stop Ih e r u m o r th a t is fa s t g a m * ing g ro u n d ? N o t only g ro w n * u ;ii. hut n e a r ly e v e ry boy and g ■* i nn b e i n .j («»jeat «oned w »!I p t o n\ p 11y m.i y , w 1 1h i n 11 o !»111e shake of th e h vfiil* ‘"T he ire *s no S * <*t .» (’ t m l ** flo w , th is •« P c t * r l . i • l on .1 fe llo w w h o has h e rn on th e jo b '' h u n d re d s of ye i*s I .im r|Oi|Uj to a t U a fa v o r of m y ft I f u .t h f u l fo llo w e rs , w h e r ever they m a y tie, h o p in g t h a t some tim e I w ill be able to s e rv e th e m once m o re . T h is is w h a t they are to do Send on© pres e n t, say, to som e one w ith o u t h a v in g t h e ir n am es a p p e a r, I m a y in® th e s u rp ris e and d e lig h t and guesses ns to w ho m ig h t h ave sent it. T h e re c e iv e r m a y esc a im , ** 11 m u s t h ave com e fro m S .in ty .'* o r, m ore p ro b a b ly , h® or she w ill ra d ia te sm d es to every one, s e e in g in each fr ie n d and re la tiv e a possible se n d e r. T h is w ill w a r m th® h e a rt of SANTA CLAUS T h e N o rth P o le . D e c e m b e r, 1914. 9». 15 200.00 * e .*5 >GM »Ml : :i m rn 75 11*1mm M ss ...y t >i*hur ** ni* «il- J in i io Juin n» i tl nf Huait "* wfi«*n ut«* fuit-lit ■ 4 li >t • i vrM vrf * l ’ aiil tu « limit y í u m m i u t u l u r » fur* Hua i (ii,|ii rim ti I int ul M ■ irris i ., I «.ul- «im I M »th in rr > i ,<«i m .i I ut- **l*irk I m«! ■ntl i arc and Falli f-tf Ffr** l i t i . i f »il tic» than l'a * oí i «»ï»M it ». Marti* 1 mlHi|£ and C t u 1 nf i n»i Irl» Krpair* Fr*-»tuif i.u a r.l* » iir k i.| un ||ua<1a f * rf > nm ri C H R IS T M A S F * > pirivl * «in ,1rf«»iinl nf Hiiftih II (ult h» t util ra n I » » *n * n i * *ji* \ * * h ti nl *■*(' 11ri.I g ***» V»u »11 t*> * unir« r 4 Sperisi Jlunl t lisine! No | Ttiuuiy Sureryini; EVERYW HERE 13. I 58.9M E v e r y w h e r e , e v e ry w h e r e , C h r i s t ­ m as t o n ig h t I C h ris tm a s *n la n d s of th e fir tre® and pm ®, C h ris tm a s m land® of th® p a lm tre® and v in e , C h ris tm a s w h e re tn o w p ea k s s ta n d ®o i ®m n and w h ite , C h ris tm a s w h e r e c o rn fie ld s be sunny; a n d b r ig h t — E v e r y w h e re , e v e ry w h e r e , C h r i» t* m as t o n ig h t l S ri Hslsnrr Jiiflr 10. 11* I I \\« r r * f iî* H u t-ta rti|tn f Jim» li' i liuti t,‘i . hi I 21 f 4)1 • 1 4 I H»**!» flljjll Fruiti liMiiriiaiJ and T®l Inter* at V! a k 1ri g 11irhurii«»rii®rii » Jan I i»11 ri «i uri li itti d * I l i Tiri l i b i i l l ' l C h ris tm a s w h e re c h ild re n a n h o p e fu l a n d g ay, C h ris tm a s w h e re old m en i n p a tie n t a n d g ra y , C h ris tm a s w h e re peace, lik e i dove in its flig h t, B ro o d * o 'er b ra v e men in fh th ic k of th e fig h t — E v e r y w h e re , e v e ry w h e r e , C h ris t m as to n ig h t! pit». 95 948.11 80.27 5*»,5t 4 .3 ! ! in J Qrii* lo, | "i | | 1Tl * l**i ' 1■ ( i ,iii. I«• t ari»! Fd» » •* I < . m- ì r »ir >u*»| i l Mlk .......... r ial* Illa tk II a mui or k l i r i l n u p !M«(rlr| - «ti f M. ttd* 1 à t «'■ T a i ludem inm n» F o r th e C h r i s t C h il d w h o c o m e s i f th e M a t t e r of a ll, N o p ala c e too g r e a t and no c o t ­ tag e too s m a ll. T h e a n g e l* w h o w e lc o m e h im ■ing fro m th e h e ig h t, •‘ In th s c ity o f D a v id , a k in g m h is m ig h t.** E v e r y w h e re , e v e ry w h e r e , C h r is tm a t to n ig h t! « 15,000 on ti, I0O.5M «82 17 1>l»t UM*rmi-p|i, J un I lit Jutiv 3'II, F d í <dt ■rm f A iiurni ) F m SlalMiDrf) and F r if illl'i Hund* 1 *pVn — «*—S-lliD g Itom i• I *C811' r l : i a ï d oftLL I n u L t . . 250 00 1.251 «T5 16 as I 4.f 11 IT 18.315.22 TfraftUfrf** Italftn rf, I i«-r 11. 191.1 Add Frriif Fftviuu- (Uporf T h a n let e v e ry h e a rt keep ita C h r i t t m a t w it h in . C h r U t ’i p it y f o r lo r r o w , C h r U t'« h a l r » c! of » in , C h r ic t ’l c a r , fo r Iha w i i k . l t . C h r is t ’» c o u ra g e fo r rig h t, C h r i l t '» d re a d o f the d a rk n e » e , C h n t t '» lo v e o f th e lig h t — C v ,r y w h e r e i e v e ry w h e r e , C h r ie t m u to n ig h t! So th e » ta re o f th e m id n ig h t w h ic h c o m p a e t u» ro u n d S h a ll eee a a tr a n g e g lo ry a n d h e a r a a w e e t aound A n d « r y t ‘ " L o o k , ■th a ««irth la a fla m e w it h d e lig h t, O »one o f th e m o rn in g , re jo ic o a t th e a lg h t l" E v e r y w h e r e , e v e r y w h e r e . C h r le t* m a s t o n ig h tl — R e v . P h illip s B roo ks. <UDOtrT 1» T i l * T U H K K T * IIKUiRTON. * lot> »Utl Irpi nnd tuoat of tin* white ftwil'iui1 cot off, but *9. nf good meat on it Jutt tl»*# You dUn't know that Sanla had # When wo xvero tbroosti there A t home a little pet? cothlng but the ftonca left on tbo u h !^’ 10 ®n the kitchen H e surely ha»—that's how he knows , * ,Dd •ompered off to bed About midnight 1 wa* awakened br What girlies' things to get I nolaa. My little «later Lolly .. In oor own little room off “ fitting room. To get to papa'e ami And ^he was once a boy himself. the 11* 1* room w * W aii B . 0 ,0 ® and t u*. Mld- 1 h e a r d « » .I S W And very fond,of toys. So he remembers what he liked And vvhal will please the boy ^*<1 to S ° th r o u g h a lt t ln g ro o m , a queer nolite, m j h « * r ‘ th u m p in g f o r i* C H A R L E S N. LURIE. C h r is tm a s on th « d c a a n . Notices arw poateU In the OnU class rontpanlonwuya of the AtlnnUc liners that the stewnrdews have undressed Jolla In their charge for dintrlbutlun among Ihe poor children of Ixindon at Chrlatmaa. Passenger» kre Intllcd 10 drcHa tbe doll« on the voyage, und thr. tnntfcrlola can 1» pufvhuseil on b»>artl . ' - -• - S a i . E. ! I/. * B u t e e rth e n w e r e th e s p a r ro w s , A nd a a rth t h e y d id r e m a in , T h o u g h lo u d th e J e w is h c h ild re n C rie d o u l - n d o rie d a g a in . E x c e p t th e o n e b ir d o n ly T h e lit t le L o r d C h r is t m a d * . T h a a a rth t h a t o w n e d h im m a s tfir , H i * e a r th h e a r d a n d o b e y e d . S o ftly ha le a n e d a n d w h ia p a ra d , - F l y up to h e a v a n , f l y ! " A n d s w ift h i« l i t t U s p a r r o w W e n t s o a r in g t o th e s k y . A n d s ile n t a l l t h e c h ild re n , S to o d a w e s t r u c k J o c k j- fl. On H a d S e e n O n e O n es. L o u la l . w h o w a « w e ig h ty f o r M ■k tr ® I I r d u n Sjipr ial T l » S r h o o l U ■r r a n t • I Hi I »! a n d l u y . ( Hatrivt P rdu rt Hgirriel Ta«. Srkmil I lU tl irt ■ I 1.0.11 I I m • I INM I t m l l 't , . Jin . 1. 4,i Jun. Ill, l u l l f'rum T .l r a T»> lt*.1»n,|.l tuns I n i . r n l Commun Srhonl Fund lieklrnetl *n ,l T r l r p i p h Co T a n *. Kvam inalion Fun Mäkln» I N«*t) lUtliureemenla, Jan 1. lo Junr 30, 1914: Halerire ol T te r h r r , Fur nil u t. Fr.» Hook,. Tranip ortetion ol P u nii, . . . . .............. .''»¡»ry.of Suparlatendenl , ». . . wr* T ra v rlin f , i j i * n , r , of ttu prrin len .trnl I'.r Ilir m and Milea»# of M rm li.r» ol Hoard Cammla.iona of Treaanrrr and Colleclor* 1ni . r r * t . . . 6 .& t7 .*i llt.fiG a .7 S 137.20 4.3S 1,93 fi, 00 ' 7 KO. 00 I7 9.SO 1 so.«o 3 3 2 .HS 270.fi« T ol»l n i.b u ra rm rn l, I >»Aril, J u n , 30. 1914 Warrant« Outatandlng J u n , 20, 1911 Trraaurvr'a Batanee J u n , 10. 1914 . Aaaela and l.la h lllllr i S em inili, C o u n ty ,.J u n , 30th . 1914 A ,a ,I, l.U V .O i Cs*h on Hand hor age. w a g h a v in g u p a r ty for h e r l l t t l o f r ie n d « . H e r f a t h e r c o m in g In t o tb o ro o m « a id “ C h ild r e n , d id y o u o v e r le e a n y o n e ns f a t a « Lx u I h o ?” " Y e « , a ir,” « a id o n e l i t t l e g ir l , “ but It w a a In s » h o w ." Cari lf ir * t r i <jf I tr (to*k t 1' rvfi>||s*r t ed Tal«-* T.'ial W arrant, O ut,land ing l)»li*rr,d Warranta llnnd* ........... .. Odiar Ldabllllira............. T e la i t .............................. Jail and Lota Srhool Ilou»«« H a iif Camp Lqu ip m rnt 3.402.24 1,1)00.00 17S.OOO.OO fi.173.Ta I92.S3S.00 V » ! u r nf C o u n t y P r u p r r l r t 11.500.00 120,000.00 I.ooo.oo IS - lte Herald Want Ads Will Bring Results �...... . -, i~ i • 111........ , 'M l"MlI m u n yjujwi i Ml n B n | ^ ^ 7 > ‘ DECEMBER 22. |9I| . ^ THE SANFORD HERALD I’ VCK W G HT ooooooaoooooaoooooooooaoGOOoaaooaoooooaaooaaoooaoQoog ?CURBSTONE GLEANINGS!a BUDGET OF O PIN IO N “ JUST BETWEEN YOU AND .M E.” SH ALL W E LET " A B O U T PEO PLE BELGIUM STAR V E AND EVENTS <♦> ♦ .C L A S S IF IE D A D V E R T IS IN G *. PRO M T i n : J E F F E R S O N IA N (Continued From Page 2) ,S*;»»rt<i/ S o l if f The above is the headline which Tin* editor of thin eolumn will Ur tin* Literary Digest put* over a out <>( til«' illy ti rxl week I'll! *u- -11•111*«■r -ki»>li editorial. EATMORE FRESH VEGETABLES o M They are Wholesome. Appetizing, Economical ♦ iirty personal* and event* will lie \\ hut have "w e " (u ilo with Bel* ♦ — _____ ______ pubh*hed 1f sent in to the otllce. |gium? Frith Vegetables The editor of The Herald will ap( 'THij-t (irmw Whon did "we** heroine respon­ si All Local Advertisements Under Hauti Di4, ACH IEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES-AN I) FAITH. Thls Heading THREE CENTS precíate item* for the sqciety col -s lid e for the universe? Tanftn*. fie litt ■ u nin in the absence of Mrs. Ter“ HE’LL PRENT 'EM " — SO SAYS SAINTEREK. Have " w e " no starving people Line For Each Insertion. Minimum *£¡3^ Lrttur« . *V •"’■I* f * Carrata, b u x irh 5 c H flutf f », lure at home? C h a rg e 25 Ceniti. □ oooobdBoaoaoaaaooaooaooaaoooooaooooooaoooonoaaaaaooo laffi* . Mutai, rotatoci •W It is sim p ly am azing to see how _________ Yrijoto Yam»« |*k 3-Oe I Nrt IO» D a y before yesterday a perfectly Christina* in Florida Vi'ilitw Vani'* lm f i l f» i «uata * , ,-asy it is for hysteria to get hold of t -k Liti.»«, *u-» Iriah roUlMa l*V You may talk about your Christ mas nice lady called us up and with tears * Cuffed n t f Italiana , some of our editors, charity brokers Old. Ilk.................. 3 0 c A|»|»V in her voice reproved us for not ice and snow. Old. bu .. r 9110 «> •.Owing to the bud weather !n*t and professional philanthropists. II» n I •*i .o 2V . . * . 40c •. Now/ pk IlanitMr How the children on the hillside mentioning the fart that she had Thursday afternoon Dr. Neal did ('ihliiff, head id Ito 2 0 c Rockefeller steals u billion dollars Sortfirr i. hud a friend visiting her last week. not make an address to the Welfare coasting go, Onion* Klntv from the exploited classes in this . |Or Suttufi in i li d . 3 Ibi. . And the joy the sound of jingling We told her that she hud not let us Department as expected but it is country, and does it by purchasing For Sale— Special Rargain on three Yellow, 3 lb* 10c Mitdtre- $ know anything about it ami rfiut just the postponement or something Span Uh, Ih sleigh bells firings. niuc u* 4f» congressmen, judges, legislature* and city lots, on French avenue, he- Ol s.t/lic. Ih..... 20c lltllLarit-. Or the echo of the ice, which, steel- therefore, we did not know that she good, for Dr. Neal has promised to newspapers; then, having gorged tween Hlh and 9th streets, faring the Prudi nini rfg* I.V Hall * ir* had a visitor Then she said. “ Well, give the echoes of the cut, rings; American himself on loot, and brought millions f,urk> l‘ufll ,ro,*C Inside lots $450 H O W AHOUT A tlOX OF u l t i ! , . ,| I Ml I thought Health Association meeting ut Jaek-|„[ Americans to the point of starvn- l*ur*'* corner lot $(100. Terms good. h o m i : f o u u h tus t m a s m u w i Hut a moment leave your ice-biuind you should have known I '■ N IT* luhd so dear, you were running a newspaper." -onvUll. lt Utllo )uU.r in ltl0 MMon |ion he loads up a ship with food j Musl l,e Owner needs the Let 'me prove our southern Christ­ Wouldn't that rattle your slats? ¡D u e notice^ wjll appear in tlii* c ol-' ¿nd sends It to Belgium. — 'm oney. See me -nt once. N. II. THE VEGETABLE I inas far more dear. Some people think that an *d ito rtUmn the proper time, Tlie millionaires of -New Ydrk and Garner.^_____________________ OO-ktc MARKET i Just come watch with me a tropic ought to be a cross between Argus surrounding cities, grown rich by thef For Sale— Celery farm at a bar- M DO 2nd St., W eil ■* sunset glow; and Anna Kvu Fay. They seem to ~ Coming A’rrnf* spoils of class legislation, buy si* Kain I5 aCrea rJl£ht vi||ugei &00 Catch the note of song bird, lilting think that our live senses are uug-1 *pj,is afternoon the young ladies of Phono 324 Wo Deliver I million Christmas toys for the B e l-iie#t irom U. IL.siding. Cheap and soft and low; mented by a sixth that lets us know gt Agnes Guild w„ , hoh, thcir — i ■/ gians, and our gobernment lends a i on ea8y terms. 15 acres* nil plowed Feel Jhe tugging tendrils of the cling­ everything that happens, even if we Christmas sale of- fancy work ship to take Santa iGiau* across the am, irr|Kated. Fino t1owinR well. ing vines: see, hear, feel, taste or smell it not. an(| |lomc made delicacies. This is land is fenced ano and jusi just ready , i occ“ n' i; The m e lunu m all an lenceu rcauy For Sale— Five White Wjandgtu Listen to the zephyrs whisp'ring in Dear lady, editor* are only human or u|waJ.„' a R00(1 ,llnt.e to huy ' , The fik e a t U i > i w v t o p t o w i m r w - , « « « *wnPn**'erf+r.'' , ß e j r J iu T f ir r ^ fi‘ ? me the pines pines. at least, almost human.. If you havei c n , send -gUrOftb' hrarH s of-ftoyr to Bel- the price of the land this yeftr. If Sunford. ,5-y<v*< sO»ttwor»e-trinre«i TVwr*pin*rR»r ynttp ry*frf?nff A*l*}Hfig ff ^tPtfivTg\£,r . gium at the earliest possible mo-1 you wilnt a bargain cnlt on owner, canoe; _. ing away, or huve returned from a The Camp Fire Girl* of the B ap-' menl." 201» En*t Fifth St., Sanford, Fla. For Sale Orange gr>>-. • See the mirrored palm trees 'gainst visit out of town, if Johnnie falls and list church will give a doll bazaar Why not send our flour to the 27-tf guin, I ' t miles from (1. the azure blue; breaks bis arm, if your husband on the new Fast Coast K Feel the mystic impulse of the moons chops, bis toe instead of a stick of thi* afternoon ut the home rtf their hungry nten. women and childre.. of -— ■am Home , the slums of New York and PhiUi n g section of Florida \ I ■-f wood, if anything ’ happen* that leader, Mr*. Geo. Hyman. warm light; made candies will also he on sale ddphia? of rich hamhiock .it Hear the myriad voices of a trppir makes • you glad, or sad happy or . " From what point of view h it J. C. Davenport. Ado mud. call us up Tell us «bout it night; 'n. The Mercer Glee Club will pnmore of a charitable dufy to feed Fla. From the bending willows, waving to That's the way to get it in tin* paper sent a line program of mimic ut the Belgian* than to f.-cd Americans’ yml fro. . . . Baptist Temple Tuesday evening., What is the s ohber-gosh theory For Sale— $3,000 buys a line piece Learn the pulsing roman«e of the ' l see t hat the com mil tees for the Dec. 2Ulh. This is the first of t h e jo i spurning the ragged child and I of property in the city piiyn c « ,*r’ mistletoe. Seminole County Fair are getting cent on the Inventine Vetro» Sip. Bimini's magic waters as they busy and that the men who expect .ChnuiHUiiua series that will be given I the despairing man. and the stnrvunder the umpirei of the Baptist mg women here among ourselves? 1074, cilv, Box ■' if . flow to take charge of the attraction* are church thin winter. Ticket* on sale Does the Chri-t who fed the mul­ Anti renew your happy youth nor on the ground and 1 hope that every at the ^verninole Pharmacy or at the titude that wa* next tu him <.in- 1c>F u r Sull* \\ hnî »*>.*£» older grow. one in the county will get behind Temple vkatiT lì uh bucini lor the hungry outcast* of the Catch i he happy spirit of the < hri.t- till* great event and make It one •lets, lish boat * a n d g i l Diteti States than fie does for thi jna* tide— grand success. Certainly there is The Music Department are plan a l s o t'mf. hoil*c • t • 1 III I g i u n - ' Drive your tent-pins deeper anil with no county in the state that has the ning a tin.- entertainment of iim-o \ l uc e n t Let (ileal B r i t a i n f e e d Bel gi um* u< abide France* llnut licllc, varied resource* that mir own little and dancing to tie presented at tin E n g l a n d is i h e ri chest c o u n t r y on in Tum|ia Dally Tillies, t lirist county bus and now is the time to I louses (nr sule >>r Imperial Theater, January ti tile gl obe ¡itili « l i e has got Be l g i u m mas, DM 3. , show the outside world that we have' I nt o thi . syr.l pe them. There is mo place like the For »ule Oll y o ur OIA1 f *ul\r January Jb .Mis* .) Pitarle Hoger* * \irgmiu (I'Hatilon. a sweet little county lair to demonstrate what Germany asked leave to go Peopl e B e c o m e I nt eres t ed In Selen of gond acro» h u m fr. . t T"An tifie R e s e a r c h , and D i s c o v e r i e s and girl, eight years old, once wrote an reyour county will produce and our I “ T “ ? ' r° mt>dy ‘ throU|[h *"■' » - W « * arri n <Irrtf »■li. fi lo . -t . 1 Get lo T o u c h Wi th O u t s i d e World, appealing letter to D ip N e w York people can have m. conception of ' ^ Fi i gl . i nd . as ' h“ ....... . ' 1*111.1 fur M*nr i: A r o u s e s Desi re In Y o u n g Peopl e to condition \V ••If a rt* Dfiiu rt m eni W at. h wel l as in a c c o r d n i n e wi t h a treaty. Bun, asking that wonderful news­ 1In* vani amount of. rnal I'mnl to he imp . . . Prie MLwàlì (lowing weil. Get O u t and Do T h i n g s Worth . . „ , , for further unnoiiii«*t»mi*vilii paper if it were true that there was ueriveu from thi* SerninoU* County Both England sud Belgium knew 1*4* * en* h pu y meut , bul.i ! ' i Whil e. no Santa Claus? She said that her what would happen; both nation* The ha* gradually i iUt Fair. T h e street fair has / St. A gn,, Guild ment» with 7 |MT t i l t pupa told her “ if you see it in the taken the place iif the big county I counted cost of resisting the \V. 12X2 . City Sun it's so." So she plaintively end­ fair* where thousands of dollars The young ladies of St. Agnes unjust Germait demand t. >• Vti il i ('olirne help* a tow n ed her letter a* follows: "Please tell have been nvested and tied up in Guild were delightfully entertained England i* honor bound to take For • Sul« E ito i ' . ; * Tit*» I .>’ cot!til del clops K'-od lastme the truth, is there a Santa ' i ♦ ' 1*f| N ut * grown 1>> lo g g ground* and building* und t be *trc.t by Ml** Mildred Dickson yesterday rare of the Itelgiuius and she |* doFilial plans und arrange- mg it That is her duty, not ours B,l<* appreciation lownn wtth l.y I heir (ink K nol i í r <..• Claus?" . * ♦¿Ii fair will soon lake t lie place of all afternoon Beware of the charity brokers who C|,um t ourses learn to enjoy good I’le KfO V«*H ni Alt a mo n t • The reply of that paper was us other fair* in Florida for in this mont* were mude lor the bazaar --tn ture*, ir oi >i| musi flu** ar< fiH«»mir* follows: ¡ l’ T* State with it* eituable climate the * hi,h heltl .......... “ r" ,n K''1 ,h" ' r Mille hand inoli* iiront y. Flornl EVEN THE G ATE PO ST NOT IN IT i_ * : IF1O R S A L EL <► TOWN HELPED BY LYCEUM COURSE Develops Good Taste and Ari ol Appreciation. LEAOS TO HIGHER THINKING Virginia, your little friend* who told you there was no Santa Claus are wrong. They have been affected by the Hccpticism of a sceptical age They do not believe except they sec. They believe that nothing cun be which is not comprehensible by their little minds. All minds, Virginia, whether they be men's or children's, are little In thi* great universe of ours man is a mere insert an ant. m his intellect, as compared with t lie boundless world about in in, us meas­ ured by the intelligence capable of grasping the whole truth and knowl­ edge. Yes, Virginia, there is n Santa Claus. He exist* as certainly a* love and generosity uml devotion exist, and you know they abound and give to our life its highest beauty and joy Alas, how dreary would be the world if there was no Santa Claim It woijld be «as dreary as Jf there werii no Virginias. There wo’uld lye no childlike faith, then, no poetry, no romuncc, to make toleruhle this existence. We should have no en­ joyment, except in sense und sight. The eternal light with which child hood fills the world would be ex tinguished. ----y N o t believe in Santa Claus! You - might as well not believe in fairies! You might get your -papa to hire men to warch in all the chimneys on Christmas Eve to catch Santa Claus, but even.U they did ngt see Santa Claus coming down, what would that prove? Nobody sees Santa Claus, but that U no sign that there is no Sfcnta Claus. The most real things In the world are those that neither children nor men can see. Did you ever see fairies dancing on the lawn? Of course not, but that's no proof that they are not there. Nobody can conceive or imagine all the won­ ders unseen and unseeable In the world........... You may tear apart the baby's rattle and see what makes the noise inside, but,tbers is a veil covering the unseen world which not the . strongest man, nor oven the united ■attength of all the strongest men that ever lived, could tear opart. Only faith, fancy, poetry, love, romance, can push aside that curtain and view and picture the supernal beauty and glory bayond. Ia it real? Ah, Vir­ ginia. in all this world there ia noth­ ing else real and abiding. N o Santa Glauit Thank God, he Uvea and Uvea forever. A thousand year» from now, Virginia, nay ten times ten thousand years from now he will continue to make glad the ’ heart of childhood. street fair cm be held any time durittg the winter und literally held m the open air, Iu*t everybody get brim.ti tin* county fuir an«l punii. l,n* ," 1 rt,,wh' ,,K ùniche* to the fancy work now on sale. Dainty refresh-I meni* were served consisting of Waldorf salad, nli ve «utml wiche«, date sandwiches and coffee. The house was prettily’ decorated with autumn leaves, pine hough*, f e r n s j ^ roses, making an urtLstie blending of red and green, the color schemi* Enjoying Mr* Dickson’s bo*pitultty were Mr* 1 A. Neal. MrArchie Betts, Mr* ,) It Stewart, .Misses France* und Lucille Asjdnwull, l »usait* Ugram, Eva Wnlkor, Josaiq Stumun, Ada Dickson nml Mrs. Frank Tnlhott. There was something said last week in the paper about the bulkhead and the idea advanced about taking out all the unsightly piling mid old «locks, etc This i* certainly a move III the rigid direction and O.tlf citizen* should all' have public Kptrilenough about them to wish thi* done as soon a* the bulkhead and filling in is completed. Our lake front has long been an eyesore to*the citizen* and to the visitor* 1‘erMnal Mention and now that the good work of re­ Mr. ami Mr*. James Rowan of clamation has commenced let us not Gill vent on. Texas are the guest* of stop it.is side of Du- real thing und their niece, Mr* F V Lee th real thing -will not only be a bulkhead but an absolutely clean Mi** Willie Singletary, who lia* on your little ducal* Beware of the hysterical collector*, whose hysterics mean money to thy hysteric*. Beware of the slobber-g’dsh! For pity’s *5ke remember t fi h t the European war llus reduced inori Americans to a state of distress and want than all t lie Belgian* that arc alive There are more mouths in till, right |n.fr at home than • Imrity will ever find and feed You know that as. well as J do. Everyone of our ritles is thronged with the homeless, the moneyless, the unemployed who cannot get work, the men who steal rather thufi starve, and girls who offer them-* to. pussershy on l he » ( r e e l . rather than pi*ri*h in rheerl»*** ten* Th.* ni.rtliern p.iprf* giv«- .heart rending unoum* ul tfi»-«e terrible conditions. i been teaching school at LuGrange To Be Seen In a Cemetery Therefore, let your charity start Take a walk through the cemetery 1is at home lor the Ch istruii* sea­ at home, und let it *tay there, until son. alone and you will puss the resting your own fiesh and blood, your own place of a man who blew Into the Miss Gussie Tillis has returned household, have been succored. The muzzle of a gun to sco if it was from Geneva for the Christmas va­ Jefferson. loaded. A little further down the cation. slope a crank who tried to show how Warship Terms. close he could stand to a moving Thifterm "light cruiser," frequently Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Shuman re­ train white It passed. In strolling occurring In war dispatches, is new about you will see the monument of turned yesterday from Williamsport, and Is liable-to mislead tho casual the hired girl who tried to start the I’ a., "where they were called by wire reader. It suggoats a small vessel, to th'e bedside of Mrs. Shuman's fire with kerosene, and a grass cov­ ono employed In skirmishing and in ered knoll that covers the boy who mother, Mrs. Janet Hillynrd, who similar service, whereas It may be ap­ put a cobweb under a mule's tali. recently met with a serious accident. plied to cruisers of largo displace­ That tall shaft over a man who Mrs. Hillyard'a Sanford friends will ment and heavy armament Tho oHblew out the gas casts a shadow over rejoice to know she is slightly im­ gin of tho term may be traced back the hoy who tried to got on a mov­ proved and hope she may soon be to tho dcilro of the British admiralty 4o coin a designation for vesseli not ing train. Side by side the pretty ontircly recovered. heavily armored, and yet In aomo creature who always has her corset measure protected against the enemy’s Mr. F. G. Armstrong and brldo laced on the last hole and the intel­ .Are by their construction. It desig­ ligent Idiot who rode a bicycle nine of Jackaonvillo are registered at the nates vessels that have only deek miles in ten minutes, sloops unmo­ Sanford House. Mr. Armstrong b armor and those that are without even lested.* A t repose ia a doctor who well known in Sanford, having made this shield. Among tho "light took a dose of his own medicine. many trips here with his father, Dr. cruisers" in the Dritlsh navy aro many T h ere‘ with a top of a shoe box Armstrong, on tholr cruiser the which displace more than S.S04 tons each, and one tremendous vessel, the driven over his head is- a rich old Riverview Mold. Eclipse, which has tho dimensions of man who married a young wife. Mrs. Jennie Ainsley was the week­ a dreadnsught.— noston Transcript. Away over there reposes a boy who went Ashing on Sunday, and the end "guest o f her nieces, the Mbses Indian Dancts. woman who kept strychnine powder Dickson, while enroute from Port "The athletic sports .of the Indiana Orchard, Wash., to her home in St. in the» cupboard. The man who |iave greatly contributed toward their stood in front of the moving.machine Petersburg. strong physique and manly bearing," to oil the cycle is quiet now and be­ ■aya Charles Warren Currier, lecturer Mrs. S. C. Dickson of Longwood sides the careless brakeman who fed of tho bureau of Catholic Indian mis­ himself to the 70-ton engine and b spending afew days in town, the sions, In an Important article In tho nearby may be seen the grnve of the guest of her daughters. Sc plumber Llpplncott'a. "Wrestling Is 'A man who tried to whip the editor.— Fraternal Record. , - Lion Can Be Heard Farthest. The roar of a lion can bo Heard farther than the sound of any living creature. Next come the criee of the hyena,, the acreech owl. the panther and the Jackal in succession! 4 j.x v. v, of comparatively recent Introduction. \/Mr. nnd Mm. .J. R. Stewart, Mrs. Dancing Is a well-known Indian amuseJennie Ainsley and Mbses Ada and ir-dnt. .Some dances were Indulged In Mildrod Dickson spent Sunday at for pleasure, whtlo others formed part Longwood with Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. of a ceremonial, or served to cele­ brate an Important event. The war Dickson. dance was a preparation ror a cam­ / ----s— VMrs. J. N . Sesrcy of Longwood paign. The sun dance, a superstitious rite," la frequently permitted among •pent Monday ip Sanford chopping tho Arapaho«! of Wyoming." for Santa Claus. _________ __ ... . . nnd hi gh The thinking Lyceum rnlsfóT"t he ueutlptetlt M in r e g a r d to e nt er t ai nment To wn* L y c e u m Courses o f f e r a pom field to s t r e e t shows, c h e a p theater*, etc For Sale— L’.UOO -t.iU M Stewart. I t.e with The L y c eu m beautiful.To C o u r s e * n r e In efTnit* t i - wi i rd* encournz**» the ''rlt> wn* with Lyceum touch with t he newest inmili lp.il r e f o r m Tile I > cenili i rent' » »l ietil liti’ *>*litt ( l ent T o w n » with L y c e u m t’iuir»**» un* i nn- r ent e d in s t l ent l f i r research and d l s c m er i e* . B e lt o n ships in phys ::► people a n d cust om* T h e L y c e u m Influences Intelligent voting. A L y c e u m C o u r s e b r i n g s th« l ender* of al l political p a r t i e s tnl'iclose a n d Intimate touch wi t h tile if t i For? Rent \n ul --ft housekeeping, in .4». a ith nicely bleated on I -1 > i I privilege of home life, be alltig am| fishing, nine miles from Is r.llifd, OB Sanford andlTrilby r.n - • t *tz\ 1I'.-*» tioji Bute*» ri-K-ot i leal science nt Harvard, Columbia am) University o f Pennsylvania wero di reel results of tho scientific lecture» of John Tyndall. T h e Lyceum brine* " o u r t o w n " Into 1 7. touch wi t h the outside w o r l d A l.y renin ( ' o l i r ne help* the s t a y nt home# , 0 b e c o me tr avel er» . I nt r o d u c e * them if, iiiher c o r n e r s of the w o r l d , other FOR KENT i 35. Sanford For luirn frock den. 1205 York. Rent Good -• v• and house. n*V Station, kt-owr Address t'or.i ' Center St . < a* •' Irtp. II ltd•t* * i - f- For Rent— Several • i,.. uffice rooms over Yowell’s I U'i -, N V. 2-rf outlook. A Lyceum Course Is non Vowel! &. Co. sectarian and brings (ho best of nil four phases of religious belief to the town; . For Rent— To refined ••• It tears down the fences of creed bèl" nice room*. Excellent l"- -*1 tween denominations. t’wii various vsgiivsvsn m iiu iu iu B U fillll. • . *i V* ImIThe Lyceum stirs up enthusiasm í 01' 8« »,cr T o ' „ M o itlirr. .........the . ................... . . . » ....... .......toijdren. Enquire R. Herald " among young men and women tl -get out In tho world and do somethin? worth while. A Lyceum Course tiring» i For Rent— Two to tho town men and women ol' achievement who Inspire by exampD E,iat ,F im M m ‘' Coon<.Cola Comptntiv and precepL Tho Lyceum teaches personal hy gleno. Lyceum people are npostlcs ii Rooms for Rent Thr> * uufUT* Inquire clean living; they teach the way ol his hod room* well located the'alraple life and tho efficiency nl *•* tfr at 206 Third St. right thinking. The Lyceum sounds the call to so For Rent— Two furnished room*. cial service. The keynote o f the Ly Mm R e ccum Course Is Brotherhood. Gentlemen preferred. 26-tf H'hc Alkahest Lyceum b to be put on Tolar, 807 . Magopüj» 25^ —— — — j In Sanford this winter hy Yhe Temple Lyceum Association. Tho officers are: II. E. Tolar, PrealdenlpJ. R. Wildman, Vice-President; Geo. Hyman, Secretary and Treasurer; Executive Commltte: J. W. Barnes and M. L. Wright. The Good table board at Mn- f • Ant attraction will be the Mercer Glee Jones, 2 0 « Park a v e n u e ^ on December 29th. ( 1 work. * W anted— Brick and concrete chimneys, foundation*. et> ■ Uses of th* Chin. faction guaranteed Addri— The newest theory regarding thi chin and the one which seems thi Glide well, P. Ü .Jio* 8t>5. *»•' most reasonable yet advanced la that Fla. ____________ Üthe chin Is .purely and simply a faotoi \Yi-dnr»«b>' Lost on First street on Tn the mechanical force exertod by out a diamond necklace. Suit* >■* lower Jaw In chewing our food, am) tn speech. According to tbla theorj ward if returned to Hand’s su««3 the chin Is situated at the outer end of the Jaw lever, where tho momentum Lost— Brooch pin with la greatest, and Is made up of a heavy in center surrounded by pesrh j maia of bone and flesh In order that ward If left at 3temper's meat m^T It, may help give greater force to tbs Jaw's motion. ket. i 35" lP , ' •D • . . ¿I people. i: WANTED I �c - '. fJStx '• tv*=t ' .V ' - -T * ’ ? ”j r y ; ' ' îW £. \f^5 - 4* ♦. V THEY ARE COMINC TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY EA1K FEBRUARY .'Irci, Ith, 5th and (ith, 1915 -ii- SAN FO R D H E R A L D /.V S/IA'Í'O/Í/J Life In Wmih Living SANFORD, FI.(IRIDA. FRIDAY. UK( I MIII It 25, P jit fOlUME VI I h r i hi mn« \\ n i i hr r COUNTY FAIR IS «W IN G IN FAVOR , I Washington, Him >t -r;i|>|>\ 1temporal tires an.I .|ear -k-. will pr.ail Christina» Day throughout the lulled States with the probable .-x cejltion of the (lull State», tttrofding to the Weather Unreal] predictions TAKING MUCH IpEOPl.H tonight. The Weather Moreau's chart map showed tine weather every "7IÑTEW®T IN T H IS wherp' except In the C.ulf states great e v e n t which had been darkened to indicate I approaching cloud» The for. , aster» •said nothing extreme m temperature» S,nM h*“ become famous. K was ul ways so, Lut it was to lie expected, the »cu-onahle fVrfctP* ^ , reputation now which few averages probably prevailing Everywhere north of the olu.T Mh in the state enjoy. , , i BOt the leasts help towards riv,‘r b,ie from 'he \ e * O FF FO R TH E HOMES no O F TH E L I T T L E F O L K S liuwu-r Mei.sili 1 ..-»duy evening, Dee 22nd " England L t it »'ill house the Seminole la!l1 ° ';er Christmas, feunty Fair- That is not o/tly good jjf nt, hut it i* virile, optimistic cetnmon sense doctrine into the FLA. WATERWAY < . rtrt f jiAf .-TeNr^iS t* E f i J T w o r i ?emiiiolc tclUa her stroke; let ij produce a ringing of s live and inspired comInUty. »ml I he infectious spirit has IM P O R T A N T M E E T IN (4 Lien bol<! nl tlic imagination of tinHELD AT PALATE A I Site and beyond it» borders. There LAST TFESDAV liil be something -Urrint: in these Ifiif cliy». N "a* countJ tike a jmi £ Titan » il «a n d tu aggresA meeting w« » held m t h- Hoard L „ jttiiui- > -I the people Ironi ol Trade riunii» Tue»day all. rnoon llroad sill MTUtuusp its brawn and to organize u Florida Inlaml Water­ «aide, lad’ » I'd them see what ways Association. The gathering Iti/y »re looking for, a valiant anil was not a» large i.s it -thould have [pepdid rermmntity, which rises to been when the imptTtil (ICe of t he [tte apporto nit;."' of civic udvance- work It » on! c ni pial ed i» >>ni»lder<’.l Only I.V.- tow i■» ..ill-id.• >d i'.iiatk.i fiett. If the plan- of the several com-1 were I epre»i'iile.l, and t’lil.il i,a. '1a [Ettee* x* mapped out are cut Lui ing lo i mit tie rt- *■¡i <»r •" lî**6D ■ ■i >i • Ml f (hi let. will not lie n pending i h.- 1Mltti.i I bio *ic m * * (» l«l» child within i. lift y 1iti- - Ilo WIT.k' if •ImlMi nr., «unimi tù radius ei '.udori! w iio will In' were pri »ent tH1SV1i \ i-r , t i• t rt i i.» |{^ir .'Olii.tv ' k nowi ng that mer i t , [uyone'i while to a t t e n d . Ifttsf Ml the Every u going l*i i-sbii •ut 1 '4r f.. - t. Ml t 1• IDhtrd .g to h a v e a fair. Etri of sire, worth and [(»aniittee movement Sem- The of Tr a d e c;tilled the « t t o’i'l i »t1V Fai r » I rung. - r d.pariment along worth • ( Ml a r 1• ( >rlie 11 t Low* ui i'<- pi aldie a h » lui luti! take T» till n ¡4h*i DU! TIn-111 selve» tui 1he c \ 1»*’II*»»* t(» « n|ne Hid the encouragingly The mirniti. t tn- |tt»i nn-eiing |*trt tesd »nil approved. Moved ami seconded that side*ilb ol bis 1, 2. .1. t. S. Hlm-k t. 2, be »nd the same are hereby »"'I that the clerk be I nt*'Uy the- owners to tame with cement walks »«tin' thirty day». Failing to do J**t t dty will have same built and • lien « h the property. Car1n»d. m*>'0f 11«d street committee * AJ>ir,u* r*'l*ort on the open- liflviy ^ *trm a^ro8,, th® A. C. L. Uovsd and seconded that the " Mr rllenJ a vrodit of J26.00 per La .t0 th" Awociated Charities, . * »"^(vision of u commitf l u t i n g of J, D. Dnvlson, W. "■ Abernathy C. H. [)lngw iind I n i k , » 1” Cftrried' ¡"»tructod to pubCallin|t ,or b!(l" the . ^57. contract for 1916V **j0nd,d council M.W. LOVELL, Clerk. I*forEm dl!?r Merch,Bl Married W h " hM been . received tj u ‘vh* mtrr**ie of Mr. T. Curxhitk'V" 1 ? d Mf“ M“ e McKelth Der., i* ** °n Thurs b tk* «i i m Cf 1,th' Mr. Merchant S' H. Mer**»tril year* Clv.y' ,)Ut ÍOr thc pMt '*•«. kein. Jf*h* rwided at Mad­ ite |Vttr^jL i°r “nd Pr°Prletfl>’ ci Kit mtnv r L ' COrd*r ,l that for it, **lnMLvil1« Wend# ««ry will M« f b*nt and hia bride tfiu th °y ! nd 111 th® Proa* liftboy 1 WOr,d b°Idi " “ tor® lliiyiior und Mi»» A Mr Kit- .tn. IMMENSE RANCH OF TOSOHATCHIE SANFORD M E N H A V E 3500 ACRES UNDER FENCE NOW In this day of scarcifS' of cattle *nd the high price of same it Is in-, tcresting lo note that a coterie ol Sanford men have one of the largest cattle ranches in the state. About one year ago a stock company com­ posed of S. O. Chase, J. N. Whltner, Joe Cameron and Alfred Foster; under the name of the Tosohatchie Ranch Co. was fonuciLitt tlua. .-uy <> ^ itiM V iV ,* t-' Mi,in- ‘\ , r X linest grilling lands in the south, bordering on the upper St. Johns river and extending to the western boundaries of Orange county, com­ prising at this linn- the immense I s ilO U L I ) RE IN S T A L L E D acreage of itiOO acres Mountifulty supplied with water from rivers and IN T IM E FOR T H E creeks and do wing well» that have re cully been '¡riven ami deep m I In* CO I V I V FAIR lu'ti grass formed o| several diiTerent kinds of native grass and trans­ Sanford will have a White Way in planted stock feeds this ranch is des­ a few months. tined to make the owners not only During the Seminole Count y Fair rich but famous, for they are going i-lalatr «1 e piti n* t o be earned out in for tile be»t Tiulive and imported ..Il Cr ■ .Ir» i 11\ -i.iM"» 1il'il 1j I.Ini breed» ol »til. k -a! lie that money ll.-.l- M bgl Í mg t he •\r* • 1* and will purrhit»o They already have D1L‘ ^ » 1■ »tile »lg! - a nd *»T •i* r a11riu ■ J.'iOii . ns » aml Jfiill > . p a mi are iti ‘ IV* i *, \ ».I! o ,k. in * » •11»■f — (ik. (he iiii-k. ! ili tin I mH- lar mare * «•«. , t ! - st tM Iit* -t.I" k l eu g Umiliti ,it ibi» lime lo oli a- i-> oi.i,i t t i Mi i n * »ltd in puri base mi uc.outit of the high ■I", j II In I "in i he il \ '(Mirili ■i «I lit» price mit 'c.irejty .il .aille Tn-.i ■-• i I ilo .'| 1 I hi* R.i' .b Ila- ito- entire .1.501) ¡•imi w l n n li> ila- city iati h«i VV acre.» ol lumi under fence und u large r\«*u force of cowboy* Ioni after ilo- . um l< First Street ligbti'd with t hi ' i!■' l i ' ' lini * ,i p.nal -hi-i-p Dipping '.il* ha Xe Io-m ♦i ¡’"pia,ir in l In- ol Iter >itn-m•i.ilb'd and ile- - illle uro ke|lt jt| t hè Southern I l i b i l e - bave 11 pr ua- eomlition all ilo- year round ei-ntlv Iliade -olile grewl eh.Mice­ i n a» ilo- owner* of the ranch believe lio ir -everal pia ut» bere i,-d -ar•* in »grriMindmg tlo-ir lu-rd» with t h'1 ci.udii imi. alitami,lib* Hon i.'vv prepun-d in fu i n i- fi ut! ih. ligio be-i W lut. . r i» gu mg i lu- run. h , d powi-r I hai thè w 11 iiei-d I N -W H ITE'W AY-FO R CITYOFSANFORD K C S W i. ___ . ,, ■ 1 ¡V ' -- ■ja y PROHI AMENDMENT A LIVE STOCK FAILS IN HOUSE ASSOCIATION N A T IO N -W ID E P R O H I HI- W IL L HE F O R M E D T IO N FA ILS BY S IX T Y - DU BIND ONE VOTES HERE S E M IN O L E < o l N T Y F A IR I ■a -evirili ve.ir» i>< 'inni irai tilt» 11•..t urc- "f i inrn W -I kigT.iti p. 2 1 Th Hoi t ine - I ina k * - il jm»»ilib' lor ilo ' i l j lo ba ve l a i r i Int I will I.e held »U. ,iim-]..lm»-iit t<< ut.mu n 'ridilo i Hole ( i . he w bile wav I in h ii in.- inI mi ni tu i he v ar i mi » here t i e lir-t week in J a n u a r y will only come by a united and •!le. tiled Manager Rine* of thè Snnford -lllti-n WII» d.-f'-l led III I hi- l Mil ll tie th*- medi ti l i " I I hr » l o c k men of ellift ol t he i hull* people ji .iid »’tale» i hai in- i ii.inpaiiv will » l . it. l."U*i- n| r.-pri ».-, t.ilivi-» here 1he -l . it- . . i d tin- Im mat ion of i h> Mr 1-Lime?» 1 .Li the .1M-* hi* d" every t hmg mi i heir power to giviF l o r i d a l a v . "»(,,, g A -»<ici.il inn 1 lie .1 i I..II * "ii, i'm-»il.iy i.ight, IS* rt'm.i k« dskt <1 r Molti molili», m.-tiil.er» vntiiig inr nt d Is!) nga list ra i s i ng <d i . . u b , s heep mul ho g » in ilo- city a lo-iler » y -1etti of «treet chairman ni t h» Ilir I O 111mit t ce III liglil- un thè business -treet» aliti ll t V ii nlkrmnt IV e val e a! t wo- thi rds klori.l.l 1» bi-eiMIlMlg olle ol i he gre*il the t.oard to go re I ally ml•• d. ww» required la adapt the resolu­ est M a l u s i n e » of t he » l u t e a n d the ilo- city and business nicn will art tali» a» lo tile object» of the meeting, tion I IJtmedintely after atinOUtice- rai si ng of lietter ui d g r a d e d »tnek I» in eiiiijiinellon il i» altno-t ceri ani which he wii» able to d<> i.v mean* of more p r o n n t M " ' d llial thè wlnte elusler» enti Ite i li m. ri of 1 In- vol e I he house a d ­ ul »o ' lit-eomillg a large map of Florida juuiiieil t.y journed. the crowd that had packed S a n t . m i bei ng cent ra i l ) l o c a t e d mol ■talb-. I in lime far ih.- ».-mnti.le |our Pulatka artist Madison on I .uni. I .ir i -- I v limar 11- h»*Hrt <d Ii port ion d the gallerie» throughout tin- ,.rowinch wa» * .ir 1> mil li 11•-«I tin » pli-ti .1f. t- " -J >1 II. O-r ' l i . .veli - il l’ > -1 i. I a 1■ 111-1 i r M g w i t h 111111 , t . •. ♦ i'* 1 c■ The city council met in regular laaion D«r. .’ Dt, HM4 at 7::il) p m jhnrr.t, B ll.-rndon, president, K-H. Dingi-c ,L iD Davison, it <’ “ « « I I - I S l.uli- || {•; Tolar and 1^- ^ . At» r-.;.r I . r‘ w U h i»ur people j <j 11 t MUI 1)1 VH» t 1m fiori in 1 lurida ah d hai I» rebel in In-igi.i rali— A 11J• h ui. a inibì nur indie■1rie- and -I. ‘. •’I "I'llt.-t ' in t hmll T i m « i.- ret lef, 1.1.1 it i all ci; nsi der ICITY COUNCIL HELD. MEETING • t S. l.y hi toAfri her t ■-•rdi.il t .x ami A drcuLr letter is out from tlic [Fair headquarter' i ailing t hi' atteri It»; o( tht -r.il committee» to ,. pwrxl meeting to lo- held al I hi' Ilesdyuxrter» tn thi­ Welhorne Muck ll Tuwihj. Dec 2!*th at 2 p. m ill »r* urge ntl> requested to attend. [ Important mutter.. are up which [eat have immediate consideration The Seminole County Fair com* Iertin hail no idea of reaching the I£EttG|jpru it has assumed ami has I gotten beyond the expectations of [lie matt sanguine and as a result I Sanford and Seminole county will Lm one of the greatest events ever |Loan in tin »1 ale * Tb. meeting A hi imuia Me lauri were murried in thè lutine of Mr and Mr». J. (ì Martin, l.ake Mar.V, l.y Rev. IL M. Morey, !• I*. puslnr of thè Fresi.yterian I iiuri h Yle—-Me|.nili had berti thè popolar leneher sii thè ptihltr »elioni. She . io»ed thè terni FrUluy evening witli •' hn.liini» exerclses in thè Presi.y•4(ertati churcii. The rhureh was handsomely trim* ued with the «pol» from tin- woods i.a r by and the children did credit to themselves and tiiefr teacher. n-c young couple will be followed l*y the best Christmas wishes of all the people in Lake Mary. tu »irellent »ituation comes from lo tll,! Korky Mountain» »ufJr* „ which has spread abroad bc'l’ nl l,n,,w *'as already lall.-n to [»Mi to avoid ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS a f "i ii Ill* 1i*-r »una 1 .it Í cut HIM An* i 117* J(> »i'1'h ( a rner<mi h mili nf 1he In«ut poste tl men i t he ¡it e on fuit t le r.>«.. hat r i m­ Ka t o h \> Imund to ht* Ii.ntr »oui h imi- n( f h»* «show jditi e» of tjie mi the «Nit lie l»UHÌmnei H A R R Y T H A W TO GO BACK TO N. Y. rk S' Ï I le. t U il r- Jt rotile w-a.- - Oil pr. jiareil ,[,,1 waier I oda V 1a ..1 v w h.-n leg.11 Ota hiiu-r\ rt. ■,i - ■ -i .Ai-■uni g hl r d • II V Ir.iln tl- I Itile 1 ¡•••rio.) . |. t • » j r< »;•. 1 .1 .1 jn I..I.I ,4- • (or tiie extradition of Harry K. d f. I» ., J 4f *. ' ' * * f.. ' !.. -Ili,ili g,.' I lg ll' !*l- hcrvil I'btiw from New Hampshire would me fit u!id , Hat ill hr (hr pLu r inf TIn«* "ii ilo- -tret-t» Fb-ilricily Piai f ol I’.tft y ¡M’.1' were wijieil out III tin be pul in motion He indicated ne si) rum li No hi -1 altmeeting coming a» it will during the lovved bus ulwnys heeit m i e X pensi ve Democratic Lender l' ri­ hud reason to believe Thaw’s altqr; ed. Mr. Moiilinollin explailietl tin- struggle. county fair. The idea of a Florida ami thè plani- ha» liex-n m » he-tvily various projects on which 1 S en­ der wood and Republican Leader Live Stock Association originated ladeit l>> thè -mali eqmpm.-nt timi m-y» wthild »lari new hithcus corpus proceeding» ,i11 New Hampshire anti gineer had been i-iigagi-d. ihi.uoni- Mann (might shoulder to shoulder terliie brain ol Wi l l Traer lie -tre.'i* have fiimriy i ght ed in tl ‘ I loll lie feared ¡1 might lie a long pk-tiou of w Im h hail in largì- part al tin- head of t fir force* oppu.ing ■-■lit o' nf i h<- Florida H nni« - . . ki r ,» ,i til. Put f1»1VA i hui i In j.relire ri'oll.t loll .. t d when I lie vote 111hie before Thaw »aw I lie insidi* of been drluvcd anil «niel r.u k. -I l-\ \ t!*r , uhi» l** tb Di'-i' ' HI f- ant Ita* 1 ill*»*tl • nia f gl d u t» at am*. --I * he l ‘*7 standing for tinthe roinl*« wh.-re it I- planned to terests lietter orgstil/.-t and p'l-ti* -t j * ll[ 1.i■ M w ili In* Ia* fil. pii ii, | liai 1 ) ere eriu mil in n. » ,» Iti*’»' I tM|¿ » I! 11’11 In- n »it ill I "i-i " ( ' i -11 t 1 k ••••|i him Di' tri.il »»n t Ii«* In nt her st-t t ion»iil in. . . oihir ii- . e- id -, 1 1o a j|I » i re |le timer at ». I.S 1 he . i m in t hr '»fill»' u h»» <i r• ' ¡ f••• gtv. t . • lu­ UI. . n i i hut 0 .-leven were I’ rogr*-» rhafVl*' »*t * mi** |iiril»'% Tu ;i |h‘ frolli urgi-d uni ted action and - m a> d Reputili, .in» e»l . -t • «I » h» f (If TTIilt .»Ml ' '1 • .' ...... . r ,1'n f 1 .4* . . i l l . ' . bie li­ IV. i. 1 ' «-1ir I 'r ■.g r>*»»t V.- Ui' pul. M at tea wan relief CHI1 lie bail in >,•> ■' * >r - a . ««( it*-l !-rr ! " tul Ve t inbite Mill ,1 ai m li til I«I" ".Il lii'f t il«. irati» il wti* pointed out in Mr Jerome ( K Walker ol Nunlor.t- toiiowiai t-lil I b «t iI*t 11Vt* «illli'k 41f ail k i ' m1' >n I . i-i light* "iy today that, ome removed to the I'm hi lai ion leader» cl ai med the In . 1*11 lì tt* 1 1«• li u i i h t iu> rnu n. i* 111 •***t anil presented most i-nteriaitniigly Tombs, Thaw migli! lie admitted and instructively many Im l. r.laitv. vole vd M'7 lor the mensure liad t he .' tuinolr '«nuit > h uir A í*mhtu I lurida llut kefelb-rs to hail. to work along tin- Fast Coast < anal, ionie iij> to their expectations. tiun bus given Thursday, Feltruary W asidngton, Dec. 2-1 The report ' If lie is admitted to liuil,“ sujd and argued that-the St. Johns pre­ Whether a similar resolution intro­ 4lh f'-r Live Stork Day and on this <d the c o mmi s s i o n e r of internal rev- Mr Jerome, "the superintendent of sented and deserved ludger considers duced by Senator Sheppard of Texas date tin association will he formed enue. just oil t hi' pres» . shows that Matteawan will immediately present tlon, owing to its extensive trilni would come to a vote in the senate Fxperts from the Fxperinu-ntal Stuthere are two citizen» of Florida a detainer under winch Thaw will be tury territory, now in most part dor- mi this session was unknown tonight. Vinn tl (iailiesvdle will lie present i .ich of whom has an annual Mp'iimc taken to Matteawan us un insane iipmt because of inadettuttie access Administration leaders were in- as W' IJ a» men from otlior state» "I from I7 6,()b() to ftmi.miih The man, to await his trial. and* egress. The government <n ■lined to belie Vi* It woul d not, b e ­ who r* interested in live stock and internal revenue bureau will not " i f he is convicted, 1 presume he courages mill helps with a v iew of ¿In-^ cause it could not pass tin- house. many prominent stock raisers have divulge ihetr names In facf, the will serve out Mich sentence as la greatest good to the greatest, num­ Not withstanding repeated public aigniln'd their intention of bringing official or employee who would do so imposed ujion him, whereupon the ber and declared that a highway assertions that many of the house their stock here to show nt the fair would ectlainly lose his official s alp detainer, i-omUling of his originul with tributary territory on both members would try to dodge a rec­ Live Stock Day at the Semimde il his identity became known commitment to .Matteawan, having sides is the one to develop first in ord on the subject u roti rail dis­ Coui y Fair will not only bring a been tiled at hi* place of imprison­ preference lo a oni-sided proposi­ ilo», d a larger attendance than the large crowd to Sanford on that dale ment. will occasion his return la tion, as is the case with the j,r.-».-nt average throughout tlic session. To but i' i» hoped that the day will la­ unwonted zest and will have their M utteaw an." canal along the coast He had only hav. carried the house the Hobson the neuqs of forming the association army of Christmas guests much Thaw’s attorneys were silent. thc best of feeling lor the communi­ utip-nd merit would hnve required 268 for the betterment of the entire larger and gayer than was the ease Jerome, former district attorney of ties along'the canal, and he w^opld In­ affirmative votes. It thus failed to Mate and that the meeting wdl> be m i'J LI. this city, was retained as s|>ectul as­ This condition is not only pleas­ glad to assiht them, as nil other part» carry by 61 votes. both pleasant und profitable ing in itself, but especially gratifying, sistant attorney general in the Thawof the state, in getting desired and as it indicates a pervasive spirit of case after the escape of Thaw from tiectssury relief which must come ' confidence in that business revival Matteawan. when all the people get tngeth *■ -«I__ • «»•» ' * — . * which hftif already set in, and which Lar 11' 'h - • ‘ r ■ « . ..n . . h .. .. n . . » - - u “ ' Mr. Walker gave way t^o K£ T U— 11 The Petroleum Iron Works und from this day forward will rise and Woodrud, algo of Sanford, who ably Pennsylvania Tank Car plants at swell and spread with surprising rap­ Today is Christmas Day and all now reopened* and litis return to old and forcefully urged united and de­ Sharon. Pa., hnve gone on double idity. Under such circumstances ckled act.on by all of Florida if it Americans arc rejoicing in the as» conditions of unrestricted trading turn. The lutter plant will turn out there should bo u feeling of harmony in sc, uritiet'brings no disaster in its expected to get into the running. sOriatiOns of this happy anniver­ six complete cars daily instead of with the spirit of Christmas. There train Those who are happy ean find He presented substantial reasons for sary th 'ee. should be a sentiment of friendship For this there is reason to he It cksy -o be merry, and the people unity of action and purpose. U. I. Hamilton,'secretary of the of this country are now Ttftppy in the truly thankful, and the whole coun­ and brot herhoud and of joy anti glad­ Masons, Attention United "States try can rc oice diver the solidity of ness nt the return of this anniver­ Board of Trad£ of New Smyrna, and thought that the Please take notice of the Lodge also secretary of tho Florida Fast is at peace with the world. What Is the •-ituation, which does not feel sary when the fatherhood of (iod I hi» and the brotherhood of man is of Sorrow to be held Sunday at i .10 Coast Canal Association, was the still more to the jiurpose, there is l he -Hock of passing event» brought home to every huttiun heart p. m. is all the more remarkable becuuse All M uj/oum and («milieu of speaker and came to his task with in not a 'bind on thc sky, and no renIn the remembrance of the young the reasons for disturbance arc »o Masons, members of Fastern Star snn look to the future with ap­ teiligence, familiarity and argument, and that interchange of solid ex­ serioirt and far reaching in t hep and any who are Masonically con­ prehension hut was forced to udmit in various pressions of friendship within fatnpossible effect. nected are invited. Members of the When this country felet the pinch colloquies with Messrs. Montinoliin it is gratifying to note thrt the die* and between friends there should Lodge 'and visiting brothers are re­ and Walker thut thc St. Johns had which was blown across the sea most decided advantages. puling from Europe, every precaution was Christmas festivities not only show also lie a thoughtfulness for others, quested to meet in hall at 2:30. Sunday night at 6:30 please meet the good natured controversy it was taken to limit »the distress both ip no decrease from those of last year, and tho generous desire that the shown that Sanford and New Smyr­ area and durat on as fur as possible, but there is a perceptible advance joys ol a Mjrry Christina» shall he in the hall, to attend Methodist na were the aamc distance, practic­ and happily these efforts were crown­ on the level of one year ago. Here diffused through every part of the place of worship. By orders o f ' W . M. ally 126 miles each from Jackson­ ed with complete success. - T h e in New York as well as in all the community and that rich and poor (X L. T A Y L O R , ville, but Sanford, owing to its stock market, which was ciosed last other Urge cities -of the country, the alike shall share in tho enjoyment j August as a matter of precaution, is hotels will observe Christmas with and happiness ol this happy season. Secretary. ■ Continued on Page 4 New 5 hum t'r..v • - i 9 mm : r. * H U i r L r.,» ________ n n iciHiRim siitïmeis ] n idriÿi n n _______ t ___ _ .-es •*-•■______________ *%1 ■ a .m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1914 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 22, 1914 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 22, 1914. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 22, 1914; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/628920bd6aa549f49aecba50a01541d2.pdf 6a0120019f837c991351693cc8161c4d PDF Text Text ...... . -, i~i • 111........., i 'Ml"MlIm u n yjujwi Ml n B n |^ ^ 7 > ‘ DECEMBER 22. | 9 I | . ^ THE SANFORD HERALD I’ VCK W G HT ooooooaoooooaoooooooooaoG O O oaaooaoooooaaooaaoooaoQ oog ?CURBSTONE GLEANINGS! a BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN YOU AND .ME.” EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT SHALL WE LET " ABOUT PEOPLE BELGIUM STARVE AND EVENTS (Continued F rom Page 2) PROM T in : JEFFERSONIAN ,S*;»»rt<i/ S o l i f f The a b o v e is the headline which tin* L iterary Digest put* over a -11•111*«■r -ki»>li editorial. Tin* editor of thin eolu m n will Ur out <>( til«' i l l y tirxl week I'll! *ui i r t y personal* a n d ev e n t* will lie \\ hut h a v e "w e" (u ilo with Bel* <♦> ♦ *. ♦ .CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING — i_* ______ : _______ EATMORE FRESH VEGETABLES o M They are Wholesome. Appetizing, Economical ♦ pubh*hed 1f sent in to the otllce. | gium? Frith Vegetables T h e editor of T h e Herald will ap( 'THij-t (irmw Whon did "we** heroine respon­ si All Local A dvertisem ents Under Hauti Di4, ACHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES-AN I) FAITH. Thls Heading THREE CENTS precíate item* for th e sqciety col - s l i d e for the universe? Tanftn*. fie litt ■ u nin in the absence of Mrs. Ter“ HE’LL PRENT 'EM " —SO SAYS SAINTEREK. Have " w e " no starving people L in e F o r Each I n s e r t i o n . M i n i m u m * £ ¡ 3Lrttur« ^ . *V •"’■I* f * Carrata, buxirh 5c Hflutf f », lure at hom e? C h a r g e 25 Ceniti. □o o o o b d B o a o a o a a a o o a o o a o o a a o o o o o a o o o o o o a o o o o n o a a a a a o o o laffi* . Mutai, rotatoci •W It is sim ply am azing to see how _________ Yrijoto Yam»« |*k 3-Oe I Nrt IO» D ay before y e sterd ay a perfectly Christina* in Florida Vi'ilitw Vani'* lm f i l f» i «uata * , ,-asy it is for hysteria to get hold of t -k Liti.»«, *u-» Iriah roUlMa l* V You m a y talk about your C hrist mas nice lad y called us up a n d with tears * Cuffed n t f Italiana , some of our editors, charity brokers Old. Ilk................. 30c A |»|»V in her voice reproved us for not ice and sn o w . Old. bu . . r 9110 «> •.Owing to the bud weather !n*t and professional philanthropists. II»n I •*i .o 2V •. Now/ pk . . * .40c IlanitMr How th e children on the hillside m entioning the fart t h a t she had T h u rs d a y afternoon Dr. Neal did ('ihliiff, head id Ito 20c Rockefeller steals u billion dollars Sortfirr i. hud a friend visiting her last week. not m ake an address t o the Welfare coasting go, Onion* Klntv from the exploited classes in this . |Or l i d . 3 Ibi. . Suttufi in i And the joy the sound of jingling We to ld her that she hud not let us D e p a rtm e n t as expected but it is country, a n d does it by purchasing For Sale— Special R a rg a in on three Yellow, 3 lb* 10c Mitdtre- $ know anything about it ami rfiut just th e postponem ent o r som ething Span Uh, Ih sleigh bells firings. niuc u* 4f» congressmen, judges, legislature* and city lots, on French avenue, he- Ol s.t/lic. Ih....... 20c lltllLarit-. Or the echo of the ice, which, steel- therefore, we did not know th a t she good, for Dr. Neal has promised to newspapers; then, having gorged tw een Hlh and 9th s t r e e t s , faring the Prudi nini rfg* I.V Hall *ir* had a visitor Then she said. “ Well, give th e echoes of th e cut, rings; American himself on loot, and brought millions f,u rk > l‘ufll ,ro,*C I n s i d e lots $450 HOW AHOUT A tlOX OF u l t i ! , . ,| I Ml I thought H ealth Association meeting ut J a e k - | „ [ Americans to the point of starvn- l*u r*'* corn er lot $(100. T erm s good. h o m i : fou uh tu st mas m u wi Hut a moment leave y our ice-biuind you should have know n I '■ N IT* luhd so dear, you were running a newspaper." -onvUll. lt Utllo )uU.r in ltl0 MMon |ion he loads up a ship with food j M usl l,e O w ner needs the Let 'me prove our sou th ern C hrist­ W ouldn't that ra ttle your slats? ¡ D u e notice^ wjll a p p e a r in tlii* c o l - ' ¿ nd sends It to Belgium. — 'm o n e y . See me -nt on ce . N. II. THE V EG ET A B LE I inas far more dear. Some people think t h a t an * d i t o r t Umn th e proper tim e, Tlie millionaires of -New Ydrk and G arner.^____________________ OO-ktc M ARKET i Just come watch with m e a tropic ought to be a cross betw een Argus surrounding cities, grown rich by th e f For Sale— Celery f a r m a t a bar- M DO 2 n d S t., W e il ■* sunset glow; and A nna Kvu Fay. T h e y seem to ~ Coming A’rrnf* spoils of class legislation, buy si* Kain I5 aCrea rJl£ht vi|| ugei &00 C atch th e note of song bird, lilting think th a t our live senses are u ug-1 *pj,is afternoon th e young ladies of Phono 3 2 4 Wo Deliver I million C h ristm as toys for the B e l - i ie#t iro m U. IL.siding. C heap and soft and low; m ented by a sixth t h a t lets us know g t Agnes Guild w„ , hoh, thcir — i ■ / gians, and o u r gobernm ent lends a i on ea8y term s. 15 acres* nil plowed Feel Jhe tugging tendrils of th e cling­ e v e ry th in g t h a t h a p p e n s, even if we C hristm as sale of- fancy work ship to tak e S a n ta iGiau* across the am , irr| Kate d . Fino t1owinR well. ing vines: see, hear, feel, taste or smell it not. an(| |lom c made delicacies. This is la n du is fenced a n od ju si st ready , i occ“ n ' i; The m e lu m all an lenceu rcauy F o r Sale— F ive White W jan d g tu Listen to the zephyrs w hisp'ring in Dear lady, editor* are on ly hum an or u| waJ.„' a R00(1 ,llnt.e t o huy ' , The fik ea t U i > i w v t o p t o w i m r w - , « « « *wnPn**'erf+r.'' , ß e j r J i u T f i r r ^ fi‘ ? m thee pines pines. at least, almost h u m a n .. If you havei c n , send -gUrOftb' h ra r H s o f-fto y r to Bel- the p rice of the land t h i s yeftr. If S unford. ,5-y<v*< sO»ttwor»e-trinre«i TVwr*pin*rR»r ynttp ry*frf?nff A*l*}Hfig ff ^tPtfivTg\£,r . gium at the earliest possible mo-1 you wilnt a bargain cnlt on owner, canoe; _. ing aw ay , or huve r e tu r n e d from a T h e C am p Fire Girl* of the B a p ' men l." 201» En*t Fifth St., S a n fo r d , Fla. F o r Sale O range gr>>-. • See the mirrored palm trees 'gainst visit out of town, if Jo h n n ie falls and list church will give a doll bazaar Why not send our flour to the 27-tf guin, I ' t miles from (1. the azure blue; breaks bis arm, if y o u r husband on th e new Fast Coast K Feel the mystic impulse of the moons chops, bis toe instead of a stick of thi* afternoon ut t h e home rtf their hungry nten. women a n d childre.. of -— ■am Home , the slums of New Y ork and PhiUi n g section of Florida \ I ■-f wood, if anything ’ happen* that leader, Mr*. Geo. H y m a n . warm light; m ade candies will also he on sale d d p h ia ? of rich hamhiock .it Hear the myriad voices of a trp p ir makes • y o u glad, or sad happy or . " From what point of view h it J. C. Davenport. Ado mud. call us up Tell us «bout it n ig h t; 'n. T he Mercer Glee C lub will p n more of a ch aritable d ufy to feed Fla. From the bending willows, w aving to T h a t's th e way to get it in tin* paper sent a line program of mimic ut the Belgian* th an to f.-cd A m ericans’ yml fro. . . . B a p tist T e m p le T u e s d a y e v e n i n g . , What is t h e s o h b e r -g o sh theory F o r Sale—$3,000 buys a line piece Learn the pulsing roman«e of the ' l see t hat the com mil tees for the Dec. 2Ulh. This is t h e first of t h e j o i spurning t h e ragged child and I of p roperty in th e city piiyn c « ,*r ’ mistletoe. Sem inole C ounty F air are getting c e n t on the Inventine Vetro» Sip. Bimini's magic waters as they busy a n d t h a t th e m en who expect .ChnuiHUiiua series t h a t will be given I the despairing man. a n d th e stnrvunder th e u m p i r e i of the B aptist mg women here a m o n g ourselves? 1074, cilv, Box ■' if . flow to t a k e charge of the a ttra ctio n * are church thin winter. Ticket* on sale Does the C hri-t who fed the mul­ Anti renew your happy y o u th nor on the ground and 1 ho p e th a t every at the ^verninole P h a r m a c y or at th e titude that w a* next tu him <.in- 1c>F ur Sull* \\ hnî»*>.*£» older grow. one in th e county will get behind Tem ple vkatiT lìuh bucini lor the hungry outcast* of the C atch i he happy spirit of the < hri.t- till* great event an d m ak e It one • l e t s , lish boat * a n d g i l Diteti States th an fie does for thi jna* tide— grand success. C e rta in ly there is T he Music D e p a rtm e n t are plan a l s o t'mf. hoil*c • t • 1 III Ig i u n - ' Drive your tent-pins deeper anil with no c o u n ty in the s ta te t h a t has the ning a tin.- e n te rta in m e n t of iim-o \ lucent L e t ( i l e a l B r i t a i n fe e d B e lg iu m * u< abide France* llnut licllc, varied resource* th a t m ir own little and d a n c in g to tie presented at tin E n g l a n d is i h e ric h e s t c o u n t r y on in Tum |ia Dally Tillies, t lirist county bus and now is t h e time to I louses (nr sule >>r Im perial Theater, J a n u a r y ti tile glob e ¡itili «lie has got B e lg i u m mas, DM 3. , show t h e outside world t h a t we have' I n t o t h i . s y r .lp e them. There is mo place like the F o r »ule Oll y our OIA1 f *ul\r J a n u a ry Jb .Mis* .) Pitarle Hoger* * \irg m iu (I'Hatilon. a sweet little county lair to d e m o n s tra te what Germ any asked leave to go People B ecom e Interested In Selen of gond acro» h u m fr. . t T"An tifie R e s e a r c h , and D is c o v e r ie s and girl, eight years old, once wrote an your c o u n t y will prod u c e and our I “ T “ ? ' r ° mt>dy ‘ throU|[h *"■' » - W « * rea r r i n <Irrtf»■li. fi lo . -t . 1 Get lo Touch With O u ts id e World, appealing letter to Dip New York people can have m. conception of ' ^ F i i g l . i n d . as ' h“ ........ . ' 1*111.1 A rou ses Desire In Y oun g People to c o n d itio n fur M*nr i: \V ••If a rt* Dfiiurt m eni W at. h w el l as in a c c o r d n i n e w i t h a t r e a t y . Bun, asking that wonderful news­ 1In* vani amount of. rnal I'mnl to he imp . . . P rie MLwàlì (lowing weil. Get Out and Do T h i n g s Worth . . „ , , for fu rth e r unnoiiii«*t»mi*vilii paper if it were true t h a t th e re was ueriveu from thi* SerninoU* County Both E ngland s u d Belgium knew 1*4** en* h pu y meut , bul.i ! ' i While. no S anta Claus? She said t h a t her what would h appen; both nation* ha* gradually i iUt Fair. T h e street fair has / St. A g n ,, Guild m ent» with 7 |MT t i l t pupa told her “ if you see it in the taken th e place iif t h e big county I counted cost of resisting the \V. 12X2. City Sun it's so." So she plaintively e n d ­ fair* w here thousands of dollars The young ladies of St. Agnes unjust G erm ait dem and t . >• Vti il i ('olirne help* a town ed her letter a* follows: " P le a s e tell have been nvested a n d tied up in Guild were delightfully entertained England i* honor bound to take For • Sul« Eito i'.;* Tit*» I .>’cot!til del clops K'-od lastme th e tr u th , is there a S a n ta ground* and building* u n d t be *trc.t by Ml** Mildred D ickson yesterday ra re of the Itelgiuius and she |* do' i ♦' 1*f| N ut * grown 1>> lo g g Filial plans und arrange- m g it T h at is her d u ty , not ours B,l<* appreciation lownn wtth l.y I heir (ink K noli í r <.. • C laus?" . *♦¿Ii fair will soon lake t lie place of all afternoon Beware of the charity brokers who C|,um t ourse s learn to enjoy good I’le KfO V«*H ni Alt a mont • The reply of that paper was us other fair* in Florida for in this mont* were mude lor the bazaar --tn ture*, iroi >i| musi flu** ar< fiH«»mir* follows: ¡ l’T* State with it* eituable clim ate the * hi,h heltl ............ “ r" ,n K''1 , h " ' r Mille hand inoli* iiront y. Flornl nnd high thinking Virginia, your little friend* who street fair c m be held a n y time dur- l ,n * ," 1 rt,,wh' ,,K ùniche* to the fancy on your little ducal* For Sale— L’.UOO -t.iU D a in ty refresh-I Beware of th e hysterical collector*, told you there was no S a n ta Claus ittg the winter und literally held m work now on sale. The Lyceum rnlsfóT"the ueutlptetlt M M Stewart. I t.e meni* were served consisting of whose hysterics mean money to thy in regard to entertainment Town* are wrong. T hey have been affected the op en air, Iu*t e v e ry b o d y get hysteric*. W aldorf salad, nli ve «utml wiche«, with Lyceum Courses offer a pom by the Hccpticism of a sceptical age brim.ti tin* county fuir an«l punii. field to s tree t shows, c h e a p theater*, Beware of th e slobber-g’dsh! date sandw iches a n d coffee. The T h ey do not believe except th e y sec. house was prettily’ decorated with For pity’s *5ke rem em ber t fi h t etc T h e y believe th a t nothing cun be There was som ething said last The Lyceum encournz**» the ''rlt> which is not comprehensible b y th e ir week in th e paper a b o u t th e bulk- a u tju m n^ leaves, pine hough*, ferns the European war llus reduced inori b e a u t i f u l . T o w n * with Lyceum Americans to a s ta te of distress and roses, m aking an urtLstie little minds. All minds, Virginia, head a n d th e idea a d v a n c e d about Course* nre In touch with the newest i ► w hether th e y be men's or children's, taking out all the u n s ig h tly piling blending of red and green, the color want than all t lie Belgian* that arc efTnit* ti-wiird* inmili lp.il reform Enjoying Mr* Dickson’s alive are little In thi* great universe of mid old «locks, etc This i* certainly schemi* Tile I >cenili i rent' » »l ietil liti’ *>*litt t i For? Rent \ n ul There are more m ouths in till, (lent bo*pitultty were Mr* 1 A. Neal. ours man is a mere insert an a n t. m a move III the rigid direction and Town» with Lyceum t ’iuir»**» -- ft housekeeping, in Archie Betts, Mr* ,) It right |n.fr at home than • Imrity will un* inn-rented in stlentlfir research his intellect, as compared with t lie O.tlf citizen* should all' have public Mr.4». a ith and dlscm erie*. Belton s h ip s in phys nicely bleated on I -1 > i I boundless world about in in, us m eas­ Kptrilenough about th e m to wish Stew art, .Misses France* und Lucille ever find and feed You know t h a t as. well as J do. leal science nt Harvard, Columbia am) privilege of home life, be alltig am| ured by th e intelligence ca p ab le of thi* done as soon a* t h e bulkhead Asjdnwull, l »usait* U gram , Eva Wnlkr.llifd, OB or, Josaiq Stum un, A da Dickson nml Everyone of o u r ritles is thronged University of Pennsylvania wero di fishing, nine miles from Is grasping the whole t r u t h and know l­ and filling in is com pleted. • t *tzOur S a n fo r d an d lT rilb y r.n with the homeless, the moneyless, reel results of tho scientific lecture» Mrs. F r a n k T nlhott. edge. \ 1I'.-*» lake front has long been an eyesore of John Tyndall. tioji Bute*» ri-K-ot i th e unemployed who cannot get Yes, Virginia, there is n S a n ta to * th e citizen* and to t h e visitor* The Lyceum brine* "our town" Into 1 7. 35. Sanford work, the men who steal ra th e r thufi 1‘erMnal Mention Claus. He exist* as certainly a* love and now t h a t the good w ork of re­ touch with the outside world A l.y starv e , and girls who offer them-* renin ('olirne help* the stay nt home# Mr. am i Mr*. Jam es Rowan of Irtp. and generosity uml devotion exist, clam ation has com m enced let us not For Rent Good -• v• to. pussershy on l he »(reel. , 0 become traveler». Introduce* them luirn and house. n*V II ltdand you know they abound and give stop i t . is side of Du- real thing und Gill vent on. Texas are th e guest* of ra th e r than pi*ri*h in rheerl»*** ten* if, iiiher corners of the world, other • t* to our life its highest beauty and joy th real thing -will not only be a their niece, Mr* F V Lee frock Station, kt-owr Th.* ni.rtliern p.iprf* giv«- .heart people and custom* Alas, how dre ary would be the world bulkhead but an a b so lu tely clean * i - fden. Address t'or.i ' The Lyceum Influences Intelligent Mi** W illie S in g l e t a r y , who lia* rending u n o u m * ul tfi»-«e terrible if there was no S anta Claim It 1205 C enter St . < a* •' voting. A Lyceum Course brings th« i been te a c h in g school at LuGrange conditions. woijld be «as dreary as Jf th ere werii To Be S een In a C e m e te r y lender* of all political p a rtie s tnl'i- York. Therefore, let your charity start 1 is at ho m e lor the Ch istruii* sea­ no Virginias. There wo’uld lye no Take a walk through th e cemetery close and Intimate touch with tile at home, und let it *tay there, until childlike faith, then, no poetry, no alone a n d you will puss th e resting son. F o r Rent— Several • i,.. uffice people. y o u r own fiesh a n d blood, your own rom uncc, to make toleruhle th is place of a man who blew Into the ro o m s over Yowell’s I U'i -, N V. household, have been succored. The Miss Gussie Tillis has returned 2-rf outlook. A Lyceum Course Is non Vowel! &. Co. existence. We should have no e n ­ muzzle of a gun to sco if it was Jefferson. from G eneva for th e C h ristm a s va­ sectarian and brings (ho b est of nil jo y m en t, except in sense und sight. loaded. A little fu rth e r dow n the four phases of religious belief to th e town; . F or R ent— To refined ••• T h e eternal light with which child slope a c r a n k who tried t o show how cation. It tears down the fences of creed bèl" Warship Terms. hood fills th e world would be ex close he could stand to a moving nice room*. Excellent l"- -*1 denominations. t’wii various vsgiivsvsn miiuiuiuBUfillll. • . *i V* ImIT h ifterm "light cruiser," frequently tween Mr. a n d Mrs. J. H. S h um an re­ tinguished. ---- y train white It passed. In strolling The Lyceum stirs up enthusiasm í 01' 8« »,cr T o ' „ M o occurring In w ar dispatches, is new itlirr. ........... . ........................ . . » .................. i dren. Enquire R. Herald " N o t believe in S anta Claus! You about y o u will see the m o n u m e n t of turned y es te rd a y from Williamsport, and Is lia b le -to mislead tho casual among the young men and women to j tl - m ight as well not believe in fairies! the hired girl who tried to s t a r t the I’a., "where th ey were called by wire reader. It suggoats a small vessel, -get out In tho world and do somethin? to th'e bedside of Mrs. Shum an's Y ou might get your -p apa to hire fire with kerosene, and a grass cov­ ono employed In skirm ishing and in worth while. A Lyceum C ourse tiring» i For R ent—Two m en to warch in all the chim neys on ered knoll t h a t covers t h e boy who mother, M rs. Janet Hillynrd, who similar service, whereas It may be ap­ to tho town men and women ol' C h ristm as E ve to catch S a n ta C laus, put a cobw eb under a m ule's tali. recently m e t with a serious accident. plied to cruisers of largo displace­ achievement who Inspire by exampD E,iat ,F i m M m ‘' Coon<.Cola Comptntiv b u t e v e n .U th e y did ngt see S a n t a T hat tall s h a ft over a m an who Mrs. H illyard'a Sanford friends will m ent and heavy a r m a m e n t Tho oH- and precepL Tho Lyceum teaches personal hy C laus coming down, what would t h a t blew out th e gas casts a s h a d o w over rejoice t o know she is slightly im­ gin of tho term may be traced back gleno. Lyceum people are npostlcs ii R oom s for Rent Thr> * uufUT* prove? N obody sees S a n ta C laus, the hoy who tried to got on a mov­ proved a n d hope she m ay soon be to tho dcilro of the British admiralty Inquire clean living; they teach th e way ol his hod room* well located 4o coin a designation for vesseli not ontircly recovered. b u t t h a t U no sign t h a t th e re is no ing tra in . Side by side t h e p retty the'alraple life and tho efficiency nl *•* tfr heavily armored, and yet In aomo at 206 Third St. Sfcnta Claus. T h e most real th in g s creature w ho always has her corset right thinking. m easure protected against the enemy’s Mr. F. G. Armstrong and brldo In t h e world are those t h a t n e ith e r laced on t h e last hole a n d th e intel­ The Lyceum sounds the call to so of Jackaonvillo are registered at the .Are by their construction. It desig­ cial service. The keynote of the Ly ligent Idiot who rode a bicycle nine F or R e n t— Two furnished room*. children nor men can see. D id y o u n a te s vessels th a t have only deek Mm R e ever see fairies dancing on t h e law n? miles in te n m inutes, sloops unm o­ Sanford H ouse. Mr. A rm strong b a rm o r and those th a t are without even ccum Course Is Brotherhood. G en tlem e n preferred. 26-tf Of course not, but t h a t 's no proof lested.* A t repose ia a d o c to r who well kn o w n in Sanford, having made this shield. Among tho "light H'hc Alkahest Lyceum b to be put on Tolar, 807 . Magopüj» 5 ^ ———— j t h a t th e y are not there. N o b o d y took a dose of his own medicine. m any trip s here with his fa ther, Dr. cruisers" in the Dritlsh navy aro many In Sanford this winter hy Yhe Temple 2 can conceive or imagine all th e w on­ T h e r e ‘ w ith a top of a s h o e box Armstrong, on tholr cruiser the which displace m ore than S.S04 tons Lyceum Association. Tho officers are: each, and one trem endous vessel, the II. E. Tolar, PrealdenlpJ. R. Wildman, ders unseen and unseeable In t h e driven o v e r his head is- a rich old Riverview Mold. Eclipse, which has tho dimensions of Vice-President; Geo. Hyman, Secretary man who married a y o u n g wife. w orld .............. Mrs. J e n n ie Ainsley was th e week­ a dreadnsught.—noston Transcript. Away o v er th ere reposes a boy who and Treasurer; Executive C o m m ltte: You m ay te a r apart th e b a b y 's end "guest of her nieces, t h e Mbses J. W. Barnes a n d M. L. W right. The r a t t l e and see w hat makes t h e noise went Ashing on Sunday, a n d the Indian Dancts. Dickson, while enroute from Port Good table board a t Mn- f • Ant attraction will be the M ercer Glee inside, b u t , t b e r s is a veil covering woman who k ept stry c h n in e powder "The athletic sports .of the Indiana Orchard, W ash., to her hom e in St. Jones, 20« Park a v e n u e ^ T h e m a n who ( t h e unseen world which no t t h e in the» cu p b o a rd . |iave greatly contributed toward their on December 29th. 1 work. Petersburg. * W a n t e d — Brick a n d concrete . s tro n g e s t m an, nor oven th e u n ite d stood in f r o n t of the m o v in g .m ac h in e strong physique and manly bearing," chim n ey s, foundation*. et> ■ ■attength of all t h e strongest men t h a t to oil th e cycle is quiet now a n d be­ ■aya Charles W arren Currier, lecturer Uses of th* Chin. Mrs. S. C. Dickson of Longwood faction guaranteed Addri— ev e r lived, could tear o p a rt. Only sides the careless b ra k em an who fed of tho bureau of Catholic Indian mis­ The new est theory regarding thi b s p ending afew days in town, th e sions, In an Im portant article In tho faith, fancy, poetry, love, rom ance, himself t o th e 70-ton en g in e and chin and the one which s e e m s thi Glide well, P. Ü .J io * 8t>5. *»•' guest of h e r daughters. Sc plumber Llpplncott'a. "Wrestling Is most reasonable yet advanced la that Fla. can push aside t h a t curtain a n d view nearby m a y be seen the grnve of the ____________Ü of comparatively recen t Introduction. the chin Is .purely and simply a faotoi a n d p icture t h e supernal b e a u ty a n d man who trie d to whip t h e e d ito r.— Lost on First street on \Yi-dnr»«b>' \ / M r . nnd Mm. .J. R. S te w a r t, Mrs. Dancing Is a well-known Indian amuse- Tn the mechanical force exertod by out , glory bayond. Ia it real? Ah, Vir­ Fraternal R ecord. a d i a m o n d necklace. Suit* >■* Jennie Ainsley and M b ses Ada and ir-dnt. .Some dances were Indulged In lower Jaw In chewing our food, am) ginia. in all this world th e re ia n o t h ­ ward if returned to H a n d ’s su««Mildrod D ickson spent S u n d a y at for pleasure, whtlo others formed part tn speech. According to tbla theorj 3 ing else real a n d abiding. Longwood w ith Mr. a n d Mrs. 8. C. of a ceremonial, o r served to cele­ the chin Is situated at the o u t e r end N o S an ta G lauit T h an k God, he Lion Can Be Heard F arthest. b rate an Important event. T he war of the Jaw lever, where tho momentum Dickson. Lost— Brooch pin with Uvea a n d Uvea forever. A t h o u s a n d The roar of a lion can bo Heard dance was a preparation ror a cam­ la greatest, and Is made up of a heavy / ----- s— in c e n te r surrounded by pesrh j year» from now, Virginia, n ay ten farther than the sound of any living paign. The sun dance, a superstitious m aia of bone and flesh In o r d e r that VMrs. J . N . Sesrcy of Longwood tim es ten th o u s a n d years from now creature. N ext come the criee of the rite," la frequently permitted among It, may help give greater force to tbs ward If left a t 3tem per's meat m^T •p en t M o n d a y ip Sanford chopping tho Arapaho«! of Wyoming." he will continue to make glad th e hyena,, the acreech owl. th e p anther Jaw's motion. ket. i 35" lP , for S an ta C laus. and the Jackal in succession! 4 ' •D • . . ’ h e a rt of childhood. ¿ I j.x v. v, _______ _ ... . . I1 OR SALL FOR SALE <► TOWN HELPED BY LYCEUM COURSE Develops Good Taste and Ari ol Appreciation. LEAOS TO HIGHER THINKING :: FOR KENT if i: WANTED I 'A - �c - '. f JtvS*=tt x ' • -T*’ ? ”j r y ; ' ' .V ' - ' îW £. \f^5 - 4 * ♦. V THEY ARE COMINC TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY EA1K FEBRUARY .'Irci, Ith, 5th and (ith, 1915 -ii- SA N FO RD H ER A LD / .V S / I A 'Í ' O / Í / J L ife In Wmih Living SA NFOR D, FI.(IRIDA. FRIDAY. UK( I MIII It 25, P j i t fOlUME VI I h r i hi mn« \\ n i i h r r COUNTY FAIR IS «W IN G IN FAVOR , I W ashington, H im >t -r;i|>|>\ 1 tem poral tires an.I .|e a r -k-. will pr.ail Christina» Day throughout the lulle d States with the probable .-x cejltion of the (lull State», tttrofding to the Weather Unreal] predictions TAKING MUCH IpEOPl.H tonight. The W eather Moreau's chart m ap showed tine weather every "7IÑTEW®T IN THIS wherp' except In the C.ulf states great e v e n t which had been darkened to indicate I approaching cloud» The for. , aster» •said nothing extreme m temperature» S ,n M h*“ become famous. K was u l w a y s s o , Lut it was to lie expected, the »cu-onahle fVrfctP* ^ , reputation now which few averages probably prevailing Everyw here north of the olu.T M h in the state enjoy. , , i BOt the leasts help tow ards riv,‘r b ,ie from 'h e \ e * England tu »irellent »ituation comes from lo tll,! Ko r k y M o u n t a i n » »ufJr* „ which has sp read ab road b c 'l’n l l,n,,w *'as a l r e a d y lall.-n t o L t it »'ill house th e Seminole la!l1 ° ' ;er Christmas, feunty Fair- That is not o/tly good jjf nt, hut it i* virile, optimistic cetnmon sense doctrine into the no OFF FOR THE HOMES OF THE LITTLE FOLKS [»Mi to avoid k n o wi ng t h a t S e m |{^ir .'Olii.tv ' .g t o h a v e a fair. Etri of sire, worth a nd m e r i t , w o r t h [uyone'i while to a t t e n d . T h e Fair [(»aniittee t he »Irung.-r t .x Ifttsf Every d . p a r i m e n t of t h e M l u going along e n c o u r a g i n g l y movement l*i i-sbii •ut 1 '4r f.. - t . Ml t 1• IDhtrd hi T r a d e c;tilled t h e m e e t i n g toAfri her «t t o ’i'l i »t1V • ( Ml t ■-•rdi.il a r 1• ( >rlie 11 t Low* a m i ui i'<- pi aldie a h » lui luti! t a k e T» till n ¡4h*i DU! TIn-111 s e l v e » tui 1 he c \ 1»*’II*»»* t(» « n | n e Hid A drcuLr letter is out from tlic ci; nsi der w U h i»ur p e o p l e j <j 11 t MUI [Fair headquarter' i ailing t hi' atteri 1)1 VH» t 1m fiori in 1 lurida ah d hai It»; o( tht -r.il committee» to ,. I» rebel in In-igi.i r a l i — A 11J• h ui. a pwrxl meeting to lo- held al I hi' inibì nur i n d i e ■1 rie- a n d -I. ‘. • ’I "I'llt.-t ' T i m « i.- ret l e f , 1.1.1 it i all Ilesdyuxrter» tn thi­ Welhorne Muck in t h ml l ll Tuwihj. Dec 2!*th at 2 p. m only c o m e by a u n i t e d a n d •!le. tiled ill »r* urge ntl> requested to a tte n d . e l l i f t ol t he ia hull* p e o p l e [ Important mutter.. are up which [eat have immediate consideration The Seminole County F air com* Iertin hail no idea of reaching th e I£EttG|jpru it has assumed ami has I gotten beyond the expectations of [lie matt sanguine and as a result I Sanford and Seminole county will Lm one of the greatest events ever | Loan in tin »1 ale * ICITY COUNCIL HELD. MEETING The city council met in regular laaion D«r. .’Dt, HM4 at 7::il) p m jhnrr.t, B ll.-rndon, president, K-H. Dingi-c ,L iD Davison, it <’ “ « « I I - I S l.uli1^- ^ . At» r-.;.r I . || {•; T o l a r a n d The mirniti. t tn- | tt»i nn-eiing | *trt tesd »nil approved. Moved a mi seconded th at side*ilb ol b is 1, 2. .1. t. S. Hlm-k t. 2, be »nd the same are hereby »"'I that the clerk be I nt*'Uy the- owners to tame with cement walks »«tin' thirty day». Failing to do J**t t dty will have same built and • lien « h the property. Car1n»d. Tb. m*>'0f 11«d street com m ittee *AJ>ir,u* r*'l*ort on th e open- Mr 1-Lime?» 1 .Li the rt'm.i k« dskt <1 .1 M-* hi* Molti molili», c h a i r m a n ni t h» Ilir I O111mit t ce III the t.oard to go re I ally m l•• d. tali» a» lo tile object» of the meeting, which he wii» able to d<> i.v mean* of a large m ap of Florida juuiiieil t.y |o u r Pulatka artist Madison on winch wa» * .ir 1> mil li 11•-«I tin »pli-ti ,[,,1 wa i e r I» r rt. ■,i - ■ -i .Ai-- d f. liuwu-r Me i . s i l i 1 ..-»duy evening, Dee " hi A l l i i yi i or un d 22nd Mi»» A She . io»ed t hè terni F r Ul uy e v e n i n g witli • ' hn. l i i ni » ex e r c l s e s in t h è P r e s i . y•4 (ertati churci i . T h e rhureh was handsom ely trim* In this day of scarcifS' of cattle *nd th e high price of sam e it Is in-, ued with the «pol» from tin- woods t cresting lo note that a coterie ol i . a r by and the children did credit Sanford men have one of th e largest cattle ranches in the state. About to themselves and tiiefr teacher. n-c young couple will be followed one year ago a stock co m p a n y com­ l*y the best C hristm as wishes of all posed of S. O. Chase, J. N. W h ltn er, Joe C am ero n and Alfred Foster; the people in Lake Mary. under the name of the Tosohatchie Ranch Co. was fonuciL itt tlua. .-uy <> ^ itiM V iV ,* t-' Mi,in- ‘\ , r X linest grilling lands in th e south, bordering on the upper St. Johns river and extending to th e western boundaries of Orange co u n ty , com­ prising at this linn- the immense IsilOULI) RE INSTALLED acreage of itiOO acres Mountifulty supplied with water from rivers and IN TIME FOR THE creeks and do wing well» th a t have re cully b e e n '¡riven ami deep m I In* COI VI V FAIR lu'ti grass formed o| several diiTerent kinds of native grass and tr a n s ­ Sanford will have a White Way in planted stock feeds this ranch is des­ a few months. tined to m ake the owners not only During the Seminole Count y Fair rich but famous, for they are going i-lalatr «1 e piti n* t o be earned out in for tile be»t Tiulive and im ported ..Il Cr ■ .Ir» i 11\ -i.iM"» 1il'il 1j I.Ini breed» ol »til. k -a! lie th at money ll.-.l- M bgl Í mg t he • \ r* • 1* and will purrhit»o They already have D1L‘ ^ » 1■ »tile »lg! - a nd *»T•i* r a 11riu ■ J.'iOii . n s » a ml J fiill > . p a mi are iti ‘IV* i *, \ ».I! o ,k. in * »• 11»■f —(ik. (he i i i i - k . ! ili tin I mH- lar m a r e * «•«. , y t ! - st tM Iit* -t.I" k l e u g Umiliti ,it ibi» lim e lo o li a- i-> o i.i,i t t i M i i n * »ltd in puri base mi uc.outit of th e high ■I", j II In I "in i he il \ '(Mirili ■i «I lit» price mi t 'c.i rejt y .il .a ille T n- . i ■-• i I ilo .' | 1 I hi* R.i' . b Ila- ito- entire .1.501) ¡•imi w l n n li> ila- city iati h«i VV acre.» ol lumi under fence und u large r\«*u force of cowboy* Ioni after ilo- . um l< First Street ligbti'd w i t h t hi ' i!■' l i ' ' lini * ,i p.nal -hi-i-p Dipping '.il* ha Xe Io-m ♦i ¡’"pia,ir in l In- ol Iter >itn-m •i.ilb'd and ile- - illle uro ke|lt jt| t h è S o u t h e r n I l i b i l e - b a v e 11 pr ua- eomlition all ilo- year round ei-ntlv Iliade -ol il e grewl eh.Mice­ i n a» ilo- owner* of the ranch believe l i o ir - e v e r a l pia ut» bere i,-d -ar •* in »grriMindmg tlo-ir lu-rd» with t h'1 ci. udii imi. alitami,lib* Hon i.'vv p r e pun- d i n fu i n i - fi ut! i h . l i gi o be-i , d powi-r I hai t h è w 11 iiei-d I N W l u t . . r i» gu mg i lu- run. h -W H ITE'W A Y -FO R CITYOFSANFORD K C S W i. ___ . ,, PROHI AMENDMENT A LIVE STOCK FAILS IN HOUSE A SSO CIA TIO N NATION-WIDE PROHI HI- WILL HE FORMED HERE TION FAILS BY SIXTYDU BIND SEMINOLE ONE VOTES < o l NTY FAIR I ■a - e v i ri l i ve. ir» i>< ' i nn i irai ., J 4f *. ''* * f.. ' !.. -Ili,ili g, .' I l g l l ' !*l- hcrvil , Hat ill hr (hr pLu r inf TIn«* "ii ilo- -tret-t» F b - i l r i c i l y P i a i f ol I’.tft y ¡M’.1' were wijieil out III tin meeting coming a» it will during the lovved bus u l wn y s heeit mi e Xpensi ve struggle. Democratic Lender l ' ri­ county fair. The idea of a Florida a mi t hè plani- ha» liex-n m » he-tvily der wood and Republican Leader Live Stock Association originated ladeit l>> t hè - mal i eqmpm. - nt t i mi Mann (might shoulder to shoulder t erl i i e br ai n ol Wil l T raer lie -tre.'i* h a v e fiimriy i ght ed in tl al tin- head of t fir force* oppu.ing ■-■lit o' nf i h<- F l or i da H nni« - . . ki r ,» , i r. t i l . Put f1»1VA i hui i In j.relire ri'oll.t loll .. t d when I lie vote \ t!*r , uhi» l** tb Di'-i' ' HI f- ant Ita* 1ill*»*tl • nia f gl d u t» at j * am*. --I *he l ‘*7 s ta n d in g for tinll[ 1.i■ M w ili Ia* pii 1 ) ere eriu m i l In* in n. » ,» Iti*’»' I t M|¿ » I! 11’11 In- n »it ill I "i-i fil. i,i | "(' i -11 t 1liai . e - id -, 11o a j | I » i re |l e timer at ». I.S . • lu­ i m in t hr '»fill»' u h»» < i r • ' ¡ . n i i hut 0 * HU f••• gtv. t 1 he . UI. Reputili, .in» .-leven were I’rogr*-» e»l . -t • «I » h» f (If TTIilt .»Ml ' '1 • .' ........ . r ,1'n f 1 .4* . . i l l . ' . bie li­ IV. i. 1 ' «-1ir I'r ■.g r >*»»t V.- Ui' pul. ««( it*-l !-rr !" tul Ve t inbite Mill ,1 ai m li til I«I" ".Il lii'f t il«( K Walker ol Nunlor.t- toiiowiai . irati» t-lil I b «t i I*t 11Vt* «illli'k 41f ail k i 'm1' >n I . i-i light* " iy I'm hi lai ion le ade r » c l a i m e d t h e In . 1 *11 lì tt * 11«• li u i i h t iu> rnu n. i*111•***t anil presented most i-nteriaitniigly and instructively many I m l . r.laitv. vole vd M'7 lor t h e m e n s u r e liad t he .' tui nolr i '«nuit > h uir A í*mhtu I lurida llut kefelb-rs to work along tin- Fast Coast < anal, ionie iij> to their expectations. tiun bus given Thursday, Feltruary and argued t h a t - t h e St. Johns pre­ W hether a similar resolution in tro ­ 4lh f'-r Live Stork Day and on this sented and deserved ludger considers d u c e d by Senator S h eppard of Texas date tin association will he formed tlon, owing to its extensive trilni w o u l d c o m e to a vote in the senate Fxperts from the Fxperinu-ntal Stutury territory, now in most part dor- mi t h i s se s si on wa s u nknow n tonight. Vinn tl (iailiesvdle will lie present iipmt because of inadettuttie access Administration l e a d e r s w e r e in- as W' IJ a» men from otlior state» and* egress. T he government <n ■li ne d to belie Vi* It w o u l d n o t , b e ­ who r* interested in live stock and courages mill helps with a v iew of ¿In-^ c a u s e it c o u l d not pass tin- h o u s e . many prominent stock raisers have greatest good to the greatest, n u m ­ aigniln'd their intention of bringing Not withstanding re p eated public ber and declared that a highway assertions that many of the house their stock here to show nt th e fair with trib u ta ry territory on both members would try to dodge a rec­ Live Stock Day at the Semimde sides is th e one to develop first in ord on the subject u roti rail dis­ Coui y Fair will not only bring a liflviy ^ *t r m a^ro8,, t h ® A. C. L. preference lo a oni-sided proposi­ ilo», d a larger a tte n d a n c e th a n the large crowd to Sanford on that dale tion, as is th e case with the j,r.-».-nt Uovsd and seconded th a t the average throughout tlic session. To but i' i» hoped th a t the day will la­ canal along the coast He had only hav. carried the house the Hobson the n e u q s of forming the association " Mr rllenJ a vrodit of J26.00 per thc best of feeling lor the com m uni­ u tip-nd merit would hnve required 268 for the betterm ent of the entire La .t 0 th" Awociated Charities, ties alon g 'th e canal, and he w^opld In­ . * »"^(vision of u com m itaffirmative votes. It th u s failed to Mate and th a t the meeting wdl> be both pleasant und profitable f l u t i n g of J, D. Dnvlson, W. glad to assiht them , as nil other part» carry by 61 votes. "■ Abernathy C. H. [)ln g w iind of the sta te , in getting desired and tiectssury relief which m ust come • t S. r‘ Cftrried' l.y ¡"»tructod to pub- when all th e people get tngeth Lar 11' ' h - • ‘r ■« . ..n . . h .. .. n . . » - -u “ ' Mr. W alker gave way t^o K£ T U— 11 I n i k , » 1 ” Callin|t ,or b!(l" the . ^ 5 7 . contract for 1916V W oodrud, algo of Sanford, who ably Today is Christmas D ay and all now reopened* and litis return to old **j0nd,d council and forcefully urged united and de­ ckled act.on by all of Florida if it Americans arc rejoicing in the as» conditions of unrestricted trading expected to get into th e running. sOriatiOns of this h a p p y an n iv er­ in sc, u ritie t'b rin g s no disaster in its M.W. LOVELL, Clerk. Those who are h a p p y ean find train He presented substantial reasons for sary For this there is reason to he It cksy -o be merry, and the people unity of a c ti o n and purpose. I*forEmdl!?r Merch,Bl M arried truly thankful, and the whole coun­ of this country are now Ttftppy in the W h " hM been . received U. I. H a m ilto n ,'s e c re ta ry of the try can rc oice diver the solidity of thought that the U nited "States Board of T rad£ of New S m yrna, and tj u ‘vh* mtrr**ie of Mr. T . Curthe •-ituation, which does not feel is at peace with the world. W hat Is also secretary of tho Florida Fast x h i t k 'V " 1 ? d Mf“ M“e M cK elth l he -Hock of passing event» I hi» Der., i* ** ° n T hurs Coast Canal Association, was the still more to t h e jiurpose, there is is all the more remarkable becuuse b tk* «i i m Cf 1,th' Mr. M erchant speaker and came to his task with in not a 'bind on thc sky, a n d no renlook to the future with a p ­ the reasons for disturbance arc »o S' H. Mer- teiligence, familiarity and argument, snn serioirt and far reaching in t hep prehension hu t was forced to udmit in various **»tril year* Clv.y' ,)Ut ÍOr th c pMt possible effect. When this country felet the pinch '*•«. kein. Jf*h* rwided at Mad­ colloquies with Messrs. Montinoliin it is gratifying to note t h r t the which was blown across th e sea and Walker th u t thc St. Johns had ite | Vttr^jL i°r “nd Pr°Prletfl>’ ci Christmas festivities not only show most decided advantages. p u lin g from Europe, every precaution was Kit mtnv r L ' COrd*r ,l t h a t no decrease from those of last year, for i t , **lnMLvil1« Wend# will th e good n atured controversy it was taken to limit »the distress both ip but there is a perceptible advance area and durat on as fur as possible, ««ry M« f b*nt and hia bride shown th a t Sanford and New S m y r­ on the level of one year ago. Here and happily these efforts were crown­ tfiu th °y !nd 111 th® Proa* na were th e aamc distance, practic­ ed with complete success. - T h e in New York as well as in all the liftboy 1 WOr,d b°Id i “tor® ally 126 miles each from Jackson­ ville, bu t Sanford, owing to its stock market, which was ciosed last other U rge cities -of the country, the j August as a m a tter of precaution, is hotels will observe Christmas with ■ Continued on Page 4 " L r.,» ______ _ n n iciHiRim siitïmeis ] n idriÿi n n Ill* 1i*-r »una 1 .it Í cut HIM An* i 117* J(> »i'1'h ( a rner<mi h mili nf 1 he In«ut pos t e tl m e n i t he ¡it e o n fuit t le r.>«.. hat r i m ­ K a t o h \> Imund t o ht* Ii.ntr imi- n( f h»* «show jditi e» of tj i e »oui h mi t h e «Nit l i e l»UHÌmnei tilt» 11•..t urc- "f i inrn W -I kigT.iti p. 2 1 Th Hoi t ine - I ina k * - il jm»»ilib' lor i l o ' i l j l o b a v e l a i r i Int I will I.e held »U. ,iim-]..lm»-iit t<< ut.mu n 'ridilo i Hole ( i . he w b i l e wav I in h ii in.- inI mi ni tu i he v arimi» here t i e lir-t week in J a n u a r y will Manager Rine* of thè Snnford -lllti-n WII» d.-f'-l led III I hi- l Mil ll tie th*- m e d i t i l i "I I hr » lo c k m e n of ji .iid »’tale» i hai in- i ii.inpaiiv will » l . it. l."U*i- n| r.-pri ».-, t.ilivi-» here 1 he -l . i t - . . i d tin- Im mat ion of i h> d" every t hmg mi i heir power to giviF l o r i d a l a v . "»(,,, g A -»<ici.il i nn 1 lie .1 i I..II * "ii, i'm-»il.iy i . i g h t , IS* m.-tiil.er» vnti i i g inr nt d Is!) n ga list r a i s i n g <d i . . u b , s h e e p mul hog» in ilo- city a lo-iler »y -1etti of «treet liglil- un thè business -treet» aliti ll t Vii nlkrmnt IVe v a l e a! t w o - t h i r d s klori.l.l 1» bi-eiMIlMlg olle ol i h e gre*il ww» r e q u i r e d la a d a p t t h e resolu­ est Ma lu s i n e » of t h e »l ut e a n d t he ilo- c i t y a n d busi ness nicn will art tion I IJtmedintely a f t e r atinOUtice- rai s i ng of l i etter ui d g r a d ed »tnek I» in eiiiijiinellon il i» altno-t ceri ani more p ro nn t M " ' d llial thè wlnte elusler» enti Ite i li m. r i o f 1 In- v o l e I he h o u s e a d ­ ul»o ' lit-eomillg j o u r n e d . t h e c r o w d t h a t h a d p a c k e d S a n t . m i be i ng cent rail) l o c a t e d mol ■talb-. I in lime far ih.- ».-mnti.le I .uni. I .ir i -- I v limar 11- h»*Hrt <d Ii port ion d t h e gallerie» t h r o u g h o u t tin- ,.ro.1 f. t- " -J >1 II. O-r ' l i . .veli -il l’> -1 i. I a 1■ 111-1 i r Mg with 111111 , t . • . ♦ i'* 1 c■ ■uni g h lrd • II V I r . i l n t l - I I t i l e 1 ¡ • • •r io .) . |. t • »j r< »;•. 1 .1 .1 jn I..I.I ,4- • me fit u!id si) rum li No hi -1 alted. M r . Moi i l i nol li n explai l ietl tinv a r i ou s p r oj ec t s on w h i c h 1 S e n ­ g i n e e r h a d been i-iigagi-d. i h i . u o n i pk-tiou of w Im h hail in largì- part been d r l u v c d anil «niel r.u k. -I l-\ terests lietter o r g s t i l / . - t a nd p'l-ti* -t In nt her st-t t ion»iil i n . . . o i h i r iiurgi-d u n i t e d a c t i o n a n d - m a> d relief CHI1 lie bail in >,•> ■' *>r - a . r SANFORD M E N H A V E 3500 ACRES UNDER FENCE NOW Yle—- Me | .ni l i h a d berti t h è p o p o l a r leneher sii thè ptihltr »elioni. .tn. IMMENSE RANCH OF TOSOHATCHIE Mr Kit- imuia Me lauri were murried in thè lutine of Mr and Mr». J. (ì Martin, l.ake Mar.V, l.y Rev. IL M. Morey, !• I*. puslnr of thè Fresi.yterian I iiuri h FLA. WATERWAY < . rtrt f jiAf .-TeNr ^ i S t* E f i J T w o r i ?emiiiolc tclUa her stroke; let ij produce a ringing of s live and inspired comInUty. »ml I he infectious spirit has IMPORTANT M E ET IN (4 Lien bol<! nl tlic imagination of tinHELD AT PALATE A I Site and beyond it» borders. There LAST TFESDAV liil be something -Urrint: in these Ifiif cliy». N "a* countJ tike a jmi £ Titan » il « a n d tu aggresA meeting w«» held m t h- Hoard L „ jttiiui- > -I the people Ironi ol T ra d e riunii» Tue»day all. rnoon llroad sill MTUtuusp its brawn and to organize u Florida Inlam l W ater­ «aide, lad’» I'd them see w hat ways Association. T he gathering Iti/y »re looking for, a valiant anil was not a» large i.s it -thould have [pepdid rermmntity, which rises to been when the imptTtil (ICe of t he [tte apporto nit;."' of civic udvance- work It »on! c ni pial ed i» >>ni»lder<’.l Only I.V.- tow i■» ..ill-id.• >d i'.iiatk.i fiett. If the plan- of the several com -1 were I epre»i'iile.l, and t’lil.il i,a. ' 1a [Ettee* x* mapped out are cut Lui i n g l o i mi t tie rt- *■¡i <»r •" lî**6D ■ ■i >i • Ml f (hi let. will not lie n p en d i n g i h.- 1Mltti.i I bio *i c m * * (» l«l» child within i. lift y 1 iti- - Ilo WIT.k' if •ImlMi nr., «unimi t ù radius ei '.udori! w iio will In' were pri »ent tH1SV1i \ i-r , t i• t rt i i.» ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS HARRY THAW TO GO BACK TO N. Y. ■ 1 ¡V' -- ■ja f "i ii • - i 9 mm N e w 5 rk S' Ï I le. : t U il h u m t'r..v r- Jt rotile w - .-a-- Oil pr. jiareil I o d a V 1 a ..1 v w h.-n l e g .11 Ota hiiu-r\ (or tiie extradition of Harry K. I'btiw from New Hampshire would be pul in motion He indicated ne hud reason to believe T h aw ’s a l t q r ; m-y» wthild »lari new hithcus corpus proceeding» ,i11 New Hampshire anti ‘ I loll lie feared ¡1 might lie a long 111hie before Thaw »aw I lie insidi* of the roinl*« wh.-re it I- planned to W a s i dn g t o n , Dec . 2-1 T h e report <d t h e c o m m i s s i o n e r of internal reve n u e . just oil t hi' pres» . shows that there are two citizen» of Florida i .ich of whom has an annual Mp'iimc "I from I7 6,()b() to ftmi.miih The internal revenue bureau will not divulge ihetr names In facf, the official or employee w ho would do so would ectlainly lose his official s alp il his identity became known unwonted zest and will have their army of Christmas guests m uch larger and gayer than was the ease m i'J LI. This condition is not only pleas­ ing in itself, but especially gratifying, as it indicates a pervasive spirit of confidence in th a t business revival which hftif already set in, and which from this day forward will rise and swell and spread with surprising ra p ­ idity. Under such circum stances there should bo u feeling of harm ony with the spirit of Christmas. There should be a sentim ent of friendship and brot herhoud and of joy anti glad­ ness nt the return of this anniver­ sary when the fatherhood of (iod and the brotherhood of m an is brought home to every huttiun heart In the remem brance of the young and that interchange of solid ex­ pressions of friendship within fatndie* and between friends there should also lie a thoughtfulness for others, and tho generous desire th a t the joys ol a M jrry C hristina» shall he diffused through every part of th e com m unity and th a t rich and poor alike shall share in tho enjoym ent and happiness ol this happy season. k•••• |i hi m Di' tri.il »»n t Ii«* rhafVl*' »*t * mi** |iiril»'% Tu ;i | h‘ frolli Mat tea wan il wti* pointed out in Mr Je ro m e today th a t, o m e removed to th e Tombs, Thaw migli! lie a d m i t te d to hail. ' If lie is ad m itte d to liuil,“ sujd Mr Jerome, " th e superintendent of M atteaw an will immediately present a detainer under winch Thaw will be taken to M attea w an us un insane man, to await his trial. " if he is convicted, 1 presume he will serve out Mich sentence as la imposed ujion him, whereupon t h e detainer, i-omUling of his originul commitment to .Matteawan, having been tiled at hi* place of im p riso n ­ ment. will occasion his retu rn l a M utteaw an." T h aw ’s atto rn e y s were silent. Jerome, former district a tto rn e y of this city, was retained as s|>ectul as­ sistant a tto rn e y general in th e Thawcase after the escape of Thaw from M atteaw an. ' *■ -«I__ • «»•» ' * — . * T he Petroleum Iron Works und Pennsylvania T a n k Car plants a t Sharon. Pa., hnve gone on double tu rn . The lu tte r plant will tu rn out six complete cars daily instead of t h 'ee. M aso n s, Attention Please tak e notice of the Lodge of Sorrow to be held Sunday at i .10 p. m. All M uj/oum and («milieu of Masons, m em bers of Fastern S ta r and any who are Masonically con­ nected are inv ite d . Members of t h e Lodge 'and visiting brothers are re­ quested to m eet in hall at 2:30. S u nday night at 6:30 please m e e t in the hall, to a tte n d M ethodist place of worship. By orders o f ' W . M. (X L. TAYLOR, Secretary. ______ t __ .-es •*-•■_____________ *%1 ■ a .m �1^ j j j i h THF. SANFORD HERALD F A G E TWO COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS HAPPENINGS DECEMBER 25 lo ll r* « SANFORD CITY SCHOOLS ! POTATOES - SEED - POTOTOKS ! M easured by the present day H ON OR ROM. I ? A b u n c h o f i n t e r e s t i n g i t e m s f r o m c o r r e s p o n ­ knowledge of medical science, the n VARIETY ANI) QUALITY GUARANTEED sa n ita riu m fur \he universal t r e a t ­ o d e n t s — e v e n t s OF SE M IN O L E C O U N T Y -E F F IC IE N T Kir*t Grade \ ioht Andrews, Eve- ' ' ment of pulmonary consum ptives is REPORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR HERALD in a great measure a m onum ent to 1> it Marie Schell, Fred Weeks. R uth * Fellows, C laudia Wright. Calvin » folly. M • ,.ig. Inn, Tin Ima Ct.db.c, Elitu ^ M I i n i t r s s i tT ItiN I n tin-* i in.«,. ■«inn 1In- ii-rtn " « m i W k st si in IT IM S COBBLER Greeting of the «eaum to The iturium*’ i* taken to designate the liet ll Mlt. hell. h r n k th ^ e e . \\ j|Mr* M*Crin*keh from t r>*tul hum DttHose, Eugene "Terwilliger. ' We are hundlirg some of the very-finest Seed Potatoes t L. » M Luke *• um inipatiied b> her Herald and all Its m an y readers s u b s ta n tia l » m a t u r e of brick, stone produces. »intfr. Mrs«. Minnine t • drove from M oore’s Station correspondent or wood, as contrasted with w hat is Junior Duttin, Olive Renfroe, M a r ­ E v ery car will l>e carefully inspected by a Government Putn. Rev. Bart let te of Enterprise know n as the open-air tre a tm e n t, in. garet Miller, Albert Connelly, Flor­ over Sunday it mi «pent « pleasant and each bag will carry a (invernment f ns pec tor's tag. «'erti' ence Flowers, T h o m as Wight, Wil­ preached here Sunday at th e usual which the patient is protected from ilny with Mr unit Mr* Mlretl Knit: «nine is pul up especially for reed, fm- from scab ami other ftn , hours. ito r m ami hut sunshine by tent walls liam lle’rrtng. Pearl Glide weil, Ja«*k Sunday eases. Our grnwerjiouks all hi* seed st«ick in formaldehyde fur tw. Porter, M argaret Peters, K erm it A daughter wus horn the la th to* and covering, through which the bef« r«- planting, and when the potatoes come up, spraying i> •I,,«, Mr ( ’hurley Powell arrived M on­ great regularity throughout the entire growing season. pure air of nature has always the H urley. day (rom the hospital at Wayeroas, Mr and Mrs. Barry / a hers key. B A. Howard, president of Flor freest circulation We are in the Seed Business, and when we say Seed Potato« Second G rade— Dorris Hand, JcsGeorgia. not m ean a lot of cheap commission h o tfe junk, of which ti„ T h e r e is in Florida a distinrt **«' Hasty, Velma Shipp, Irma S m ith , Mr Cune »pent S u n d ay in tow n, •la Gardens, Ine., shipped crates thousands of bushels sold as se«d. of their fancy lettuce to each of 5hc m ovem ent to erect a s a n ita riu m for Theo Vickery, C h arles Bragg, A rthur the guest ol Mr and Mr« Lee Grif­ If y o u want some of the very best Seed Potatoes old aim Id«com pany stockholders; the tre a tm e n t «if this «liseuse, and Hill, Cecil Bines, Edwin Steinm eyer, stating w h r t t|unntity and variety ere wanted, and w«* will h«- p!«-; fin. / Mr. and Mrs. C upi. L. Brown i q j* fostered by a strong and inllu- Paul Strong, Deano T urner, George Mr Charley McBride will have n nrtne o u r lowest delivem l price for them . vacation of two week«, while there nini children will come over frontiontinl organization. But it doe» not Wilson, Lawrence W ynn, Pauline Ft. Christ mas in their car t o s p e n d j j a k e in to account the uxpbr once of Muirhegd, Eloise Wright, Pauline is no arhool. -r Christina* with .tbelt «laughter M r t C l f c 44+s-nl—authwriey—am i It fUVtJTtU fT* WntlnTF.'tf.TTT-I F u r L a n i . FlrnTi T olar Mr. a n d Mr». J o h n Badger and 0. « / PLANT CITY, FLORIDA ” J F. McClelland and family, proposition which has more against Olive Ncwxnan, Irene -McGttgahin, |,aby from T am pa are expected * « • , M ary Elizabeth l ‘ule»tan. Sura'll ♦ W ednesday to »pend Christina» with v Mr. and Mrs. Alex Marshall of it t h a n for it. Evelyn Williams. M aude Lake, K u th City will e n tertain Messrs. O pen air, pure a n d uncontnmher fa th e r apd m other. Mr. and Cameron N orm an Shiidd» and B uren Collie I ill nt cd i» the acknowledged antidote i-rilu- Wessncr, Genrgie Mobley, P e r­ Mr«. D If C Rabun. and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. E llsw orth at against tubercular germs. No <lrug ry Cameron, R o b ert Mason. Mr a n d Mrs. Neal Culp and chil­ or s tim u la n t ktlown ra n do its work. T hird Grade M a r l i n e Malle m, dren spent a pleasant «lay w ith-their C hristm as dinner. Mr«. Will Prevail and son, Nell In t h e sanitarium , th e rooms und Agnes l’erritl, M ay Hello Wilkinson, fat hi r a n d mother. Mr umL.Afr«. went to New Sm yrna to s t a y during wards ventilated by windows or by J o h n Wilson, Joe Atkinson, P ittm a n R obertson Sunday. th a t m ost approved m ethods for Atkinson, John U rum ley, Edna L ord, th e holiday* with her p arents. Mr. J. B. Polhltl wiia visiting Mr. c o n stan t change of hir restricts th e D orothy Fletcher, Emilie Billing** Joe C am eron is fencing in several and M rs. J. L. W alker Friday and ‘ > y . , MaUu>,KiHUiu ~~ ‘ more large tracts for pastu re in reest circulation circulation of' o u ‘H’o » L ^ íÍU 4 ^ Jiitk .ll John , enjoying looking at th e farms. t r - / T lt A lts .»ml. c ^ e w ^ e j^ .. - , «v - v ; C C r H r m r Liini!qtr»f; ’^atft rfi ° f L á For,? * mollicr Mrs.' Rafiu» wVre i n 't o w n We will give a description of the! p atien t gain the fullest benefit. M aud C arraw ay, W alter C a rte r, C hri-tm us entertainm ent an«l tree T h e sanitarium «Ine* not permit M yrtle Hull, Dora Arnert, Joel Bell T u e s d a y afternoon shopping. Mr. a n d Mr*. B uchanan came in in our next, announced to take t h e p roper isola timi of th e patient, F ourth Grade C h arlo tte S m ith, town from their home Wednesday, place at tin- church Christ ma« night w Inch is a prime necessity both lor Bessie Campbell, M a r th a Duke, H a t ­ Every i-at'k hours a lag certifying Follerai I lb jHtet h all the morul elTccl upon himself, ami tie la-wis, Dorris Moore, E rm inia stop p in g at several neigh I»or»' houses, a« usual. insurance agnin.st Powdery Scali. giving th e m nice oranges and grape­ M.«s Ella Ingram retu rn ed Mon­ on account of th«> d ange r of infi-c- Houser. Madge Wooilrock, Lizzie fruit which was highly appreciated day from a long \ imi to relative lion t o nurM-s, a tte n d a n t» und \ i* Flower*. Natl P ax to n , ,S,ir,.h \\ herA llrid King lias a im e patch «d til Fort Lauderdah* Her family itor*. T h e disease germs find lodg I«-*», Hi rnnrd Edward*. Ella Maty lettuce h«* experts t«> cut after wi-re ill-lighted to have her honn- in rinnt in tin- walls and furnishing* Mnirltci.d, Florence W itte. B eulah which only tin- most fre q u e n t ami Brown, T h eresa- Venuhle, t in t*t mas time lor Christmas. Em ily Little Christine McClelland came th o ro u g h fumigation can destroy. tfiiiley; May Holly, Isabel Strong, Make the banner potato c r o p s of Florida over from Geneva Tuesday to »pend T h e initnl cost of th e xanltarium Demnrius Muason, Edna Morris, PAULA P O IN T S ami its 4 m aintenance urc u Rhmla Vaughn, H e ste r Shiles, Essie Clark C. Pearson nmi R u t h Smith the holiday» with her parents. Write u.s your requirements T. B. Rowland and fam ily ar«- waste of money, when Kirby, Minnie K night, N«ira Jenwere quietly married in Sanford S a t ­ urday evening. Judge Herring per- new corner« from Celery C ity anil are rn m p u re d with the results o ! - kin«, Frank Pope Robert William*, Itirming I In* «-eri-niony Ihith \«rung living in Mr» M«-x Marshall'« house tuinable from an expeuduur«« of tin- lieorg«- Cowati, Pierce Gridin. Eilhaute money in rhe op«-u uir treat wanl Runiph people were horn and rui*«-«! here in ( ftmernn ( i l y T he ìnhahit uni* o( Carneroti City ment If further a rg u m e n t wir« IIlid h av e the best wish«« of many Fifth t«ra«l«- Fredt-rirk |n-«««r frienib for their futun- Inippin«-*- i-iii li liiiv,* t hi-ir mali I-mx«-» mtvv iti in-• re~*!try t o e*t al di *h tin- relitti vr *pikc, Rertmn s h e p h e rd , Jam«-* RoPtin-rit* of tin- two method* of treat and prosperity They will make ln«ir residence* in*te.«ri <«l «lown he •on. W dliard f.umley Victor Mrment it i* sufficient to consider I he Laulin, Willie Mallem. Edwurif M« their ho m e in Sanford for the pres­ low th è villagi- a« furnn-rly L Roye ha* In-guit clearing lm decision* of the most e m in en t Hied ta ll,. ent. Ge««rge M alm. Sidney K«-i lami, bonghi r«.«ntl\ «t( It A o al a u th o rities in l lie north, wln-r, iieily, Billie Kitts, T o m B ro therson, | Dr J N Bi-hop, in c«>iiipunn «1 !>> his sister-in-law , Mrs. Mae S m ith H ow ard next *oulh lo tlie Eli« wo'rt b e l i muti«- conditions for th e cmplny- Virginia Long. F lorence Henry, Lil­ T h e Roye* rami* fr rn ('hi- meni of ; In- up« «i nir i ron i me i I f«I*« lian S hi n hol't-r and Mi** Manhart nrrived from place Fbireine Malm. noi co m p are with thnse of Floridi* Eiiltb Mct'nrkle, D orothea Mickey. N«*w York Monduy evening ami are «ago la*I year com fortably established in the ----r— K athleen B rady, In M assachusetts thè expernfit uri- Lucile Jenkins, ‘Bishop ho m e for the winter. Myron Brown, of a largì- legislative a p p r o p r ia imn N't*llie Mes.«engi*r, Mr. a n d Mr*. P a tto n from New ■for th è e reitio n of a *anitnrium for Peyton Furstbr, C are H and. C laude P o u 'tr B e h i n d t h e B o a t York cume on Tuesday and will oc­ tulo-rcular putients Ita* been fto p p c l Morn*. Alton Morris, Webst«-r Or«l Hrrc is a complete outfit you can carry with >« cupy th e Dent house thi» winter bei-ause in thè opiiiinn of I he med way. Frederic Hines, Byr««n Stevi-n», ("tamp it on your row Imat, li ni ollb «-r* of i he *tiitc i In* inetIoni Irma Arnett. M a ry Belle Allen, Mr, J E Bona i* here, »pending tlury .skiff yr t .mot-a ml tta\ cl Leatfing American and foreign publi­ Mabel llrugg of t r e a t m e n t do«-* noi ellnn-nt ly, Margie Atkinson. th e holiday* with In« wif«- ami her cation», with »|H*cial Christmas anti I to y miles an hour. On KaliBrown, Irene B ruton. Francis p i o t i t i thè emiricom m onw ealth, father an I mother, Mr and Mrs New Year offer» by ( ‘urti« A: Co.. Si-rd« _ lake, Lay or river you have D o lto n , S um « Howard. r.or fayor thè hetternient of thè p a ­ A A. HiriV» nes, Hanson-Hen nett and other «oui a | tower boat for commerce L>n«-h Mary and Julia Zachary ar«-at home panie» DIT with the olii nini on «ul l o n i . «-Veli i( n ibi,.* n,it rei ani it or pleasure anil your*invest­ the new subscription < 1*11 at ■•in «• and I Ile s t a t e ol Ohio ha» erected a for their C hris, ma* vacation Sixth tirade Annie Bruton, Don be ready «lini called on. ment is extremely small. gretti hospital far thè inntlt Ut inulti C arraw ay, Vivian Crosby. Maggie We are now having our Usual tr e a tm e n t of thè disertile ut a cosi of Pearl Smith, Virginia D el'oursey, fine w n i . r weather and nriT ready to 11h re e -q u a ite rs of a . milliot» «lollar». Cecil Flowers. Sara W arren Easterferget th e sa d »kits of th e past two II I I T y o u b u y m u s t ln-nr f l i c weeks. Office Howard Lund Co. over I’ost-Ollice It» r u p a r i t y Is I BI pu tiri.ts. and ther hy, Ruby Hart, N ina llow art. Law I * t / If O . K . t h a t pivi-s y o u theie ,.re thirty timi!*;, mi t ut eri 11 rein-«Mi Daniel, Jennie Rhodes, We ar • always grateful to the c o n fid t-n c f. Ferro Inr* m th è »tt.liAl th è sanie r«-laDwight Smith, E lizabeth Stafford, p .in ter m an for Correcting our mis­ 1 niot’fis may ju*tfy I i ve co -per p. t ic 1 1 a | fl-iisl | w ,i h mi Elba M i l ! Ft ln-1 11 1 nr \ Velma take« but when the dear fellow corM Q T O l? «l.iim t hi«» ottftili nee «Iteli tt.t Ito«;- »i di l l i bi- m < >b «1 11 V• t a' l- '« ra t VVigl.t Mririti, K '« rei-t* us incorrectly, we d«nt*r thank 1 ms .m*«th e y h a ve prò* idi- l'T ..Il i <«| d . ........ \V «11lain*, i n-ri rmte «*t .«if«•r *f «d-di. him mu int H«1 ev iih-ni I> itmughi all th«' K «)o«l ¡Kiints rtnb<«lietf by >«•« :ul ■umili noi* in I b-rida .re g e Walker, Lee Peck. Ray Huls-«ll, a sixteen pound gopher t«»« tog .« In­ experienced experts more cinopiicuted ih an in Ohio by M uart Bruton, Alfred Robson, J o i n fer even j he llira ld , ifnl «hanged who have built up rac»t relation*. These conditions Masson, John B r a d y ,- J o h n Lowe. our item lust weak, culling our lug | Ferro power «iml repuwinibì require thè orectinn «if sep­ gopher a gobbler. But gopher it S e v e n th Grade Anna Mason, f tatiou in Lite engine arate insili utinn» fur cucii ac««, and Weimu Graves. M arion Dieterich, wn«, n e v e r t i e ’ess. the Floriitu *tyle world. they w oubl lie flirt hcr i-nmpljcated of gopher, a hard »helled land Mary Mowiird. Mollie tjA b e rn a th y . I Th«' result» you get nrc hy si x I hi» Mute i* fu voteli more Estln-r Fleplier, t u r t ’e, who <iig» himself a cave ami Vera T erh eu n , .due to a finished product. t hitn itny oilier lor tln- trenim er.l of Gladv* V'lani*. M a rth a Brown, Mil »hate» it with all tin neighbor«, from G jry it yourIf!}—tad.iy! •. t lltn-ri Illusi* by t Ik «ilei hoi!« , p .Irmi If ii*ton, Sunlit Luke. A.lele rabbits to rattlesnake», and rarely provi««! of itinl fir«iV • i! b y un-ill ;«l Ritte* \\ inin«- Strotig. li li lí T«-rwj| weighs mo c t an five pound* *« I, ! • ■•Ut of . «V1 e, I- l i t liger. Min-ri,i A jiu i'k e , (lussi«- F rank. B e e i* a “ Merry Christ ma«’' to *uilt r«-r mi > t «- i vi r hU l.oir.ii i li­ M urguret Strong, R u th Mnnihall. j all o u r . neighbors, both oity a n d , Ir-rcst» , w In-r«' ll«' rri'y be »rifely ¡ «>- Walter Connelly, villages. K enneth Fry, | luted in comi« r. ami have association F rank Bunion, B axter Williams. un du.* proper and -not burdensome Eighth Grade—«Alice Andes, G lad­ ♦ ♦ ♦ rcstr r tio n s , with those who are odr.r- ys Dieterich, ldla H utchison, Nellie e*t t o him, and • In tu rro u n d in g a Long, Eula Michey, Helen Peck, wher • t h e danger from infection is D orothy Kumph. E d n a T hom pson, *♦ re d u c e d -to the minimum Edna Williams, Max Bradbury* T h e ­ x odore Rung«*. ♦ N inth Grade Virginia Brady, M aude Enlxminger, Minnie Holi­ day. Ercil Little. Olive Lough, M ary Belle Lynch, Muriel Rhoads, T om M eredith, Clifford W alker, Walter Wickham.« T e n th Grade K a th e rin e Aycocke. Lillian Goertz, R u th Hand, E ttie Johnson, Ruth K nnner, Ilutji U tile , G ertru d e Little, A n to in ette Luke, ¡I 1 ludn’l Fannie Reha M unson, Murian Phil­ And For T h ree Summen M n . Via- believe j would luuc died ips, Lilian Rhoads, Lucille Bines, cent W « U nable to A ttend to 'tlkCn K ath e rin e Wilson, E s t h e r Wilson. After I began taking Cardui. I WAS E leventh G rade— AIHe Anderson, greatly helped( and (Hi three bottle* re­ Any of Her Homework. Agnes Anderson, France» Asplnwall, lieved me entirely. Alma Goertt,- Jessie Graves, Anita The «¡mole dlwnlty and rare beauty of Nelson, Esther W oodhurn. I fattened up, and grew so much our work will appeal to you whether T w elfth Grade— Daisy Betts, Stel­ Pleasant Hill, N. C.—"I suffered for you contemplate the purchaw o f'a stronger in three months, I felt l'ke ja‘ la B rown, Mildred Dickson, Gladys three summer*,'* writes Mr*. Walter memorial for tome departed loved one other person altogether." or are intereated in the purchase of a Green, M ay Holland, Ethel Hick­ Vincent, of this town, (‘and the third and public monument. Cardui is purely vegetable and gentleson, Nellie Lough, Zoo M unson, last time, was my wortL ( acting. Its Ingredients have a mild.*00* H aikljlPackard, Annie W hltner. I hid dreadful nervous headaches and effect, on the womanly constitution. RED BLISS TRIUMPH SPALDING ROSE No. 4 IRISH KILGQRE SEED COMPA N Y il. . '*• r w " ÏÂtfÎîfîCÈD' R(MNfo.' 4 RED BLISS TRIUMPH IDEAL POTATO MANURE W. & T.’S HASTINGS POTATO SPECIAL WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY JACKSONVILLE, FLA. . W allace Magazine and Periodical Agency THE D ETA C H A BLE R. M. W allace ROAT Maxwells Magazines Periodicals Soda Water Confectionery Cigars and T o b a c c o s 1 0 4 1 st. St. Phone 182 Geo. H. Fernald Hdw. $ E lectric V a c u u m C leaner s f 1 1 3 O ak A v e . COULD SCARCELY Get her one for Christmas. The Franz Premier Vacuum ♦ Cleaner will save more household * drudgery than any article you could purchase. f Brightens the home. Does away with dust. Costs but a trifle over a cent an hour to operate. • Lasts a lifetime. Artistic Memorials Sees, them in our window and ask Marble and Gradite Thirty y«an of n j s i i o « In ut to MtlifawHr' us to show them to you.; . •««« TOO. HuoJfcdi of pi «too« «¡11 tejti/y to B. H. D IN G E E th* n u lt of our work. Special prices on Electric Irons * Writ* for p«i(*t a ad fuHp*rticsI*t»-eiT*ni *a P lu m b in g and Uta of fo n t rcqulnmcsit tad v*. will submit during the Holidays. •Vtith for approval. Booklet of d«i1(sa (rM. - * it ; I , 110 Park A venue - Uj ... .- ■\ : : >y; Co. THE CLARK MONUMENT CO. Gas Fitting Dora! and Newnan Strecfs • JacLaoariDa, Ikridi j BulUina depanmaoti Isurior aad aztarioe At) Work Receives My Personal Attention And Best Efforts * lib aad «tea« work «ficbatlf handled. Aik fw lofotmadoe sad wtimatM. . . « Vi ■ - . • ! Opposite City Hall WALK ABOUT prostration, and was scarcely able fo walk about. Could not do any of my housework. I also had dreadful pains In my back and sides and when one of those weak, sinking spells would come on me, I vguld have to give up and He down, until It wore off. I was certainly In a dreadful state of health, when I finally decided to try Cardid, the woman’s tonic, and I (irmly r Cardui makes f o r Increased strength, improves the appetite, tones up the ner­ vous system, and helps to make fui(sallow cheeks, fresh and rosy. • Cardui has helped more lhan a nn1!l0° weak women, during the past 50 yearsIt will surely do for you, what '* •*** done for them. Try Cardui today. Wriu to; O o i u i o w MsJytr* D»**.. ChjUjmot*. T»n*.. (M W-T«** t” *- ±3 �:'.'r ■ ’ • TH E SANFORD HEftAt.D fc= Ttob w on ’t be back till t w e lv e I told him he would be much more help If he wasn't In the way no he lias gone off to the club to sm oke. We will have tht' Santa ap pearan ce Just bo* fore dinner. You can say that you catue in tho skylight because there w a s n ’t room for your pack In tho ch im n ey and that you walked d ow n ­ stairs Then you can go buck and take off your dlngulse and go out the front door and ring the boll. Tho children will think you have Just come. You were aw fu lly good to offer to do this for m e " Meg was u nlock ­ ing the door and leavin g "You may as well sm oke if you want to." «he said "I am going to have th o se cu r­ ta in s cleaned next w eek an yw ay so It doesn't matter If they do sm ell sm o k y — " .x "You might tell A m y that 1 am here." said Ted. "Oh, sho doesn't mind the smoko," replied Meg. "Resides, sho alm ost n ever "comes Into this room " Ted felt him self d efeated . _ an hour and a b^lf ho rem ained In his solitary con finem ent and then Meg catno again to s e e that be w as properly dressed and to give him tho cuu for his descent. "Walt till T got all .the way dojgn and then start." sh e told him. "Does Amy know 1 am hereT" Ted ask ed with unconcealed concern. "Hasn't the re m o te st suspicion of It," answ ered Meg. "I think sh e m ust bu .exjjffitfm ;r t W M I U b i n r »be has boa telephoned tw ic e tu -tho st^Uuu , t o t ô d V Tvrfetlfrr* file train s from th e West w ere late. Yours wasn't late, wnn It’ Hut I haven't said an yth ing about your being h e r e " "It's hard to n avigate in th e se old boats," said Tom from under his beard P eg was hanging a luigh potato hag full of toys on T e d s back "I (Hit the presents you brought to Hohlu and Peggy In with the rest." she said 'T h e y are really lovely. Now rem em ber you follow us soon us I get down stairs We will all be In the drawing room " Ted got safely down the llrst (light of slatrs with hls^heuvt park thump lug on the stairs as he rain*li e wait halt wav down tin* last (light a hen lie 1 anvlit a g lim p se of \ in* s H Gnndpapa w ere S a n t i Claus, how H a p p y wo would be ! W: • •. •. .bhop toil was finished ho wouli) t.ik** us 01 • tch knee. H-d tel! us all his secrets and ho d name the pretty l ya hied n ado ana kept in hiding for the other g.rls and boss. p i. ' 1 i f, r i b , ,d alid cr Id« u h a ir lie • -* PAGE THRKB Hark Ye! Hark Ye! 3 4 Day and Night. Rain or Shine. SÁNFORD. FLA. I C A Prize Winning f j Z f l d< JU E X H IB IT S i J l r We nave a real, livo Grandpapa ! Hu visits us icli year. And he is quite a bosom friend of Santa Claus. I h- ar Although he e a ns no reindeer, and of \ a-, th : gs 1 pro.it store — !f Grandpapa were Santa Claus, wo couid r.i l i'.vu h m n r< ’ $ 2 , 0 0 0 GENE MORGAN. A M U SEM EN TS 5M K5 QALOSflK Ml OSBORN wife Meg. I 'e g g V 'If '-‘ i l l 'the 'l —T kN Christmas e f a , Ted HcVorly received Ibis letter from Amy Saunders—the one girt Itf the world, us far a« Ted was concerned !b-nr Ted If you cub manage to come on <0 New York fur C hristm as and the courage to break Ihe n»*i to brother .Mob. all right 1 hsreii t e-in been utile to eiplalli that *® are engaged, much less that we *ere »bout to tie married, but as long a* Meg ami Hub realty like you they wa t object Come In the morning If you can manage, and stop on your ■*njr from the station and nnk old 1 lector (500,1 to drop In for the great *T*oi In the afternoon—that will be than going.to Ills house. I tried to explain to Meg, but you know how Meltable alle U. and with Chrlatmaa coming, ami the clifldron’s presents. twttlng n fake S anta Claua for “ >«tn, she just hasn't time to listen, *nd brother Hob | H euch a tease I w e n t the nerve to tell him." Groat hat"' gasped T ed. Jumping jjP trom the dining table, w h e re he ^ been reading his Inst le t t e r from Atnjr over hi» solitary m eal. Hastily »•ylng the waiter, ho darted with all' *P*®d through the hotel corridor, up to hit room lie had w ritten to Amy •Gog If shn couldn't m a n a g e to be r*jr|^ during the holidays, but he !j nt aupposed she would consent. J'o* there was no time to bo lost, fbr ■ k* York w&s fourteen hour* away. *d rang for a messenger boy, tele* oned to the office, and when the ki. *°*fr *** arrtT®d we* throwing i * necmar)' belongings Into a suit­ er he eeld to the liveried ^ °*er. "I wsnt you to go out and *1* »eddlng ring. . Tomorrow * '"netmee ^10 etofee will l*0 * vj the . 4nd 1 can't get It then bn.- ,°r** , r ® °pen tonight. lion I All And l° - .11 I it, 1 1 . / d.' v ItlOSl It1.1 11er >t (ll* t 010 . ju-i a» if had seen him tin da>‘ before com e In out of the cold Holt will be so glad y o u ’ve come If th o se per fectly lovely thlrics are for m v cltll dren do I••1 m e hide them behind the (ilano Oh hi the wav '•In added whispering, von have iii-*t <■ no In tim e I was almost distrin' d ' "t a lw a y s w ere so niiliginc iM i >'Meii s a l s that ih< re ii; ir 1 a 11 at. 1 lege who would help a friend "Ul "I a tight place the wm ion wnitbl I exp ected the butcher bin would do It hut l i e s gone to one of those awful b arb ecu es— w hatever that Is and I* bad offered him 12 to do It . Now lis t e n —Oh. h e r e comes Amy and the children, and 1 told her to be sure to keep them out for two hours I w onder why s h e came hack so soon Come, hurry upstairs befop tlo 1 see rase, 1p o« .e you, and bring your mill ruse. Ted. although he didn't knnow whether he was Intended to get the butcher boy away from a barhecue or “Imply to conceal bis presence from the cltll dren, followed Ills hostess up to n third story g u e st room "Now, I will tell you." said MeC closin g the door and linking It b. hind her. "S ee, I brought your hat and g love s beenuso I knew the rhll dren would su spect something If they saw them, I w as expecting the hutch or'* boy— he's Just about your bnlldto play Santa for the children What you have to do Is to dr^ss up In these t h in g s —this red Butt. It's very thin. I m ade It mjraelf out of red cotton flannel so I think you can slip I' on right over your coat, don't you? Apd this false faco and this n ice, w h ite beard and thepo galoshes, They may bo hard to walk In. but t h e y , look moro lik e Banta than regu­ lar shoes. A nyh ow , f tnlnk they ore Just nice for S a n t a Claus ” "Is Amy well?" asked Ted bather pointless!)'. Meg sim ply nodded her head In the affirmative S h e was still thinking about tho galosh es. “ It's funny how ■'I Put the P resents You Brought In With the Heat." ..“^ • t's so-^they come In different C > r*, ^.jDded Ted. e x c it e d ly wad* «kit s . . . o í Cravata Into hla Oh, medium a lie , nny a lie , D f i î e . SÉi ì i i aè Ér t i i rm the [nick c a u g h t Tor a s e c o n d a ga in s t • lie li.iiiistt rs in* m i s s e d his f oot i ng -,11 the a w k w a r d g a l o s h e s , and with i l i “ [ i r . i ’, i ffnrt to r e g a i n Ids hal nine he grssp'-d f r a n t i c a l l y at the • 1 1 .(I* r I he ii. vt t h i n g he klo-w to »a“pin » ling in a c o n t u s e d jumble of l o i s mid red r o t t o n flannel and wh i t e hair and Mi l ki n g at t he fool . ( tin stairs #. IHatne those g a lo sh es!" was. his first uncerem onious rem ark as ho pulled h im self out of the con fusion And there stood Amy. Hob and Mrs Meg and Hobby and P e k g y — nil moro or less wide-eyed and Incredulous Santa f u ll 'd o w n s t a i r s , that's all Me Isn't used to stairs, you know," said Meg with rare p res en ce of mind anx 1(fits only to preserve her c h il­ dren's faith In the myth o f Santa 1 buts S h e hurriedly ad ju sted tho false face that had flopped up In the fall I'nnr obt Santa said little I’eggy, .fill patting Ids arm. and Hobby « i n eagerly exam ining the toys that had spilled from the pack tirent guns. It's T e d '" began Hob Ir. an »stile, but Meg clapped her hand over his mouth. Meantim e Amy was holding n w h is­ pered conversation with tlm con fu se d Santa. ' Why th e s e are papa's gnloshcs," said Hobby. That's not Santn, at all, anyway," said little Peggy. "It's Mr. T e d B ev­ erly what's going to be our uncle, l i e s como to marry out Aunt Amy, so there, and he'a Just d r e s s e d up like Banta so's to fool mfimma and papa. Aunt Amy told us th is morn­ ing he was n going to mnrry h e r this afternoon Wouldn't Banta tnugh If he could se e h im ’ " (('op ) r ig h t M eC lur« N»w«r«ptr H rn d lr* is | Just the Thing. "Oh, my friends, thero are som o spectacles that o n e n u v e r forgi>ta*” in ld a lecturer, after giving a grap h ic de­ m e I'll Just le a v e you. I've n th ou ­ scription of a terrible accid en t he had san d th in gs to do and Atny said so m e ­ witnessed. "I'd like to know where t h e y se lls t h in g about g o in g away, th is a fte r­ n o o n and h a v in g to pack ao ahe won't ’e m ,' remarked an old lady In tho b e ab le to h elp mo at all. T h ere audience, w ho Is alw ays m isla y in g her a re aomo book« If vou want to read., glasses.— London TiHUts. ir a i Absolutely 1 railed Ills head, e a g e r to s e e more, * **• ra Nro“ d ■•*on tha eaitbound platform, there*h^ d° 11ar for you If you got It t h in g s com o in handy, even when and h. T.Lhfl ’>,*hbthree—end be auro y o u d on ’t w ont thorn at tho tim e, Isn't , u r ti>e *»»1 one the Jeweler has." I t f I o fte n aa y — but. If you'll ex c u se I grtonia^ *U®' ,,r?" “ ked the boy, Beautiful Decora­ tive Parades .li - Royal Italian Band Free! BIG HORSE SHOW Aero­ plane Flights Daily S 5 OO FIREWORKS DISPLAY NIGHTLY E MBR ACI NG 200 A TTR A CTIO N S A 1000 P L E A S U R E S h O N ’ T FORGE T THE DATE! �. ■" , •> THE SANFORD HERALD page four __________________________ DECEMBER ?,y )?)1 ab u n d a n t profit. Florida certainly j villc and from other »tale» «ill be ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * * # . has cause to he proud o( her news­ here and tin* day will I«* most jil«-n*»- ♦ antly and profitably s|H-nt not only papers. Miami Metropolis. It. J. HOI.I.Y. Editor ♦ by the local cattle men but by all O 7 W. M. HAYNES. Ilumines» Manager The holiday rush is a b o u t over those who come Irom a distance. f i’ul.lwKwl K**ry Ti»»r1»y nod F'rOUy and this is the time to settle down Sanford la easily accessible from all X of the alulu an d th e railroads ♦* T H E H E R A L D P R I N T I N G C O M P A N Y t o a steady c u t ^ i t i g iv l o r the Surii- parts will make cheap rates for the oc­ ♦ inolr C ounty Fuir. This should not . ; *1 » s U B s a u P T i o N m i r i : . in advance be left altogether to the commit-; casion. Let every m an In the state X ♦ o n k Yea r . . *I#® who is interested in better rattle Your neighbor knows nothing about your » business* at this Hank N il MOMHN !•** t e e s lor every citizen in the county ♦ can count himself or herself a com come to Sanfortl on T h u rsd a y . Feb­ V TIIK K K M O N T H S * Everw transaction is held in strict confidence. m ittee of the whole to boost this ruary 4th and hel^> to form the ♦ DiJl.r.rJ In III« O v by c«tl«» 1: 00 J-»f Vw In Florida Live Stock Association. The great enterprise. Already the people ♦ Ad* Mir« «I SO*. r«f Month Your business is solicited on the basis of prom pt, courteous treat­ I'irmrnli In Adinnr« Mul II« Mnd« «I Off!«« of the s tate and the strangers In state th a t is now recognised as one V ♦ m ent and absolute safety. Florida are beginning to write here of the greatest in the raising of live <#> K n t r r r d ' A * N r r o n d . l l u * M olt M o l l r f A u f n .1 l i n d Y stork should he am ong the foremost relative to the fair and this county ISO», ni Ih « Po«lo£r.r* n l H n d w d , l' ia c ld n , ♦ will get the biggest boost of her life in u united effort to have better I l !iid«f A rt « ( M n r t h b d , l l T I . K3A stock and the idea of forming the by this sam e (air. i T e l e p h o n « N « . HA O ff) « « In llr rw Jd l a ilU if - l association h a happy th o u g h t upon ------ 0 ------< ► > the part of Editor T ra er and ably # The. bulkhead which will he in the Í Attain . wo say Merry Christ inns. seconded by the Sittninolo County J i U ï M I r o U R BUSINESS— eoursc of * construction during the Fair Association. f » fair week should lie m ade o n e .o f the If you h av e n ’t »hopped early shop Come to Sanford on .February I ih ♦Y » features of the occasion. T h e vis­ M. M. SMITH H. R. STEVENS TOUR R. R UFAS now. and s ta y with us until th e fair is I'rraidrni Vlr«.|*rr*id*nl itors to the city will be greatly In­ l u U ff » A»»i I Bihir« ------ 0 -----over and Sanford will »how you a ♦ terested in this great piece of con­ » Herald iff ut early *1« Ardcr t«L good time. s tru c tio n nnd the bulkhead should have tim e to shop. ♦ ------ 0 — Ï share honors in th e celebration. ♦------ O -----« A O V E R T IM IN G F L O R ID A This is one ol the greatest ev e n ts in I ! you have anything Chat you d | ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Collier’s Weekly of the last Issue t h o h istory-of the city and the fuir —■ > not want send it to The Heralil. is one of tin*“ greatest events in the contain» an excellent article on Flor­ •o history of th e county ami th e two ida., It will dirert a t t e n t i o n 't o thou- quarter would purchase for t ho poor: Seminole C ou n ty Fair will have tom bing d will make a strong d aw­ ran d s to this state. I t I* good pub­ One hundred pieces of wood. som e fine aeroplane flight» put on ing c a r d . licity. P erhaps it is ju s t about as A small bug of Hour. by an Orlando boy. good an a general article could be. Five quarts of hominy. y ------ 0 —i— C ertainly ii *» well written- and in* Four pound» of rice. T he„ m erchants who advertise Sunlight will kill th e o rdinary . . . . in elusive. In fact it is t o p -inclusive. Thtcg cans of soup. . germ in six hours, so science tells us.* * ne ar® not oriI>’ Helping Poor ■pwambt-of sm gar.----- - ** » V i» y v WnKffWjjThPiyt i w : V M are hefpitifc of .Florida, has..runic to bo regarded A pair of woolen gloves. * th e city^_ Three fourths of the ar- by the winter yisitor, or th e in ten d ­ tide» com m ending th e , Christmas, ing visitors ns tht* real Plot Ida. Thin — o— = r e d i t i o n ‘ of The Herald spoCc of the reason lies in the superior publicity . If you want to know any <i\iiig progressive merchants* of this city that ha« given that section through a b o u t the fair go to the fair head­ who m ade this »fierial edition pos­ the m edium of the late Mr. Flagler's q u a rte rs in the court house building. sible and this is getting real near the hotel ami railroad advertising. Wlii'«* T h ey want to see you. tru th . T h e merchant» of a dead lle n rj H Plant lived the «•« ntr.il ai.d O Contimi« d irmn Page 1 town never advertise and the p a ­ west roust section» were given inueli Seminole C ou n ty Fair is like a pers show this conclusively. wAtcr facilities, en jo y e d from 50 to No allow ball rolling down lull get* m erchant of any town can m ake a publicity of t i e sam e rh n n te tir. 100 per cent b elter Height rates larg e r every m inute and gathers big success of his business unless he Hut the Flagler motley built up tin- th a n was the case with th e East Gasklll & MacVitty ( I n c . ) Announce east coast as it p layground of th e »peed. Coast C om m unity, uses th e columns of th e home papers rich. Magnificent hotel« operated ------ 0 ----Dr. D. C. M ain of VYduku then and this Is clearly d em o n strate d in e x tra v a g a n tly , supplied with all t lie occ u p ie d th e tim e l o r a q uarter of Since the editor's car was wrecked the business circles of all cities and accessories and appurten- net--* for t h e price of gasoline has dropped tow ns the world over. T he m er­ am usem ent a n d <n - i , have p n -. an hour in sh o w in g the ud vu t nages id the I b-khiw a ha and t h e .St to Hi cents. In our tune il was HO chants of Stu.ford are good ndverti*-' hat M-ctb n the bt-t cull on t It .it Jtdtils and llu idelitally did mit over« cunts and rush at that Huy a t ur ers and it is our holiday wish for Ivittion ol tin- i ini a re v,M’ur i. • u i look h i, pel prnp-et ul p rotectin g O their greater sure!»» thui prompt* us p t r l b i u 1 w r i e r f 'nn>n' q uent I w • < 1 1n ti» rr t m l u - i t \ n i i in t afi to suggest that 10 tht le-:r of I'I I T in Sanford Herald i* out with it • lie w rit i-r -.-t. it-iw li tn *; Ne, r* t ar> l i-lsnm pn-s.ntiil Mime cheerful -Ili-JNlge ( ' hn*t ina- •-<11111>n •ilmost upon u> tb.it idle} will ie*i w lieu hr h‘ , t - . mj , in . i i j i all e m bel Ilulled with bollj w reaths more spurt- la the home newspaper In ttltt- d o w n mi tin- i a-M i i •;i - 1 . T,11 11, l i-n-sl Ing lui t u ' rel.t i' g to the iltfa n d wreaths o( Holly ( learw aler th at has stuiel by them stt long a mV* iiims bttek ukhmp an d w r i t - .ibmil llitilties of railreail rate inakinp and f.lit Itf ullv lin* lippnrt il nit íes tur ll.igr.tlii diSuit I* In .da w I..........it tr u th V- !i,i* i i i 11 i l* — t<til> a ..mall «trip u( the e tu ti. With n minât ion, and d o sed by cittliug T H E A D V E R T ISIN G F A K IR I a last dash of his p.--i In- ;-,. 'tide-. attention to the filet thill river and A conslablt? in Orlando runs a dis­ seaport id les „I ways h..d till better play ad .n the ( . t u n U. .ulvive T h e man (ruin Now In-re who l a m i • ami Nl I '- t i r - l n i 'g an I i i i What the Critics Say: it freights, and riled th e furl t lie people of Orange m u n t i lo put- comes to Finruiu In the winter to n-*t nl us i n a p a r a g r a p h e n d - . . 11» of that Atlanta was getting ligures a» tu o iiu c the aforesaid constable lor hi' work a scheme that would not work Ills little Stllllt .1 ll'iisbet! one. T h e I'Jav sell t he Hook and "Tin- pruilii* i. iH tin- cost of digging a riunii to runis certainly a live one, T he lie port et -Star ita-.' niuttv t tini. nd m o m 11 *! i Vit’« * \ I'PM back home is meeting with little e n ­ i neri that «'ity with the S avannah O I liifin/,i ‘".I, n u ll " IIIOS pill ,-| II • • I couragem ent ill Florida tins si-asmi. advoi-at.l-d tile getting togeth. . of river and »«cure a d n vantages in that - er Vi-d /.lie S an ford Herald e* out w ith a as the m ajority of the cities are the live towns in .lit- »eettoii I n tinrespect riot possible while it n a s a li t h ir ty - tw o page ( ’hristmus edition taking steps to place the ban on tins raising ami ex p- I. In iir>- of an .-1-einland eom m um ty tirala, too, i> I hul does great r redit to Editor <lass .,( advertising t inti takes all tisiiig fund ib—igniit p a r t ' i u uls to 1 rolli lice rise ili l he i*url nifi lo figuring on the cost ol a canal to Holly an d H Usines» Manager Haynes the money out of town and doi-i t In bring the a d v a n ta g e s and ul l i-’tti r.s " T h e play -I'­ II- fall thè piece » # - givi li t ile clithconnect t h.,t city with Silver Springs, and their corps •>( assistanij. ll ppri-cmr i Vi I am- business m an no -good Tin- secre­ of this im m e d 'u ti see, ¡or. to tin llt- the fleklltwalia and the St e»t a lle n tic i I hi» regurd arnie noi Inhtls pa Time*. n| except im V ' • ta ry of the St Augu-tinc Hna .1 of ! i aet ion ot th e I 'ensure *i ■e g n i l As r)ie m ee tin g a ' origin.ill;, , ailed onlv Irom I he crlislii de v«lupini ni » T he efli ct (> I 'hiUlth I |-c T T ra d e .«wore out a warrant lor an I investing winte Visito ol evenir., bill also Irom I he earnestnus (or c o n s u lt ii | ton and o r g a n iz a ­ •Sanfortl m an who recently m ade advertising solicitor in th at city last Of such articles as that referred to iie»» o( tlm a e tp r '. all o| w tu> in wi-rr tion It was d ecided alter s o m e illsa n uutom ahile trip writes u - th a t he week for selling goods without a >s to a ttra c t n l t e n t ion to only one "A siniple p .* t- r eUMUon to appoint n TmrmTrtRM^>rrrftul:iLUu,ltl) milMl l,,r 1,1,11 only hail two hloW- outs on the way. license anil the-awbv'tmi—jum ped the seiiio n , slid our seelimi g<-t« left out p u rts ." reaily genuine senti' prepare a constitution and by-laws O ne was In a grill room at Jackson- city after forfeiting a cash bond. of the (dans.. T h e txsk is eaaontinllv P hiloilrl phia ,\i<rf/i /tmrrinirl Cnfarufs to report at a Inter mi-eting, and villu we opine and the other in the No solicitor selling any lint, of good» one for a n u m b e r ol towns to take S E A T S ON S A L E AT P H J L I P S ’ ORUC STOHE Mi»*r» Mont mullía, Walker nini has a n y right to romi- into Nanfnrd up. It is to o big *for O rlando or any O ra n Orient at T am p a . C a n ’t w :■ g e t-u p a Main were named fur that purpose and hi-II gootis without a license and oth er one tow n O little interest on this \i-r^ irtqm rlart The election of oltiver-* 1hell followed 1 lit lig* Ever v i-hilrch I t hi Fiel i l i L 1 T h e Attorney General say- that th a t i- one way to stop them but *u bo i i ' Report i-r >r.ii I’re-ident, H M de Molii molli i.. -lioujil tiiki- vital lt.ti-ri-.vt in tin* the bi-st wuy i* absolulb-y to refu»e Here » .1 I'rl,I the phosphate mines should be I’alutka l»t \ ire I’remdi-iil. (' It To »how *I t iuti-n-st l*‘i i-vi-rv 11 had \ v ■liti. • taxed Will, not as long as the war to patronize any advert is ng scheme Walker, Naniofil. Jntl \ |, e l’re-*ii|enl, t huri'ii liavi* a lurgi- deli-gution o| I'll At I I I Al. C H A R M ' A telephoned htn «rift th a t Is not fosteleil by home people ta nil, dear General. At the present Dr. D. t . Main, W'eluku; tini Vice I ¡ •'» As C h ristm a s approaches and President, W. R. O'N eal, Orlando; iiu-u ut the C ongregational church on had dropped a dune i i t im e th e phosphate and tu rp en tin e Keeji your money at home in the , ut 1^ Suiulny afternoon at 2 o'clock. This earlier In the exentm a n d lum ber should havif taxes given advertising gam e us well as all other brings nearer to the hearts of men 4lh Vice President, A rthur E. Don­ meeting is very im p o rtan t. li; ..'-ir precinte It If »he lines of business. the spirit of “ pence on e a rth , g6od egal!. Kissimmee; and Secretary■ »«-for* t o them . next inortilnc . i On S unday let all the pa*lor» talk ’ -----0 -----will to w a r d m en" there criJ many ----- 0 -----, i Trea»urerl Mone» Folsom, Paint ku. to their congregution» about the cen­ nnyoii« people who are more inclined to be j ,r['he meeting then udjourneii to a T H E C O M M IS S IO N F O R M W eather man says that we will sus and right there get the pledge» K an «a* * . charitald e liiun at any other trm e o i lati- to be designated by th e Presi have fine C hristm as weather for tinSentim ent is being crystalizeil here to atteiul the afternoon meeting the year A great 'm an y of those leni holidays, which will he good news in favor of the commission form of Al leant 50 men i *■■-1.!,t volunteer who feel the impulse to give fig u re1 The gal liering while not large was Sat lent to th e people of the north. Florida governm ent for the city of Sanford for t ill-* »efiee rile more elmVll'-o-r* "Now ‘I i m«i Up their receipts nnd disbursement* harmonious and included men w ho ! , shorii-r i he timi u r n ^«ir^ it» w eather is always just about right, and every day the idea of this new "when water 1» ' ' ■■ pud unit dial th e y do not believe are earnestly in the movem ent in not nnly at Christinas but all the form of government is being di»- I lit what great clutiige i them selves abb: to tak e care of t h tir belli I that I tile whole public will lake t he census. tim e. cussed by the citizens who want I * All together' Let'» do i t ’ change la price n own wants anil help others. in unite that great good will result to ----- 0 -----the best results in city g o vernm e nt i m any cases those who think they ure tile state. Pululku Hem rViii W.V«V?.WiVlVii Iti« •'<• ' If there is a n y one who is ut a It is almost certain th a t ere another unable to help th e poor do not take, city election Sanford will have the loss t o know Just u t h a t - Eo-buy for into consideration th e nickels, dimes of governm entRailroad Note» n suitable- C h ristm as present we commission form and quarte rs which they spend each a d o p te d a n d it is also certain t h a t Through th e enlargem ent of its would suggest a y e a r’s subscription day for "dORjes," cigars urrtl other u n d er the commission form th e city »hop» at Nashville and the addition to th e S anlord Herald. This would inc dentals. will prosper an d progress m ore th a n of severul new machines, the N a sh ­ bo most pleasing to ourselves a n d DEALER IN HIGH GRADE B A K E R Y G O O D S A- B altim ore charity society has ever before. No man has th e tim e ville. C h attanooga and St. Louis to th e neighbors who have been figured ou t how fur the m oney which or ca n aflord to tnke- th e tim e to railway contem plates giving e m p lo y ­ missing the paper. is spent by the average m an daily Wp makp anything known to the trade, fusi recro • d a t t e n d to th e city ’s business th a t ment to between 400 and 500 a d d i­ foe, cigarettes a n d oth er in cid en tals stock of fruit cake supplies. Special orders filled f"i iti vi lung th e city's business requires, t h e r e ­ tional men in th e work o( building A Floridn exchange wants to know­ .vycnlld go in relieving those actually fore the paid man d em o n s tra te s its own freight cars, it is estim ated known in our line. Prompt delivery made anywhen iti fit)’how we will know when the inillenin distress (or th e necessities of life. t h a t th e laborer is w o rth y of his th a t 1,000 cars will hh hullt by the ¡um has come. W’hen C hristm as According to th is society th e nickel hire and Sanford next full will vote I WE SOLICIT YOUR TRADE U t PARK AVE PHONE I0fi com es round once every six years which a m an could save by denying company. for commissioners instead of u n d e r­ ■ViVi'AW.W WA WAWAW/.W.M MA MM**........ himselt a cigar would provide n poor a n d gift giving is tabooed we trill paid councilmen. The commission L'pon the best of au th o rity it is ............. ' 1 —1 » family with on« ci the following: begin to think t h a t Heaven is right form has tiecn adopted by all th e declared thaL. th e yard facilities of close up to Seminole county. A loaf ot brend. up to d a te and growing cltles^ln th e L ik e otos«- in* Ashtabula H ar­ A pint of milk. r «*»if*** e v e ry s t a t e in the U nion and a t no bor, O., ure io bc greatly increased F r FORSTFR ' FRF.OEHIC H. RAND. r«uiot«T I'erspnal N ote— Old Mr. I n ju n c ­ One pound of scrapple. tim e has th ere been a n y desire to A L BEIIS. A»* i « after the completion of t h e dis­ B F. WIIITNFJt. Cash,is A head of cabbage. tion an d Mlsi M andam us will spend go back to t h e old form of go v ern ­ mantling of tw o ore docks. T h e ore th e holiday« in Clearwater.— C lear­ A pound of oalm gal m ent. loading machine Is to bo scrapped, A package of noodles. w ater Sun. , Let us have this com mission form Ten cents saved in denial would it is said, and the apace occupied Illumed glad to hear It. T hey of governm ent and get what is com ­ , buy a fa m ily ‘o f hungry children nny will be .ujed for yards. have been camping around here all ing to us in better service and lower of the following: sum m er and hope th ey - will stay taxes. H undreds of thousands of dollars Two loaves of bread. «w ay forevyf. in war tax sta m p s will be collected • ------0 ----- « Three eggs.* Sr " *»«r* FOR B E T T E R CATTLE through the railroads of the co untry. ™ A box of maccaroni. Our society editress (that la su f­ Officials of all th e system s have pre­ A half peek of apiouta. frage for editor) Is taking a well Editor Will Traer ol th e Hopiepared circulars of instruction to A package of buckw heat. earned vacation this week, and If seeker has started a move in th e agents to be used as guids in a t ­ One pair of Blockings. thero ia any social happenings phone right direction In calling for a stato taching and cancelling stamp«. A can of ayrup. Capital $35,000.00 ‘ Surplus and Profit» $58.000-00 o r send them to this office and help organlxatioD of the cattle men th at A half peck of turnips. th e helplesa men who are trying to will assist in many ways to ‘raise Why Take Religious Cen»u» Those who spen d «■ much as flf write about the mysteries of the better cattle, hogs and sh eep .. T he The Largest Working Capital in the Couni v The religious leaders .of Sanford teen cents a d a y carelessly could ladies' tea parties, etc. im portance of this move is realised by the cattle men of this soction and furnish any of .the following articles have gotten together and decided T h e Sanford Herald's Christmas in conform ity with their wishes th e to a family w ith an e m p ty larder: they need a census of tho city show ­ ing the inform ation necessary to One pound of soup meat. « iit lo n ia especially ’’C hristm any” Seminole County Fsir Association carry out a reel campaign of reli­ One pound of sausage. re n t. has -designated Thursday, Febru­ In ltx appearance and ita printed gious activity. This census will give One pound ol sm oked shoulder. m atter and will give pleasure in ary 4th as Live Stock D ay at the N early every average man spends th e toti.1 num ber of white people in Federal Reserve Bank member. The strong?*1 m any u home. T he paper, too, car- fair and the cattle mep of Florida as much as tw enty-five, cents a ds> town, church preference of orcb, r ’ea c large am ount of well arranged ure Invited to come to Sanford and bank in the world. whether or not S un d ay school ia at•i and well printed advertising matter form a permanent organiaatipn. T he for cigars, so d s water and other beip/ul many other Irom which the advertisers will reip #l|pert* from the station at Gslnea- thing« of the kind. This ia what a tended THESANFORD HERALD C onfidential' A P EO P LES B A N K O F S A N FO R D SANFORD, FLA. " Th' H,r*'d KAJS&- feS S H Î W » •»'»«“« :'FLA. WATERWAY ORGANIZATION WEDNESDAY D E C E M B ER G. W . SPENCER T he . .. F irst N ational Bank of Sanford, Florida Pays four per cent, on time de­ posits. Safe deposit boxes for 1 X • V . . -- f-- ■ ' —; �r • Hon . - : Id AND ABOUT THE CITY 41 _______ !' m ile ll» p p en l» « s— M e n llo n 4 PAGE FIVE T H E SANFORD HERALD nÈCEMHEB.23.' 1914 of M a l l e t » ln I , r i f i P ersonal I te m s o f In te re st H I I >inK<'*' will |em^> t u ï . . Apfde». orflnRe,. " pme>. .Team, pim ento and i C rown t'lli-ei>e. ntlllCerneat and <runherrie«. »went and »our pickle» in bulk boiled ham. ami the |£oml t limits lb. >eaxil,. at Lettiera IIC-Hr WHITE GIFT XMAS x m AT THE IMPERIAL I AT THE CHURCHES •lay (<*r I (ili i'iUn to joli, \ | n |)m ^ r r j; ami t h >■> will >1.111.» ( tiri-timi» with *1 homo |olk> SaMialh llullrlln S u n « !a ) a r h o o l, !> (& a m I ' f r a r h i n g . 1 I a rn } p « o r t h l.rp ftjr S rn liK f* p l ‘ r»-«rhing, * |> rn V l p f f l n i , 7 1 0 |t m W e d n e s d a y . <’holr P r a c t i c a , 7 p m F r i d a y J u n i o r K pw to rth l ^ a f u r I !*• |» m K f l ' Ä ) Ml «i«iiiirw tu i h r o i t I« a » r • r o n f i a i •• r o m » , a n d a f» i t iv it r« | i n a p l ä r r IM n u r r h u r r h li fr l o w » t h o u » i ; h ua a n d tar |'fl)rr xxxxxm xsxm xxxm socx Daniel Frohman T H E P K K S B V T E R IA N S I N I ) \ V S( ' U n n i . A S S I S T S ( ¡ ( H i l l M OVEMENT PRESENTS- One 111 the first church«.» to cele­ brate the lurth of t ' h r i»t amt one «»I Jenkin.n & H um » have recently the tir»t to inaugurate the While X purchased a bit: automobile truck • I'v r a h y lr r la n < hurch Mine. Gilt» to the King wa» the Pr«*»by-I S u n d a y a rh o u l at V I M o r n i n g arr t r tr a j and are now prepared to «lo all kind» at l i a m K t r n l n f » » r vi r a a at 7 n m teriun church id this city ut th e Im ­ ol heavy hnubnit in the quickcM S r r v l r n a f r h r l d »n I h » I m p e r i a l T n » a t f r u n til n c « r h u r r h H Oniahrd A l l v U l l u r a to perial Theatre la>t flight T h e, and best manner .* II. H uddleston oí Geneva i h » C i l ) ai » r u r d t a l l ) t n w i t r d t o a t t e n d t h e Hon house was tilled with member* and . arrvirra l*ra>»r m » » t t n e r v e r y W » d n a » « la y IN TU »moni: tho mo prom inent out o( Mr and Mr I o r t a * r \N 1 K •• ft f 1«1 o f r t r n i n g at 7 .10 at t h r I ' m b y t r n i n M a n a r children anil vi»ilora und th e pro­ on O a k a t r n u r 1 vi.itor» yesterday. Geneva were in the city yesterday town K. DAHNKI.l. II HOW N't.KK. gram was very interesting, being en­ Paato|. Twine lor fancy work. F resh yeast and report Geneva us being heartily tirely «lijTerent from the regular r Christmas program» ^»kfi and pop com 7nt S im o n '« .. 22-tf j n favor ol the htit Seminole rounty Service* at Baptist Temple fair. Sunday, Dec.*27th: The theater wa» beautiful in it» tj \j. Smith of the Peoples Hank 9:30 Sunday school. 200 to be pure g l i tt e decorations made espec­ Hon. (' W Kntzminiter of Long« » among the visitor» to the city wood wus in the city yesterday und present. Will you be there? ially (nr the «n casion The stage j*Htrr«Uy reported that hi» father wa> very 11:00 Preaching, ‘ The Echo' uf was draped tit whit«' being mude Orangu boxes with.. hoop* alw ayt loV ut that place Hi» many friends Angel»' Voile» into an apartm en t that enclosed the in »oak. ut F. F. D u tto n ’». 27-tl fi:00 B Y P r„ Interesting pro- ualire ativgc in white unit to relieve hope (or hi» speedy recovery . —’ grarn. ^Vhe blank walls pieces ol fern» were Mr. and Mrs. E. B, llrown t f Mr». II. A. Terheun ,leave» to. Tampi »tf expected to arrive t o d a y , morrow f„r s a v a n n a h whereshe wi 1■ 7:00 Preaching. "A Strong C h u rch ! fastened .all over the white w«| . You nre cordially welcome to nil that from a distance looked like a , the holiday guest» ol spend several days with (riends and and wdl ‘ our services xt Baptist Temple. I’o- room papered in white and green Henry »nd Mrs. It. J Mr* C. relatives. During her u h v n c r all lit*-* usher*, excellent music, com- Even the boxes were drapeil in while Holb items should be phoned or »ent to fortable sittings, delightful alma-1und green trim m ings and when the Auto Livery— P ro m p t servire— T h e Herald office. phere, spiritual worship. lights were turn ed on the effect was Dsy phone 281. N ight phone 196. ' —*■■>»^ » S torkholder»' Meeting Welcome. beautiful and called tyrMk,, UJAtyJ" i i -rw - — A T -------•C. C. Wil»on. 16-tf The unnuul meeting ul ihu.suwk» ---------(Dit H t (VE H Y W fttf, ' wnrif* of ]iru7îe from the audience.j tira, ira ui ne» arc ¡Iff ¡¡Tntfflfft. n i a» ¡tftffdea' a r e ninfine ó m e i fiòftfer» o f t h e Sf ittinole, C ounty B¡Wl .. —. . . Pastor. t •- A h a d . been pre­ from Stetson for the holldnys anil j »ill he h H n a i t l i e office ol the Bank pared that included i|uarte ttes, duet». will bc.guests at the home « f Mrs. in Sanford, Fla., on J an u a ry 7th, a reading by j ^ r . . J \Y_ Barnes and HOTEL ARRIVALS Maitirs' parents. Mc. a n d Mrs. 1915, a t (our-o'clock p m » many ntber n um bers well rendered A II K K> . Hcrhy <>n Celery avenue. Instead o f t h e regular C h r istm a s .'12- Fri-4 te Cashier tre. exercise., each class in the SunSanford House I)r C. L. B run dage, r é sid e n t osteli E Parks. N A ctly . Gen. A day .elion i broiiglit »non i long for Stateti Fields has accepieil a posi­ opath. graduute ol K irksville sc h ool 1 1 • I l | . . r n w e l l I i r p f i . t n . i g e a r i d m i .i T i U Haiku» and wife, S Y city. Mr Ollî.. n\er F in » N a tio n a l B a n k . Sur.- tion with the tuoi ol < ..alburn «V I' g •*> t i n - »tage d. |> » M t. d t l . i r at.d MrJ..UICS A I'higpen. Flor Co and is bu»> buyiiig l l.ristnius ford :i6-if.t MATINEE BEGINNING AT 3:15 P. M. elice S C K W Eltlln m, Delph W r * I, !I - to I lu* K img at 1 In ! nit <el. r \ and let t u M i t . t. i> li il­ ||m. B K Tomlfn ni Plant City. P K Marrow. Asheville. N C *d n w l o t * • r o > . erected o n l ti e s t a g e 1er and should mal., g .uni la» lini jn. | „ . i,,r ni »tâte couvict» wu» m t ieo. M. Marcii, Wilson, N. C.; Geo. The many useful gifts for tlu- little new position. the city on W ed n esd a y (or a lew P. Paschal, D. H. Grain, J a x ; W. ^ones m a d e a large heap nnd many For Sale! ! ! hour» and p aid th e H e rald office Kechcauer. park. Gu.; J II. Pollard. n i I tie c l a s s e s g ave money als«, and X X X X X X X X X X X X X SX X X X X X X X X X JC X 5C plrtsant vlsit. * Three lot» facing Park on Myrtle F W t'onk. Jax; M E Harrison. it i. .’»riatti that the Florida children j ' le I >e«ir- Fr. d. rick. Md Nlr and Mr- G I. ICf nrpliniuigi w i l l Turkey». ch ickens nnd egg» at avenue and Seventh «trc.t ;n- •• if’-*' if?:.»* ifT-irc rt '-ri m n r / i T i ' m w v n - i n u w n x m v y i . t M.,| ald\ Incaled for lintel i t r. :d. m. port, r Detroit Mo * K l( TowiLctHi-r':«fi-H. -v . V V . V V/0V7-V‘V • v v v V ' V -V" V •V •V »V'l V ■V ■V?VrV5« •1 i il lI. P Be.lllllful sbaile t l e .s t .-ti icui» «dd. ton, Plmit C ity. > M K en in mer t )• w Tl< ii.aii> friend» ol Nollie Tol.tr -Ml lin ni lier property like II II t h . < It V Cittì a g o . Ill tml |t..l|ih st »•\ eus are gla.l ti h u \ < W W I iSI John» 11 u II >•• '¡ • i'1■ th. n i . (nr t *.«• inibii >\ I •M I \ Wi m •• Mr h«or..pnll> rolllnlliig fi •• t'ill I'.i.• i.; !\ Kiss.itino • Mr K hï Wl ni' i..tor Iti.» I IM« M 11 » and t lu» ts t heir bt»t Mr. E I, II dl> ••Mil 11, lair ’ •lid ' it d ..•I I 0. . i ..liege .1 ! I N I t W t. > ......... . ‘«I Player Piano F.vp.rt • Mil III 1.1 II» —-» 1. t . d r ,i l 1 h r i n i i ; i n .■il. Iteiiiiington. N II h. M w Iteri­ I I i | ”» n¡ assist it nt - o| M r tuning and repairing. All work ali ! •.... >1 • It. . 11r .. S 1i h I i T » M i l l •«' \ ' M M li It M irk- will t a t . Id. t* flol'iteL guaranteed W I. Harvey »1 » . > . . « ' • II I . . M l Ir.j ■ P u l , Ila Pilon.' -.‘ P* t I n j. t 1 . f » .1 . M 1’ ! I •• i,.i a i d . nt lb i. . 1. M l 1 « • |i»M- taf t 1h i i \ t r I , im>d Pur in I in s ale to n count ol givin g t h e t o n e d- i ll I mi g g l Mg a l e w »port»mail *:*• t 1m w l.it. • U f i II* .$* I x i IU mI r. » .1* j .o re» i Irareil Ad Chrt»t m u - Day the Herald i> issued I'd t4 f> . h « lav a t . d r . - o n n l - . t . ' . l I k . ducka .» • • • in . . . .| 1 .. h o b l 1 ! li e f » *.1 • t.ld w ir. I. i o . I in bri. k a da\ • . rlier and if not up to the u ” d» r ' ; ? • dd t n 4 wi" t ” ..d edit •*• d 'I i . », -’ ( 1 r , »1 Ih - 1 t. 1 i . • ! I ’ tllro.ld al .1 ■I’ll..1 I mileutand.ird today will h ave t o In did . ;• two I IP fe*. . # ..... ,,, * 1. *. 1 • ♦ *•«!• 11. i .uni' goml neigh at | h, .t.oif >>f Christ rn.i> tor i l.< i* •» K u r it** • 1• • r .« 11 > 1•;. . t < I ..no kpia. e. Í ,’ilH' :. 7 . 1 . 1 . l t . i l It w .1 it if* . i l i t :« .»«II. Inila! -■ un telili« lo »olt pur El«’ tri* tradii g la Ml I» • lidJ . .t .li.tr. Ilk! ! ' t .tri .1 tille 1 l.i i i r ilio » di..«. i Vmu will lev er buy a good » p e . I . li t l e \ i tur irm i» 0 , - ■ «1 1 • - .!• •! M f.l lï k!* — ar in u Vi I,lord .1 • to ipi r \ to .l» te r» ■ I ” tf.-i l ’. T i lllllt ■ '• Itasi. ' t, • . r« *1* ! f kdi» • t . t ! ■1»» • 1 Mil 1 Ir. » II • ir. IP • ild dii (t i lig h t-, dt\ I mi I I r r le • I* I t o » ’ «I* 1 m t li e All L 1 * i •¡ ( i l . «"* 1 l. i v M i n t h pli. . I all .t II«I g.d one id m i t l>e a n t.lk- .«- t t’.' i r »’•t f l i c - «»•!•■ • . i l l t ' i l t it il n i i a le t.d .ir* Notjc c 1 I heir u-u.il C h r i 't m a . .kit4! Nanfi.ril f.le . irt« i .... N'.’tire— ts hereliy given lo I h< kfift« di U 117 llviie. Block puldir t fi at iluring Christina» w.-< Th. Win!» .ifi id. V and New \ . .»r» no firework» will II ..... .1. not g t T h e Herald I» une to Im •nl no ’ d< d .tin it nut pro nipt !.. 1.1 t he nifi, ktl" «. about It p irim lte d tu Ite cvploded imywlii 1 only bring« t o I In ?*•••••! ..s and wr wdl -, in. d i. til. Il l lin 11 miri fi of TInoI »tre«.| N id o . al-” gì ».-ri t hai 1• . I oli' . ! I . If .1 : • , • M o llila « I le . 21 i '» I l r V , > l'rol .Pltlng . ftlekell» i»M «l plg’ I a »t • n 1 t 1n g al Iarge wdl be strilli» • Il 1.1 lia vi* lion«* it unto tit«* iraM «»! I hi'M* lor. e«^ t In pap. r y »Mi have* done it uiitv mi* ” Thu I) L. TH BASII EU. dcliKtitfiil nlTair » im k:i\ ••ti under the ft is m.fe to 1 sieri t liât Sanford Muyur dirin t loi. Mr. W M M .Km i n n hl.» never enjoyed Siirh a guild Indi di dii ppp—— **rr tjT^i . it^ ,T7ii;i;iiiBBn»n«M ■ d e , i» i n in h .« h>. «lay trade a» I In» ». a - " ’ I he • it » fin» been thronged wdM »hopp. r. Nlerrer • »!«*•■ 1 luh . *' ilnv ai.if night .Ml.’I • til U * ’ • » i t - r. 1 ■k H ' a re t|ou o n »p Ii .it 1 .» m e r i 1;»H \\ hi»* correspondu .' » » •I f f • I* GAS *" *1 s t IMI Mul*’ 1 H i è i r m a i > f o r tin- M .'i ■» * r 1 ,' t||. - *»«|f« a. t*» H .r • 1 1 *, r f ! •ï dit U*h «»I I f‘ « .If f It!». •if ! \A•• 1\ e fisntniary of. lhc Floating Small Talk-* Surrlnrtly Arranger! for llurrlrd Herald Kräder* »III do ihrr food.*' F . f! •♦ ßertha Kalich H T K I N M K Y K I l . Poaior. 61« M a g m d i a A v r Her Supreme Dramatic Triumph “Marta of the. In Five Reels The StarTheater ‘S Christmas— Matinee and Night Adults 15c ïs Children 5c CHULU0TA •» 1Insilili^ iì(‘vv city, 21 miles from Sanford. Pure water, lirait liy climate, no mosquitoes, lii^h rolling pini* lands. The l)(*aiitiful lak(‘ region of Florida. At J. D. Roberts New built, brick hotel. Electric lights, modern conveniences. Open Thanksgiving Day. Isn hi n Resident Anelli Christmas is Here a. \ m in g - J m • r. *•. f Live or Dressed Hams Any Cut Beef or Pork Florida and Western •» « ' Oysters Cranberries Nuts Fruit Cake Plum Pudding In fact, everything to eat Vf V J* D. Roberts lu t * tw * t ••v\ u peopl* y Gei.rgn l>avi. I l »r t m » MJ., ned mp un idilli- in The H e r a l d P i e ’ d i n g . n o i will engage in a general lire and life insurance busine»» He will sell real estate later on and being a hustling young man will rapidly win a large husillo*» in tin» city He re present» some of tiie leading C o m p a n i e s and solicit» a »liare ol the liusii.e»» C. C. Woodruff, the veteran rommission m an of thi» city ha» found u new love in t he firm of James Suwyers of Philadelphia, one of the oldest and one of the Pest c.ni.mis­ sion houses in the f u l l e d Mates Mr. Woodruff 1» a resldel.t «•( v m ford a n d haj. rnude J lie buying and selling of Floridn fruity and veget­ ables u busine*» for the past twenty five year* und (he unnouncenteiit th a t he now represents the firm vi Suv/yer* mean» th at he will handle more th a n hi* usual »tiare of the Florida business, A good man with a good firm. . • ' '■ Notice There will be nn annual .meeting of the stockholder* of the Geo. If F ernald H ardw are Co., on th e sec­ ond T h u rs d a y In J a n u a ry at 2:30 o’clock p. m. at th e office of the rompony for the election of officer» F W MAHONK1 31-Tues-4tC \'N-e President S to c k h o ld e r * ' M e e t in g The annuul meeting of the Muckholders of the First N ational Bunk of Sanford will bo held at the office of tho Bank in Sanford. Florida, on th e second Tuesday in Junuury, A. D . ’1916, a t 10 o'clock a. m. B. F. W H IT N E R . Cashier. 81-Tues-6t 1>t ■1.1 1in! * la reiid ered .1! th è .«•P ili« T u eid la) B ap tist mO i in. 1 t ' •...| 1lu« • *! . r 1 .«1111111 1,1 n ig lit, T e m p ie under ' ilei 1 T ick e t" 1 1 years _'Sr m. 1 |f|*(i \ I. merlai 1. me ni Morii. Ululi I he t<1111•w ir.»* p r o g r ,t< »sili WE Im In several tires fo meet Ihe requlremcntk of the farm house and ham, the town house, store, factory, hotel, warehouse, and boat. larger »lies for community and village lighting. TlfHHH MACHINES AItE CHEAP. DCRAIILE. ABSOI.OTBLY SAF'K and retjuiro only a few minutes attention about once a month. With our ULNITINU SYSTEM no matches arc used In lighting the gav. The machine can bo placed In the residence. In an out house or In the ground. Acetylene gas produces a bright light at the low COST OF ONLY ONE-HALF CENT AN HOPft for a 25 candle powerf light. Equally good lor cooking purposes. W rito (o r Full P a rtic u la r* TIIK GEO. W. CLAHK CO. 2 0 2 C L A H K II I'll.IH N 'G JA C K S O N V I1 .L K . FLA. Oli» Tinte Special |ire|iuratioti Ita» lieen given Aiuuirialrd < hniilie» lo the (irogradi and the l.unil wttli On lu»t Monday evening at 1 >•• thè ussint lince ol *|\ e v perieli.o l Hajdtat Temple the Associated d i a . ll.uslciniis w111 lllake thè el.tertalllities was organized by t lie election "f ment worlh while Hev F E. Steinmeyer ns presided A l l u d i n l s s i o n fee ol t < li c e liti, w d l and George H ym an us Sce-Tred.». | be. charged. Thi* 1* used in helping The executive com m ittee is a* f«d-]the boy* in the puri-hase of ninne low»:»Kev. F. E Steinmeyer. lt«-\ und other exjienses F. P. Strong, Itev. E. -D. Broftnlee, Friday night, at the Bn pi i »( Kev. A rthur Peck, W. W. Aber­ Temple. nathy. C. H. Walker. D. L Thra»h* r J. D. Hood. A. P. Connelly. C. If. SOTICK c i t y r o u n n l of H a n f o r d . K U . . w ill r< • Dinger, J. D. Davison, H. E. T o ­ r r i Thi» v # ft#al#d l»ld* for i h r p e r f o r m a n c e of » u r h pu k d i r a o r k as f o l i o « « lar ami George H ym an. S c a v e n g e r w o r k , garkiage a e r t l r e anti « tr e e l The ciky council agrees to giv^ • w e e n in g a n d h a u l i n g «if i r a « h * rnu at he l r f t « 11(1 * he f i t ) d r $25 eacji month to hslji m«’et 1 1 •• r..•«M lla theid r than I • c l o c k p 0 » *»n Nk on expense* of the jioor of our cit j . . . n u h 1 ^1 s \|| hula mu«t k»e a r r e i r n p a n i e d » i t h r ert Cullerlion* will he tukerr from tin •• fi. <| c h e c k for o n e H u n d r e d f l U O O O i !»• t«i time in nil the «'hurches. lodgt « | | j t, gt it, r «1*1* r*c* <if g<M*i| I • h u*i t tie ::: nnd other organizations over for this purpose. This has long been a needed in­ stitution in our city nnd we th a n k the gentlemen who have been bark of the movement. The offko o f the B aptist Temple will be th e headquarters (or tho as­ sociation. Place, c o m e r Slxrh and Park. Phone 209. SELL A C E T Y L E N E G A S M A C H IN ES may engagé your »itting» just un .•< ■arried out at thè llutid ««inceri Iti t lie au ditnriu m of 1 he Baptist theatre • See the jilut ut the |»hur tnin y and engagé eurly. Some ol 11•• T e m id e , Friday night. De. 'J.'itli Band and O rchestra 21 pie. . |ieo|de of Sunford hit ve lieard tl • \ inerirli " citili und givo it tlie bighe»! •• Voeal Solo. Mi»« \ » ( i , i w . i l l ilor.emenl Thi» i» their eightli a \ 10I111 Solo. Mr Euri l'.ivtou miai tour Band. " M e d l.y ” Elle Q ua rtetti’. " E m p i» |L«inb'd • S e n i Potatne» \ ioli 11 Trio. "T h. re'« power F F D utton bus reeeivcd 1. • Burnì. "4.ove'» Old Sv*..t Song of Spuuldmgs Uose No. I und Iti. t^uurtette. Cori et. violm. tr«tm T riu m p h «eed potatoe». governi!.. ' l'.’tie, plano , iti»perieli und nlisoluti'ly perlect Itund and Or.-ln'stra Ih. Glori dition Prlces righi and «loii't h until >ou sev D utton Cliuluuia, Fla. H°ME MADE LIC [ÿttT Y lf/V f We Can Furnish Turkeys CHAS. D. BRUM LE Y p a r t of the l. ldtler »hr Chec k i n ' hr f»rfeile>d > .1 l a i l |o <|u»ilf)' li> r i . ’ i 't W imm l. u n .l lo r t h . o f Ith» f a i t h f u l p r r f o r m a n r r nl * • d u t . e . a f t r r rerrlvln g award C h e r k a e r r o m p a n y l n f a ll „ j r r i f i t 1,1,1« 10 1.» ( r t u r n r d tu th » t.ltl.twr a n d th» aurr»»aful hld der'a r h a r k In h r r e ­ t u r n e d t o h i m u p o n h i t M i n t p r o p e r !>nnd w ith the r t l y rlerk. Work lo h e l l o F e b ru a ry le t, 19I&. (-ont r a r t for o n e year. T h e counril reserve* t h e right to re je ct a n y or all hid». Specification» c an he o b ­ tain e d s i t h e city c le rk ', of!W». * If. W. HKI I NHON. M R . B E R R Y 115 WEST FIRST STREET Will be Agent (ar the NEW YORK LAUNDRY Laundry Called for and Delivered Promptly r ~ : . ---------------------------- ------------------------------------------ ---------------------- ----------------------------------- n ShipYour Early FruitsandVegetables | To a safe and reliable house. Write us for quotations. We never over­ quote to influence shipments. :: :: COLEMAN & AUDESEY, Savannah, Georgia A ttest P fe sld e at M. W. Iwjvell, C ity Clerk. 36-K r i - i t r _ to**. . . . J �---------------- -- — — • ------------------------------------------- ;— ------------- :------------------- ---------------- ---— --- ------------------------ ' * ■ .................... .. T i l i * i' I U D n n n t i n t i . f T H E SANPOItD 1IBRAI -d PAGE SIX Into the kitchen. Ills friends laughed and thought their part The manager followed George, "Hm," lie Htieered "Some of your friends from the swell bIiI o of the fence. Well. Archibald, you can hide your pretty faco In tho kitchen after this Just go and work thti dish­ washer " George tievpr hud been so mad In bis life He would have "busted the fathead*» bean," but for Dorothy's sake he stayed, lies Ides ho was no quitter, but worked like a hero at whatever work ho had set out to do. No Satan In, tho Inferno could have felt more anger at tho sinners ho was Immersing In the fiery pools thnn George did toward the Innocent dishes of which he immersed bucket gfter AY, bcllovc, me. Ihe fellow# bucket In tho patent dlsh-wnsher to wero glad to see me back the Impatient shouts of tho girls, again." said George* Porter “Shoot more dishes, Archibald!" Finally a t six o'clock, tired and to tho family at tho din­ sweated, George left tho place. He ner table, "Professor P a rr felt just a bit doubtful about his aald I looked like a col­ lege man. and all the fel- chances; "W hat would she say?" Iowa aald I bad changed a great deal When George ipsa about to leave ninety September.'’ George had Just a rriv ed a few hour# Dorothy at the door of the Smytb before for Ills first vacation back mansion after tho dance on Christmas frum college. He had, Indeed, been night, she turned to him to say, "Of very anxious fo get homo again all my presents I liked your box of Otnrng his old friends Tho weary candy beat. It was the sweetest hours on Ihe train ho had whiled thing. And Donald says he Bnw you away by tolling tho o th e r boys about working for It. You shouldn't go to nil the dunces he wits going to a t ­ so much trouble Just for me, George." "Trouble, Dorothy? Don't mention tend with Dorothy S m y tb ,. "somo It." And with somewhat of an effort c lassy girl from Ilryn Mawr."‘ In th e course, of tho dinner Doctor P o r t e r « m id n o r b u r t a k e -down bis non a little. The nil-important fra­ te rn ity man Was. roasted considerably for hla overbearing mnnncr. However, George took It all with the stoic dig­ nity of the captain of the freshman football team. As n m atter of fact dad sank considerably in his son's estim ation. 0 0 1 ,8 !" said Mr Simpson. "Idiots!" ho added. "Even If they are .my own rela­ . tives!" he supplemented with a dogged shake of his part tally bald head. Tho souvenir postal card which called forth his op­ probrium languago had Just arrived. "Look at Mil«, will you?" He turned tho card over In his Angers,S " ’Peace on enrth, good ■will to men!’ " Mr. Simp­ son read tho Inscription. Then he turned It over. *' 'We want you with us day after torrtorrow for a good, old-fashioned family reunion nround tho festal Christmas board!*" he rend In three lines of h andw rit­ ing on the other Bldo of tho card. "There you a r e ! " ho ex­ claimed wrntbfully. "Thor« you ure. doggone It!" He waved the enrd vio­ lently around In the air nt arm 's length as ho continued muttering. “T hey send you one of th e s e p a p e r ! dollies from a madhouse dining room," went h u ^ c . tUmpsup to Utu, listening. walls of th e room of which ho was tho only occupant—"with 'Pence on enrth. good-will to men' on one side, and on tho oth er nn Invitation to tnko a six- * til hour trip out into tho slushy country for a rotten meal with a gang of people who drive mo crnxy nt the thought of being related to. every time I see 'em " A fter dinner George's older sister Mary ask ed him w h e th er lie wtis go­ ing to eull up tkiroih) for the Christ­ m as d a n c e nt the Hadley's. "H ere I am," shakin g hi» head life, "here 1 am, com fo rta b le for DOROTriYSi Christmas“' GIFT A*£"* zocK ea fpre vacation “ M nke It C O f> Georgte Call on dud. he'll give all you 'll'n eed "Not on your life." m i n e back G e orge , "a college man must be able to sh ift firr him self W h v, half the f e ll o w s work their w ay I'll go out to earn t h e money m y s e lf in morrow Hostile«. I’ve been roasted enough " T ru e to h is word G eorge Porter was out ea r ly the next m orning looking for re m u n e r a tiv e toll A window card In a largo cafeteria, H elp Wanted , arrested his attention H e strolled u|> In th e fat proprietor, se a te d behind the cash register nml h onored him bv otTerlng him a college m an's services "Any .ex p erien ce In tho kitchen?' b e was asked. In sp lto of the fact th a t the total of O b orge’s kitchen e x p e r ie n c e con ­ siste d o f a few e v e n in g 's fudge-mak­ ing at Dorothy's, he sa id boldly. 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INK “After A ll• , Carter’s is the B est” * George placed nix hands on Ihirothy i fur cap and pressed hack gen Gy Her head rose slowly and their Ups met for one long second T h en George fastened Ills fraternity t'nlun ) The Spell of Christmas f a c e more, wr are under the spell __ | of C hristm as We cannot he sour or Irritable or pessimistic, do our utmost. " S o . you've been at Friend's cafe? We have been subjected to a shower Well, 1*11 take you. A dollar and a bath of gladness; kind thoughts are half a day and meals. Ju s t go to tho circulating with fullness and vigor .through ull the avenues of the mind; kitchen and get a white coat." Oeorgo hail bluffed and lie was »go­ we are elated, even Ju|>!lanl. rend) ing to make good the bluff lie for laughter and tears sympathetic rushed nround at a great speed send­ with the children In their glee, tender ing tho soiled dishes to the kitchen. toward tho poor and forlorn, strnngi*Accidently hi* picked up half a piece ly nccesslblo to life's best memories, .of lemon pi« the owner of which had reverent toward religious faith, and Jaat gone to tho Ico w a te r faucet to | willing to go to church All ret/k-nlsh her glass "Walt a this may seem to our pagan mliuf ns minute with my plo, If you please," foolish as a revlvnl of religion, some­ said tho old maid victim of George's thing inconsistent with propoiQecoxmil. “No, I won't ta k e anything nomlc austerity, a senseless revel of back out of tho moss on your tray, hum anity at tho expense of the cither. You go and get m e another at moods, habits, and rules of solid busi­ ness. Nevertheless, hero we are, your expense." Tho hero of many n footbnll battle pounded Into submlselon and s ym pa­ hero showed a yellow streak. Ho thy, overcome for a few hours or days bought the plo for tho Injured guest. by tho tides of an Ideal existence.— A. Gordon, In Atlantic Probably duo to bln anger over "tho George old hen" he next scattered the sliver Monthly. all over tho floor. W ithout the least thought of sanitation ho replaced It Would Bpoll the Show. on the stand. Suddenly tho boss told "I la grieved to see dlihyere fettlin' him to c a rry all the silver to tho oh selfishness croppln' out In ouh Idtchen to have It washed. Hero the preparations fob do Christmas ccl'braangry Irish cook gave him a hot re­ tlon.” said Parson Snowball. "Hrudception. “ Why didn't you Just take It dcr Ilenttegg, who insists on bein' do to tho kitchen and back, * Tho gdesU Santa ob do 'caslon. Is er good man would havo thought It won clean, but on er true one, but Ian' sakes! ho now they kicked to tho boss. Take oughter know dat wbenst ho go a boy, he hns no Idea of cleanliness." prancin' 'bout dat tree wlf detn bow Christmas shoppers coming Into tho legs o' hls'n, dey ain't a chile In dls cafeteria reminded Oeorgo of hla gift. chu'ch wbut gwlne b’llove ho evah Ono dollar fifty was not much, but ho slid froo any chlmbly wlf tech or f.* .t ,* would not ask dad for more under any handicap. No, suh. Hit des gwlno consideration. Finally ho doetded on. spile all do romance cr do ’fair, an' something that hm been the last ro- I grieves ter see Drudder DenUegg aource of many a young man—a box actin' de hnwg, des 'case he got de of candy. on'y Santa Claus suit In de con'gaA whole day With soiled dishes, tlon." balf-cwtatimed food, and scolding was bad enough, but the worst camo when What Interested Him. two of George's pals camo In during • Mr, Squlggs—I hear that Professor tha afternoon. Like a maiden* sur­ Wiseman, tho prophet, has decided prised at her dip at tho spring, that the world will come to an end George went Into hiding. Tho man­ next Christmas day.” ager happened to see him ducking Tommy Squlggs— Hcforo or after behind the counter, and asked him, dinner, pa? ■what sl|od him. “Pat, don't let them see me!" said Why Ha Changed. H K George, Madge—I thought you and George "Who? Are the police after yet" were going,skating. said the manager and grabbed him by Marjorie—So wo were, but when he tho collar. taw l had my hat trimmed with mis­ This-w as too much fpr George. He tletoe he asked me to go for a sleigh•bowled ovor tho manager and rushed ride. V ■ he said, over bln planning at least INK ht* added. "I had lots of fun. b e sid e s . ' 1 11 l,,‘ , h " ......,""'n * ■ " log to fol low litvuv from rust tun nod, 1 wan working for you " 1smithy's head sank just a Mitlo by jerry, I 11 bet you the t h in g will spread, too ’ tow ■r And 111 he responsible for I t ’ “ Dorothy.” said George softly, "couldn't I work for you all m y Ilf*-’ 'mlded Mr S im p son Joyously— "If 1 to . Dr KENNETH RAND Suddenly Mr Sim pson sat up straight In tils chair. “ tty Jerry'" he ejaculated suddnnlv "|l> jerrv » h a t 's tcv hinder in<* from being the m iirtvr In the cau se * U bat » to prevent mt) from putting nn end to tills dad d in ge d practice h uh ? '‘S u p p o se t don't go to this Christ tuns reunion'* S uppose I stay h om e here and en jo y ray day of p e a c e on earth In t h e wav I want to* Whnt »111 h a p p e n * ' W h y. next year there w o n ’t Ire a single, solitary soul of my r e la tio n s that will get togeth er In nn affair of this kind I'M h ave |Mdnt>-d tho Vvny "What are you g o in g to give her for C h r is t m a s '" said Mary, hiding a smile, for sh e knew just how George felt about t>nni!hv "Gee. I never thought about that, and I’v e hut ten c e n ts to mv name " T h is last state m e n t showed hist how good a lim e hi- had with Ills ir a te r n ti) brothers the last days bt- DECEMBER 25 l*j|« « V inas, anyway. Family away In Florldn Ci, | for the w inter; mo here nil alone, to do just as I like—and now along c o m e s th is— this s u m m o n s to spend n day b e­ ing m iserable!" "Aw, pshnw, here n fellow works his head off nt school,*' said George In his host blase, "ho comes home for a little rest oml then you expect “ him to dance. And half the girls a t sc h o o l h a v e It on Dorothy anvhow " ' ____________. si n nu Just I'h rlsim n s party INKY llits nliri-. from till» I v>- lievn lu v lii-il to! "Ami think of the p<mt! I in doing to niln-r pimple, tin>' hi- added "H ow CHEMICAL grateful the public will be to me for pointing out the way to their own re­ lease from this Idlotl* custom of «ac­ rid d u g them selves! 2 5c "Why, I shouldn't w onder If th e re would be a s t a tu e erected lo m e as the llrst man w ho stayed aw ay from a family reun ion at this holiday! I can se e it now labeled 'The P e o p le 's Santa CI hus — H e Gave I's W hat W e Wanted Most for Christinas!"* And no, In pleasant reflection upon the perfection of his plan us lie had carried It out. Mr. Simpson's thoughts ran until C hristm as morning. It was Mr. Slmpeon’s Idco to cat his Christman dinner, ordered In from a nearby re sta u ran t. In the solitude of hln own home, bore ns It was of his family. At one o'clock tho waiter brought In the heavy tray. Mr. Simpson s u p e r­ intended the arrangem ent of Us con­ tents gn the labile In tho dining Toom. And It was Just one-flfteen, as ho stood rubbing his hands at the p ro s­ pect of eating alone on Christ man for the first time In bis life—when the doorbell rang. "Doggone It!” burst out Mr. S im p­ son. " W h a t’s that?" • For a moment he decided not to open the door. Then ho changed his mind and went downstairs, two at a time. It might be some bad new s from hla absent family. * . Ho threw open the portal—and sta g ­ gered back Into tho hall. And after him trooped a gayly shouting and laughing party or sixteen —Mr. Simpson's relatives! “Wo came lo eat our Christman din­ ner here!" cried one of |d> aunts. "You poor man—we knew you’d bo all alone!" gushed a first cousin. "We didn’t want you to eat your Christmas dinner all by youraolf," chortled nnothor female relation, "so we brought ours here In baaketa to eat with you!" Mr. Simpson looked over tho crowd still streaming into bis front halt. Hla Ups pursed tightly ne he led the way to the dining room. | nut all he said, unintelligibly to hla unexpected guests, was; "Wejl. I guess they won't put up that statue of me as Santa Claua this year!" .• • ’’ , (Copyright, The Frank 'A. Munsey Co.) v RACER I Or ( ‘nrter’s Liquid (’due mends everything > Carter’s New Vel Vet Show Card Ink (for making card signs) in Black, Light Red, Dark Red, White. Orange, Light Blue. Dark Blue, Brown and Yellow Carter's Photo-Library Paste in Double Weil J a r s ................... ........ 25c Carter’s Photo-Library P aste in 4-oz bottles with Brush.. .1Oc 15c Carter’s Household Indelible Ink (for marking linen) with marking outfit 25c... 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Toni hall stuck Ills hands Into his p o ck ets—Torn's trousers were lovely ' and rough. Just like his futher's—and had sw aggered around telling all the fellow» that there wusn't liny Santa Claus! W hen q uestioned further, lie had said that there used to la-, hut 1 that thin year there »«»n't going to bo, and there never would be uguln No Snnta C la u s ’ If Teddy hadn't been six y ears- old, he might have silv er cried, but o f cou rse one as old ns ho After it second's h esitation i.lte opened , n ev er cried. the door and walked b ravely Into thu Teddy wondered If he'd better tell I vngra br [ (ïfâ ijï. ( P VALUE OF .A CHILD’S f u » .n * « ..................... ■TIm>m -A1a-Jr With Their Own Hand« T T each Good Lessons and Give Inspiration. 71 <1** l i c h t . •'ll > m m in trrn lR h t. m am m y? iV w ilif trrnifii • Cn il< *. • I I-««?*! known. «fourth I f f i * "Nut ) it. Dey • 4 ohm trr * t 1i mi* »till »lu ll k w i fi«» • • ti |»Um. í*n I »Kimp • ti I'M* ’ f En I h'if : * »!•.»•' nil «Ir «rtnilrr» 1 »r. • flic *ti U .ti« s*n|»e*t ■ Lit l i r ’ll hrini: iji «Aftir «I.it •l •• \vi o** •1* V * 011,11 trrn lK h t. t n a i m n y "* r«»mln* l#fr> *.*' ' la» ! I. v M in tn.tli •ill »**ul <l*it r n l • h .t*:h« ' I tliht its (nuli »«»ut «Ifit >'»1 «omo «t«»wn «Ir fliir tak I u»* f r f I h | | r v a di» W L c n •!• «t.èt *r « tio |> ! l l u u * o r v t r r p n e n «tr> J u m p In t». ì n i En 1 ' . » i *lr *1*1111 Ukl D*r. I |»fn\ P tt > W*»uM m«*ti p* •! » n ri» w lu t i m, l c u t ilr li I r»» I t*i*D» I n k t-lg rr Tu' ti lt I c o n i* Utiri. ms. Ii»y h — o — tp W\ 1 \\ 1 ç X ' W / TV If wo stop to think iiIhiuI our C hristm as giving we rendre that a g in m eans more to th- giver than it «loe. to him who r i . . u . If it m glvon in tin- proper -pirli th- «b-nor lltol* out to 'h e t i l l tin,' It r- I! :v "mure bloj-si i| to give Ilian to re­ ceive,' a fact that Is lost sight of lu nn age of the com m ercial spirit " ’llh children liter*» I» n great ed u ­ cativo value In tlielr present giving If It Is encouraged fo In- really their own riving If tile mother however »Imply prepar* . -m ne little tetu* ui brntice. and »avs Marv, this t- vuiir i Tirisi tuiiB present to y-nit I’ l.-n, »I .gift ha 11>• u.- an in- su til.- 11 i>f th*. voting gtv» r v 11*1 n.-» . civ has it no meaning hut It I......o n e . aetuallv harmful for the ten —-n it i-r*1 ** n t . th* Id* a to th. • till.I th.,t Mi** gift w 11h i1Ut III«- gITer Is reiillv a gift And tlm child has pul no thought or 1 »«-If -acMfl, .. Into tit- giving --f «h at pre»«-nl ( *n the Other hnn-l. If III«- ih lhl to« given pm k d iiioim-v which it mav con s|«l«-r Its v n v own or lo-inr still If ll Is <-nnhl«-d t-- • arn |--i k«-t monev m | Is then encoUruL-eil III m-t .«-111«- a por t ton of It- u m own tnoto-v f. ,r pi«-, «•nt m aking t»i t-l.-a of trio- giving t. ai-qillred 'Ito- »acriticitin- fiifethought, the love nei-esHiirv to make a gift a real gift are there T h e hom e tuaili- gift- of children h ave mullv valuable le ssons to lea-li the young givers Munv Ii-bbou. In sew ing, raffia lo-ad work o r - painting niav he given under the guise of tnak tug a glfl In o n e faut!!»’ where tin* «•hier »l«t«-r had n ever inaile gift*, and reallv m vi-r leurn« <1 to s,-w well nillll *he UaS eighteen V'vurs of ag«*. tin- voiingi-r sl-le r i citi o f »■* i n - 1" ro.| lu 11 . i v a u, pli -f i -n il frntii) w ' . -I t - n a L• f 11 ' * I i * . . f. . t hi r * i-i-■f v « »t.- • ’ • i k- -t h- r mother I-- !• o h to r 1 I r--- In * another film* to .i allop and heftite sh e was t w e lv e y.-ars old slu- hud lo­ cam o ns proficient a little sen’instress OH on e would want to see T h u s prai tieni l«-s.on. are li-amed w hile lh<- child I- m I- r- ■! «Ith tin* Idea that Not wtmt we cive Imi what w «• share th- gift » ifinit tlm giver Is hare '.»V.. . FRIEP/OLY ADVICE. ifhy, it« rhlllun* bellevea! Dey Is sho’ <!«t hit «o. «»«•» "Hintin' on him lak a man dat j|ry know. ^8 d*»' t ilk o dr things dat hr suttrn i»r tiring, »»*1. -try „ t up | n bald rn drg* hollar rn slrg. •E" > nil cm w'y sho* good ole Santy Tl rern^ v ^ • doll rn a alc<l t n a rallrnad rn drum. £•> <t»v -trip off trr slrCp wld a smile on a»v fare— En dry »in' not a rent I kin »path In dr place- ,,,y <l0 * i?.!. ,h,n*» dat he’ll brlng-en I say .h»‘’■ «11 true! * h,|r rhlllun up whah l's wukln', ^ »»y Tow * h*,,, com«, en won’t ml»« —o , , em a»lv«WL **■ " • • « '• - ' - ' «•raw»«?" Lawd. I wish! • . "You’d b ette r g et her n box of cigars, I expect," said the shopkeeper. "She was In hero this morning and bought a locq parasol for you ” \ *•*oXuoo bird* win «lag nr*r « bouae ly dylnjx, to clH^r him - ... It was bard, though during th«- next two weeks, which aecnH-d Ilk«- years, uol to lell, mid when Christum» evo c a m e nnd Ills mother gnvlv brought nut Ills biggest pair of it.-, king, nnd -T h e tea caddy?" sh e iaskeil of thè w ornati wlm grected ber Inqulrlngly "llow nitirlt Ib It*" "Tln- little »llver otte ?" The wmunti looki d In r Mit|-ri»«<. a» sin- noti li itosliuhhv hlnck («tal and niucli wutn skltt Yny wnnted tu loiy i l ' »loaskeil klmllv. fot si-methllig In thglt I c , . - i: .ole lo I kiloW sh e vva» in e n i ni - 1 II in Ili ■ | • i ti » • ilidhirs " tlug -1 ^Hh|M «1 .iix l a» *»»i«!d«'lll> an II | ^«it||«l Il«*v«*r i l f f ‘ »r«l t l m t " grlpt>«-d lo-r pav en v e lo p e ilrmly and. turning, w ilk >1 out of t h e shop In I ■r ' 'i • Mi .1•« *• ht* •<*• *»•••! 1 In «*ii si i r -In ! • r «IV♦ f tin* g a s plate aliti l at er « i» h \U* w lilt- a w ak e in lo t 1 A ,- t ' tight o f tl e ! toit t .' ll It itt r li . 1'. .„ I.t tifili bet i a - li’ f i-li* .1 nie tl * .--t-tl with •i»**a ,n iifitg Hi« great vvt-inl- t ' 1 h u n g tin nt up at tin- «-lisi uf the manl.-l ll.........Mill Iiartllv k-**-p lm< k th«tea IS III-a dtsappulllti tl In- alni Ills It it'll*-! «HUM lu- « ht n t in v got up in tin tin*rn 1tiK a n d intimi tin- - t ucki ng» t-lllp( V‘ S h e leaned uvei ami kisseil i 1.....I-lin .»•*fll h i m t- ntl.-i |\ At i vi-ii t u i d dear .1 h- r » «II- -l i e t . , 1. I lie ! • sh e a-ki-il Vmi d o n ’t set in as happy ¿ lililí It .11,tl hm Met! to till- s h o p . t o litt* «* a s usual'" 110.(1 V1. t M . ■ uniti 1* rf il ru'l'D 1V«M\ at*t*iir*«l hf*r .!*• v*»ll un ho *! . tl t fj* * It «L 5 1* «*f tt Ur* ii I<1** f •»r tin- l u mp In Ins throat. i* 1■ »..r Mi* • \ 5 1••►••loll tTl . -1 ' Ills mothtll.lt ll* ttflH [i,erfe. tlv well ll, t IV .- It •*l I*** '• •1 liiiulltUlK Dl II»«* • r IlKi* ili«* w i s e o n e that s h e was, W, -tt: .1li .11! Ih* I*»« f filli! Ill illdn't pr«-H» tin- t|u*-stjnti Sin- me r e l y 1* «1 V."i r<• nth tt .«11Y f*» !*l\ III«* •Ir**« uj* h»*i Iow r o c k i n g c h a i r and sat ii esK.il il h hli f h.ilnl«'«) It « «1.» te«*»•1«••* til* |l«*-1 unti l »to t h o u g h t TedI r if v . 1 V . dv W IS a s l e e p || l | l | t ll •’ 11 s | | e rr«' l» t i,u tili) down stairs T <-<ldv lav for a l-<ng Mini- after sli<* went watching tin- firelight flicker <m the walls ll<- couldn't go to al<-«>p and Itesjili » wlmi was tin- um- when there w ,mn t u n v liin g t«i wake it ,* for? A good nijiiiv tears rolled out of tin* cortiers of Ills e v e . hut In- didn't car«* now He must have lain there for about four or ten hour«, lie thought and had Just shut Ills e v e s to H-st I Ill-Ill frolli th e light when In- heard n sound, a vi-rv little tut of a sound II«- sat up , i. li k 11 i -i I*. 11 and IIs* » m -I » ag- 11v *. . i - — it .led tcallv -ll>l s-aiiid a» r ' i. ig h r In -h lithh« Ils lu , it u nt*. 1.1 d -In' know just liovv io «im leaning out o( the window 11•' didn't feel ns If he had walked th«-re at all hut more iih If he had Just skimiiu-d along without nny effort on Ills part, a- If In had lo-en som e sott i i d- i, J 11f11 1 llsh Mid lie leaned awav out <1 'he window, not feeling a lot • ti i -i • ' falling and lookeil i|"»n up oil til«- street y - - d- *n *li* r* mi the str*ii it­ ti i. , a * da* In- i oillil se e the reindeer shaking their long horns and prancing until tin- hells that Ni-eined ullllust lo i m - r tlo-in tilled iln- utr with tin Ir m usliul Jingle And then there «u» a gleam of red S om ebody w as climbing Into the s lc lg h l T h ere w as the echo I i •-1 . ,-i l.j, t ..a it it she in te rru p te d r i * - r i nt I v lu lo t .is 'M O R E 8 L I P P E R 8 COMING. “The time Is at hand." said the preacher. With wrath showing plain on each teacher. , "When slippers will be Showered «town upon me Cy every femlnlu« cr»acher.” PI \. t.lfO U N s p p t i It YE. *JPK|) OATS s | i n t : \i t i i \ i l «IJAN It AP t .l t tNS POH U INTI.lt I V" NS NATAL GRASS SEED Complete stork of garden nnd fieltl seeds, poultry feed and •Uljjilltn. incu­ ba tors. etc. *• , " r i l e for our fall rnlalogur and weekly taire list on poultry feed. etc. U l- lo t i-stablished und largest seed * ou»i- i n h tonda * It* A \ I -»-*-( i r t C n n i l I j * ‘ V* ■ 206 Fast Hay Street l ! J a ck so n v ille but I 1 all I l-U* the llin n e v ( 'limici! <' o mm n ml c r I T . ri. AH u r l of H. I’. O . K. S anford Podge 1241 M..-I lir*t ..ml third \V.-.ln.-*«lny night tl t « » m » T o i l‘ ir » 1 S t .III«) ! >» ll n il , l t O . \ v i * E. I aylor -• -T. - tarv •— >i Ilo - I a k i H- E l xalt.-d ICulyr 11( 11/ 1' t mm« il No. I I J u n i o r t in ie r I o ile d M. \io crn a n M -t \« ri« i * Nn y i r . « t i • r1C* 1 *»'. 1 * i * f .. .f ih r -.1 ,*-. k T a ru lli» . t BUSINESS CARDS O to ❖ A * i)S ^ 4 « 4 4 y 4 ♦ t a i* A*»*«<*i - -In rilv ( a sh l ’ litui«* .110 1 have Î2 (lint I h ave saved, and I i Id ilk I call spare fo* cent* eui ll week I -ml* m ake }'- «lie added, upnlngel ■u* Mi»* Uitffi.tti Fi t* r -I- H a l - ' Al 11»KNt V «si* i «H NM I I t'l>‘ *r I \ " . o t i n - g n i * l »-J* • • ..GEO. A . DECOTTES.. V«gì ntn * tin? •* *f if -T II t»*| 111*« she Mild lu ; lt-lM Tv I r t f tin nt 'L- » " ' ' • ! »•fill III »• I n S t a l e i*»'l III* II s i n lia M le d - , \ I 1' 1*1 « » M I N \ l M. * 44 I n u d ami ha« » tU m ade ,.11.,»<!.* .1... ,t.«*d : *' » •*ti««tr*| In I lor-ls »SI « l i 1.1*1 % xl I filili . -. i e .• • l t « n | r 11 F ««I I hi I Uf.tl I«■Ol* ••• i« « rt | •« i h » *!•«*• ■I i to fi f I Ils *«• I h«* I *, »4 I I r» * i »itti *■ Ntt-I Of -Istl t ••• s » • • »• • 1 • • 1 *. r i •• 1 . \V i' iis v. it « t. « ti. ^ «h ». 4> • . . . *f r. .1• / !*•!»••!« «*»t ! Fu \ I*«« 1 iti! • i«| •i(n aiu rr !»» S i l k « fltl.rf .' I \ 1*• *1 «a 1 ’ ................» ........ •' V j4» • I n i r» slid tf-4 I* 1*11 ' Da -Ir Si.«» 1 r ssf i p p l l >4 tl .** f.*r l a t D« , . t "1 ml» r N i i D o tt . • 1. 1 1li* «• a ns f »1 Mi4 i u l r . ». r . -It N.II« ■ s E ’l i l i 1II « 1 J 4 • 1 l . l l r « jt*i» fi 4 • • * 1 » 1 4 X • »• *r» • • w- s .* : 1 1 1 t a ' . .1 « **r » **t \ l*Mi \ l» I •«•»„• r.4 » lll«»«l «i«l r» » ♦ili 41« 1II n. y ••ftlra» a m i h«« ru 4 «|rv •*1*1*1li 4 1'»ili fi«! ' 4 « ■I« n | «•• l * i i | r i r» mm» t •! an« r « i l h <« • *••• I • • r * l f t r a t • r m b f » ' ' « 1I.t fiali..«» •t»* tl 01r f il • il • r . | 1 Ml « •* n r.- l «• il Il ■tt F ’ « t *| 4 t 4* t» il ’ • *■ 1 > * 1i 1 »• i 1 4 »1 • M li*» * t «I •* t t» • «41 * • ■•« • * • fit *L . • rtihi ai» *t la t p f» i ht* I • *ta.* «aol »s*f 11 fi • a t •* »*••1«*•iftnl • i n * l i n | »•• 14 • ;a« •I» I fir Dill i«> ••f I.-U* »r**r« t • I *! 1 a •-<' *'•*!• •» t •• al thii I i . »f, t . f \ I• I *• 1 I > \ I • *1 I. I \ **S • HUM *4»-rn Ifi**|r f •• KU ll> Ja« I K s s l .r f t • I» < N a a l i r r *.f \ p p l l r A l l o n f*»r f*% D r r « l I n tl » r S»*rtl«»n V7\ « s f ' l h r l i r N r r a l S t a t u i r « S , •lus* 1« lia • t1»• • f ' * r n • Ft at J a 1 • • tir». s.l s*. t¿.l7 1 «« • « f i n a«« !•••*• 1 4««-* •1»» •• •1 1 ha t e l «14 . * i Jura* \ 1* t ’• 12 . h • • m i ••iti* a * a m i Fisa i # ri iln • i a in M. «1 • •1*1 l » s u r Ili «*.• i a • if a •- -1 •TV 4 •! » «1*1 .1.. «• . • • i* a l . • • I 4*1 « rt» a * »• • • • 4• • .' Il i ,-» *•!-«•« « • •♦ * <a * * • nia • 1 1. f. U 1 («1 1. » ! a * «ha late * » 4 * 4 « H ! Il» ti 4 Mi a* •i ! • 1 til«- »o • a 1 1| r r r i l f l * i a m* «1a*«*ntnl a r r i t r i l i n f t<» l a « . I l a i h «'m m «m t h r I J i h «la >’ o f !•»! '» i »1 • • f t i M t u r r a ft *1 »rial t FtD i . tri!., r S l> l ' * l l < io- I tilh t-l ■. i - l S rm ln u la K i r r u t r t■ Householder W o m lr u lT It u iltlin tl . . . . . . ( .¡ir iie r \ I et m-* M m l i r a l i i m • I- libi- « t in n fu r l« v -ti-e.l t o I m i * In « r rt- r - ls iu 'i- silh Ins . » i t i r-*r 11t o «I *- .ml'f in* „11 & M \I* M Il­ t.» Ju il.t-, r i T Î S T 'u ,' TP*J™ V u «aid r e r t l U r a l r in ni) m ) ««(Tire .T* F r i <; D o n lists -,.-l < o u n lj • ■'•« • I••• *. * I'o o Hu t l ' I i t ' K lloolel ii ll i. \\ , V II t eli rv t III M e ih a n irs io I* U -li II 1 & T *k I • I h.i| F lo r id a N .t iè r r ssf \ p p l l t a i l o n f»»r Ta« D r r d l i n d r r . H r r l l u n *\74 of I h r ( « r n r r a l S t a t u i r » N o l l r r *• h e r e b y f t v r n t h a t 8 t e * n N ' e U o n , l**o \i - V *»u. *rnl r • r h »»f >*»u m rr »t**fr !»y no|iAr<| a m i r«**|Uirr*l ( o |*rr«rnt an> r la i r n * a n d d e ­ n t a m i * tallirli a m i , *»r r i t h r r ut y «fu. m a y l 'a \ * a ( i i h s | ( h r n | a l r nf <«r«»rf*> Il Krfr»a|«|. d e r r a «ed. la te «if S r m i n o l r < *o un ly l l l l f i ' l l »•* t h r u n d r f w l f tir.| e t r i q l f l l nf *ai'i »»'•'• ***»lnn la«* >r a r * if**m i h r «late I mied Hrolherhiiod 'ol i nrpcnler» and Joiner* o f \ nu rii a >.infor«l Pocnl I imiti No IT M meets h»r* sd ’ : - 1 ..mi ihi«.| TTiiir-i! .v nigt-l at 7 I S • - In* - m I he I agir-.’ Hall U I « M rig b -tn rv . I M llro w u . II* ». l're.i. ! '-e-, lent Drs. Mason II i •a v - I FOAL ADVERTISING lin e Inrh t arils " i l l lie F ulillshnl I n- • i*• 11 -1 tier This Hi ailing VI The Kale Of 57.20 •11rs lit . S h e In .-sltn le d • • i* \\ IVr \ ear I I I III I- ll I i ill Id v. III p a v ’ " The - 4 !• 1* Ull-|el st- ml the giti s i* o ie la n d - ( V ” -rp " li.ni sill* SKEI) POTATOES, SEED BEANS. ENGLISH PEAS Meets xecinól nnd fourth Wednesday Gmr«*- il yVrnsfil nighiB in each month. To «h t rriiitor,. b*rit***, Itittrlhut*-*« «nil h s v l n s C i t i m i or I l « m « n d « P l. Miller J . K. F. Hoolehun Hoolehan » ( • i n a i *«ti| 1*1 « Ir c o m e the brightness le ft her e y e s "Twemv live. ...... re p e a le d "I'm flfr.ild ■■ *'- \ . - i - >ri|cr immediately* ' -r .• .. . -. ...I . afn'-l,.» ol In tin w il limit rcgri't t <* tin* wnmati In Mi. ilavx that fnllinved t h - «'*tnn!i .»!«»•* V.-rv t ■ll, tl ill lilt- g ill Inf sintaiitfi Ilf Ii*tl to gaze with a w e upiut tint I , II I- ' I - I - r W -.troll lu V S.l F «a .| 1 tt « a l r • h a l l l*r f r ' I m i « l i t (••lit* J ii-iftt % \ D Wa ...... Ih r '»th *14 I Is Fn iif« . H \ I »Ml t. I.ASS. « •• u. i»i«|* i •• FI • ............. » » DR. C. G. BUTT i m: \ t is t O f fir r : N nu cll Huildinc sliver cattily of ipinltit d esign , and In tin- sliorl visits the w om an l«-nrni-il S \ s m i ( l ) • M.OIUDA to know what n dHTi-n-nce an ld«-il ■alt tliak«- III a life III w atching tinI .M M » I " ll-HON g i l l s love for the thing that kept In-t T I I U M F Fl III.I S U N H O l M l O l . D F . i l p<mrer Ilian sh e need h a v e been tilwoman found her own IIf•• broadening tin Christum» eve a young man tier • Isteiitlv tried to buy the rnddy. until I.A W Y F.K S tin- woman llnnllv told him the sinr> of its sal«ll«* listi lied In wonder. S a n f o r d , F (oridn and then asked for tile nann* of the ________ of u Joflal voice calling, the horns of girl, who Rei-iiK-d so great a marvel the reindeer quivered Joyfully, tlirlr t h a l he wanted his motlnT to see and l ) k . little feet pawed the ground, then the help her whole turnout seom ed to leap Into D EN T IS T T he sam e evening, after tho young the air, and llkft a (lash was gone! man had loft, the girl m ade her ft nr«I t t « i|( K F O l i t t l i m : l ’F O l ’I F O S I . Y Teddy rubbed his eye« It was fun payment, ntnl with a wild Joy throb l'F.OIM.F.S H A N K H I ' I I . D I N C n y' He thought he was at the win blog In her bear! • arrled thn lea ROOM 9 dow. but here ho was In bed. caddy homo, und with It u ht.-uutlful H e snl up and looked around the hunch of holly, n festive touch from room The fire In thn grate had gone the woman. out. but the gray ligh t or the morning Sho had plncljcd hard t o sa v e tho ..Ktui beginning to steal through the U) ce n ts each week, but her reward curtains Teddy slid out of bed and was great, nnd worth Hie happiness erupt softly to tho fireplace. the Ideal had always given h««r. AND a The stock in gs w ere bulging In all It was ngnln Christmas e v e . and a « directions, ns had been their exhilarat­ dainty woman, wrapped In a soil fur ing » o n t In otl\cr year«! He put out coat, opened the door of the little hop, and w ith extended hand cam e to “ • * ■ • * „ “ *. ï “ ? ' * !“ " gently It was no dream! T h e stock ­ the woman. “ Merry Chrtnmaa!” she ing was full to overflowing! exc laim ed . "Don’t you rem em ber me?" With a little sighing, whispering In the deep, winsome e y e s there was w heel«* of Joy sqd relief Teddy clasped so m eth in g fartilllnr. and suddenly the his hands until the knuckles showed woman threw her arms about the girl ; as white as the snow ou tside Then And peering ov er tier head «-»pie«! th** Open Tuesday Thursday 4 to 6 with s cry of absolute delight he man dashed Into his mother s room. AND "We have Just been married." be ex S h e opened a pair of sleep y ey e s at plained. "My mother found her for S a t u r d a y s 4 t o 9 p. m thn sound of the pattering little feet me. nnd we wanted to entno- to thank Teddy throw h im self upon her. laugh­ you for what you hare d on e " ing nnd sobbing. "I have mirsed your e x a m p le so " ’’Oh, mother, mother, m o th e r ! ” he T h e woman held her very c lo se , laugh­ cried. “ He co m e after all! Santa ing softly through her tear*, for they Claus did com e! Santa C la u l did w ere auddcnly til so happy, nnd tt com e! He did, ho did, he d id ! ”—Chi­ was Christmas, for outrtldo faraway ca g o Dally News. b«*lls were ringing. W . FAIN IMPERIAL THEATRE BUILDING I* ' s t i l l t I. I,,t rd I la Free Reading Room ♦ ■CM ro u MDMIUOI (or » . to get for my wife for C h ristm as’ " be aaked of tho shopkeeper. Th« Chrlitmaa Robin. " many p w u .o f England the robin Tk._ °d*ted with Chrtstmsa-tlde. *T»t*’s * J!, ^ ,l,f ,hat on Chrlatm«» ........ 1 W. arr-. .ill th- leaiibtg varieties of Part- Pu-ld irul (turden S*->-d th at have l-is-i i .ii-*| -id k- own to I»* adapted to tl-i* - I at -I i Inni 1r M a '* * » « * S a n fo rd L ib ra ry \ ud **• foe* ■or me! hyuh • " fix up dta ’pobUm E x c e p t y e become as a little child ye sh all in no uisc enter into the jo y °t Christmas time. ................. . Why should bln mother, whom ho loved b o dearly, be made to suffer any lotig«»r than was necessary? * .... r e SEED S N. (i. C. light: e cotnjn' temlght. mammy? Cornin' «»might"' • •n 1 laugh» wld dem all w ’rn dey plan Ut .................... . « ■ * •— ary Wilson & Housholder nil's d* ]».• ib|„B j brah when t tun out Wm SWfORD KIIM.IS Sanford P odge No 62. I and A. M. nnir SOVUT r. GOULD 1 n m n i u t i l r . i l loll O l t II* ■' .imi t Inni \ . brethren HK was a frail lookina little lliiir-.il.ij s ui '. i» Wrii note girl, who had been »• I f sup <• I IV. lor Mill, r t ■r*. « . V\ M. ’ • m ollo i d ■I .Hid » »lo­ tired llow, Monro»- < hnjiicr No I."«. If \ . M. d through II» ft Ceet Meet- «-very second au-1 inutili I'hurscrowd'd with shot-girls like lav m M .e o n 'r II.ill over the lltl|»-ria herself 1 heul 11 \ l-.lt mg I I OllI-.onci - V. -J I olili . I.lsllesalv In order f-T a I K irn atz I I P . T-.!ar mliiiit.- to avoid tin- onni»ti r -t.it.V llig ' I’rn-st of Inn tv mg humans. she t>nu»<-d before a »hop win S em inole t hapter ", Order Pastern Sta dow where an tiq ues iif utl Meet* «-very first and third Tuesday kinds were grouped utlrac- 'll each m onth. Kveryone who has seen lively hiv Star in t h e East are cordially invited There w as little In the to Vi>it this ch ap ter. Alice E Kolihins. Sec'y window to Interest a mite of a girl earning n paltry $0 a week, yet o f - a sodden ln-r I ’ho eniv Pu d g e No 5, K . of I ’ . t-Ve* a m om ent before hd tired lighted excitedly, and Met is second «i d fnurlli T u esdays. u casual o b ser v er might N i at mg k night - al wavs welcome O. J. Miller have noticed how exq u isite­ II M cl.aullll K It and S. (*. C. ly beautiful th e y were The Ured line of her mouth also relaxed, and hopefully sin* Sanford Pudge No. 27. I. t>. (I. p. stepped clo ser to the plate Meet.» i-vi-ry Monday at 7.-IO p. in., glass and p eered for a long, concent rated m om ent at a over Imjieriul Theatre. W. II. Wright ten cnthly of quaint design. J.............. - W M ) . S 'in g *le ta r y W out P AO F S E V E N A Sillier a r a (Euíiím or o. r. w oouR orr H ^d « -■• V" «■ ■* y in t lu o f Jlr u o f TFRNIQHT? « M O R N IN G AN ■ m vy » . m M v * - a ? i^FPWxfi ■ i t t ■«- f «r «I F I -i i • •I J è n i i a r ) , I *» I f». Mentii -? 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I ‘ 1 \ . of ili» e a t g l r of l l r l r l l A S rF inrl'lrr 'I r i p i i f l l a m i M iai al i h r • ■ m n t i m e I y* ill |irra**M in y f in » l » r r t i u n l » • • A d m i n i s t r a t o r , i* T \ «il r a f m l r . «n*l n i f o r i Fietr • i i | i r « i « 4l I ' H e l A p r i i i , A II 1911 J o l l N i » o II I» o N A ' I r m n i s i r a i i v r r ii * r T e i i a m e n l i t S n n e i t t «t f • Fir Fl «I « I r ut l l e l e f i i SrF>nri<4r r . i l r r e i i f d • M 2. I » 20. 1 1 2 1 . I J ¿2 1 1 9 . 2*23 - A T L A N T I C C O A S T LINE TRAINS F* ’ Northbound No. No. No. No No Arrive Leu ve 4:00 P. M. 4:06 P. M. I IK A. M. 1:33 A. M I'» 46 A. M 11 06 A M 2:28 P. M. • 2 42 P. M 8:60 P. M. 92 -n'2 K« KO 2m i No. 91 N o. fk’I. No. 89 No. A& No. 27 Southbound 12:28 P. M . . . 12:38 P M. .2:0(5 A. M.. 2:10 P M 6:36 P M. 2:16 A. M. 2:30 !’ M. �Llíff • };• THE PACK EIGHT SANTO HI) HERALD -- re fh r „DECEMBER 25, 19U ------- nininer for th«* Ladies of the Mac-1 to the Kissimm ee pastors a n d some ♦> ritbees, who has been the interesting local narrow minds constitutes a A B O U T PE O PLE AN D E V E N T S guest of MrI K Johnson left real f.ftoily new »paper They any nothing about a p ap e r. Wednesday for Kansas City, Mo, issirfTl'r on Monday- morning, af0 V t hough when it romes down to fact*, BEING A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS Mr ami Miss Wilkinson will m o­ tor over from D aytona to spen d more o f 'th e work for that edition is 8 ■ - ----------- UP-TO- D A T E - - - - - ■ C hristm as duv with Mrs I’ecil H im , dime on S u n d a y ihtrn is do n e for the Sunday morning paper. Cummunlrnllons for (hi* Column Should bp M arked "Society Kdltor” , or Appetizing, Economical Evidently P astor Russell is get­ ♦ Mrs. C h a p m a n 's four children are t ' Phoned lo Mr». It. A. Terheun. Phone 203 ting On t tie nerves and u n d er the t he guest * i *Í fu- r grami m other. *.. ■ . , , .. . ., . Frtih VrttUtikt fruiti Mrs M M Stewart They will re- 'km of the brethren in Kisa.rnmee. ,,nL w J 1l Ad^ J ® J e n t a U n d e r ( ìrvm* Orertfiw, »jr»j *, Thr Huh tiny ( (ilrni/or j lily decorated for the occasion with tu rn to th eir home at Plant C ity. They evidently do not want opposi- This L!' Heading M ,r I r " n n ” CENTS n n i " r o a 1*urolp«' »lib root« . 5c _ K*i»umaa. «111* THREE jrouni top« .V Tingami***, .1., C hristm as Afternoon: * “ i oil Hie lovely suggestions ol the Tuesday ti<*i and com petition and a n y such Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Turnip*, If itttAfd . , , fie Mamlrrir«*. »L.| Urtati Dihird fie C hristm as Treu urn! exercises for 'C h ris tm a s season. The inevitable opposition published in a news­ Charge 25 Cents. Clr»|wHFruii (.'•rroU. bunchy . , 5c HmiU. di» the prim ary depa rtm en t ut the I ( hrislmus tree in ull the glory of paper places t h a t paper outsid e of I-*rt«-r, r. f,„ M ercer Glee Club Here Bw«*< Potatopa Jhit Yrlluw Yam*, pk , UOc Baptist Tem ple vChristmus day. 3 tinsel and glitter anti the much Sanford citizens will have the op- the pale of real family new spapers (aUltra*. La*. » j Y «How Yam*. ti«j fl l | sought mistletoe wili te m p t the J'irvns, o’clock, It would be interesting to know fmrt unity of hearing the Mercer Irf*h Putâtmo I f i n i n a s , ri,,I Old, pk........... ilOc Miss Frances Chappell's C h ris t­ youthful guests to mirth and glee Univoraj|y {;,ce U u l , iron, M „con> just where a newspaper would get Aput**» Old. b n ........ fl.10 it e v i* . T he long dining room table in all the Gu jn ., BOng an(1 mual,.a | recital its revenue’ if it attem pted ts» follow <» mas party for the younger set. Nrw, pk.......... . 40c U«-n Ilim tw r *». boti 4 to 20c NorLbrfn Tues(Jay nl({hl# Decem bcr 29. the idea of t h e Kissimmee panto s. Boys' Bund concert at the B a p ­ beauty of red and green and white H[i> ■ Onion« King*. will he spread in the spacious hall |tey CltorBO H ym an, pastor of th e A newspaper is published for ull tist Temple. I tod, J B ! b * . I O c HuIIf.»fl ItantlìIkFor S nle— Special B argain on three Yellow. 3 lb*......... 10e fik ^Christmas celebration at the C o n ­ and laden w ith the good things th a t B ||ptlat ch urch ia n ^ „ d u a t e Of t h e classes. It knows and 'it ca n n o t city lots, on French avenue, be­ Spanish, lb............ fic HMlHjnp, lu r I Virmitn* C hristm as brings. A delightful tim e lb.. .............. 20c gregational church S aturday a f te r­ HubbaHvtmi* pk Georgia ' College and is p rom oting knows any difference among its r e a d ­ tween Hth and 9th s tre e ts , faring the Girile. Knob loci! 4f»c II l i d win*, pk is planned hu t th e program of the the program th a t is to he given by ers. It m u st furnish the new* of the noon at 7:30 o'clock. park, e a s t front. Inside lots J450 Every Week Bridge Club will be evening's e v e n ts is being kept n se­ the young m en from his alma m a te r. world to ull people. Otherwise it is ABOUT A ll(»X OK (»KANG» j each, c o r n e r lot JfiOO. T e rm s good. IIOW HOME FOR t’HKLSTMAS M>Y WE r m » ,T, the guests of Mrs. W. I). Holden at cret until the fun begins T he young men from Mercer will not a new spaper, family or o th er- M utt, be s o l d . ' Owner needs the the Sanford, House. give a program replete with gjeo wise. Even th e Kissimmee pastor* m oney. See me ut once. N. H. THE VEG ETA BLE I 'r r tu n a l M e n tio n Tuesday, Dee. 29: club num bers. While for the most yould n o t's u b s c rib e to a daily news- G arner. *• " 3 0 -8 tc • G Si . .M A R K E T Airs, Brownlee's party U> th e Mrs. George H ym an find rhildren part they dim to give a program 'of* paper' condu c te d on the lines th ey •—---------------------------------------------------Junior E ndeavor Society at 8-o'clock. will leave C h ristm a s afternoon for high cluss singing they do not m ake propose. | For Sale— Celery farm a t u barllO iiid -S t.^ W -e st - Social D epart me ht annual hail u tan d ays’ visit to Mrs. H y m a n 's [it e n t i r e l y -of, the classical s ta n d a r d , Supposing, however, that news- gain. 15 acres right in village, 500 Phone 324 W o Deliver ut the Sanford House in the evening. m other at J a s p e r ,- F la . • • * ¡ T h e program will be varied. T h e paper associations turn around and L*et from K. R. siding. C heap and Mercer Glee Club at the B aptist young collegians have notified M r. demand t h a t pupilts hereafter be on easy te rm s . 15 acres all plowed Temple Wednesday, Dee. 30, Fine flowing well. Miss JcsSIe, Huberts will arrive H y m a n th a t th e y have prepared a filled only by men who arc conse­ and irrigated. -The It Suita Me C lub will e n t e r ­ to d a y from W ilm ington, N. C., to special series of selections for th e ir crated and follow the commission The la n d is all fenced a n d ju s t ready F o r R ent— Good seven acre f..nn, tain. b a r n and house, near Beck H u m t o i s t a r t planting. You can make spend C hristm as w th the home trip. which sends th e m to teach a n d to New Year's Eve: folks. thfc. p r j c c .o f thu_hm d fcipfci _____ In coming to Florida th e M cr- preach to . m e n ; Eagles’ aunuul ^mauquuiud^ jj a lL ^ -n t if bargain trtt owner',Tden^ Address “ Corn YV* TTotluj.r. LlW o a "Mrrftrifp rfpfcforh t l i ^ p s p i ' r S rlwirrrl-rlrrfFefiT? 1205 Center St., C a n n ato la.' ear's Day D a y :* Mr. Mrs. S. G. Dickson of covered by u Georgia glee d u b . . ,mi tided men of culture be em p lo y ed 1209 EntU -F ifth St.,, Sanford,- Fla York. Hev, Longwood will spend C hristm as with Particularly is this the first t im e as preachers; suppose th a t n e w s - 1 27-tf J a n u a ry 6 th: their son und d a u g h te r s .in Sanford, th at Mercer bus ever been to Flor- paper* d e m a n d th a t ministers tnFor Sail- Five White W yandotte Congregational annual business For Rent Two big Ida and Sanford people are .fort u n a te variably be m oral, upright, bo ne «t, Re* Packard. R. D. 2. E a s t First stree t. meeting and mforpia! reception Joe D. M M aster T o m Kirk ni Jacksonville in having th e m here. In p a rtic u la rly ■const tent men a n d thut they in v a r i ­ Cockerels. Music D e p a rtm e n t e n te rta in m e n t arrived on M onday to upend t h e Hol­ all of the Florida towns and 'ejtjes ably and w ithout fail aid in all Sl,,n ° n b Coen Cola C om pany at i he im perial. idays with his stm t. Mr*. H H are tn lie found Mercer alumni and thing* (liai ten d In the upbuilding nf For Sale Orange grove at a l ia r-! fnr ,, ( happcll tile glee club boy* will be ac rorded buine und good citizenship; toppo* _ gum. I ' , miles from G eneva. Hu.. roofIla tt, n a royal e u t orturnim nt wherever th e y thaï tlig newspaper* should *..y lo * S u rp ritr l ’<rly the pastors what they should ,,reach • n" w K,* ‘ C.0ft8‘ ‘ «"" at 206 Third St. Mr. B uchanan of Tam pa <.,nu’ up go on their trip Miss Mamie Kate U ilhain wat and what t h e y should teseli and ill1« « r l , o n of Klori‘' u - Also 33 acre on Tuesday for the Huberts* Especially will they be given a th e happy recip enl of a delightful uf rich hum m ock at uaiite place. Rucharían wedding. He re tu rn e d big tlmo while in Sanford. T h e hiw they sh >ul f t uirh it- isn’t it o For Rent T w o furnished a tten tio n on M o n d a y evening, when D a v en p o rt, Adms., Madison, be supposed t h a t newspapers would to Tnm pn W ednesday night. young men will he en tertained in G entlem en preferred. Mr- t; K a num ber of her young friends gave 31-Hip th e homes of Sanford people. While be thought to be highly im p ertin en t, T olar, K07 Magnolia. her an old fashioned surprise “ pound Mr Robert Bly motored over here they will be taken on nntoino- and wouldn’t the ministers be highly p a rty ." T he young people gathered For Sale 53,01)1) buys a line piece from Dcl.atld 1 iir*il«iy and w a* the hfic trip* and g iie n a glimpse of t lie indignant ’ Mu mi Herald. at the home id Mi-* Edna William* ol p ro p e rty in the city paying X per T his and went in one jolly, guy crowd to guest of Mr and Mr*. H |l ( h a j e , country s u rro u n d in g Sanford cent on th e investm ent Address pell at their home on t elery avenue is a splendid opjoirtunity for San­ And Make« Ene m ies. th e home of the honoree. It was a l l o \ IOTI ntV 2!» tí An argument usually shows not ford people to a d le r tH e t Id* section com plete surprise and a mighty nice Mis* M argaret W orsham of Ann » n d a a* th e glee i lull members who ts right, but who Is the sm artest For Kale U linlesule shipping fresh one lor 1 hey , arried such a lot of Good table board .it M (h a rm in g and at are young men from all corners of water listi business, including ti»*h goodies the table fairly groaned u n ­ gust a, Gu , is the •lone*. 206 Park av ••• ■ tractive guest of her sister. Mr* S. E Georgia and it would be a great •ici*, fish limit* and gasoline I.m o be* der I ht» weight of them and there She will 'p e n d file ( hn*< thing t*> liavi- (belli go hack to their W a n te d Brick and corn • also fish house, etc. In q u ire of C. L. n *n t n wa* *o much fun playing game* and Barrett mas vacation in Sanford. respective homes and tell of thp cor­ chim neys, foundation- . t Vincent. 29-tfc romping. It wits with reluctance dial trea tm e n t given them in Hip faction guaranteed \ i the p a rty disbanded and Mamie Houses for sale or rent. J Musson Glldewell, P. t) boi *» Mr and Mrs Julian C a rp e n te r of “ G a to r" s tate Kate deelared »he "wished surprise* Jacksonville will be the Cbri*l mas e A ... , .. . , , Sanford will bp among the H o n d a like th at would happen every d ay." For Sale Hue Paper Shell Pecan Fla. guests of their sister, Mrs. I or rest t , . ,,, j ^ ' 't o w n s that th e Mercer boys will visit Nuts grow n by Fogg & Osteen on Lost on First street ut V1while on their two weeks' trip T h ey their O ak Knoll fruit and jx-can h diam ond necklace ^ Robert»— iJurJtonan will go to Kissimmee W ednesday groves at A ltam onte Springs. Sem­ ward if returned to H.i' 1 At the home ol the bridu’s p a r­ Mr and Mrs Geo A Bnelius of night and to Bartow. T am pa, Lakeinole c o u n ty . Florida. 34 Rp ents. Mr. and Mrs. J C. R oberts, Miss Ethel R oberts and Mr Earnest New York are guests of the Sanford land. Plant City and other towns. For Sale 2,000 stalks green seed They will he in charge ol Prof. B uchanan were united in marriage House cane. M M Stewart, Union uvenu'*. G L. Carver, head of the Biological by Rev, George lly n m n Wednesday 34- Ite Mr. and Mrs. Janie* A T higpen D epartm ent of th e I'nuiveraity. Mr afternoon at hull past two o'clock The house was attra ctiv e ly dec­ of Florence. S. C . are registered a t C arver is president and director of the club It was through his influ­ « « « m 11♦ orated m the ChUHtmus colors, red the Sanford House ♦ o ence th a t the organization was ♦ and green; effectively carried out o Tu Malte You a Customer He had with red hells and quantities o f \ Mr and Mrs. D C Marlow have s ta rte d seven year* ago. ¡ f e are here to is Our Constant Aim! bamboo, ferns, mistletoe und holly. retu rn ed from several days spent been u m em ber of the glee club of serve you mt'i the University of Michigan and h a v ­ For K ent Rooms with board, Following the b ea u tifu l ring cere­ pleasantly in Jacksonville. ing hud considerable experience was See Us anything tn the 3li-lf 703 P a lm e tto . mony an informal reception was held. very desirous lo see a similar club at v Misi Annie H awkins spent th e Before Refreshments were served in the line of print< : For Reni An a pari moni (or light O ur F i c e l l e n t Rteicl, Light Rolls. Going dining room. T he table w:is very day pleasantly M onday with friends Mercer housekeejting. m u priv ate lumie st a t tone') Brown Run*, Fre*h Doughnut s Else­ (if course then* will be some rug lovely with its d a i n t y a p p o in tments, at Oviedo lll.ely joc.ited on | *1 iili< 1 Lake, with Home Made Die*. Cake*. Cook where on tiie program but not a.* much us y o u r bust'.* centered by the handsome wedding privilege of limile lift', houtlllg und ics. Jelly Roll, 1 arts, e c., etc. Mr and Mrs F M !.n\> *d you might th in k and not so "Rugra k e iced in w hite and prettily dee a n d p e r s onal lishing, itine nule» (rotti Sunford, o n 1 l'lu nt City are th e guests of their gtahed" u* you might sec ut u regu­ orafed with red roses. Will Make a Hit 3 inford a n d Trilby ra ilroad, ut sta-.1 use jiiircnis, Mr. a n d Mrs. M. W. Lovell lar vaudeville show. -Thcro will ho T he bride was very a ttra c tiv e in tion. R a te a reasonable. • A ddreas1 for the holidays. If You’ll Pcrrpit round of the ruh, rah, ra h yells for her hundaome going aw ay gown of 7.— 35, S anford. 85-2tc ] L e tte r H e a d s B ill H e a d s the young fellows will surely l»o feel­ brow n cloth, with which was worn , E n v e lo p e s C ards Mr. and Mrs. C laude Locke have ing tike giving vent to the pent up + a blouse of tu n cHormcuno and a For R e n i Severa! nice office energy which th e y have doubtless ^ • returned from u short visit to JackW edding I n v i t atio n s black velvet suitor hut. moni« o v er Yowell's. Knquire N P. accum ulated during the (all term . son vil e P o s te r s o r A n n o u n cem en ts Bakery Mr. and Mrs. Huchunun left on Yowell & C o 32-tf 1 It is going to be a rollicking good the a f te rn o o n ‘tra in for Jacksonville Ol All Kind* 13 M * |n o h s . J! Phon s 188 Miss Elva W atson is the ultrac-1 program ami all Hanford should and the East C oast tor their wed­ For R ent To refined couple, four *♦ ♦ »♦ **♦ ♦ «*««♦ ♦ »♦ «****»•< ding trip U pon their re tu rn they live guest of her brother. Mr George tu rn out and give thi*m a hearty nice rooms. Excellent locution. Ten hearty send off. T h e best quality of work Wut son. will leave im m ediately for Waydollars p e r m onth. N q stunll chil­ The jiersonnel of the c lu b ’ is as at prices that are RKìHT cross where th ey will reside. o o o o o o o o a o o o o o o o o o u o Q o o o o a dren. E n q u i r e R, Herald Office. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Allen of C res­ follows: M any beautiful presents testified 1 3 -tf U. M. Williams, Macon; 3. B. to the popularity of the young cent City are th e holiday guests of Jordon, of G odfrey, Ga.; G. L. C a r­ people. Mrs. B uciinnan is the a t ­ Mrs. W. P. Fields. ver (director); W. L. McClesky, trac tiv e young d a u g h te r of Mr. ahd ----- FOU----a Miss Pearl Tillla of Green Cove Hartwell, Ga.; H. P. Fleming (m a n ­ M rs , J. C. R oberts. T h e groom is Springs is the guest of Mrs. J. C. ager), Carrolltory Peyton Jones, M a­ ntt employee of t h e A. C. L. I BEAMS g con; R. L. C ow urt, Collins; W. B. Out of towji guests f o r .th e wed- Roberts lor the holidays. CHANNELS o Belling field, .WrightsvIUe, Ga,: Paul tllng were Miss Pearl Tlllis of Green ANGLES AM) S Cove Springs and Mr. B uchanan of *Alrs. Sid C a rr a w a y and children Wheeler, W inder, Ga.; N. V. H aw ­ ALL SHAPES ° of F t. Ogden are visiting Mr. and thorne, P lant C ity, Fla.; E. M. T t m p a , a b ro th e r of the gloom. Mrs. C. A. B etts. " * Crawford, C olum bus, Ga.; C. O, .a BOILER PLATE TANK STEEL Ö D uncan, M acon, G a.; C. G. C a m p ­ For the Orphan» STRUCTURAL bell, Bowcrayllle, Ga.; C. 11. Klug, Mr. and Mra. Ja m e s B utier of The Junior Epworth League of the IRON WORK OF o Methodist Sunday school has been Connersvilie, Pa., are the guests of Cnrrollton, Ga.; a n d D. M. Abrams, ALL KINDS Macon. Mm. W. A. Van%B uskirk. engaged In the com mendable occupa­ ♦ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING i: EATMORE FRESH VEGETABLES They are Wholesome, FOR SALE WANTRI) Job J FOR RENT Don’t Dodge i . □ □ □ □ J . L . M iller’s SEND US YOUR ORDERS § tion of filling a box for tho children of thq 'M ethodist Orphanage at En­ terprise. Seventy little hearts will be gladdened and seventy pain of eyes wili sparkle Christmas , morn when the contents of that box,!» distiib u ted among them for there was a gift for every child in the home. It has been ft happy, busy tim e for th e little shoppers so Jovlngly en­ gaged in this work of love and Christ m ss cheer. The boz contains toys and useful articles. Other boxes will go over to the orphanage with fruits, candles and other good things for tbe Chrhrtmiu feast. ”• TVvy " ChrUlmai Parly Miss Francos Chappell will be the charming hostess to nbout tw enty-five girls and boys Christmas night at her home on Celery avenue. guest« are going out In the big .h a y wegon early in the evening and a Jolly Christmas frolic will be en­ joyed, for there is not a more pop­ ular home In Sanford than the Chappell home. The house Is pret- Mr. and Mra. C heeky of A ugusta, Turn It Around Ga., are visiting M t. an d Mra. W. T. A number of Kissimmee pastors Shelly. have gotten together and resoluted tn favor of a "real family newspaper F M f. and Mra. P a tric k B andy r e ­ calculated to aid in the promotion tu rn e d from a sh o rt visit to Jac k s o n ­ of ull things th a t tend to the upville. • . ... 'bullding of. hom e and good citizen­ ship.“ In doing ao they specify aomo Mr. and Mra. J. L, B etts of W ood­ of the things th at, lii their Minds, bury, Ga,, are th e , holudny guests are calculated to make it a real fam ­ of Mr. afid* Mrs. C. A. Betts. ily paper. It m ust not Issue a Sun- • • - *' ***.%.' 4ey-.paperi It* m ust not Insert liqpor Mrs. It.' A, Terheun Will leave t o ­ 'advertislng; It m ust hot print Pasto.* morrow I5r a week’s visit to her old RtlaaelPa sermons. home at'Savannah, Ga. She wilt bo We are to presume, then, that' a the guest of her brother, Mr. Arthur paper which doea not issue a Sunday J. Smith. edition, which does not print liquor advertisements and doea not prin: ^M isa Edith Stewart will leave to ­ Pastor Russell's sermons will com 3 morrow to visit her sister, Mrs. up to specifications and be accept­ Chapman at Plant C ity . Before re­ able to ths K m im m ce p&storn ns a turning to Santord she wijl attend real ftm lly paper. the teachers' convention at K issim ­ T hey aay nothing about the paptr I :3 mee. which refuses-liquor advertising, b it a■ .. delights In giving th e fullest r.ccoiin(0 Dr. E liu b eth Hooper of Port of every callciotia rcrndal In all the.r T hat accorldng Huron, Mich.,’ apúreme medicei ex- dLgu:tir.g dctrJls. 5 TRUSS BODS ° STAY BOLTS GALVANIZED COPPER AND ZINC SHEETS ft a a,V AÌ •*NA OAK CYPRESS ~ MAHOGANY WHITE PINE AND ALL HARD )VOODS LAUNCHES SKIFFS DORIES BUILT TO ORDER BOILERS AND TANKS BUILT TO ORDER s Competent force o f workmen for road work at all times , J. ‘ i % ' V u ' Jz- s.* . t iCKSONVILLE ; FLORI ’ —**"‘rrr —'r A SC EN E FROM “TH E SHEPHERD OF TH E HILLS’ IM PERIAL THEATER, DECEMBER 30th �' Tf> * t THEY ARE COMING TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR FEBRUARY :trd, 4th, 5th and 6th, 1915 1SB EBT H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D 'SEMI-WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS //V S A N F O R D — Life /» W otth l.tvina SAN F i l i l i ) , FLORIDA. TUESDAY. DKt i ..MU LU 2«, l u l l fOtOMK VI m COUNTY FAIR IS PROGRESSING I health e x h ib it w il l b e FBATIHÜ-Alf THE O C C A S IO N Hig Atlrac'lon I onung “ T h e woods and the hills are u part of G od's handiwork From ibis play you may. in -nine measure lee their intluenee My ploy is tinstory of a man who took the trail th a t lea da to the lower ground, und n w om an, and how she found her way to th e higher sunlit flelda." • These are Hurold Hell Wright’s prelim inary remark» regarding his d ra m a tiz a tio n n( his relebrutid n o v ­ el, " T h e Shepherd of the Hill»." for it» second annual engagement. He has written u story o| rough times in th e Ozark», day» before the rom ing of the lallrnad. the period ol hoxkings. house raising*, rough and ready settlem ent of disputes with the lists, laborious farming, highway robberies a n d so on. It is a "red blood'.’ virile play, yet one that h.»x u deep message. It is filled with uniftue characters uiv»L. incidents. SEMINOLE LADIES’ HOUGH IS GUILTY O P P O R T U N I T Y OPINION OF JURY VO 37. John I’ Stokes of I’ensncola. stale attorney lor. the F'irsi Circuit, and Hon. Edwin \\ Davis of Oriundo, formerly of this city und u former state a tto rn e y for this circuit. CALL OF THE SOUTH BRINGS T O U R IST S *" Library is Moving (¡HAND T R I P TO T H E GAS- THE FAMOUS LAKE COUNTY EVERY U U Z Z A R I) T H A T T lie Sanford Library is firing CASE HAS ENDED PARILLA CARNIVAL WITH SWEEPS T n E NORTH moved t o d a y from the building in AT LAST EXPEN SE S PAID the Imperial T hea tre to the Allied ADDS TO THE LIST ( lub building on Dak avenue, where Ocala, Dec. 23 iSpecial¿-—Whiter «* thg—Wuiuu.n'u Q u h . n m i lfri* Library "TTTc Tull of the" S outh to the ten d a y s ' legal battle by some of the will share the sam e building. — T h B W inter T o u ris t" is clearly set forth ablest utlo in e y s in Florida, the will give th e Library more room in an article.in a recent issue of the iiough m urder case, whtoh hut* now anil it is hoped th a t the donations M anufacturer's Record. Aside from become famous and which has been of luniks will increase this year and comparing the season nj It is in tho trirtt'frrr-i he fourth time went to t lie tn the m-w building the Sanford north and w ist, and the winter» here; jury last night at 9:12 o'clock! At Library will become the large insti­ where there is no snow and littlo II o'clock the jury had not reached tution th at its good wqrk bus In- cold, it points out tho way in which a decision, so were, locked up for th e Hured. T h e Library is one of our many of the tourista become heavy night. When court re-convened this best institutions nml all, th a t the Investor» In th e state. This shows, (Christm as) /horning the jury J.ibrury lacked in the pant hus been on its face, th n t the natural resources brought in u verdict of m urder in the- room for books and ta b le ) and of th e stato aru easily recognizable, . .re a d e r s - t o - -.«»jay- n • tft»ier|r * TM* rtrffrfT rtNrr* W ’ XfVmirfc- f K U i aiUuiul -ÄiuUfl4fUiU*Ury...;LU^ . -dw*K-»yi*uh .^vwtipfti ,4*. hour each day. tu re r’s Record is as follows: . . . . 1 ’of her expenst*»" will he paid by the lion to th e m mercy ercy of the courY. the play wns made has held the ree-, Tfle c linea bus Ite cotti e «me ni thè [«•pole the best interest» o f th e ord for five years 41 th e leading G..Hp;.rilla and the suect-ssful young" E v e ry blizzard thnt sweeps lady will have th e honor of being cause» celebre ni Florida, bc«-au«»M asons. Attention ! across the plains of tho west o r stalls Ir»ir.* • * "best seller." is ample proof that it list all a tut n of o tli cent Will t,e held rili|roil(| lriuni, in , h„ gnQW ,,,o r k . Ssce'lhe ladle» huve been invited is w fiat t fie oublie wants, and the placed, with eleven other young thè prboi.er Imd thn-e tiin*-s pre•it » P. i», m in viously been |i|aced upon trial for rh u rsd a y , Dec. :ll ades of New England and Colorado Jl»ukf part in the Seminole C o unty piny has prtA-en to lie one n| the Indies of the different counties ti|H>n Flesse note chungo in the hour t h e mo*.t beautiful float to be seen his life ami oti eacli occnsion a mi»whistles with its driving fury Go Ifiir they have also gone to work most successful dramatic olfereings Ml Hllle lai-lgi- Masons r- |»->rt .it S m i t h " in t fie Gusparilla parade, one «le- trial lia« r- ult«-«l, bi-e;,u»«« ita jurorEvery oragne Wee. every Jiitk a »ill Mr*. J. Dickin». last season voti--! t'i -! p i - -, nf t f ' e v i r i o n s w«re un. . l i . t.i iitll-i agre«’ Oli I be | ') ■' It..Il ut tin- above hour grapefruit grove yea. every pine of fdiiriidy and prx-ddent of the A d \ u n o - -.ab- ai 1 tulip« -i’ .ig .i.ir it v urdi-r of W M ¡ 'oi l i it» i'f S i " tli Fìor nl u She gU'Il or it i o.i ......... . ili»licrllM'-i lh<»out1 ,.* it send« forth its per* IfcBin'i Club ..( Sanford says th at o L T A Y L O R, .»•Il . |»«i h.,vc » i - f i a t t e n t i o n s h o w n D ii Jt-'.. 1 f • J 2. Allo ;t \ . H'-agii. fume, every mocking bird, t h a t sings (through it* varum« depurtinent» they Secretary, in r during the live days ol festivity thè uctu.ncd, alni hi» young wife, its love song— sertds forth it call: to havi one ol the very in* Uosa, with tlieir live childrofx. were in Tam pit. "Com e S outh.?’ The ever swelling Uratini exhibits and hopes to give rrslding in thè viliage of Clrq-moiit, chorus is heard by an ever increasing In order to secure funds, with Iu effective allowing of th e work it audience. With .......... ar they listen which to advertise the carnival und in Ia;ke county. \YJ,ile Mn-Vf io ugli III doing. A special effort has been waa sittin g .it thè sevving t i m l m i i to tin* roar of th e wintry blast and scut li Florida in th e leading new s­ 1jiff and sanctioned to give u health I Ile hu-b. d . : -I tallier .i|-|i(v-a. hed shiver a* tin* luting cold touches p a p e r « of I lie » .tt,wnd i . a ' i o n t he lolibit that »ill he ol general Interevery weak *p»>t. with t In- o th e r ear let ind has been secured, as th e f«d- THE S H O U T 11( >1.1 DAY KK>1 < •t i i v . i l A s s oc i at i o n ha- p l a c e d oil frolli t l o r. . r and lired live »hot« tu tlu v cat. fi tin- nuisii- ..( all n atu re !-• t In •U«,t ri-I« o f elect r-i gold p ' at c - l t Ile Itoli;, ol ' 1« w.(e r e , idi mg III lo-r ]Itwisg letter front Dr. Joseph Y ( . I VES STATESMEN ,i imme-li. [ftrtff explains. M\W REI ( ) RDS li U O K E N n- .1 >ing« .« «..ug of joy ini he b u o y ­ For -' ti » .-« K > pfiot IO ! I Ut MOKE HUE ATI I ancy "f lb.- youth lh..t comes from tli. ill.» .Jachsonv ill* Fla . I >•••• 2'i. I'• 1 I ALL n \ ER T H E COI NTRY fort un.it trag. dy Mr limigli liud drinking m tin- southern air, more l » . « 1 t > M I l.lt!l|DI < M i the • -li M l H* Henry II \i irk«. Sanford, Ha. been Ir- , .. il ^ i-iu lg ln g in I■.iu**r « life giving that the famed spring for , -»t ht r 1 ln*M * :* r• * 1 •••! i ^ * 0 1 1 i i n t hi Wasflingt.Mi, lb >. hut mf * 1 \ E S T E R D A Y Uy Dear Sir I am in receipt Mr» Il n 1 g .v e Inni r.• uml.-r whi- ti Fon- 1* <|e faun searched III • w. * f X * • • 1 1 t nl-livg 1 ....... .. ’-. t h und Riqir.-si-nt. t.v.-.r* 1 --. ■ III your letter <>( Dee 21th and in stand «I - a».ubi no longer poi up « IÎ l/i V » .Itili tulli l-t X i-itiir« mid t Intb.In-r«tmi.iy getting r.-.i *1.. !•-r Washington. Dec. 28 —T he colti vain. He found not th a t for which »mplunn- with your rt-qUesl will with hi* drinking lo pxci*s*. Tfi.! yoiuiK lady selling the large«! nurtisession uftcr tin* short recess With 1 MV.ti at gripped tin- «ti XI11t r N today. lie looked b. - ail«.* lie realized not »ike til necessary urrangiwnents for -lay of t i . I omicide t la y -tot i • t • !.. : ..f .. -i 11 - i h . . 1.* . -Ml! 1... V. • ail-lug •»•- o r*I breaking tem p eratu res that tin- very mr be breated was th e | tkipment of mir exhibit to Sanford their r. tu rn <-x 1-!....... - ■ ! tiI - " . o r ol r- |-r*-*i ni n.g t l i a t n i i t n - .-ut br.-akta t nor dititu-r tog.-tiu-r. •it many pince» from tin- Mississippi >• utli perpetuating fountain of eterlieglli to u ppi’at oti i-ot ti Bitle.« of II . I hr display during th e S.-iittiinle stime unplr .-ani words baVing b.-eu 1' J j r i ' c r to tin- Atlanti.- const was mod mil joy to generation after generation Cossly Fair on February ¡1, 4, 5. •> capitol unii I lem-1- rat i<- 1--.ider« ar- tv d u f i t i g t h è t ' a r i o v a l . w l i i i l i w d ! pnssed t..-f v. i-i-n them t i v a l l i i e N e w I •rb-ult'- a n d M o b ile "As the men and women of the still determ ini d to expedite tile pu» jeriitmg tonight and gradually rising | af next year The | ri..... litio» coiiti-nd.-d tfiat) M u r i l i t i r a « ■ e l il ir a t intis iti l»r t i ­ north and west look out u|>on the s a g e o f all necessary legislation «o a« j t .-niperal tir«-' were |ir.-dn ted for t o ­ The exhibit material will be fur fi ¿i ri < '. . a m i b e t Ile gri-lltest «oi'l ul ujKin b-arutng tfiat fu» wife wotihl ini ni. irrsiw i*.t.ound r.-gtons w ti.-r«- life is hard to avoid an extra »••« m -* i I afte ; Mar llbled without mst und t r a n s p o r ta ­ pnt tip wttli bis drunk.-n | ••vi ij t ••! F !**i i*l • l i«i««r\ . l f i o s i - Imiger la ir weatl-.-r w a* predi, ted. with and «tillering for muuy months se­ tion charct-* »ill be paid by this ol It II if- - It lllg ITi ,-f i * • r t t'i- e o li! *•»! fo r sprees IL- igh becunn- i-tirage.l an-T the exception of snow tln .ro s m tin­ vere. their thought» turn longingly I'ra* t ;oa11 v .ui - ’ . •. I iff. but it »ill be necessary for you 1inili.dlal.-ly tile tirent l.ak*- stute« and ruin ill to thui ot her picture w here outsoor > « m i o l e r o l l i tv 1-1 r e f iu e s tid to resolvt-d tu ktll ber It» lurnish space, lights and the »cr- t h e Session i» j e t t-> be a- ci»Inpllsfled after Ilo- killing 11o u g ii w a» arresti-d a l l o n t fui l i t o f o l f i l i 11 1-r u b i life i» |Missible amid tfu- “ lull rockFlorida ncel ol one man to assist our refire- On t h e limisi- sub* r a p i d progress 1 nnd coniti • .1 tu thè l.ak. .utility jail rthbed | itteA, with tht-ir waving t m i r e for Hi«t r u i tin ti» a m i con»» l o r T h e lowest t e m p e r a t u r e r e p o r t e d Il*:tltlvr in tin' i n s t a l l a t i o n of tin- lias liegun t o be m a d e in c l ea ri n g u p , * 1 ut lavar.-- frolli w lieti.-e fu- w a» re plume» and llu-ir life invigorating > 1 . w i t i mi t i . I t u t e d .--laica to.l-iy wu« I exhibit a p p r o p r i a t i m i bill- a n d a few gen Ilio Vrii t o t il. Muri. MI l.iuilt) Jet il. I .12 dcgrccs bx-olw zero nt N o r th lle ld . " ,lor- " r "range gru ve» w h ose budI tie IIi!l«l»>r<>ugli County Hoard er al m«-uM.fv«. but t in tin« i n a t e in Tkt rem pli-te t-alii lut will require Orala to averi a threutened lynch- Ycrmont bliwsxnns fili th è air w ith tiu-ir of < .unity t ommi'M-in.-r-*, the Tuina d d i t i o n t o tins u p p l y m e a s u r e t h e |bf proper ilisplay about seventy ing W liner had seize d th è c o u n tr y latri unte ns th e y e b a n o t h è b u r fret of ».,|| space Sind at l e a s t '-''Dr.- adm in istratio n l e g i s l a t i v e pro pn It..ard of I ra-t. aii.b T.illlpu Heal lieti lite rase c im e on for truil cast of t h è M ississipp i ri ver t o d a y . W " i,h ,h r ir b e a u t y w Itile t h è rich Fiatate Hoard are also preparing for grain remullís to tndisposed of Itxo hundred square feet of lloor thè >:i»e w ns referred to Citrus . oun-till burdens tin- tree, Itpitt, though if necessary it may be There tfi-- im m igration bill is the un- an exhibit of S outh Florida products ty -<i mot ioti of lite d.-fondant « ut «etting in-w .-uhi w.-ai tu r record» for y *'Ihiw frott and to them there come.» un irre ­ I le. etuli. r ni itiuny piace» and drivon the court lion-» ilare t.t latti finhfb-d l uMni-'s with prospeit» .1 a ossdrd intq a slightly smaller torti-ys. Ih-ciivis«- It was ulleged tliat m g temperi)! tire« lielow zero in New sistible de«lre- tn »tart on tin- s m i t h ennt inuat ion of (lie light against pa w lu, II will be free of all expense, |«DC*fu- --.ubi noi seeure »i-curi- a fair trial tru.l in I t-k Ia'- -1 ir • !-id i . g N - w N «ri W .*»t war I j<- t u . -, ubi not *smiii .‘ pr- f.-r tin* Kindly let me hear from you def- t fie meneur. I..---:i.,».- of t i n lit.-ra- v ali.l »-n- .n , X• ."lb--It opport unit y o-.*.' V on a ........I-.* . ! ’ *.- • ga.t i.» I I • t . 1 tinI arolm us \ l-, lil . M e* . Filli..|» \ - - r t II i .. i \V .. *f * •». r. -• ir • « »»I I ti | tz:t»ly si your earln -t -•onvi-nf^nei- t.-et prov l»|o * -I t lu- - •••- {*1. tn * ‘ <r.I >r g or the b».h i * air of tin- «and lilll Mi -oiiri I n » i, W i. . . » > Mi n , tim :-. .t.i.it (i.n on.visitor«. I Fresi.tel.I ||-.. I - r ;• truly your». I - - .-«■ w t nr- <■ 11 -n t • - o l .» and N o titi D a k o ta I tu region ol l i . • »tat.-« and tfx-orgtu. a l ........ . ■v|.. I. -I to v .»it l a III |.a Iller.il -. I • ' a I t J t o F I 'l l ^ I'W R TER. t itt i» .m in ty resulting in t lite, mi­ I lurida pe nj^in u Iu was pr.Kt leuily l Ile Some select tin- Land of F low ers, d uring t In. elobrnt... 11 i ■nt i<»n Illinois lia- . i n n . u r n - .-d bi« M a t e Health Dtlii-er. , Tile lloat and t h e free exhibit will tri»!--. The libi of i'llIzeIts of Citrus only regimi eu»t of th è great vulley where to the true lover of • n a t u r e A Utter is m the hands of this t0 “ ff1*1, a m en d m e n t to strike out county available for jury duty h a v - K ^ |mrtt|MM, , M)|,, T he ’«"ery prospect please*,’ because it is Demo­ give Seminole c o u n ty un excellent mg been exhausted at the three trials | | h a , I«manu* from Mr. William A. Mc- th e prdvision altogether. Floran y th in * seen elsew here; Ese, commissioner D e p artm en t of cratic atul Republican senators alike o p p o rtu n ity tu adve rtise with li* tlo mentioned, the cuse was referred to love t lie harm« of the Gulf idu hardly n o t i c e d III.- e h a n g e in expense, and Tile Herald hopes t bn I Agriculture, promising Ids sufiport. who fnVor t h e measur.- b e l i e v e that Ma r , mi c o m i t y lor t he (mirti- trial <>f U abaina and Mississippi t .-in i»-r..t uri-, a« t h e t hern»» m e t e r di d I fuvuling ludi.-» of the county »ill tlopl. ltd if possible to give lectures will i f "U‘*h *»» am endm ent I I. I.ige \S S llllllo. k of tin.' utli.-r report -,,,d Lom-tana and Texas; some tfitnk not full a« fa«t as tin I ft* filler ih r llil«Tr«*t | rV^ it would eau*** t he d. I.-at *o; also ‘Professor F H. Rolfs. cult . t hat <| ti., i r. t ai t i-ii-r picturx-s ue pr-'-ti. ti -l I'd III F»f Tin* su p p ly nteusur.-» laI&trtor of the Ex|H-riment St ut ton. I 1., .t.-f.-ndunt t h r o u g h in« pleasiir. loving N'i-w lit lean« hit» no < .ill ;it Fhi* )|era!<! Rlliiv ut «mr* (rlißtSville has been asked to give r,k’lu ” • W!»>‘. ,*n ‘l <* l-* •»« tl«-\*-*l 11 v• .--I . i l t i i r t nys ti.x« mad- . Yow.-ll Mlri1 -t-d« .Near» -pu.-rtor -"tn.- think that far ill ti .1 j»« • .t t n ? h. . tf t « wt »«uri ;• roopermi.in and to *he im m igration un-a-ur. 1,t. . ..r tight f..r hi.« liberty i v-iy and i* Is ee txnpeo. te.l’ ted to Kissimmee Dec. 2!) I* Fi. Texas 1» t«> be found attractions noIttUnd or send .me of the Frofessors displaced i*y th e District • st one has been turned t o firing .iixmi Yow.-il re.eived 202 votes of the :!(»* * her.- surpassed i It m utters not Mn s on i r l o d g e o f S orr ow |ite Ifcturc* ut the F’alr. *’•“ a p p ro p riu tio n lull. til» .i><|tll(till and every art ol t i e V..1..S ..-st in th e first precinct at 1 1„- « here they go in this fuv«ire«l land. In the house, it is n»t believed (In.- of t h e m o s t b e a u t i f u l cere- legal |.|..fl-n»ion hus been brought i n ­ Democratic prim ury field in Kis- *u lu >-tf “ they come south and find Th* foreign e xhibits are coming in holy and much good is expected to th a t m uch progress will fu- made m„ m e» *-v.-r witnessed by u S anford to piny on Ins behalf, and every­ simmee t<t n o m i n a t e , a man to fill nil their anticipations realized. Their dtrivtd from them . T h e M etro- during thu week because o f pro»- a u , l i e n e e was t hut of the Masonic thing th a t Tnoney nnd brain» could th.* unexpired ti-rm of W. J. Scars coming is a blessing to them and to wEtxn Life Insurance Co. nino th e P^rts of a luck of u fillorini) until I^idgi- i>f Sorrows given by th e do for a man Mtuuted as Mr. Hough a* »puerintendent of public instrue- tlu> nation, ns well as to the s o u th . Nt» York Life Insurance Co. were after New Y’e u r ’s Day. T h e |xi»t- S anford Lodge on S unday afternoon was situated was done for him tfnn for Osceolu county. This pre­ Through this intermingling of peOpIo It i« claimed nt the trial fo the cinct includes Kissimmee nnd is th e from all sections comes 11 clpser the first to apply for spncc. olllco app ro p riatio n hill is pending in l tie lodge room s. Tile ceremony comP«nifs furnish a booth in with general debate on it completed was witnessed by Masons and th eir homicide Hough was insane and l>»-- largest in tile county. H«* led hII acquaintanceship, a broader nutionul nxture of a rest room, with an and it now uwaits rating for amend­ families only on account of the lim ­ cau»e of m ental derangement u..» other precincts also except 'h e luurth spirit and a keener realization q( th e not legally responsible for ins act m where J. W. P rentis (rolled the larg­ oneness of the whole land, where t o .»dint In charge, nlso a trained m ent, W ith this measure disposed ited rapacity of th e hall. of, tho In d ia n , th e legislative, exccTo support tins est vote. While this is not the of- arbitrary lines divide differing n a tio n ,*nd u very instructive and inT h e hall was fittingly draped for killing his wife. ■WHlinf. tivc and judicial and th e rivers and tlie occasion using crape in profu­ plea the history of the Hough family official count, th e m any friends of alities one from th e other as in w a rj harbors bill wilt be tak en up. sion, and a catafalque in blnck be­ for generations, nnW the persona Mr. Y’owell are confident th a t he cUrsed Europe. As the south is th e ^ , r * i u»t » few of th e things himself will h<- app o in ted to the position. The a g ric u ltu ral ap propriation bill ing a roiigiil in th e center of th e history of Albert V Hnug nation’s greatest asset w hen mea i* undertaken so " L e t every enhas t.ccn tine-combed and every fact carrying J22.627.712, already has hall covered by a black canopy. ured tiy its limitless resources for n a ­ » .**n *nt- morul a n d material for generations, and the personal co m pleted. Tom orrow the tional enrichm ent, so this w in ter Prisoner» arc Grateful rvrn to thfi venture, which will been T h e regular cerem ony was c a r­ hist.-ry of Albert V. iloug lums.-lf sub-com m itteo of the house naval tourist business is one of thu s o u t h ’* Sanford, Fla., Dec. 26, 1914. ried o u \ in its e n tire ty by the of­ » b»|B ^ ,’*rve t0 »dveftlse Seminole as been fine-combed nml every fac affairs c o m m itte e will aguin consider Dear F'ditor Fleuse give space in greatest assets, from whatever viewficer* of the lodge. Mr. A. C. M a r­ nastl f r. *nd wido u the b c ,t th e naval ap p ro p ria tio n bill. Later or circumstances of an unucaunl your paper for a card of-th an k s thnt jioint it may be studied. T he s p le n ­ norid," u ,nchM ,n the Mat0 of it will be considered by the full com­ tin, one of the first Mnsters of th e character lias been laid before tIn­ the prisoners of Seminole C ou n ty did resort hotels th a t add to th e lodge was present and made a short jury as evidence to show that Mr. jail would be glad to give to the wealth of the whole south are m ade mittee. interesting address t h a t waa t h o r ­ Hough was insane. high sheriff. Mr. C. M. Hand, who possible only by this winter tide of oughly enjoyed. A Musical T re at T-> su p p o rt..tfle defendant’s pica furnished on C h ristm as d a y ' s crate travel. 1 Family G athering T he thousands thu* e m ­ is expected t h a t the Lodge of (our physicians and alienists of prom ­ ployed and the great home m nrket C apt. a n d Mr*. M . \C. Lovell hsd of soda water, and Mr. L. C. W il­ w . M r l ^ D* p *r t m , n t 01 t b * S orrow will ho m ade an ann u a l inence and re p u ta tio n were brought thus created, th e vast railroad t r a f ­ •leal trsst ° Ubg ,n n o u n c e the m u * a family gath erin g at their home on event in the future, although this is forward. All swearing th a t, in their liamson, the jailor also gave to th e fic connected w ith this busincas aro be » at the l i * '! ! ^ nL ° " jB nu‘ r y iC h rU tm a a " D a y . *11 th e children the first time it has been carried o u t opinion, th e accused was insane at prisoner* a large q u a n tity of fruit i mi pi teTr iTa la T h e a tre . Ti nh ec | in* i „ „ present except W w .alter t t« » who x»h. but a very small p a r t of the value of Pfor »m« •w is and nuts, which he is one of th e by t h e Sanford Lodge. the time ho. killed his wife. best there Is in Florida. All of th e the tourist to the south. T he t o u r ­ * Wd »» I n d t i r S r a i l r o a d i n g in th e west. A fine Those taking p a r t in the cere­ Through th e several trials of tin- prisoners are very proud of th e ist i s ' more t h a n a mere traveler for tan* wkon IndIil" . «*fI ,n «»five COB* | C hristm as d in n er waa enjoyed and •«•»• «no m ony were: • case in L ake and C i f t u s counties high sheriff of Seminole C ounty, Mr. health or pleasure, more th a n a lib­ *W modern ,i.* n * | , v® , o n KB,i t h e family to o k pleasure in being the stjHe relied upon Dr. Ralph I. C. M. Hand, his deputy. Mr. W. C. eral money spender. He is a co u n ­ F. L. Miller. W. M. fflvta by «eVtr>1anJ e?1 *l,° be.tonc* more gathered b en e ath the Green, chief physician of, the Florida Williamson and his jailor, who have tr y upbuilder. Henry M. F’lngler lB<f the *ntir e * DOI1,!rn BJtiBtB! parental roof tree. Those present C. J. Rumph, Senior W arden; S. Insane Asylum, who "testified that nil men to care for all classes of was a tourist and because of t at G. K nnedy, Junior, Wnrdcn; O. J. lBi varied enn../»,r*m W . be ,arg®! wer® Mr< a n d Mr>- F * Lovell of *B*l*«ce. p Uf? g | h 10 p,e“ * tb e l P lant City, Vail Lovell of Atlsnts. Miller. Senior Deucon; D. D. C ald ­ Hough is sune. men. yet his patience never seems fact he finally Bpent more th a n $60.The state also put up Dr H F worried. 000,000 in F'iorida. F«-w o th ers *11 W given th Cf BnnouncemAnt* ; Mr. and Mr». Geo. P. Lovell of this well, Junior Deacon; J. F. Knrnutz, Hut there is one thing 1 am sorry could kgend so much, but thousand» “ nd Bnd Mr. and Mrs. D. C. M .r- Senior Steward; H a rry Pilkington, Walt of this city and-on f he stand, iowo of this city and M aster Lovell Ju n io r Steward; F’. P. F’orster, C h a p ­ who in all im p o rta n t particulars cor­ to say, th at of all the p re a c h e rs ‘of have in th e aggregate spent m uuy w« On. date’ jB n u»ry flth 01 Splendid w in ter a n d little D o ro th y Rose Lovell. )«t one we.t, 7 ......... y lain; Ed. Diggers, T y le r; L. P. Me- roborated t h e statem en ts of Dr. the town of S anford of both races times as m uch. PUee . m c rotn tom orrow and Culler and R. A. N e w m a n ,’ Ushers; Green. not one has Been to th e county jail homes, beautiful grounds, nctlvc * ul be the Imperial The»bt. W. A. Parr, J. Musson, Felix F rank, The ‘ defense was represented by in the l a s t eight m onths to speak a work of upbuilding, heavy in v e s t­ T h an k s * an d W. T. Wheeless, Guards. I would m ents in a wide variety of e n t e r ­ Cary D. Landis of DcLand, formerly word of encouragem ent. We wish- to th a n k all tho kind th e preachers of Sanford would read prises are a few. of the easily seen state atto rn e y for the Seventh Dis­ T h o se furnishing th e music were: da.nc* 0n N ,w Year's friends who rem em bered th e postevidence* t h a t . h a v e marked th e tra il St. M atthew 2 6th chapter. trict and Hon. R aym ond U. Bullock office em ployes so generously with- Mrs. Claude Herndon, organist; Mes' ^ *T,0U » U Í0fÍ V 1 WU1 h* °n*and oi of tho tourist a rm y wherever it has cf t hi* city. -x Y ours for tjie right, * * . th*1*1 ««won. Como d am es Morgan, M ettin g er and Fox, C hristm as cheer. y®ur»eW. marched th ro u g h th e land." The s ta te was represented by Hon. C H A R L I E P. R H O D E S . 'M essrs. Becker a n d Harro id. T H E POSTM ASTER. Henry B. M a ^ 2A._«liri’ctor for the Serai nolo County 5 L _ h,fh «ill be held In the beauof Sanford Fob. 3, 4, 5 rind he never »aw a city li-thicN J !r hail been given such ‘ittiimouA* support that has been 1«tended to Him from the comL i i , of Seminole county und the * « of Sanford. Practically every man and many not inter­ i m in any business have put their l-ualdfr to the wheel and a r d U p o n u, TODAY FOR SESSION '»tttmbesth^ of the c,ty Bbou*d Through nn arrangement made w ith the Gaspurilia C a r n i u J — liu«ociation, composed of the leading business and s o c i e t y men of T am p a , T h e Herald is enabled to in a u g u r­ a te an interesting contest by w liicb tfi*' young ladies of Seminole county will have the o p p o rtu n ity to repre­ sent the county, ire*» of all expense, a t Tam pa d u rin g the next Guspnrilla Carnival, the dates of which are February 12 to 1 6 ,, inclusive! -jfl COLDEST WAVE OF THE SEASON '. i. H . .Æ 1 ti m ■ ■ />tdl - ‘ '-ftfll •Ç__ •H 7 9 Tt � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1914 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 25, 1914 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 25, 1914. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 25, 1914; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f07e80a4aa7986ab103ea47057d9d7f3.pdf 082c1084e8fcfacd9e1bbc58f7f34239 PDF Text Text L líff • };• refhr THE SANTO HI) HERALD PACK E IG H T „DECEMBER 25, 19U ------- -- nininer for th«* Ladies of the Mac-1 to the Kissimmee pastors and some ♦> ritbees, who has been the interesting local narrow minds constitutes a guest of MrI K Johnson left real f.ftoily new »paper They any nothing about a paper. Wednesday for Kansas City, Mo, issirfTl'r on Monday- morning, af0 V t hough when it romes down to fact*, BEING A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS Mr ami Miss Wilkinson will mo­ tor over from Daytona to spend more of'the work for that edition is ■ - ---------UP-TO-DATE- - - - - ■ Christmas duv with Mrs I’ ecil Him, dime on Sunday ihtrn is done for the Sunday morning paper. Cummunlrnllons for (hi* Column Should bp Marked "Society Kdltor” , or Evidently Pastor Russell is get­ ♦ Mrs. Chapman's four children are t ' Phoned lo Mr». It. A. Terheun. Phone 203 ting On t tie nerves and under the t he guest * i *Í fu- r grami mother. * .. ■ . , , .. . ., . F r tih V rt tU t ik t fruiti Mrs M M Stewart They will re- 'km of the brethren in Kisa.rnmee. ,,nL w J1l Ad^ J ® J e nta Under ( ìrvm* Orertfiw, »jr»j *, Thr Huh tiny ( (ilrni/or j lily decorated for the occasion with turn to their home at Plant City. They evidently do not want opposi- This L!' Heading M ,r Ir" n n ” CENTS n n i " r o a 1*urolp«' »lib root« .5c _ K*i»umaa. «111* THREE jrouni top« .V Tingami***, .1., Christmas Afternoon: * “ i oil Hie lovely suggestions ol the Tuesday ti<*i and competition and any such Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Turnip*, If itttAfd . , , fie Mamlrrir«*. »L.| Urtati Dihird fie Christmas Treu urn! exercises for 'Christmas season. The inevitable opposition published in a news­ Clr»|wHFruii Charge 25 Cents. (.'•rroU. bunchy . , 5c HmiU. di» the primary department ut the I ( hrislmus tree in ull the glory of paper places that paper outside of I-*rt«-r, r. f,„ Mercer Glee Club Here Bw«*< Potatopa Yrlluw Yam*, pk , UOc Jhit Baptist Temple vChristmus day. 3 tinsel and glitter anti the much Sanford citizens will have the op- the pale of real family newspapers (aUltra*. La*. » j Y «How Yam *. ti«j fl l| sought mistletoe wili tempt the fmrt unity of hearing the Mercer J'irvns, o’clock, It would be interesting to know I rf*h Putâtmo Ifin in as, ri,,I Old, p k ........... ilOc Miss Frances Chappell's Christ­ youthful guests to mirth and glee Univoraj|y { ; ,ce U u l, iron, M „ con> just where a newspaper would get Aput**» Old. b n ........ f l .10 itevi*. The long dining room table in all the Gu jn ., BOng an(1 mual,.a| recital its revenue’ if it attempted ts» follow <» mas party for the younger set. Nrw, pk......... . 40c U«-n Ilim tw r *». boti 4to 20c NorLbrfn Tues(Jay nl({hl# Decembcr 29. the idea of the Kissimmee panto s. Boys' Bund concert at the Bap­ beauty of red and green and white H[i>■ Onion« King*. will he spread in the spacious hall |tey CltorBO Hyman, pastor of the A newspaper is published for ull tist Temple. I tod, JB ! b * . I Oc HuIIf.»fl ItantlìIkFor Snle— Special Bargain on three Yellow. 3 lb*....... 10e MlHjnp, fik ^Christmas celebration at the Con­ and laden with the good things that B||ptlat church ia n ^„duate Of the classes. It knows and 'it cannot city lots, on French avenue, be­ Spanish, lb........... fic Hlur I Virmitn* Christmas brings. A delightful time lb.. .............. 20c gregational church Saturday after­ HubbaHvtmi* pk Georgia ' College and is promoting knows any difference among its read­ tween Hth and 9th streets, faring the Girile. Knob loci! 4f»c II lid win*, pk is planned hut the program of the the program that is to he given by ers. It must furnish the new* of the noon at 7:30 o'clock. park, east front. Inside lots J450 Every Week Bridge Club will be evening's events is being kept n se­ the young men from his alma mater. world to ull people. Otherwise it is W ABOUT A ll(»X OK ( » K A N G » j each, corner lot JfiOO. Terms good. IIO HOME FOR t’HKLSTMAS M>Y WE r m » ,T, the guests of Mrs. W. I). Holden at cret until the fun begins The young men from Mercer will not a newspaper, family or other- Mutt, be s o ld .' Owner needs the the Sanford, House. give a program replete with gjeo wise. Even the Kissimmee pastor* money. See me ut once. N. H. THE VEGETABLE I'rrtunal Mention Tuesday, Dee. 29: club numbers. While for the most yould not'subscribe to a daily news- Garner. *• " 3 0 -8 tc• GSi . .M A R K E T Airs, Brownlee's party U> the Mrs. George Hyman find rhildren part they dim to give a program'of* paper' conducted on the lines they •—------- --------------------------------------Junior Endeavor Society at 8-o'clock. will leave Christmas afternoon for high cluss singing they do not make propose. | For Sale— Celery farm at u barllO iiid -S t .^ W -e s t - Social Depart me ht annual hail u tan days’ visit to Mrs. Hyman's [it entirely-of, the classical standard, Supposing, however, that news- gain. 15 acres right in village, 500 Phone 3 24 W o Deliver ut the Sanford House in the evening. mother at Jasper,-Fla. • •* ¡T h e program will be varied. The paper associations turn around and L*et from K. R. siding. Cheap and Mercer Glee Club at the Baptist young collegians have notified Mr. demand that pupilts hereafter be on easy terms. 15 acres all plowed Temple Wednesday, Dee. 30, Fine flowing well. Miss JcsSIe, Huberts will arrive Hyman that they have prepared a filled only by men who arc conse­ and irrigated. -The It Suita Me Club will enter­ today from Wilmington, N. C., to special series of selections for their crated and follow the commission The land is all fenced and just ready For Rent— Good seven acre f..nn, tain. barn and house, near Beck Humtoistart planting. You can make spend Christmas w th the home trip. which sends them to teach and to New Year's Eve: folks. thfc. p rjcc.of thu_hmd fcipfci ______ In coming to Florida the Mcr- preach to . men; Eagles’ aunuul ^mauquuiud^ jja lL ^ -nt if bargain trtt owner',Tden^ Address “ Corn YV* TTotluj.r. LlW o a "Mrrftrifp rfpfcforh tli^pspi'rS rlwirrrl-rlrrfFefiT? Day 1205 Center St., Cannatola.' ear's D a y :* Mr. Mrs. S. G. Dickson of covered by u Georgia glee dub.. ,mi tided men of culture be employed 1209 EntU -Fifth St.,, Sanford,- Fla York. Hev, Longwood will spend Christmas with Particularly is this the first time as preachers; suppose that news- 1 27-tf January 6th: their son und daughters.in Sanford, that Mercer bus ever been to Flor- paper* demand that ministers tnFor Sail- Five White Wyandotte Congregational annual business For Rent Two big Ida and Sanford people are .fort unate variably be moral, upright, bo ne «t, Re* Packard. R. D. 2. East First street. meeting and mforpia! reception Joe D. M Master Tom Kirk ni Jacksonville in having them here. In particularly ■const tent men and thut they invari­ Cockerels. Music Department entertainment arrived on Monday to upend the Hol­ all of the Florida towns and 'ejtjes ably and without fail aid in all Sl,,n°nb Coen Cola Company at i he imperial. idays with his stmt. Mr*. H H are tn lie found Mercer alumni and thing* (liai tend In the upbuilding nf For Sale Orange grove at a liar-! fnr ,, ( happcll tile glee club boy* will be acrorded buine und good citizenship; toppo* _ gum. I ' , miles from Geneva. Hu.. roofIla tt, n a royal eutorturnim nt wherever they thaï tlig newspaper* should *..y lo * Surpritr l ’< rly the pastors what theyshould,,reach• n" w K,* ‘ C.0ft8‘ ‘ «"" at 206 Third St. Mr. Buchanan of Tampa <.,nu’ up go on their trip Miss Mamie Kate U ilhain wat and what they should teseli and ill1« « r l,o n of Klori‘' u- Also 33 acre on Tuesday for the Huberts* Especially will they be given a the happy recip enl of a delightful uf rich hummock at uaiite place. Rucharían wedding. He returned big tlmo while in Sanford. The hiw they sh >ul f t uirh it- isn’ t it o For Rent T w o furnished attention on Monday evening, when Davenport, Adms., Madison, be supposed that newspapers would to Tnmpn Wednesday night. young men will he entertained in Gentlemen preferred. Mr- t; K a number of her young friends gave 31-Hip the homes of Sanford people. While be thought to be highly impertinent, Tolar, K07 Magnolia. her an old fashioned surprise “ pound Mr Robert Bly motored over here they will be taken on nntoino- and wouldn’t the ministers be highly party." The young people gathered For Sale 53,01)1) buys a line piece from Dcl.atld 1iir*il«iy and w a* the hfic trip* and giien a glimpse of t lie indignant ’ Mu mi Herald. at the home id Mi-* Edna William* ol property in the city paying X per guest of Mr and Mr*. H |l ( h a je , country surrounding Sanford This and went in one jolly, guy crowd to cent on the investment Address pell at their home on t elery avenue is a splendid opjoirtunity for San­ And Make« Enemies. the home of the honoree. It was a llo\ IOTI n t V 2!» tí An argument usually shows not ford people to adlertHe t Id* section complete surprise and a mighty nice Mis* Margaret Worsham of Ann »n d a a* the glee i lull members who ts right, but who Is the smartest For Kale U linlesule shipping fresh one lor 1hey , arried such a lot of Good table board .it M Gu , is the (harming andat are young men from all corners of water listi business, including ti»*h goodies the table fairly groaned un­ gust a, •lone*. 206 Park av ••• ■ tractive guest of her sister. Mr* S. E Georgia and it would be a great •ici*, fish limit* and gasoline I.m o be* der I ht» weight of them and there Barrett She will 'pend file ( hn*< thing t*> liavi- (belli go hack to their Wanted Brick and corn • also fish house, etc. Inquire of C. L. n* nt n wa* *o much fun playing game* and mas vacation in Sanford. respective homes and tell of thp cor­ chimneys, foundation- . t Vincent. 29-tfc romping. It wits with reluctance dial treatment given them in Hip faction guaranteed \i the party disbanded and Mamie Houses for sale or rent. J Musson Glldewell, P. t) boi *» Mr and Mrs Julian Carpenter of “ Gator" state Kate deelared »he "wished surprise* Jacksonville will be the Cbri*l mas e A ... , .. . , , Sanford will bp among the Honda like that would happen every day." For Sale Hue Paper Shell Pecan Fla. guests of their sister, Mrs. I or rest t , . ,,, j ^ ' 'towns that the Mercer boys will visit Nuts grown by Fogg & Osteen on Lost on First street ut V1while on their two weeks' trip They their Oak Knoll fruit and jx-can h diamond necklace ^ Robert»— iJurJtonan will go to Kissimmee Wednesday groves at Altamonte Springs. Sem­ ward if returned to H.i' 1 At the home ol the bridu’s par­ Mr and Mrs Geo A Bnelius of night and to Bartow. Tampa, Lakeinole county. Florida. 34 Rp ents. Mr. and Mrs. J C. Roberts, Miss Ethel Roberts and Mr Earnest New York are guests of the Sanford land. Plant City and other towns. For Sale 2,000 stalks green seed They will he in charge ol Prof. Buchanan were united in marriage House cane. M M Stewart, Union uvenu'*. G L. Carver, head of the Biological by Rev, George llynmn Wednesday 34- Ite Mr. and Mrs. Janie* A Thigpen Department of the I'nuiveraity. Mr afternoon at hull past two o'clock The house was attractively dec­ of Florence. S. C . are registered at Carver is president and director of the club It was through his influ­ « « « m 11♦ orated m the ChUHtmus colors, red the Sanford House ♦ o ence that the organization was ♦ and green; effectively carried out J o Tu Malte You a Customer He had with red hells and quantities o f \ Mr and Mrs. D C Marlow have started seven year* ago. ¡ f e are here to is Our Constant Aim! bamboo, ferns, mistletoe und holly. returned from several days spent been u member of the glee club of serve you m t'i the University of Michigan and hav­ For Kent Rooms with board, Following the beautiful ring cere­ pleasantly in Jacksonville. ing hud considerable experience was See Us anything tn the 3li-lf 703 Palmetto. mony an informal reception was held. very desirous lo see a similar club at v Misi Annie Hawkins spent the Before Refreshments were served in the line of p rin t< : For Reni An a pari moni (or light Our Ficellent Rteicl, Light Rolls. Going dining room. The table w:is very day pleasantly Monday with friends Mercer housekeejting. m u private lumie st a t t o n e ' ) Brown Run*, Fre*h Doughnuts Else­ (if course then* will be some rug lovely with its dainty appointments, at Oviedo lll.ely joc.ited on | *1 iili< 1 Lake, with Home Made Die*. Cake*. Cook where on tiie program but not a.* much us y o u r bust'.* centered by the handsome wedding privilege of limile lift', houtlllg und ics. Jelly Roll, 1 arts, e c., etc. Mr and Mrs F M !.n\> *d you might think and not so "Rugrake iced in white and prettily dee a n d personal lishing, itine nule» (rotti Sunford, o n 1 l'lu nt City are the guests of their gtahed" u* you might sec ut u regu­ orafed with red roses. Will Make a Hit 3 inford and Trilby railroad, ut sta-.1 use. □ □ □ □ jiiircnis, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Lovell lar vaudeville show. -Thcro will ho The bride was very attractive in tion. Ratea reasonable. • Addreas1 for the holidays. If You’ll Pcrrpit round of the ruh, rah, rah yells for her hundaome going away gown of 7.— 35, Sanford. 85-2tc ] L e tte r H e a d s Bill Heads the young fellows will surely l»o feel­ brown cloth, with which was worn , E n v e lo p e s Cards Mr. and Mrs. Claude Locke have ing tike giving vent to the pent up + a blouse of tun cHormcuno and a For Reni Severa! nice office energy which they have doubtless ^ • returned from u short visit to JackW e d d in g Invitations black velvet suitor hut. moni« over Yowell's. Knquire N P. accumulated during the (all term. Bakery Mr. and Mrs. Huchunun left on son vil e Yowell & Co 32-tf 1 P o s te r s o r Announcements It is going to be a rollicking good the afternoon‘ train for Jacksonville Ol All Kind* 13 M * |n o h s. J! Phons 188 Miss Elva Watson is the ultrac-1 program ami all Hanford should and the East Coast tor their wed­ For Rent To refined couple, four *♦ ♦ »♦ **♦ ♦ «*««♦ ♦ »♦«****»•< ding trip Upon their return they live guest of her brother. Mr George turn out and give thi*m a hearty nice rooms. Excellent locution. Ten hearty send off. T h e best quality of work Wut son. will leave immediately for Waydollars per month. N q stunll chil­ The jiersonnel of the club’ is as at prices that are R K ìH T cross where they will reside. Enquire R, Herald Office. o o o o o o o o a o o o o o o o o o u o Q o o o o a dren. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Allen of Cres­ follows: Many beautiful presents testified 13-tf U. M. Williams, Macon; 3. B. to the popularity of the young cent City are the holiday guests of Jordon, of Godfrey, Ga.; G. L. Car­ people. Mrs. Buciinnan is the at­ Mrs. W. P. Fields. ver (director); W. L. McClesky, tractive young daughter of Mr. ahd ---------- F O U ---------a Miss Pearl Tillla of Green Cove Hartwell, Ga.; H. P. Fleming (man­ Mrs, J. C. Roberts. The groom is Springs is the guest of Mrs. J. C. ager), Carrolltory Peyton Jones, Ma­ ntt employee of the A. C. L. I BEAMS g con; R. L. Cowurt, Collins; W. B. Out of towji guests for.the wed- Roberts lor the holidays. CHANNELS o Belling field, .WrightsvIUe, Ga,: Paul tllng were Miss Pearl Tlllis of Green ANGLES AM) S *Alrs. Sid Carraway and children Wheeler, Winder, Ga.; N. V. Haw­ Cove Springs and Mr. Buchanan of ALL SHAPES ° of Ft. Ogden are visiting Mr. and thorne, Plant City, Fla.; E. M. Ttmpa, a brother of the gloom. Mrs. C. A. Betts. " * Crawford, Columbus, Ga.; C. O, .a BOILER PLATE TANK STEEL Ö Duncan, Macon, Ga.; C. G. Camp­ For the Orphan» STRUCTURAL bell, Bowcrayllle, Ga.; C. 11. Klug, Mr. and Mra. James Butier of The Junior Epworth League of the IRON WORK OF o Methodist Sunday school has been Connersvilie, Pa., are the guests of Cnrrollton, Ga.; and D. M. Abrams, ALL KINDS Macon. Mm. W. A. Van%Buskirk. engaged In the commendable occupa­ ABOUT PEOPLE AND EVENTS ♦ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 8 EATMORE FRESH VEGETABLES They are Wholesome, Appetizing, Econom ical i: FOR SALE WANTRI) Job FOR RENT Don’t Dodge i J . L . M iller’s SEND US YOUR ORDERS § tion of filling a box for tho children of thq 'Methodist Orphanage at En­ terprise. Seventy little hearts will be gladdened and seventy pain of eyes wili sparkle Christmas , morn when the contents of that box,!» distiibuted among them for there was a gift for every child in the home. It has been ft happy, busy time for the little shoppers so Jovlngly en­ gaged in this work of love and Christ mss cheer. The boz contains toys and useful articles. Other boxes will go over to the orphanage with fruits, candles and other good things for tbe Chrhrtmiu feast. ”•TV- vy" ChrUlmai Parly Miss Francos Chappell will be the charming hostess to nbout twenty-five girls and boys Christmas night at her home on Celery avenue. guest« are going out In the big .h a y wegon early in the evening and a Jolly Christmas frolic will be en­ joyed, for there is not a more pop­ ular home In Sanford than the Chappell home. The house Is pret- Mr. and Mra. Cheeky of Augusta, Turn It Around Ga., are visiting Mt. and Mra. W. T. A number of Kissimmee pastors Shelly. have gotten together and resoluted tn favor of a "real family newspaper F M f. and Mra. Patrick Bandy re­ calculated to aid in the promotion turned from a short visit to Jackson­ of ull things that tend to the upville. • . ... 'bullding of. home and good citizen­ ship.“ In doing ao they specify aomo Mr. and Mra. J. L, Betts of W ood­ of the things that, lii their Minds, bury, Ga,, are the , holudny guests are calculated to make it a real fam­ of Mr. afid* Mrs. C. A. Betts. ily paper. It must not Issue a Sun- • • -*' ***.%.' 4ey-.paperi It* must not Insert liqpor Mrs. It.' A, Terheun Will leave to ­ 'advertislng; It must hot print Pasto.* morrow I5r a week’ s visit to her old RtlaaelPa sermons. home at'Savannah, Ga. She wilt bo We are to presume, then, that' a the guest of her brother, Mr. Arthur paper which doea not issue a Sunday J. Smith. edition, which does not print liquor advertisements and doea not prin: ^M isa Edith Stewart will leave to ­ Pastor Russell's sermons will com3 morrow to visit her sister, Mrs. up to specifications and be accept­ Chapman at Plant C ity. Before re­ able to ths Km im m ce p&storn ns a turning to Santord she wijl attend real ftm lly paper. the teachers' convention at Kissim­ They aay nothing about the paptr I :3 mee. which refuses-liquor advertising, b it a■ .. delights In giving the fullest r.ccoiin(0 Dr. Eliubeth Hooper of Port of every callciotia rcrndal In all the.r That accorldng Huron, Mich.,’ apúreme medicei ex- dLgu:tir.g dctrJls. 5 TRUSS BODS ° STAY BOLTS GALVANIZED a COPPER AND ZINC SHEETS ft a,V AÌ •*NA OAK CYPRESS ~ MAHOGANY WHITE PINE AND ALL HARD )VOODS LAUNCHES SKIFFS DORIES BUILT TO ORDER BOILERS AND TANKS BUILT TO ORDER s Competent force o f workmen for road work at all times , J. ‘ i % 'V u ' Jz- s.* . t iCKSONVILLE ; FLORI ’ —**"‘rrr —'r A SCENE FROM “ TH E SHEPHERD OF TH E HILLS’ IM P E R IA L THEATER, DECEMBER 30th �Tf>*t ' TH EY ARE COMING TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY F A IR FEBRUARY :trd, 4th, 5th and 6th, 1915 1SB E BTHE SANFORD HERALD 'SEMI-WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS //V S A N F O R D — Life /» Wotth l.tvina SAN F ilili), FLORIDA. TUESDAY. DKt i ..MULU 2«, lull fOtOMK VI m COUNTY FAIR IS PROGRESSING I health ex h ib it w il l be FBATIHÜ-Alf THE O C C A S IO N Henry B. M a ^ 2A._«liri’ ctor for the Serai nolo County 5 L _ h,fh «ill be held In the beauof Sanford Fob. 3, 4, 5 rind he never »aw a city li-thicN J!r hail been given such ‘ ittiimouA* support that has been 1«tended to Him from the comL i i , of Seminole county und the * « of Sanford. Practically every man and many not inter­ i m in any business have put their l-ualdfr to the wheel and a rd U p o n u, - [«•pole the best interest» o f the Hig Atlrac'lon I onung “ The woods and the hills are u part of God's handiwork From ibis play you may. in -nine measure lee their intluenee My ploy is tinstory of a man who took the trail that lea da to the lower ground, und n woman, and how she found her way to the higher sunlit flelda." • These are Hurold Hell Wright’ s preliminary remark» regarding his dramatization n( his relebrutid nov­ el, "T h e Shepherd of the Hill»." for it» second annual engagement. He has written u story o| rough times in the Ozark», day» before the roming of the lallrnad. the period ol hoxkings. house raising*, rough and ready settlement of disputes with the lists, laborious farming, highway robberies and so on. It is a "red blood'.’ virile play, yet one that h.»x u deep message. It is filled with uniftue characters uiv»L. incidents. SEMINOLE LADIES’ HOUGH IS GUILTY O P P O R T U N I T Y OPINION OF JURY John I’ Stokes of I’ensncola. stale attorney lor. the F'irsi Circuit, and Hon. Edwin \\ Davis of Oriundo, formerly of this city und u former state attorney for this circuit. (¡HAND TRIP TO THE GAS- THE FAMOUS LAKE COUNTY CASE HAS ENDED PARILLA CARNIVAL WITH AT LAST EXPENSES PAID *" Library is Moving EVERY U U Z Z A R I) T H A T T lie Sanford Library is firing SWEEPS TnE NORTH moved today from the building in the Imperial Theatre to the Allied ADDS TO THE LIST ( lub building on Dak avenue, where thg—Wuiuu.n'u Quh.nmi lfri* Library "TTTc Tull of the" South to the will share the same building. — ThB Winter Tourist" is clearly set forth will give the Library more room in an article.in a recent issue o f the anil it is hoped that the donations Manufacturer's Record. Aside from of luniks will increase this year and comparing the season nj It is in tho tn the m-w building the Sanford north and wist, and the winter» here; Library will become the large insti­ where there is no snow and littlo tution that its good wqrk bus In- cold, it points out tho way in which Hured. The Library is one of our many of the tourista become heavy best institutions nml all, that the Investor» In the state. This shows, J.ibrury lacked in the pant hus been on its face, thnt the natural resources the- room for books and table) and of the stato aru easily recognizable, . .readers-to- -.«»jay- n • tft»ier|r * T M * rtrffrfT rtNrr* W ’ XfVmirfc- f K hour each day. turer’s Record is as follows: Through nn arrangement made with the Gaspurilia CarniuJ— liu«ociation, composed of the leading business and society men of Tampa, The Herald is enabled to inaugur­ ate an interesting contest by w liicb tfi*' young ladies of Seminole county will have the opportunity to repre­ sent the county, ire*» of all expense, at Tampa during the next Guspnrilla Carnival, the dates of which are February 12 to 16,, inclusive! U i aiUuiul -ÄiuUfl4fUiU*Ury...;LU^ . . . . . 1 ’of her expenst*»" will he paid by the the play wns made has held the ree-, G..Hp;.rilla and the suect-ssful youngord for five years 41 the leading lady will have the honor of being "best seller." is ample proof that it placed, with eleven other young is w fiat t fie oublie wants, and the Indies of the different counties ti|H>n piny has prtA-en to lie one n| the the mo*.t beautiful float to be seen most successful dramatic olfereings in t fie Gusparilla parade, one «lelast season Ir»ir.* • * Ssce'lhe ladle» huve been invited Jl»ukf part in the Seminole County Ifiir they have also gone to work Jiitk a »ill Mr*. J. Dickin». fdiiriidy and prx-ddent of the A d \uno- -.ab- ai 1 tulip« -i’ .ig .i.ir IfcBin'i Club ..( Sanford says that ( through it* varum« depurtinent» they to havi one ol the very in* Uratini exhibits and hopes to give Iu effective allowing of the work it III doing. A special effort has been 1jiff and sanctioned to give u health lolibit that »ill he ol general Interlet ind has been secured, as the f«d- T H E S H O U T 11( >1.1 DAY KK>1 ] Itwisg letter front Dr. Joseph Y (.IV E S S T A T E S M E N [ftrtff explains. M O K E HUE A T I I .Jachsonv ill* Fla . I >•••• 2'i. I '• 1I H* Henry II \i irk«. Sanford, Ha. Wasflingt.Mi, lb>. hut mf* Uy Dear Sir I am in receipt tnl-livg und Riqir.-si-nt. t. v. -.r* 1 --. ■ III your letter <>( Dee 21th and in tb.In-r«tmi.iy getting r.-.i *1 .. !•-r »mplunn- with your rt-qUesl will session uftcr tin* short recess With »ike til necessary urrangiwnents for • |tkipment of mir exhibit to Sanford their r. turn <-x 1-!...... - ■ ! lieglli to uppi’at oti i-ot ti Bitle.« of II . I hr display during the S.-iittiinle capitol unii I lem-1 rat i< 1 --.ider« arCossly Fair on February ¡1, 4, 5. •> still determini d to expedite tile pu» |af next year The exhibit material will be fur sage of all necessary legislation «o a« llbled without mst und transporta­ to avoid an extra »••«m-*iI afte; Mar It II tion charct-* »ill be paid by this ol I'ra* t ;oa11v .ui - ’ . •. I iff. but it »ill be necessary for you It» lurnish space, lights and the »cr- the Session i» jet t-> be a- ci»Inpllsfled ncel ol one man to assist our refire- On the limisi- sub* rapid progress TODAY FOR SESSION voti--! t'i -! pi- -, nf tf'e virions ¡'-oilii-t» i'f Si" tli Fìornlu She .»•Il . |»«i h.,vc » i - fi attention shown in r during the live days ol festivity in Tam pit. In order to secure funds, with which to advertise the carnival und sc- ut li Florida in the leading news­ paper« of I lie - » .tt,- wnd i.a'ion t he < •tiiv.il Association ha- placed oil !-• t In•U« ,tri-I« of elect r-i gold p'atc-l ,i tli. ill.» • -li Ml l » . « 1t > MI l.lt!l|DI <Mi the , -»t ht r 1ln*M* :*r•* 1•••! i ^ *011i i n t hi 1 • w.*f X*• •1 1 1...... .. - ’ -. th« IÎ l/i V » .Itili tulli l-t Xi-itiir« mid t In! yoiuiK lady selling the large«! nurti1 !.. : ..f .. -i 11 - i h . . 1.* . -Ml! 1... V. ti- I-".or ol r- |-r*-*i ni n.g tliat niitntv dufitig thè t'arioval. wliiili wd! tival liie New I •rb-ult'- and Mobile Murili tira« ■eli-lirat intis iti l»r ti­ fi ¿i ri < '. . ami be t Ile gri-lltest «oi'lul ••vi ijt ••! F !**i i*l • l i«i««r\ . lfiosiif- - It lllg ITi ,-fi*• r t t'i- eoli! *•»! for > « m i - o l e rolli tv 1-1 refiuesti-d to -all on t fui-litof ol fili- 111-r ubi 1 t mire for Hi«t rui tinti» ami con»» lor Il*:tltlvr in tin' installation of tin- lias liegun to be made in clearing u p , * 1 > 1 . Iexhibit appropriatimi bill- and a few gen I tie IIi!l«l»>r<>ugli County Hoard Tkt rempli-te t-alii lut will require eral m«-uM.fv«. but tin tin- «inate in of < .unity t ommi'M-in.-r-*, the Tuinaddition to tinsupply measure the |bf proper ilisplay about seventy bur fret of ».,|| space Sind at least Itxo hundred square feet of lloor Itpitt, though if necessary it may be ossdrd intq a slightly smaller |«DC*Kindly let me hear from you def|tz:t»ly si your earln -t -•onvi-nf^neiI-r ;• truly your». JtoFI'll ^ I'WRTER. Mate Health Dtlii-er. A Utter is m the hands of this I«manu* from Mr. William A. McEse, commissioner Department of I Agriculture, promising Ids sufiport. ltd if possible to give lectures will *o; also ‘Professor F H. Rolfs. I&trtor of the Ex|H-riment St ut ton. (rlißtSville has been asked to give roopermi.in and and Is i* etne. to expo te.l’ ted to IttUnd or send .me of the Frofessors |ite Ifcturc* ut the F’ alr. '-''Dr.- administration l e g i s l a t i v e pro grain remullís to tn- disposed of There tfi-- immigration bill is the unfinhfb-d l uMni-'s with prospeit» .1 a ennt inuat ion of (lie light against t fie meneur. I..---:i.,».- of tin lit.-ra- v t.-et prov l»|o I Fresi.tel.I ||-.. Iller.il -. I • ' a I t Illinois lia- .inn.urn-.-d bi« i ■ nt i<» n V O 37. pn It..ard of I ra-t. aii.b T.illlpu Heal Fiatate Hoard are also preparing for an exhibit of South Florida products on the court lion-» ilare t.t latti pa w lu, II will be free of all expense, ali.l »-n- .n , X• ."lb--It opport unit y i .. i \V .. *f * •». r. -• ir • « »»I I ti Ocala, Dec. 23 iSpecial¿-—Whiter «* ten days' legal battle by some of the ablest utloineys in Florida, the iiough murder case, whtoh hut* now become famous and which has been trirtt'frrr-i he fourth time went to t lie jury last night at 9:12 o'clock! At II o'clock the jury had not reached a decision, so were, locked up for the night. When court re-convened this (Christmas) /horning the jury brought in u verdict of murder in -dw*K-»yi*uh .^ v w tip fti ,4* . lion to the mercy of the courY. Tfle clinea bus Itecotti e «me ni thè cause» celebre ni Florida, bc«-au«»Masons. Attention ! list all atut n of o tli cent Will t,e held thè prboi.er Imd thn-e tiin*-s prei», m in viously been |i|aced upon trial for •it » P. rhursday, Dec. :ll Flesse note chungo in the hour his life ami oti eacli occnsion a mi»Ml Hllle lai-lgi- Masons r- |»->rt .it trial lia« r- ult«-«l, bi-e;,u»«« ita jurorw«re un..li. t.i iitll-i agre«’ Oli I be |') ■' It..Il ut tin- above hour it v urdi-r of W M gU'Il or it i o.i ......... ili»- licrllM'-i o L TAYLOR, D ii Jt-'.. 1 f •J2. Allo ;t \ . H'-agii. Secretary, thè uctu.ncd, alni hi» young wife, Uosa, with tlieir live childrofx. were rrslding in thè viliage of Clrq-moiit, in Ia;ke county. \YJ,ile Mn-Vf io ugli waa sitting .it thè sevving timlmiiI Ile hu-b. d . : -I tallier .i|-|i(v-a. hed frolli tlo r. . r and lired live »hot« tu t Ile Itoli;, ol ' 1« w.(e re, idi mg III lo-r imme-li. M \W R EI ( )R D S li U O K E N For -' ti » .-« K> pfiot IO ! I - Ut A LL n\ ER T H E CO I N TR Y fort un.it trag. dy Mr limigli liud been Ir- , .. il ^i-iulglng in I■.iu**r« \ESTERD AY Mr» Il n1 g.ve Inni r.• uml.-r stand «I - a».ubi no longer poi up Washington. Dec. 28 — The colti with hi* drinking lo pxci*s*. Tfi.MV.- ti at gripped tin- «ti XI11t r N today. -lay of t i. I omicide t la y -tot i -•t • ail-lug •»•- o r* I breaking temperatures .-ut br.-akta t nor dititu-r tog.-tiu-r. •it many pince» from tin- Mississippi stime unplr .-ani words baVing b.-eu 1'Jjri'cr to tin- Atlanti.- const was mod pnssed t..-f v. i-i-n them jeriitmg tonight and gradually rising The |ri.... litio» coiiti-nd.-d tfiat) j t.-niperal tir«-' were |ir.-dn ted for to­ ujKin b-arutng tfiat fu» wife wotihl ini ni. irrsiw Imiger pnt tip wttli bis drunk.-n | lair weatl-.-r wa* predi, ted. with sprees IL- igh becunn- i-tirage.l an-T the exception of snow tln.ros m tin­ resolvt-d tu ktll ber 1inili.dlal.-ly tile tirent l.ak*- stute« and ruin ill after I l o - killing 11ougii wa» arresti-d Florida nnd coniti • .1 tu thè l.ak. .utility jail The lowest temperature reported ut lavar.-- f r o l l i w lieti.-e fu- w a» re w i t i m i t i . - I tu te d .--la ic a to .l-iy wu« Il io Vrii t o t il. Muri.MI l.iuilt) Jet il . I .12 dcgrccs bx-olw zero nt Northlleld. Orala to averi a threutened lynch- Ycrmont ing W liner had seized thè country lieti lite rase cime on for truil cast of thè Mississippi ri ver today. thè >:i»e w ns referred to Citrus . oun- «etting in-w .-uhi w.-ai tu r record» for ty -<i mot ioti of lite d.-fondant « ut I le. etuli. r ni itiuny piace» and drivtorti-ys. Ih-ciivis«- It was ulleged tliat mg temperi)! tire« lielow zero in New fu- --.ubi noi seeure »i-curi- a fair trial tru.l in I t-kIa'- -1 ir • !-idi. g N - w N «ri W .*»t ubi not o-.*.' V on a...... I-.* . ! ’ *.- • \ l-, lil . M e* . Filli..|» \--rt II * -I t lu- - •••- {*1. tn * ‘ <r.I g >r Mi -oiiri I n » i, W i... »- > Min I - - .-«■ w t nr- <■ 11 -n t • -ol.» and Notiti Dakota I tu t itt i» .minty resulting in t lite, mi­ I lurida pe nj^inuIu was pr.Kt leuily l Ile tri»!--. The libi of i'llIzeIts of Citrus only regimi eu»t of thè great vulley county available for jury duty h a v - K ^ |mrtt|MM, , M)|,, The mg been exhausted at the three trials ||ha, Flormentioned, the cuse was referred to idu hardly noticed III.- e hange in COLDEST WAVE OF THE SEASON , tim :-. .t.i.it (i.n on.- visitor«. a l........ ■v|.. I. -I to v .»it la III |.a during t In- . elobrnt... 11 , Tile lloat and the free exhibit will give Seminole county un excellent opportunity tu advertise with li* tlo expense, and Tile Herald hopes t bn Mar,mi comity lor t he (mirti- trial I fu- vuling ludi.-» of the county » ill I I. I.ige \S S llllllo. k of tin.' I ft* fille r ih r llil«Tr«*t | rV^ t0 “ ff1*1, amendment to strike out the prdvision altogether. Demo­ cratic atul Republican senators alike who fnVor the measur.- believe that tlopl. if "U‘*h *»» amendment it would eau*** t he d. I.-at I'd III F» f Tin* supply nteusur.-» < .ill ;it Fhi* )|e ra !< ! R lliiv ut «m r* r,k’lu ” • W!»>‘ . ,*n‘l <* l-* •»« tl«-\*-*l ti .1 j»« • .t tn ?h. . tf t« wt »«uri ;• * he immigration un-a-ur. displaced i*y the District • i Mnsonir l o d g e of Sorrow *’•“ appropriution lull. In the house, it is n»t believed (In.- of the most beautiful cereTh* foreign e xhibits are coming in holy and much good is expected to that much progress will fu- made m„ me» *-v.-r witnessed by u Sanford dtrivtd from them. The Metro- during thu week because o f pro»- au,l i e n e e was t hut of the Masonic wEtxn Life Insurance Co. nino the P^rts of a luck of u fillorini) until I^idgi- i>f Sorrows given by the Nt» York Life Insurance Co. were after New Y’ eur’s Day. The |xi»t- Sanford Lodge on Sunday afternoon the first to apply for spncc. olllco appropriation hill is pending in l tie lodge rooms. Tile ceremony comP«nifs furnish a booth in with general debate on it completed was witnessed by Masons and their nxture of a rest room, with an and it now uwaits rating for amend­ families only on account of the lim­ .»dint In charge, nlso a trained ment, With this measure disposed ited rapacity of the hall. ,*nd u very instructive and in- of, tho Indian, the legislative, exccThe hall was fittingly draped for ■WHlinf. tivc and judicial and the rivers and tlie occasion using crape in profu­ harbors bill wilt be taken up. sion, and a catafalque in blnck be­ ^ ,r* i u»t » few of the things The agricultural appropriation bill ing a roiigiil in the center of the * undertaken so " L e t every encarrying J22.627.712, already has hall covered by a black canopy. » .**n *nt- morul and material been completed. Tomorrow the rvrn to thfi venture, which will The regular ceremony was car­ sub-committeo of the house naval ried ou\ in its entirety by the o f­ » b»|B ^,’ *rve t0 »dveftlse Seminole affairs committee will aguin consider nastl f r. * nd wido u the bc,t the naval appropriation bill. Later ficer* of the lodge. Mr. A. C. Mar­ tin, one of the first Mnsters of the norid," u ,nchM ,n the Mat0 of it will be considered by the full com­ lodge was present and made a short mittee. interesting address that waa thor­ oughly enjoyed. A Musical Treat 1 Family Gathering is expected that the Lodge of Capt. and Mr*. M . \C. Lovell hsd w . M r l ^ D* p* rtm,nt 01 tb* Sorrow will ho made an annual •leal trsst ° Ubg ,nnounce the mu* a family gathering at their home on event in the future, although this is » at the l i * '! ! ^ nL ° " jBnu‘ ryiChrUtmaa" Day. *11 the children be the first time it has been carried out « • i m p e r i a l Theatre. The i „ „ w . t t « » x»h. Pfor » m w i i t T T a i n c |in* present except Walter who is by the Sanford Lodge. * Wd » » I n d t i r S r a i l r o a d i n g in the west. A fine Those taking part in the cere­ tan* wkon IndIil" . «*f I ,n « » f i v e COB* |Christmas dinner waa enjoyed and •«•»• «no mony were: • *W modern ,i.* n*|,v® ,onKB,ithe family took pleasure in being F. L. Miller. W. M. fflvta by «eVtr>1 anJ e?1 * l,° be.tonc* more gathered beneath the lB<f the *ntir e * DOI1,!rn BJtiBtB! parental roof tree. Those present C. J. Rumph, Senior Warden; S. lBi varied enn../»,r* m W . be ,arg®! wer® Mr< and Mr>- F * Lovell of G. K nnedy, Junior, Wnrdcn; O. J. *B*l*«ce. pUf?g|h 10 p,e“ * tbel Plant City, Vail Lovell of Atlsnts. Miller. Senior Deucon; D. D. Cald­ *11 W given th Cf BnnouncemAnt* ; Mr. and Mr». Geo. P. Lovell of this well, Junior Deacon; J. F. Knrnutz, “ nd Bnd Mr. and Mrs. D. C. M.r- Senior Steward; Harry Pilkington, '»tttmbes th ^ of the c,ty Bbou*d iowo of this city and Master Lovell Junior Steward; F’ . P. F’orster, Chap­ w On. we.t, date’ jBnu»ry ) « t« one 7 ......... y flth 01 and little Dorothy Rose Lovell. lain; Ed. Diggers, Tyler; L. P. MePUee .m c rotn tomorrow and Culler and R. A. Newman,’ Ushers; * ul be the Imperial The»bt. W. A. Parr, J. Musson, Felix Frank, Thanks * and W. T. Wheeless, Guards. We wish- to thank all tho kind Those furnishing the music were: da.nc* 0n N ,w Year's friends who remembered the postoffice employes so generously with- Mrs. Claude Herndon, organist; Mes' ^ » U Í Í V 1* 11 WU1 h* ° n* oi *T,0U 0f th* ««w on . Como and Christmas cheer. dames Morgan, Mettinger and Fox, y®ur»eW. 'Messrs. Becker and Harro id. T H E POSTMASTER. cult I 1., 11 v• .t.-f.-ndunt through in« .--I .iltiirtnys ti.x« mad- 1,t. . ..r tight f..r hi.« liberty la- . i v-iy stone has been turned to firing .iixmi til» .i><|tll(till and every art ol tie legal |.|..fl-n»ion hus been brought in­ to piny on Ins behalf, and every­ thing that Tnoney nnd brain» could do for a man Mtuuted as Mr. Hough was situated was done for him It i« claimed nt the trial fo the homicide Hough was insane and l>»-cau»e of mental derangement u..» not legally responsible for ins act m killing his wife. To support tins plea the history of the Hough family for generations, nnW the persona history of Albert V Hnug himself has t.ccn tine-combed and every fact for generations, and the personal hist.-ry of Albert V. iloug lums.-lf as been fine-combed nml every fac or circumstances of an unucaunl character lias been laid before tIn­ jury as evidence to show that Mr. Hough was insane. T-> support..tfle defendant’s pica (our physicians and alienists of prom­ inence and reputation were brought forward. All swearing that, in their opinion, the accused was insane at the time ho. killed his wife. Through the several trials of tincase in Lake and C iftu s counties the stjHe relied upon Dr. Ralph I. Green, chief physician of, the Florida Insane Asylum, who "testified that Hough is sune. The state also put up Dr H F Walt of this city and-on f he stand, who in all important particulars cor­ roborated the statements of Dr. Green. The ‘ defense was represented by Cary D. Landis of DcLand, formerly state attorney for the Seventh Dis­ trict and Hon. Raymond U. Bullock cf thi* city. -x The state was represented by Hon. t.-in i»-r..t uri-, a« the t hern»» meter did utli.-r report not full a« fa«t as tin . pr-'-ti. ti -l Yow.-ll Mlri-1-t-d« .Near» Kissimmee Dec. 2!) I* Fi. Yow.-il re.eived 202 votes of the :!(»* V..1..S ..-st in the first precinct at 11„Democratic primury field in Kissimmee t<t nominate, a man to fill th.* unexpired ti-rm of W. J. Scars a* »puerintendent of public instruetfnn for Osceolu county. This pre­ cinct includes Kissimmee nnd is the largest in tile county. H«* led hII other precincts also except 'he luurth where J. W. Prentis (rolled the larg­ est vote. While this is not the ofofficial count, the many friends of Mr. Y’owell are confident that he will h<- appointed to the position. Prisoner» arc Grateful Sanford, Fla., Dec. 26, 1914. Dear F'ditor Fleuse give space in your paper for a card of-thanks thnt the prisoners of Seminole County jail would be glad to give to the high sheriff. Mr. C. M. Hand, who furnished on Christmas d a y 's crate of soda water, and Mr. L. C. W il­ liamson, the jailor also gave to the prisoner* a large quantity of fruit and nuts, which he is one of the best there Is in Florida. All of the prisoners are very proud of the high sheriff of Seminole County, Mr. C. M. Hand, his deputy. Mr. W. C. Williamson and his jailor, who have nil men to care for all classes of men. yet his patience never seems worried. Hut there is one thing 1 am sorry to say, that of all the preachers‘ of the town of Sanford of both races not one has Been to the county jail in the last eight months to speak a word of encouragement. I would the preachers of Sanford would read St. Matthew 26th chapter. Yours for tjie right, ** . C H A R L I E P. RHODES. CALL OF THE SOUTH BRINGS TOURISTS -jfl "E very blizzard thnt sweeps across the plains of tho west or stalls rili|roil(| lriuni, in , h„ gnQW ,,,ork. ades of New England and Colorado whistles with its driving fury Go Smith " Every oragne Wee. every grapefruit grove yea. every pine of lh<- »out1 ,.* it send« forth its per* fume, every mocking bird, that sings its love song— sertds forth it call: "Come South.?’ The ever swelling chorus is heard by an ever increasing audience. With ........ar they listen to tin* roar of the wintry blast and shiver a* tin* luting cold touches every weak *p»>t. with t In- other ear tlu v cat. fi tin- nuisii- ..( all nature n- .1 >ing« .« «..ug of joy ini he buoy­ ancy " f lb.- youth lh..t comes from drinking m tin- southern air, more life giving that the famed spring for whi- ti Fon-1* <|e faun searched III vain. He found not that for which lie looked b. - ail«.* lie realized not that tin- very mr be breated was the >• utli perpetuating fountain of etermil joy to generation after generation "As the men and women of the north and west look out u|>on the i*.- t.ound r.-gtons w ti.-r«- life is hard and «tillering for muuy months se­ vere. their thought» turn longingly to thui ot her picture w here outsoor life i» |Missible amid tfu- “ lull rockrthbed |itteA, with tht-ir waving plume» and llu-ir life invigorating " ,lor- " r "range gru ve» w hose budbliwsxnns fili thè air with tiu-ir latriunte ns they ebano thè W " i,h ,hrir beauty w Itile thè rich y*'Ihiw frott -till burdens tin- tree, and to them there come.» un irre­ sistible de«lre- tn »tart on tin- smithwar I j<- t u . -, *s m ii i .‘ pr- f.-r '. i. H tin* ga.t i.» I I - • t .1- tin- I arolmus or the b».h i * air of tin- «and lilll region ol l i . • »tat.-« and tfx-orgtu. Some select tin- Land of Flowers, where to the true lover of • nature ’«"ery prospect please*,’ because it is anythin* seen elsewhere; love t lie harm« of the Gulf <>f Uabaina and Mississippi -,,,d Lom-tana and Texas; some tfitnk t hat <|ti., i r. t ai t i-ii-r picturx-s ue pleasiir. loving N'i-w lit lean« hit» no -pu.-rtor -"tn.- think that far ill Texas 1» t«> be found attractions no* her.- surpassed It mutters not « here they go in this fuv«ire«l land. *u lu>-tf “ they come south and find nil their anticipations realized. Their coming is a blessing to them and to tlu> nation, ns well as to the south. Through this intermingling of peOpIo from all sections comes 11 clpser acquaintanceship, a broader nutionul spirit and a keener realization q( the oneness of the whole land, where to arbitrary lines divide differing nation alities one from the other as in warj cUrsed Europe. As the south is the nation’s greatest asset w hen mea iured tiy its limitless resources for na­ tional enrichment, so this winter tourist business is one of thu south’* greatest assets, from whatever viewjioint it may be studied. The splen­ did resort hotels that add to the wealth of the whole south are made possible only by this winter tide of travel. The thousands thu* em­ ployed and the great home mnrket thus created, the vast railroad traf­ fic connected with this busincas aro but a very small part of the value of the tourist to the south. The tour­ ist is 'more than a mere traveler for health or pleasure, more than a lib­ eral money spender. He is a coun­ try upbuilder. Henry M. F’lngler was a tourist and because of t at fact he finally Bpent more than $60.000,000 in F'iorida. F«-w others could kgend so much, but thousand» have in the aggregate spent muuy times as much. Splendid winter homes, beautiful grounds, nctlvc work of upbuilding, heavy invest­ ments in a wide variety of enter­ prises are a few. of the easily seen evidence* that.have marked the trail of tho tourist army wherever it has marched through the land." . .Æ 1 ti m ■ ■ />tdl - ‘ '-ftfll •Ç__ •H 7 9 Tt �y p iT iin n . DECISION ON SEMINOLE OFFICERS LE N G TH OF T E R M DECEMFIER 29, 19|| THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE TWO O F O F FIC E H AS B EE N CO UNTm PPENÍNG S Electric Vacuum Cleaners • D E CID E D G K APK VILLE AND UPSA1.A F. M. Parker has returned to San­ ford to visit his children through the holidays. Miss Signa nnd Olga Vlhlen were railing on Edna Thompson and Laura Parker Wednesday night. Juttlp Eric Lunduuiat has. the mumps now, the |>oor child is just getting over the grippe. Mr. Henry Lundquist rerafved a box of beuutfiul apples from Ten-. nesKee as one of his Christmas prespnta. , The starting of the new year and BY T H E S U P R E M E C O U R T the practice which still obtains with some good old fashioned people at A. II. ROBERTS, IN DIXIE such a time, of takihg u sort of I moral inventory provides an excel-i lent, occasion for all good Floridians An imtMirtnnt roust ruction of the term of four years for the office of to see u hat they cun and should do constitution was made by the jus-; county judge of each county begin­ for the genernp welfare of the state. ning with the election ip 1 8b and tier* of the state supreme court in The world - the grout outside, their advisory’’ opinion to the Gov­ the qualification under such election the following January. Thus the busy world begins with our nrext ernor, under date of 17th inst. door neighbor and for most of us it By net of the legislature of 1913, terms of the office end in January does not reach very far beyond him. the county of Seminole was created 1893, 1897, 1901. 1905, 1909, 1913, Euch o| us actually cones iu person­ out of the northern portion of Or­ 1917, wtc. Where u new county is al contact with very few others. ange county, and officers were ap­ organized by law during a term of Mother Bertleson was suddenly Our influence is narrow and the real pointed by the Governor in pur- four years ns prescribed the office of county judge exists in the county culled to the home of her daughter, good we do helps only a few. We nuance to aurh act, to serve tfntll by virtue of the counstitution, and J^Irs. Karl in DeLund last week. love to think that we are djijpg big their successors chosen at the neat Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thompson things, are making the whole world succeeding general election, which the ap|>ointment or election to the f ■ happened to 1m* the ‘ ‘off-yea*!’ elec­ office o f county judge in such now have both-been so sick they had to better hut wo don’t, we can’ t reach ♦ the whole world. Wehn we die a tion held November 3, 1914, should county should be for the proper por­ call Dr. Neal. tion o f the current term and not for Mr. and Mrs Vihlcn are expect­ or score of others weep; a hundred qualify. The county judge having ♦ died in office, his pucccssor »¿us nom­ a period that extends into another ing their rt’lative^ Miss Edna and |MTh»jw-nrw -sorry and the rest'don’t inated and elected last month to the term.' Seminole” counTy was formed Austin Critchley from' Foh Pierce cure because they don’ t know our X ♦ from a portion of Orange county, to spend Christmas. worth and work. position. ♦ ♦ jind if the county judge of Seminole Mrs. Della Hphinson and daughThe path to big things, to lnrge ♦ The qiieklltin then nrose, whether ♦ county may he regarded ns being, ter, Willie are working in Mr. War- .results, lies through fnithfulness in the newly elected county judge had in the territory now forming Som-Ì man’s racket store during the hob- |jn|t. ones, through the improvel>een elected for four years, or for '♦> ¡m>|o county, a successor- to the days, ment of little opportunities that are X the ensuing two years only. Sec. 16 county judge of Lrnngo county, the Mr. and Mrs. Ge^. Clark are ex­ so near to us that we don't see them. ♦ of Art. V of the state constitution term to lie filled coincides with the pecting their daughter, Florence und Few men or women, compared with ♦ provides that “ There shall be in euch Y term in Orange county which ex­ child from Connecticut today for the great masses of mankind are <&> county a county judgo who shall he pires in January, 1917. See Jame­ the winter. given lug opportunities, hut each elected by the qualified electors of son v. Hudson, 83 Vu, 279. SemMr. and M rs . Wilt Evans have of. us saill county .at the time and places . , , t •inole county was_ organized under relumed home from a weed's visit wwUt while, it we use the smaller ary n t .; Acts » . . . Of I9f3, „.-t Chapt. at»6H ItfTtf A.« Útf nf ~fifs *rVnthor*s nt l.nl-ii M“ Mary »r-1 .lï-a ie fc ’ -“ ' chances close at hand. ♦ 110 Park Avenue and-shall hold office for» four years. appointment to the office of county Ills compensation shall be provided Floridians are lovers of their judge in such new county In 1913, War News Summary ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * by law." On the other hand, See. state, ihey are proud of it, of its # < ♦ " ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ under Sec. 6 of Art. W i l l of the Comparative .quiet prevulls in’ the past arid o f what is to come. Hut 35 of Art. V of the constitution pro­ constitution' would properly he un­ western theatre of war. In Flanders , moilt o| thp(n are beglectful of thcop vides that "When the office of any til the qualification of a successor at the annonading has been intermit- I • , unjty t0 (o„ , . r it, Rr,.atCHt lWM.t j judge shall become vacant from any the ensuing general election in 1911. tent, but i i i ^ i e Argonne region and muse, the successor to fill such va­ health Nature has done as much and an election in 191 t to such o f­ Alsace there have been attacks anil cancy shall be appointed or elected perhaps inure f9r Florida than for fice is under Sec. 33 of Art. V, and Jcounter attacks witli no material uni) ‘ for the unexpored term of the any other commonwealth in the na­ Sec. 7 of Art. W i l l , for the un- progress on either side. judge, whose death, resignation, re­ tion in this direction. This stale expired term ending January, 1917. French aviators in the way of a should have the lowest death rate tirement or other cause crcutcd such STANDARD RAILROAD OF TH E SOUTH You are therefore advised that a reply to the dropping of bombs on ami the minimum of disease among vacancy." Though believing that the gentle­ commission issued to a person elect­ Nancy by the Germans, flew over-];its resident population of all the man elected os county judge In ed county judge of Seminole county the aviator hangars of Frescar, one states in the Union, hut there is Seminole county at the late general at the general election in 19 It. of the railroad stations of Metz, serious doubt if such is the fact, ami DAILY No. 82 No. MG election should lie commissioned (or should be for the remainder of the throwing down bombs in their flight it's due to the people themselves. N». *0 Notwithstanding the fact that a only two years, the Governor deem-, term that ends pi Jupuury, 1917. L v . Jacksonville a.in. 2:20 p.m. • -»ó |i m recent official statement• announced inv part in weak. Florida a» i com A r. Savannah Very respectfully. ed it advisable to ask the opinion 12 ; 15 p.m. *>:25 p m 1 l"a.ln T M Shackleford. It F Taylor that the Germana had cea ed their munti) cannot he healthful if its Ar. R ich m on d of the supreme court justices upon 5.25 a.tn. • 10:15 a.m. ' t“ 1p.m. It S Cockertdl. W the subject, which hi- did in writing V A Mocker, attacks on the Hura river, in Ku»».u t.lUw>)|, )lldlv.i)luil,|y anil collecl.ve!) A ington 11:00 a.m. A rr .. W W ash ashington 1:25 p.m 11 "m p.m. isticcs Suprum Poland, latest uevievs from Berlin )j(, (lu| w o r k , t „ „ „ „ u , ,m (l f\r. w Y Yo o rk on the t -Ith inst., receiving the fol­ J, It. Whitfield, Justt Ar. N NV ew rk 2:57 p.m. fi:5o p.m '■ "f' ;t.m. —----------------- ------- —----------------------Su- indicate that they »(ill arc advanc stuntly. J. U. Whitfield. Justices lowing written opinion three days And here comes in the 11r i an la ing in that region. Petrograd as- matter of individual responsibility. No. SJ. Florida A: West Indian Limited Fr«w Redlining Mi preme Court later Washington—Electric Lighted and Fans. In the Supreme Court of Florida That the question decided by the serts, however, that along the Bzura If your barkyeard is filthy it is a N'o Sii. Palmetto Limited Free Steel Reclining < hair t .,rcourt in this advisory opinion is'nn and Hawka rivers the lighling of June Term. A. D. 1914. tton— menace (n your ucighlwir, u» well i Electric Lighted anil Funs, Tallahassee, Fla,, Dec 17. 1911 tinusuual one. is .mina ted by the lute has been confined to artiller) to yourself ’lour unscreened earth To His Excellency, Park Trammell, fuet that only one case is cited as a The Austrians in Galncin, the closet is a source of danger to all No. Mb—-( 'oast Line Florida Mull— laical Sleeper to Savannah. Governor of Florida: precedent by the justices in their Bussimi general staff asserts, have about you. Your attack of malurtu Steel Pullman Cars of the highest class operated on all \ 'lin tir been driven back in the neighbor­ or of typhoid or of tuberculosis Coast Line Dining Cars ojicrnted on Traini-s 82 and Hfi. Sir: Your communication request­ commnnicalion to the Governor. hood of Turnow, where many prison­ threatens his safety ing an opinion as to the term for For information and Pullman reservations apply to your > In a majority ers were taken. The Austrians »re rtf cases any preventable disease which a commission should be is­ W IN T E R G AR D E N NOTES A. W. F R IT O T , Division Passenger Audit Mrs. Winthrop Treadwell of San- \reported to have retreated in dl»- overtakes you because you let it sued by you to one w ho was elected They are ulap »aid to have Hut if you are it» victim, it is a duty 13G W est Ha)' Si. county judge in Seminole county at ford is a guest of her father, Win order Jach»n nulle. Hi been forced hack from the line run- you owe to the entire community to the general election held hi .Novem* I)ann. Hon. llumil E. Tolar of Sanford; ning from Zmigrod to Dukla. in the stop tile spread of t he contagion her. 1914, has been ddly considered. was a visitor In town this week look- Carpathian« with enormous losses, •Keep your premises clean, t laIn providing that n county judge back yarn as well as the front. shall be elected in each county for u ing for sonic famous South Lake including ten thousand prisoners. The British raid on the German Screen the earth closet, .keep the term of (our years, that the first Apopka grapefruit to send to Ids X coast with seaplanes apparently net­ drains clean —fb'nrn ’ >mrr house election for county judge shall -4»» discriminating friends, for whom, he ted small results. Four of the aero­ against tlies anil mosquitoes, the at the general election in 1888, that, says the best is none too good. planes were lost and one British carriers of contagion. These are all Mr. and Mrs. Hurley of Sanford unless otherwise provided the terms officer is thou (ght to have been moral obligations for they protect are visiting Mrs. Jphn Bilker. of office of all county officers shall drowned. The attack brought about your health, and it is a moral obli­ Mrs, Wessener of Sanford visited commence on the first Tuesday after S e w e r P ip e , D o o rs, S a s h and She returned a unifiuc engagement in which sub­ gation to avoid infection nnd dis­ the first Monday in January after Mrs. Odum Monday. marines. cruiser». seaplane». des Odum going ease l <oir infection i» an offense their election, and that when the home Tuesday. Mr» B lin d s, Lim e , Cem ent, Tile, trovers. aeroplane» and Zeppelin» against your neighbor Times. office of. any judge shall become va­ with her took part cant from any cause, the successor The ideal community is the one Lath, S h in g le s , W ire F e n c in g , With the return to Paris January in which the welfare of all is the to fill such vacancy »hall be uppointe Upward. Make each day a critic on the 71h of the ministry of war from especial care of each. ed or elected only for the untxpired C o r r u g a t e d Iron R oofin g M L—Pope. Bordeaux all branches of the French term, the organic law prescribes a Florida’s Hoard of Health has government again will have their been working for more than a fluarheadquarters in Paris. ter of a century to make the statfTh e Best M eta) Shingles at $1.75 per stpuirc. D AI'IAI ì F.D BUILD ING IN AN TW E R P. Italy has ordered the cruiser Cala­ a better place to live in It has acbria at Beirut, Syria, to render any oinpllilied splendid results in the T h ree Kinds o f Cypress Shingles from $2.50 up. necessary aid to the American cruis­ iiiunngeme! I of pr> veritable diseases, er. North Carolina should there be ami in many other directions It is Cypress Hoards for Boats and Lumber of all Kimb further demonstrations against the working m t hose later years for hel departure of Europeans from Turk ter sanitary conditions, for the en­ C olumns and N ew ell Posts, Banisters, Nowlitrs. i»h territory. lightenment of the citizens in ways Russia has officially denied the re­ in which they may lielji themselves, port that she has ceded half of the showing how to avoid disease, edu­ isjand of Sakltnlin to Japan. cating them to . higher standards of T H E S E P R IC E S S T R IC T L Y CA SH Emperor Nicholas is with the living. It usks that with the now Russian army at the front. yeur a renewed «tart shall be made A regiment of Italimt sharpshoot­ anil .a more earnest cooj»eration in er« arc on their way to Avlona, Al­ these directions shall be given it. bania, to relieve the sailors landed there last week to put down dis­ Jude Johnson Going Back. order. Nono of the powers have Speaking of lotit arts, Judo John­ ----------protmted against Italy's occupation son can't steal chickens half as clov* of Avlona. crly a. ho ustor.—Atchison Qlobo. Turkey is said to be reinforcing her troop* defending the Darda­ nelles and the Bosphorus with sol­ dier» and artillery from the AdrlaW op « « m a h before tt develops som ething more hople garrison. , *■- Get her one for Christmas. *; The Franz Premier Vacuum i ♦ Cleaner will save more household l *; drudgery than any article you * ♦ could purchase. | t Brightens the home. Does away ? ♦ with dust. Costs but .a trifle over * 't a cent an hour to operate. Lasts f •a lifetime. See them in our window and ask us to show them to you. Special prices on Electric Irons during the Holidays. * S a n f o r d L i g h t & . F u e L Co. j- Atlantic Coast Line 3 -D A IL Y T R A IN S EAST-3 if* xxx; X :xxx: :xsx: :xxx: XXX H IL L L U M B E R CO. 33 H m t¿ * ■B l ì 1 H IL L L U M B E R CO m :xxx: —X X xxx zxxx Now Comes Fresh Milk by Parcel Post sr Rtt serious. "PLACED AN Y WHERE,EVERY WHERE In n «ll». Wk 1(. ty, Sunday ndt> I'sp» n and M*r»titH-». U sui rstr*. Premia, reliable krrrin. Fn» Mitin»la*. Ut ua flfur* with you on taklni efltirsi ehsifw chart* ot your »dvortuing Inter»»!»- ItrUr* your »dvartadaa from.»tUfWJ cUfcfcU. MONTGOMERY . Advertising Company, Inc. Mutual UÍ» llld*. JstkMsrUl*. n • I Ballard's Horehound Syrup i. Is The Rem edy Th at Doe# the W ork. It relieves coughing lmmedl* I atelr, ' eases sorsnsss In th rl lungs, loossns phlegm sad f clears the bronchlmt tubes. II | I« a fins family remedy, plesi ant to take and good for chU* | drea and adulta. Prlee Me. M e s a l It M . Crushed Oyster Shells and all Kinds of Feed -1* VEGETABLE BUYERS O 1*14. ay Am erican P ro »» Association The. comer wm blown out « r ttlis noose by a txmjb, leaving tbs rest but 9th Street X • I JsmssF.Dsllsrd.Preo. fit.Louis,Mo. I fSceoAnoRrrosteosotM Sanford, Florida Soluble Milk Powder. Hot a Coadeased Milk But natural, unadulterated, unchanged, sterilized, fresh milk. W e extract the water, leaving the sweet milk solids. YOU odd the water, and have a sweet milk that can be used any time, any place, any way where sweet milk is required. Nothing artificial, but just real milk. Recommended by physician* for babies and invalids. Send 40 cents for package, enough to make a gallon and a half. Once used, always used. N A T IO N A L FOOD PRODUCTS CO. 413*19 Third A vs. Ho. MINNEAPOLIS, MINK Huy the 11.00 else. It contains! five times as much as tho ISo I alas, nnj you gsL«wtth each hot¡tie a Dr. Hefrlck's Red Tepper | Porous plaster for the chssL Stsphsns Ey»_ Salve Cures •r * \ Coulbourn Company Mac-Po-Milk WM. G. ALDRIDGE * Z. » ♦ •*— L A 25c W ant Ad. in The Herald will Rent Y our House For You �------- 29,1914 ' - . 1,1 ' THE SANFORI) HERALD — Must Sign Warrants The contention held by J. F Mc­ Kinnon, comity superintendent, that Ills duties were discretionary and pot ministerial, and that he was justi­ fied in n.t signing the teachers’ pay nciPJG A- RESUME OF SANFORD H A P P E N IN G S warrants, was declared to lie wrong = UP-TO •DATE — ----- ----- -----according to u brief statement from the supreme court yesterday, stating nlr»tlon* for thin Column Should bp Marked “ Society Editor", or that the judgment ill the case of (^®mu J'ho ned to Mr*. R. A. Terhoun, Phone 20.1 Jennie Haas vs. McKinnon be re­ ----- r-— “ versed and that the cause bo re­ of his partner being euneenled be­ manded with directions to issue a CArre/mn« E m e tta Chriítma» war. fittingly obaerved neath the Christmas tree, engage­ peremptory writ fcv tbf Sunday school of the Con- ments were made for the games af­ The rase is well known to Orungo A deli­ county and Orlando citizens. oration*' church Friday evening ter the fashion of dunces It is loh a fine program of tímale und cious salad course was served bullet the first one of its character in Flor­ ^utioiu and a great big Chriatmua style and the happy evening ended ida. The complete opinion of the ___ MVtt the joy n|1(l delight of the with another straw ride back to supreme court is expected to arrive Those invited were Misses today, and in it it is thought that Tho church, ulwuya town. .Htlf ones May Thrasher, Elisabeth Stafford, the full definition of the exact du­ hfiutifully decorated for Christmas 1 „usually lovely upon thli bc- Helen llund, Ruth McDaniel, Agnes ties of the county superintendent of -jjon and the tree waa a marvel of Hothamly, Frances Gonzales, Alice schools will be given. That the Jxauty and taste. It waa lighted by Caldwell. Fern Ward. Virginia j county superini.Midenf» duties are «jrdririty. the myriad green and red rue y. lU-tfinald Holly, I I> \\oml- raiauiiml and «liurpaiiontry i» TERM Offsetting thr tinsel and ornn- rut , AHm JonM. Ktmfi Murphy, j i«x|m*c*u »<I to form a Inr^f portion of BrnU- Samgipg among the brunches Harrqld „«IVjiahburn. Sidney Chum*. tju. opinion Jum. Ju(,K(. > t.rkin, hold thnt «re many gift« for the children and James Higgins. Arthur D.ckrns. Paul|hoi« of candy for all. A delightful Younts. Fred Wight. File ard Rett». the duties of the county superin­ propani »¡is well rendered by the Frank Chappell and Willie llriim- tendent were discretionary' and re­ ley. tkildren as follows: fused the peremptory mandamus Misses Lucca and Mury Chappell Prelude. to cause Mr. McKinnon to .sign tho Choir. Heboid, I Bring You Good assisted in serving. warrants. Following this the case — i-L Tidings. Caleb I«imson. was appealed to the supreme court, Person of A /cnfton Scripture and • Prayer, Mr. C. R Attorney LeRoy B. Giles, of Davis Mr. A Mcttiugcr of I'hitudelphiu £ Giles appearing bclora, the, J|U Walker. Recitation„ Dick Wolff;^ i« ^hc <guoijt. ■yl W ertditt celtx ago. ^Tt* MrtHrrffrr • .He wilt spend the w i n - U ^ h b Uml al on of the ter in Sanford. supreme court indioates, and is heI . Children Solo, Story Land. Miss Aspinwnil . ¡tig congratulated. Recitation, .Santa Claus und His Miss Margaret Strong »roomKro,„ the first Mr Giles has opjianied Miss Edna Chittenden to p o s e d treni f n u g h l t h è issile in a Auto, Helen Randall. Christ ni ici Light*, l-ewis Shipp. Tampa Saturday where they will d e n t i cut t na nt i e r F ol l owi ng M r . visit Miss Ruth Waldron Gtorgr Wilbur. Paul Strong. M i K i fi non ‘s r ef usai t u sign thè Solo, He SaiW Santa Claus W \\ t* a* b e r . puy warrant,«, Da v is & Solo, Ilo Said Santa Claus, Ken­ * Mr Roy Went and bride o( New Giles b r o u g b i suil lo m a n d u l i u i s t he ark. N J , are spending I lo ir lioro y ■ eoui.I> t r e a s u r e r l o |ia.\ t u e w u r - | neth Frye. Recitation. A Stupid Hook, Puul muon in Sanford, the guests of Mr. r i m i » w j t h o u t t h è s i g n a t u r e of Mr . und Mrs. Leslie'Went on the Heights M c K i n n o n . Strong. Tliis w a s d u n e a n d J. Grandmother’s Song, Miss FanW* Il T ucjtor. e o u t y t r e a s u r e r . pani t h è Mr and Mrs Ray Hints returned w a r r a n t s . Class T hen r u m o , thè Marion Song. Carol Children Carol. Primary. Sunday from Winter I’ nrk for the i u ti l it y r a s e , t h e n t h è m a n d a m u s PAGE THREE * k*» a, e_. ; , ABOUT PEOPLE AND EVENTS • Er, ry II i d llrniyi Mrs IV I> Holden delightfully entertained I be Every Week Bridge Masonic m e m o r i a l s e r v ic e They will Sp end New ^ e a r - d s \ III la, ksoil ville t h e gu ests of Mr Hull -' moil.er ¡il I. .iiiiipcl w i i r r . l l l s , 1bell l ' er kltl -, and ' I I., , | | . . | IU||, Mr and Mr- I II. Club Salufd.iv iilteriioon at the San ford House There were two tables their baby and If.aid arrived today of bridge played, Mrs |front i hurle-tirei. Va fbey ¡re. il winning ila prize, a gwe-l- ■*f MrIf. ■ r V\ ■*■t ■ « ....... . FOR THE PEOPLE OF THE PEOPLE W ITH THE PEOPLE *t AT Beautiful Sanford M. K i t . i.on I i -igti t h è t h è p e n i l i . !l \+ J t o l g e 1 l i - upitd.iii followed !.. t h, » 1 . |. |el| |. . oli ri 3- 4-56 seti, nel l ook to Veuf N ee d P o t a t o e s I nil i I s , , [ i. p,.r I ttn t.i of Vgrieult lire has lieen w a r n i n g t h e M i— i fur m e r s of N'.w 1,-rsev. o t h e r Muidl o 1i . Mr* Holden's guest- were Mesdimes C- l> • McLaughlin, Forrest L Miss Cornelia Smith and - o i l ! her n tnlr C VI Vorce, G F Smith. G l a d i » Sili it I .. ! N . w 1 - Vii., ni l, - I .*I •■- .Hid t i . Margaret II.in e- T A Nenl, A 1' <<ipie (or I !.. s , , , ,,,1 [ I I. pari meni -1 a l l - to SI I I lia i I h »eed |»it atom* 1 li. . •re. i ‘-iling 1hey In is bear I tie w h i l e lab el ol th e Connelly ai,.l Mt* V M Brow ne ni d a n . e t o n i g h t Mr s Knierprise t ’hri.it m ilti / ’rlr(|/ Beginning I lie l e - t ivi t i c s of l ' ti r i - t A W filis Ir l'ut ¡ito In s p e c t io n Servie*, of I lie d e ­ part On-lit f i n s la t ic i I« p lace d o n i . , , i , , , 111ai ner a f -1 , , r 11 In - I ii a t I tie i ,.,o. i.c.| bv pot . . 1 , 0 - 1 1 1 , la atol lin i I ,1 free I ••i , r *I i n - p. ■ i *.rI I ..I t la y w ere tr o in pi.w d. r V -.,,1 f r o m and b a v e g r o w n on f a r m - !r. Iio t ir» a n * w a v I,* . ■n ............ I In t il l s i ,4» * Mr U V •.1w mg M r and \l - e Ib - wo n u »>•> K wa- i tie . harming part y at h o lid a y ■ brrli Mi-- Frances Chappell w a ­ -oi, * ille i . . m o r n , w tte grariou- young hostess Friday \t r and M rWm tight A g.i> crowd of young people ■irsetnloed ai the home of Miss May look dinner ai l lie Epw. Thrxsher (or the straw rule that h .iiterpriM >*n I h ris t in .t s pended the festivities, finally ur Mr ¡reíd M r 1 It l '. V\ l .riling at lia Chappell iuuuu where a ooit delight fully happy time wjis-en- stopping at I lie Sanford Housi joyed fnr the rest of the evening I In * nr. ii-c.l ug.ren-t t lie use of Ijitde (,<>luti le- lot i d n n l i n g (oirposes, at* V« liiere, h c u t h o u g h t h e y do not show t h e disease, m a y h a v e b ee n ■ e x p o s e d t o j i owde r y - r u b TTithU* •I [ at t ai n, ar< usually s h i p p e d i f om^ Mr a m i Mr laH e ■!< r-o N.i n lo fd \t.iiiu in bulk a m i t h e c a r carrion n Leesburg registered ul tli The house » u , very at tractive m its giy Christtnus colors of red and freer; An innovation that was a pieWflU f»*-UUfv of 1In* r\ flu MU\ i*n • lion-. ( hr ,-r *«,.■- ptJtr* tu* M* - ■- |•r« I t { lit 11« r«-*i • Mi I upon tiie ( r out of which K ,■ ( 'm 1 I• VV * ft s p e n d I lirist nia- *»* a red Chn-tinaa tree, the name >Sanford ^ Death of J. N. Entzmingi-r *, erri > ' . ttFiaf* f i n- i * * r* t hi j it ii nr »i vil li.t iiif“ Th^ 'll'.-,I*. I I d t> Saturday. World New- ' ........ ■. Jag . p ,.[ ol . ,ir..tel> , i . .. .’ b ib «n i Of ..» n.-r i I po t II1 4-DAYS AND NIGHTS-4 Agriculture, Cattle, Farm, Health, Educational, Water Ways, TVlerchants and Manufacturers Exhibits lo , \l *• -.I 1-0 . i . i.i ai' .* r i- r* 1 <1 i * ruh* il Some dealer* have been buying table sturk and sidling it for seed T h e s e m e n ar e not v i o l a ti n g a n y law b ut t he y ar e ev|M.sin.g t h ei r cUs^* loll , r - I" r h. rv k ..( I be t II t r od lieti« h Twenty-one modern b.ii’ l" •hip J. N Kntzmreiger died at tin- home Of hi* Miri. Hon C W Entzmingcr living I he S t a r - a n d - i r , | . . ' ,i .nid .i f m a r a n l l i i e - l i o i i b l >>! ., >!,-* u Lmgwood last Thursday, after r o m p a m e l i by I heir r> flu ’ • i* r . «i ab be I t i l r n d u e e d *n illn»ss of -evi ral weeks Str und r e p a i r a n d - u | . | » l . 1 i i i• »I » ert l'llaal r* lat e Etltinwriger w,** 77 y< urs of -sg. at follow t h e i i n g o i i • i 1 i i • . I-. in |T".rh Ja*•* d* f V . a ll Iks linn* of In- death and was prom [lo g of I In N a v y i l . r o , gt i n , b u l [•< ,r. e - so C e r t llle d a te llk id y in*nt in this state and in South Car­ a m a c a n a l u l i m t h e A t l a n t i 1 and_ less to bo . If b e it e r f lu a llt y olin», hi- native sluice For 46 years giles to particiJNile III I lie opening ouv.il (harr t a b le - l o c k —pol ttTnffce served th Ured as a minister of ceremonies Of i he 1'anama I’.uili. |j|(. g*pl> of ceri Hied seed potatoes the Baptist ihuii h at various charges Exjiositiori. Hear Admiral Fletcher ||„ y|ujt1l, (s arftple, and the prie* in the south and only laid down the commanding the fleet, conferred with ( j,|n y,,lir ^ |„W) s(, t(iat timm is no *t>rk when failing health and Secretary Daniels today concerning excuse f<re planting lutile stock pota­ *1* m»de it imperative hut the naval parade. They discussed toes iMntlr has fallen on the shoulders the advisability of taking in uddi Tin" de purl ment also states thnt #1 »everid of his sons who ure proin-! tlon a flotilla of destroyer- .t tin i he rigid inspection and other pre­ iöent worker* in the Ixtrd’ s vineyard trip, but reached no dccvrenii I he caution* thrown around certified seed ** mioLters and Sunday school fleet will Iravr New York about -toek from unrantlned districts worker* January 15 for winter miiim* over make such slin k a* safe as |H)taloes all times, under all circum- mid go to Guantanamo Ships m from non inleeted areas, and olten ■ ”At* »o •Unce* he walked in the well beaten southern waters will join the fleet , better selected. path of righteousness and when fully there. The vessels that g«> t" tl" jot&rious that he was neuring the 1’aciflc will return t<* Humpi'm t of earth, he appeared to he fully rduds about the last of F*l>rii«ry iopi'Mied with the idea that at the 1 1 t tkTu*-t' me ctornlly Began, and that bright faith which »ustained him Nearly every member* of the eily “ting tho*e trying hour» of aufleradministration of Terre llaute is in “t would only grow brighter anil the hands of United States author- 1 I . H be journeyed towurd the itii'ji as the result of w holesule nr‘WnHe. and tho llnal gloom ol rest« last night, today and tonight . f f b* dlipelled by tho radiance on Indict merits charging u conspir­ I ,®7®* !° v Jh Could all live the acy to corrupt tho election of Nov. l ! ! r * nd uP'1«tbt life Mr. Entx- 3rd last. Early tonight ninety-one f»bw*r, *'vw®* Bni* h!a trusting persons including Mayor Don M. death «»uld nb longer be called Roberts, a candidate for the Demo, . V * . Kin« of Terror»’* for ho incratie nomination for Governor in no terr0i there. The dying 1906; Sheriff Shea of Vigo county; G*n jnd •0rrowfbK family looked Judge Ell H. Redman, City Judge Extraordinary at Monster FREE ATTRACTIONS Terre Haute (toliticians had been P<»r»ry separation would end in an taken into custody. Unable to fur­ M«n»| reunion. nish bond, of $10,000 demanded by thJr* ^“ ncra' services occurred at United States Marshal Mnfk Stiffen, wcÒa y buryint »round at Ung- Mayor Roberts tonight was in­ °n Christmas niorning at cluded in n party of twenty-one per­ of »*!■• ° c.loc^’ George Hyman sons who had failed to provide bond * R*v t» ^ î y ° ® cf*tlng, assisted by and was being brought here to be The others had been re­ r< *W* y oi ^ n ifw o o d . Mr. jailed. ' W , inEtr ltaVM * wIi« >nd (our leased on bonds ranging from $2,600 tona to to m mourn tk» t ^ ” *. nd wven "«»eo »«na o u rn t o - 110,000 x h. Sheriff Shea and A SCENE FROM " T H E SHEPHERD father ° * huaband and Judge Redman were relcoaed on O F T IIE H ILLS” AT T IIE IM P E R IA L T H E A T E R , WED. N IG H T , DEC. 30 bonds of 110,000 each. , • ' : ¿I --- ----- - r**oASÉdlàÌMr#ÌÉI % r-W : ' m J € M USIC Fireworks Nightly Aeroplane Flights Daily 1 0 0 -S PE C IA L E V E N T S -1 0 0 ALL *tvlwSbrighter rUhth eB*m®°y°of failhto Thomas II. Smith, and other lending future where this tem ^ hi- ■ - rtjjfcíí ^Í Come, W e W an t to Shake Y our Hand 44 . .. J *öp - m m �nr . . ' v i i r , '-vi ¿àiKv U~l-êKi 1 THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE POUR THE SANFORD HERALD U. J. HOLLY. Editor „ W. M. HAYNES. Basinet* Mnnagcr INbJJfhed Kerry TU**<i*r »nil Krid»y THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY * 4 4 4 4 .4 4 4 * 4 4 4 ♦ « 4 4 s u w o i r n O N r a ic e . in a h v a n c b o n e teak ..................................... *1.0« SIX MONT UN................................. I» TÜRKE MONTHS................................... ** DeJI.rrrd In Ih* U tf b, terri»» $2.00 IVr V « f In , *. Aditar* or 2tc. Ter .Month Pw b m Ii la Adianro Moat B* M id* al ORI»« Calarmi At Hrrood-llaaa Mall Malirr Aa*mal 2Zad IMO, al lb* PaaiaRlca al Noafwd. I'lorMa. Kadar Ari of M arta *rd. 1ST». Offk# in llrrmJd |tulldin| KUNl, - - hi r R ST l=; Kif BN* < I J* E fà , , ' r : ,4V. ■5fcv2 ♦ ♦ 4 ♦ ♦ 4..*= DECEMBER 29, |j|| ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ •<*X4>§><§*$><4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ M A Y O R 'S P R O C L A M A T I ON ‘H : « * Census Day Earning and Saving W! For the moral and religious advancement/ of our people n ommittce o f fifty business men elected by the vario as Sunday schools of Sanford propose to make a canvas of every hefno In the city, to ascertain tho religious inclinations of our people therefore. I Rodare Friday, January the first to be known as "Census D a y " in the city of Sanford, and urge every one tq give the information requested, and to facilitate the work of these men fn every way possible. ** D. L. T H R A S H E R . Mayor of City of Sanford Dec. 28th, 1914. 4 "4 4* *• -•V'* *• „ Telephone No. I4J* 4 4* ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ '• 4 4 4 4 ♦ ♦ 4 -> ♦ ♦ 4 ♦ ♦ i. 94 ♦* H E N O L D A G E comes upon a man and finds him without re­ sources, it is usually not because he failed to earn enough, hut because he failed to save. I t is the m oney that you save that w ill make you independent in old age. W e cordially invite your sav­ ings account in any amount. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Almost the Happy New Year, Florida has. over 20,000,000 acres has affected alike tho capitalistic ----- O -----Almost time to swear off that of tillable land that has not yet felt class and the working man. The depreasion-h» résulté it* I f f t h r the touch of the plow or tho hoo and swearing. which is the best in the world for temporary abandonment of develop­ ----- O -----truck farming or fruit raising. We ments by the various railroads—in Almost time to start up the Semhave a climate that is nut equaled the laying off of thousands of em­ ir.ole Courfty Fair. any where; we haven't a rivnl on ployees. the Atlantic coast of North Am er­ Tho raise ,ln rates, while paid for Vilia now calls Zapata his brother ica. Flofida is tho winter garden py the public will not be oppressive. in arms which would lead one to be­ and winter playground of practic­ The advance ia so slight that none lie v e that Carranza is his brother ally the entire United States. ll will feel it. A few cents on three ^ i n law. must grow. It could not atop grow­ dozep pairs of shoes will by ho ----- O ----ing If it tried. Long before 1UIG means increase the price thereof. Have you noticed that ID15 gets roils around the. million mark in Tho sumo is true of other articles oil on Friday and yet it can do no population will have been reached which must pay the Increase. worse thnn 1914 which started on and passed. E very man in the Tho advance gives encouragement Thursday. state U a booster and there are thou­ to the railroads, Idle men will again sands coming to • the state, thnt he called hack to the shops and Mexico seems to have solved the growth must increase enormously placed ,n the pay rolls. currency question. They now have year after year. People must come Industrial activity will follow and three different brands down there to Florida to find now and better the transportation companies being and the printing press still gojng. homes and tq get u start in the placed in a jwsitjon to renew activ­ ----- O— — world. They must bring ho mo cash ities will have employment for the Might we he called presumptuous with them and they must create thousands who were suspended be­ if we ask the St. Petersburg Inde­ wealth out of Flotidu soil after they cause of the depression. get here. The transportation proh pendent how many copies of the The Interstate Commerce Com­ paper they have given away this lem is not us good as it ought to tie mission has weighed this pro|a»siand the East Coast needs the inland month. tion most carefully, its action is in wutorway system and more rail ----- O -----the interest of business activity.Hob Holly of tho Sanford Horrid roads, especially u railroad from the in tho . interest of n vast force of Tho entile state is and Christmas Carroll of the Ocala West Coast, men, who were forced into idleness, Star represented the true Christmas booming and will grow faster in the which cun go hack to work and en­ next five yenra than it has in the spirit— not spirits, mind you.— Clear­ joy the livelihood to whicli they last fifteenveais.— Stuart Times. water Sun. are justly entitled.’— Dixie. ---- ( j -------- Ü-----THE L E G IS L A T U R E Frank HufTaker, doing the pub­ OCR W A T E R W A Y S The red hliis of obi l.eon w ill soon licity stunt on the Gasparilln af­ 1m' resounding with the gladsome It to be noticed that a it.illfair in Tampa stales that the news­ cries of the budding statesmen w io waterway’s association was organ paper men will have a banquet in were sent to Tallahassee to set the ized in I'alntka tills week for the that city that will outshine the world on fire, so to speak. Plans purpose of railroad development tn feast of Belshazzar. Well, if HufI lure under way to in iji the Georgia the state, improving the waterways outshines the (oust of Stovall he crackers from fishing in our mill of Florida and to push vigorously will liave to go some and that is ponds and transporting our popeyed tin- improvement of the tributaries coming right down to modern his­ mullet by bull earl express The of the St. Johns river. tory. brown eyed youth i n ' red shoes and ---- O -----We heartily approve of t hi?* move­ red necktie who was elected to the Harry RrOwn has hooked up with legislature because he won th e 'd e ­ ment in ull respects. Next to plen­ a Blizzard on the Hastings News bate in the ill] absorbing question ty of railroad development in lh< and they will issue a ‘ Brown Hook that there was more pleasure in pur­ state we-want nil of our waterway* Florida has one of t he on Florida in general ami Hastings suit than in the |M)ssession will be on utilized in particular. RHzzurd i* qot ex­ hand to conquer more fields while litlesl witter wily systems in I be south mid we dre neglecting it This actly attractive for a a Florida fiorida finraeljj,«« political grafter who elected neglect is costing, us yearly thou­ but if he lias the speed he <-an lm Tom to (he legislature will )><■ there the name and become a Florida in droves to secure jobs at enrolling sands of dollars in freight and hold­ ing thousands of were* of land un­ zephyr or one of the balmy breeze? u few bills at $(i (111 per day The This newly formed as­ that Hurry Itrown »ays Inns the cripples who have been promised (at developed sociation should be given plenty of Ancient City in the summer time. jobs for doing nothing, and the old publicity ns it a fertile :ulti to ---- ()- ---- : soldiers who never fired n gun will -* work in. T h e time will come when a man charge through the capitol like the This locality is particularly inter­ with a million dollnrn t.o invest will light brigade. And this is not at). ested in this movement, it has for I and at Stuart and get busy. Such The insurance people, the railroad a man is needed hero worse than the attorneys^ and the special interests years been attempting to get Peep The slight im many who have bought tracts and representatives will be on liund with Creek improved. proM-meul there in the I - t tlirei refuse to either improve or sell tin l heir smiles and their arguments years has saved this great farming same. Collins at Miami Reach is t hut they are the most persecuted section thousands of dollar1hi spending a million dollars on his people on top u| the earth. Oh. it creek is but one of hundreds of like property and will reap big profits is some sporty times in Tallahassee nature tributary to the St. Johns on hia investment. Michael Scholtz when the legislature is In session.— river anti ita importance with others is also spending a million dollars at Apalachicola Times. is now established. If wo want Daytona and Daytonn Hutch and ----- O------ ' them improved and utilized we can hia latest move is to upply for u O U T L E T FOR P O T A T O E S have them made ?o. Do we watt franchise to build n trolley-line froth The got eminent report gives tis it done? Answer that fluent ion, Daytona to Sanford, which also in■105,000,000 bushels ol (KJtntoes. The then be governed accordingly. ^piudes n drawbridge across the St. Johns at Monroe. Things do move fall weather was very favorable and Hustings Herald the crop gained wonderfully hi the o and it takes money to move them month of September, October and I'U W E LL'S PEN P R lO x S Sturut Times. November. The September 1 ciop When Powell and Rob Holly get estimate usually gives the basis for together there's going to be some T h e Osceola Journal feels sure the season, but not so this year. clash. Holly has named Powell a that Forrest Lnko will be the Speak­ W e eat and use (or aeed and other member of tho committee oh me­ er of the Florida legislature, while purposea Aibout three und ono-hnlf the L iv e Oak Democrut ia equally buahela per capita, or about 360,- morials and Powell doesn’ t, like it a little big. Calls it putting n live thut Cary A. Hardee o f Suwannee 000,000 bushels. This has been mun on a dead subject.—»Tampa will win the coveted plac^. The provon for several year*. Wc have ■ speakership Is largely coveted lie- an exeem of 65,000,000 bushels, or Times. "W c failed to see thnt kick front cause It leads to higher pluces in tho nearly ton bushels per Belgian re­ Willis, hut Ku want to tell him right political game, every man who serves maining In Belgium. W h y not feed now thnt it- takes n good man to in the legislature has a speakership the Belgians on potatoes? They'are write obituuries and the position bee buzzing in his bonnet and he good food. The Uelgiuns need food pays well. Juat a natural jjosition sees distinctly the stairs that he has Wo can’ t carry it over until 191 fi ,for anyone who is hurled.in Clear­ climbed successfully. It would be of in the form of potatoes; while corn water."— Sanford Herald, Interest to many people to learn Just and wheat can be kept? j -That's the reason we object to the what Mr. Lake and* Mr. Hardee ex­ A few shiploads of potatoes gonf» job. Wo are "not a good man" r.nd pect to grab In the event of present to Flurope would llvon tho mar—* we do. not need the money. Besides success.— Apalachicola Times. A good movement would put some we are out of prurti^e. Whatever it is, Mr. Luke will get pep Into the price and make money Rut thut slam ala' at being buried in it, Bro. Johnson. *' He has a great for the grower and for the dealer Clearwater 1! t way o f getting whatever he goes w ho never can get ahead of a falling 3Vhy yotl bald headed catamaran! after and you will hear from him market. We are nil agreed 'that the There Isn’t u cemetery within two alter legislature adjourns. Belgian* ought to be fed and that miles of Clearwater, and there are ----- 0-----it is up to us. Let us look Into the people who have lived hero five T H E S P IR IT OK C H R IS T M A S potato ns a food for them. years, and Used up two uutomobiles Holly of the Hanford,, Herald of­ I f a l l ‘ the dealers and shippers in in chasin’ over the country who ¿lo fer* the olive branch to the Grower the country who are now" hoi ting editor and says: "W e can truthfully potatoes it> Igrgc quantities would not know where that burying ground any thut if ’ any one interested In donate 10 ppr cent of their holdings Is located. When they die some one lead them to their js-rt Florida wlshts a real magazine that to the Belgians,-the price on-tho will have resting place. gives tl e truth about the state's re­ balance would advance more than Dead town? sources we can safely recommend enough to make money on the deal. It pains us to do it , Rrfb; hut we the Florida Grower." While this may be regarded ai a •* * • Thanks, brother, fpr this display selfish way to look at tho matter, have to. You way yourself that a news* • of Christmas spirit. Therp is no yet such a result would follow.— paper la an Index to any town, . man in the state wo would rather N. Y . Backer.’ Sanford has three times the popu­ have for a friend. Holly is square; ■ — - 0- — lation t»f Clearwater. ho deoplaca hypocrisy; ho ia always And it has hut one newspaper. A M A S T E R S T R O K E outspoken for what he believes la . ‘ T h e email Increase In freight rates Clearwater has two, right. He hrs been a good friend of And tho Evening Hun ia a larger cooperation and the Florida Citrus by the Interstate Commerce' Com­ Exchange, and has always had a mission U accepted throughdut -the newspaper and carries more adver­ kindly word for the Grower.— Flor­ country as tho dawn of a new era in tising daily than the,Hanford Herald prosperity. The financial stringency does in Its semi-weekly, .generally ida Grower. * a. . * ,*-'. 41 PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD SANFORD, FLA. R. R n us (•»»birr 4 1 ♦ * ►> H. E. TOUR i j 4 £ 4f ♦ 4* A“ l ( «ihlf r « ♦ ♦ * .wo times as much. As a rule Col. Roosevelt docs not Eat some more celery, Bob— your like to he contradicted. But he bruin needs to be accelerated î I— may be a little indulgent with Clearwater Sun. friends and admirers who insist that You are nsleejp in the cemetery, he la wrong is saying the public la you. long haired, •gnngtton legged tired-of him?? Pinellas pirate or you would know that Sanford.Jjas two. papers, the Herald, and tho Growers News and either one in the regulnr issue~will carry more advertising the year round than your Sunstroke that gives away patters every time the the sun shine * and advertising every day.il ruins. Small towns that have no population naturally have no cemeteries. Wher* people cannot live they cannot die. Therefore, you will take your posi­ tion on the cemetery committee <>y he shot at Sunrise. _______ _ Kipling did not, however, have submarines in mind when he wrote. "Far railed, our navies melt away." DRINK I will give ten dollars reward HENRY McLVULIN JEW ELER Avoiding the crude und Wnngeto M Y S P E C IA L T I E S : metnods of Mis famous father, young Jesse James has become u lawyer. PICKARD’S 11 YND-P VIM! It i HIM YVliat is wanted is a commercial waterway to the gulf, hut not nec­ One of the finest yachts ever doubl'd at Si.iilord arrived yester­ essarily one that wjll Until it pork day .imi i- authored m-ar the city barrel dock in Luke Monroe The linai is Probably wh^-n communities cense owned by Com modo re M. R. Mills to appi-iil of Government "pork of New York who will- a partv of friends are iruisitig i :. southern cottgr* SMtien will cea.se to work tor It. waters. » European •yddiers wdl not care The "C ynthia" will leave today for Jiicksonville and from there will much about having ifuldoor sleeping probably go down the East Const |H?rches after their experience* in the Those making up the party are trenches. Some folks are so literary that Commndroe U R. Mills, Mr A C hosier, and Miss i Rurgesnn Ilf they YVo not care for history in tli New York aid Mr Kohl ! Milh­ making, but will buy it of the honk aud bruii n| tirei-i, port, who are agent later on -j-- iditig I lii-tr i < ney union in ( lor liti- Wfiti-i« 1'itpl l.avv-on. a most Avoid Merlai Escttement. Anger, fear and mie r tortus of men­ rompete! t manner, i* in charge tal <»cileni* ni it •*— uinv stop <fi|'e»|lt>n i-iiiueiy alni causo ( hristmas Dinner •crions kfifti’ v diseases Mr and Mr-. Alfred Fo-t.-r g \> ll.i.r friends n < lirist rna dinner and i A T L A N T I C C O A S T L IN E supper at their home on RcardnlH a V. ritte All the good t (* ,ig- to eat T R A IN S that Hanford lurmcfs cimi raise so Northbound "well ,:l graced the tables and a goodly' tr-ki -1 * ' *-tl •* . ini . î ■' <i>!' ■: ' " '* DRINK * p f the popular d i s a p p r o v t i T ¡ l i a, . ' vl11 ,e®«l to . Much ,i i i , . i i - >-ne arrest and Conviction of of the pork barrel is a natural dta- nnrti, MP nTirf.... p a r t y or partira who my like for the human hog. m o to r boat from it* m.airing at Enterprise, on Friday night. D«t, Soldiers in the trenches would l>e 25, IB M , and later cast her adrift grutofu! for hot water Imttles filled JOHN’ A. \\ \!.l \< K ' with hot water or something. ’ ■<*) nlhia" at t i t ) ’ Dock ol *!•- f"-i* ’ Mu at*l Mng.ng •i . -it l ,, , I.■1p- d t** pass til* afternoon ami evening and at u late hour the guests departed feeling that they had spent u most delightful day. Those present were Mr. J. C. Foster, Mrs J ( ' Foster, Mrs. \V. D M yer*. Dr Hazilion. Mrs S F Leavitt . Mr. S. F Ia-n viti , Mr i ’ li.Uil Yauou*. Mr miti Mrs H H Foster, Mr* Ed. Ward, Mr* \V;ir<! V r J Vaughn. Ten Dollars REW ARD i: \*. -* N* J • M f M 8.5« 1’ M tI P t I V. GORHAM'S sTERI I M . -11 H K ROGERS' Pl.VTKP U Mil I I,GIN \\D U \! I M yM i\ \|<Keg All Good s Guaranteed wn-fnarosiP V'c hi**- rlwpe îbî«" J <*f c^hn k.i* .. m t $ out A» rtf» r-.l- ti * lb#» nfwüt inti only Ll*r l*r * ' gUdljr iccuoiRKn-i lo ukci* o; ii.k Southbound No. pi No. No. HP No. s'. N>> N* v 12f. 127 12:28 P. M . 2 :0 « A. M .?-lti P. M. 5::in p M Oviedo Arrvc. la 11ve M Leesburg Arrive 1«:55 A. M. 5:68 TV M. 24 ! .<•:! ve 158 Arn\* 6:2« I' M fìifió A. M. 157 L a ve .Trilby No. 25— Arrive .. ....... 1:C0 P. M. No. 2J—l-etiw............ 2:26 P .M . Clyde Line Boots No. No No No. P t M K ‘ r;if< 5:5t( i . M h itt A M. ;o \ M. no !' 21 t*, Carier s I2:2H P M. 2:10 A M 2:3 t ! •J A i Combined ( ' •T and I'uuntain I Vn I nk . ! * i* —ihm newoH mrcnt-MTi til iW ^ * ,' f 1 Pencraft Ink write, a blue >o«I ii"*« * l It i acipecj»llf linlliml, .mtiMiMih in ^j-f Come in bd<1lei ui »ko%^ you lbi um «à Stille with the new fluw-woatioJkt F e rc ld P rin lirc Cr. î iiiti Fimi* ;* ( Si, J o h n R iv e r) DRINK DRINK Arrive IQ:00 A.M. Leave 11:40 A.M A SCENE FROM "TH E SHEPHERD OF THE H ILLS” , IM P E R IA L THEATER, DEC. 30 tifiîteiriiâihÂL • �MMffWPUHPWg i i IM ÎÊM DECEMBER^» 10M ++» > » » ♦ Tampa uft.r spending the Chrixb holidays here, the gurrt o| friends und relatives. Mr», Brown will remain jor several day» longer. Bcnings— M e n tio n Ü - 1Little Happenings—Menti« íiirs. J, A Richardson of Orlando Of Mattarli In B rie fhas been spending Christmas in the Personal Items of city, the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. In te re s t Henry Peabody, the latter'» aunt IN AND ABOUT THE CITY : Electric reading lamps, portables, specialties. Acme iron». El-ilrillos, ■folks Succinctly Arranged for toasters, eofTee perrulators, (lashHurried Herald Reader» lights, dry batteries, electric sup­ plies. C all and get one of our beau­ tiful calendars. bail on Thursday night. Sanford Electric Co., Everybody b cordially invited to 34*1 f 1|7 Hynes Block. ¿me out and enjoy themselves. Snmm»ry of the Floating Small The many friends of-A. C. Martin Twine for fancy work. Freah ycaat are giving him a warm welcome to -tf tnd pop corn, at Simyn'a. the city. He is one of Sanford's I» Swone of Qyiçdo was anmniL J!lancer» auul .u-nov»-itirmr~)TT-Ml the visitors to the city yesterday with his daughter. Mrs. Chas. Lefbeini on the fair committee and one iler. While here he will lie the guest Geo. Fox of the hustling citizens of Oviedo. of his daughters, Mrs and Mrs. McDaniel. Orange boxes with hoops always Mrs. Earl Gorrnly and little son. Jn soak, at F. F. Dutton's. 27-tf Raymond o( Jacksonville ure visit­ Sä Messrs. Becker and Wallace wero ing friends nnd relatives in the city in the city yesterday from Enter­ Mrs. Gormly’s many Sanford friends prise, where they are spending the are glad to see her again. winter months. I Mr. Abe Derby nnd family, old ret I . j HfthbAth ttullviln Sanford House .<-hi"il.J| 11 a. m I'rxrhtns. l i r « Samuel St. Clir, Chicago, III.; -* flrt h ! *■, u., Sitiioi. fi ¡, I'lurhliij, 7 p m I. It Franklin. Cincinnati. 0.; H. I. D. Morrison. Augusta, Gs.; J. O. MpH ihi , 7 30 p m W*(lneul*y *. hi,|r i'fic llr# , 7 (»t tm Friday Prnxton and wife, Gurnersland, N. Jumtif Kpwnrth trag up I Hi p m Fn>1a> C.; David Kempie, York. Pa.; Mr. \j| visitor« to ih» fit) h»te’» enrdiil ■*•) rortie anr| ire invtlni tu a plärr in nur and Mrs. Jos. Henderson, Leesburg. church ITTV i omr thou with u» and * r Fla.; H. L. Bryans, Pensacola, Fla.; will do th«*** good.** y K STKINMKVKIt. Pâ.tor, Mrs. S. Filloy, F. C. Reese. D. E. 61* Magnolia Ave* Hinton. Jax; L D. De Wolfe nnd wife. Booth Buy Harbor, Me.; Ben er*»t»riifUii « uurrh • *r * ri. •»| cr *'UR«lij arKticil at 9 45. Mur fling i l n i f * K HgPJf, Daytona, rill.. 1 * at \I • m Ewrung »«tv (cm it I p rn Frank l.iddy. A L Chase. Jax; J t s" . ,.lr” *rr h-.M in th. i-npwinl Th. . ". onit »«■» church l> firmhr.I Ah ruttori to Krank. A. It. NirhoU, N V city; R Ui** fity *rr cordially 1»vit*d to all »ml tho> • f fVIfra 1'Tayi-r mrettnr * v«*ry U n ln n -U ) Beach, Houston, Tex.; F. C. H u . , gwiling at 7 31) at th«* I'mhytcriao Man»« bard, N. V. city; Mr. and Mrs. Jos. on <>ak mnur. E. 1>AIINEI.L HKOWNLEE. I’aitor. A. Thigpen. Florence, S. C.; Jaa. A. domain, Wilmington, N. C. rrtlTfh Froni Florida Farm» \j . W. ' Bryant, Mamucl D. Miller, August Nnubeck of Whitehall mar­ M. P., C. E. Scheible, Jax; C. G. ket raised fourteen sweet [attaint»* Pararnore, Crescent Oity; II. K. Gil­ from one vine on fil> farm. The pe­ bert, Florence. S. C.; E, P. Kingstal ops weighed 74 pounds, liury, Olympia, Wash.; Miss A. Stewart, Chicago, 111.; G. W. P er­ Truckers at Iona have been kept kins; Boston, Mas».; Mr. and Mrs. Henderson, Leesburg; S. B. Sharp. busy for the past week picking, pack­ ing and shipping, ns a great number Jax. of acres were planted this season. St. Johns House Just a Double Quartette o f Them WHILE TOEY MUST HE Women o f Brawn and Muscle They art* Up-to-Date in the Style of Their Garments and Hats, and no Doubt Depend on Some Good Druj; Store for Many Items eo Essential to Woman’s Comfort SEM IN O LE PH ARM ACY J. A. Merrill, Port Tampa Óity; The Lake Worth Kr ft it und Veg­ Dr. C. Griffin, wife and daughter, etable Growers Association have se­ Clyde, Ohio; Chas. A. Smith, Sea- cured n lot- and will proceed to the PHONE 275 Thm Statut Drug Storm SANFORD. FLA. bright, N. J.; Miss Clara Griffin, erection ut, emulile, packing.buumx i.i. - i.uf viCTytTe,' OliTo; ' J7 P. PpoF, Ft'. Myers. nt once. W. W. Lee, Atlanta, (¡a,; H^LousW. II. Lyle of Live Oak to be sher!If [the county in violation of law; bnd it berg. Tennessee. l.'U*, acres of tomatoes will be of Suwannee county w hen Mr. Pots-, 1* show n by the evidence that during ___ Lll____________ planted at Pun l a Gords and vicinity darner’ s suspension becomes elloc- the.present lernCof office of the sherMajor Lyle is a substantial, Iff violations of the law prohibiting ' tlii» season, im l it is expected by tive. January t hat the acreage will lie III anil highly respected citizen of Su- the sale of lii|uors have been flaper cent larger than il was lost year wan nee county, and for a number of grant within t i e said county; and years w us a well know n o Ifirvr of the the auditor's report shows that Potsl.llrrnturr Pepar meni Me—r* Mile bell and Haynes of Florida Slate Militia, having been , darner, upon the date that the reMembers "f the Uñí er.«tare Pe* purl ment are requested to attend Midway have »el ton acres of ln»h ret¡red a few years ago with the-port was made had accounted for and paid ail fines collected by him, regular meeting of that department pot ito,-. ,inil twelve acres of toma- rank n( Major The order bsued hy Gnvernor that ho hud been dilatory and slow toe» on their muck laud farm for Wednesday. Pec. doth at 2:45; Trammell, suspending sherill Pots- in paying over the fines collected hy their spring crop. Program as follows: darner (rum «Ilice States thut it is him. having delayed payment in som Pr. E v e ett Hale and His Work. ollieially inaile knuw n liy thè report instances for several months and fwu hundred and fifty three Isixes E. I). Chittenden. flation is having all kind» of printing Mr» of thè state auditor albi other evi- having quite generally failed to pay per lav have been going mH by exReadings to be selected from Pr. .Limburger cheese, Holland her­ done to advertise the big fair and , •le n■e un file i-i thè executive otti re over the tines iHillerted by him with­ pr* Irion a r . e e l a I !"• Ia»t W e g ring and yeast enkes at Simon's. streaming lithograph» wil! soon >.u,r Hale’» books Jolin Itnr migli» and Some til lier i ".c-uii r lini lii<>r•• I han '■vi re made lh.it Sherill i’otsdamer o) Suwi.nnee in the time refluired by law; and it a:-tf i lie fence» and bill I.nurds aniiontocminty. |- lurida, failed u»e ri-ason- appearing that the niiiilii.l hlmve d u ' i ' C t-. «uno pi-ri'i'l last v ear |, , . . . i tug tin» iniporiani event The lug \in,-ricali Nature U rtier» Mr» las ev ■ abte and propi r dtligenee and i fiori • refetred to of the > .¡<1 Ptusdamor as Stephen Hetlielcl of Orlando has! \ giltis timi "ili stillili t|, imi ipsplsv Mont bin a in fiele.t .ini lifing thè imirt» par- »ilrh sherilf n n. ' l it liti-s neglect of been the guesi of ins sister, Mr - tust "1 I* il.il t i Pr lb'll I .ill ipe'l .Il ¡li II ■ nf tir» Work- l.avi ,.r> . ,d ...l In ad tiesell i n g intoxicating liquor» within duty in n IliciHenry IVahndy during the < liri-t1 g pound- nt j •<-, a ns I! fi­ <4'l 4Ì*rl * f ' »Ulti i >i * j < «*» f i i ;, |> k • |*T v i ! frirnd» are always glad to weln mi T h . lu m î I à . ‘ ii> l i ! k m P- V111*dog > l'r'd G !.. tiusy aUeinting t>> ¡.Il i l . del ad» >0 him hi re. pbu arrangine t*•• il, ,r.. t , ; ■c. M to tit! " ■ 1 .-1 - a g " a n d are of t h e lair oh |-eiir uary MI II pr-' l o r Sale! ! ! llleti F l o r i d a v a r i e t y grum» wi|l lie starti d nevi week, ( i real l’Isy at I m Perini Three lots facing Park on Myrtle g i v i n g (< i l ! <1, ■’ .i . l ut 11 • U i .c n > il.. I-•■.î 11% .Min pia -, I rig'1' a avenue and Seventh street, PesirU t 'll I rates "I pc,is mill loo ev i ni lióle I but rings <>ui clear and true in xbly located for hotel or residence. • ' 1 "1 Li.ios ,ii ¡.I yt her - i. .tiering ti..- Minisi "i i h,. I "Minimi piare all') Beautiful .»hade trees ten y eats old, ' b ¡ pm* hi g'-t tig fo rw ard daily, t be Notice Ini pressi*» its aiiilitiir with the no other prnjMTty like it in the city. '1 la-re w ill la .¡i, .i 11 n 11*i I m i .-t iti ;■ t )|M11g I I li.it it w as v» rit teti not (or i " ' *i-r- .f W nuebid.i an til I■IVI !:g Apply at once to W \\. Long. • tv i r.ig e ••( }.' non r daV f'-t of I lie »t i ir k b .d 'li r - ,i| i l i 111*' il VMM >• I" r I* I'ttitt' but I.eeaUSe ■ 25-tfr t • . M -l t t I -I ■ I'lr n a ld if.i-'lw • i '- 1 !..,«! .... n ' I'M- g t " SmV t" ......I I l u r - O. I • ¡.ir ■ at . • î ht t . ., t b ¡s mcans 1I i .• . ! " • l . p III .it ! l i utili • I 1* it d i a l i R i v e r l ir i' W i- r » A - m ••t • \|.r. -lOTT ‘ ^_, , „ , _—» i , p. ay fur t i n e .i l l , m i nf ntfu i r» t l'in'Crri'- piis-eil -tfr.srrrmnfr»’ Tcn'T"*”’ ’ s i . , pPrrrt o f ' - f h e "ttrlfs T ie I U M M l" N i V ’ i tilin g 111 "ft 1heir rep re se n t \\ right s «Irutti: ttziit jot: !.| liar"!.) l: ■1 T u e 4-. \ ... I'-. -I. ■ t i i legedal are i n p.,*' ., "I i i I «Vi-I "1 III s.t me taille M r \\ rig* ' law in rei|tnfi « ttic k o w n e rs to fence | t hi t , ■! "I a pli- y Notice I b' K i.ittle III M Ellen- f lillf'l > 1 ni felt W¡1 bill h|- s o u l I he p e c .1 a ' il I ....... it V " t I I ■ hill- a m l , b e W I- 1 Tin I fir ». ri'M'ii vi l" G askitl & M a c V itty (Inc.) A n n o u n c e ¡.Her >.-turda>. Pec. Jn it will lie i'll to »et flown their beauty liehte Twenty-five thousand pountls o| open for the distribution of lunik- hifti He mad' a play that in ph * woui weri »hipped from Milton ori V 1ttrdax ! - .. r n lb. fu w is .i'll p Ilf* • one that fiever la. ."tit liosa i h i m . i , last w.-ck I'lle riunii» "Il I fil k V,-»MI». III-I Wel II .Ird ill silfi ent V Till» people w lio III"'* lb i * e nel t*»l tin- - bqipi-r* t wi-i t v * B » -t i . ■ ». - i i 1 W. I •I. . • i" -jIf Ml ti ni III .11 h ' Auto Livery^— Prompt service— idenls of Sanford have returned for Mr.’ Derby was the pjv phone 281r Night phono 19G. the winter. first master mechanic and general ■C. C. Wilson. 16-tl foprmarr of Sa&fard slid fir. ‘ HV3wns Hi > Thursday night the Eagles dance several house» around Sanford and a will be given In the Eagles’ hall. beautiful orange grove in this vicin­ The chanrc to enjoy nn evening at ity. dancing. b With the Perils of Pauline last Dr. C. L. Urundage, resident oste­ night, the Mercer Glee Club and opath, graduate of Kirksville school. the Woman's Club dunce tonight, Offire over Pirts National Bank. San­ the Llk» han<|ii< l und tin- Shepherd of the Hill» tmnorro» night, the ford 35-1 fe Eagle» ball on Tlmrsdiij ¡light and Mrs J C Taylor of Plant City is several other afluir» lur the balani, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Al. of I lie Week tin* old year will go out Lilgia. Mrs. Goddard, lier liiece with much glory and eclat. from Lakeland is also her guest this The Seminole County Fair A » in­ week. J W O M AN ’S CLUB A IMPERIAL THEATER W ED N ESD A Y At J. D. D E C E M B E R .... Roberts i We Can Furnish Turkeys Live or Dressed Chickens Hams Any Cut Beef or Pork Horida and Western Oysters Cranberries hits _ ■t ■ M C- I .. -J HAROLD BELL WRIGHT’S GREAT NOVEL S|. kPul ill I M. 11 o. e i ■i .• t lii M ("lief "I . l III Ü t i ".'i* r- v ' ’ * i n ■■ ..........atm i " l i o - , hills a m i r e m a n e -i of Sit Ilf "hd hill be held at the othcC to teach: Piti Mat, who cherbhed of the Batik in Sanford. Florida, on the memory of a wrong timi could the second Tuesday itt Jattitarv., never lie righted; Y o u n g Mat. A . f) P M 5 . ..I B* o ' i b " k a ni Hercule» of the hills country, who it I WI UT NER . -iritigilt of heart and soul equal' I t a hli f -mil equaled the strength of I :l 1 Tue» ê' 11*111y Sammy Lane. bright ,o i I'-imaiit with I In- youth " ( the I lli-aolilaI t ,rapelr imi ,■ ' r . at I t hi "1 her >|it.t ml i ! P H I Rateo .nti-r» t bat enliven the play w i-t thè \\ e,»l Sull io '! di Vi-r-i he-* Iti' humor crops sutlieierit h le g-ov» lettiti e _ The »eene of the play i» ill 11* celery, big swt-i-t poiatm-s, ,.|i carne in today with two fine clu.stvr» of high lolls of the Ozurk mouiitiuingrnpefrbit thut were too heavy for ' *’*’ tiiists of the valley, the gloro » one man to lift comfortably. They ° l liw *un*el. the magnificent viwt.,» were the Christmas gift of the editor if«"» summits have been brought and he hereby return» thank» for •»«« *’> 1•»* «nnderful Ingenuity of the same. As long Mr Rabun the scenic artist and the electrician'» raises sweet pulitine» ¡md grapefruit iri'il P » he spirit ,(f the lat I we expect to live. ’ that Mr. Wright has caught limi nukes the play, one tPut is untipi" and one that will stand on fie' I Early Morning Fire of its own. 9 ' The fire depart inept was railed The Shepherd of the Hills" w out early yesterday morning to the residence of Tom Willi, in- "it * *.i k be the attraction at the Imperi avenue where smoke disrovi red- Theatre, Pec loth. 1 he enurin'coming from what at first seemed to popularity of tin* Harold Bell Wrq bo under the floor of the home, i he novels indicates that the necond t fire, if there wits any had not dam- mini cngngi met.t of this, ids ti­ nged anything ami after the depart- ph.v will^ prokr u greater p.pul ment lind made a tliorongli exanunn- since.»» wftii puironi of his hou tion they pronounced the blaze ex- than it did on its initial nppeararm tinguished and the crowd llint had last season. gathered to witness a large conflit-l The ndvancc sale for this perform «li»- apre r fillips drug store. gration went home visibly I‘rifes &ik\ 75c and $1.00. appoin ted-but*- M rt‘ Williams und family are thankful that the home is still standing. ; 'One generous difficulty about get, .. ~ ~ ting n (Mtlicy of public oconomv In bit V j king housi n l t lie Moultrie Backing Co i» ready for operation Thi s packing house will t. ke (are of the hog» and ei.ttle of the <iad'di-u eoiint. far- h t » ami ..-ginning .-I M ark 1 li\. e 1 bi-giMtillig "t a i » indu :■ ■ ■ tLUfm iìÀvì - r : - - ---- ¡Á o f ine Dramatized by Mr. Wright and Elsbery W. Reynold »^ t r v l"f 1Ii4.it part "1 1) Kurl A f1\•• refrigera'' •I’laf1■ " ( -tra ... n 'bippctl iront Riant i it> up At a recent meeting of tilt» Stock t p o w e r » Asso ci ut ut n ol Palle aliti l'alili Hench co uni il»» la*l week un ex hi bit ,f calile tick» » a » shown. A la'tlle in which I hr<-i In-k» lutti been pi a cefi a week previiiu» liitd l i e p ' f i l e\\ enougll e g g . lo reprodurr ihci kriiW several tliou»iu.d tunes Tht elettri) indi' liti » Ilo'■ h|ii*i ne es.ty tur thè tl-e of dippllu; vut- t" i,,|. (rum i.,ltfi in 11. » l| in. p 1left-Ut brr I» [ht berrii-» fii‘lti-d t i l l - grower* f I . M i t |o a i d >"ltie - " I d a» lugli as Ml cents per ^u a r t . lit cents per fluurt better than- prices, received Inst wear • radicate W h a t the Critics Say: .lit«]* Li td 1 be proibii I ml: I» itffl. staged (I mounted lii ugly d t-he :.tf.s’ 1 r m it- .|nry t., w i il pre -‘l .v. d " rtf ó* IntitancpnUm “ .Yrir*.* "Front the rise of the curtnln tu li» (.1 the |iere was given the citta* * I'L'-J ' h*»Uid , . t . . i t !¡ige and est ¡ I l e i . I it< This regí rd uros\> I.ot eppr. ‘ i.o ve I iu iiie n e i s ior it i i O l e only lior.i i he artistic develtipmi M» *'* ' •*•f*ti"i .»1 « 1.: rr»t n il appeal of oveiil », I ut also Iront the et ri c i* ‘ nàti ¡thut l ' uh I. !.• <.yir. oes» of 11e aetorSi all of w hunt were e Telile til Iy lilted for their re |*ecijvc "A .imple p¡ ■,» . 1 m it , E'znrks; parts.” rei i!y i > o e . ■in.e t /'Aiffit/Hp/iift Sortii Antri Iron ( .. t. .t. *' i ■ t ., J ,r p».. It S E A TS ON S A L E AT P H I L I F i ' DttU t t u Ilo state. Worth 1fi-'Xter u ti.ttv<- Floridian 1 ha» o in* of the largest farms in l In­ state. lorored in miWdlc FloriWa. T 1 lurin eontaiii» d.fiUO acres of w Incii, 70U acres ik under cultivation und | th«> rest being rapidly rleared. I.«*t year Mr Dexter raised 125 tons ol hay, 4p acres of cotton and 2.51K) bushels of corn besides other crops in proportion. Next season lii* crop* will be itbout -‘toil acres on small grains,*200 acres o f corn, 100 acres of W. l i ! f f ' ,1. 1» . ...... . -• "* * « „ . Vj , . i . i ntercated in public economy. Large cotton besides melons, cucumbers n Florida (or long are disappointed _ . „ . * , . , . expenditures are more nttrnctiM nnd other truck nnd vegetable crops. at the very uncertain brand of than large saving*. weather that has been htingled out Ite inn » «•» ihe stii-rifT in the past few days anil though IVe may .not have us many long Tallahassee, I let 2s Governor some of the visitors to the state range torpedoes a*¡ we should, but Park Trattimeli ha». »Iler careful ( think it is lovely in comparison to when it t,amen to long range strut.- investigation ol complaint» anil o f ­ what they ht\ve wilid-sscd at their northern homes the people here do- l.’ 'sl3 the country U at morti over ficial report* submitted to him found it necessary to suspend frorp office not like the cloudy days and the stocked. (J. Potsdamer, sheriff of Suwannee brand of weather'is not like Florida Many citizens who once regarded county. at nil. The weather man has prom­ Governor Trammell's order sus­ ised us a change in a few days And the New York Stock Exchange as pending Mr^ Potsdanf r Itecomes ef­ the root of all financial cvH nQw re­ here*» hoping that the real Florida fective at noon on Decenfhcr 31. gard Its opening as a hopeful Indi­ will come in agein to brifHiti ’ lle Governor has np|xlinted NJujor cation. cn up the drx!< >pots. ■ ¡ ¡ ■ P - 'V Ê ’Tw ist the Coin** Ih O u r N iw P s I t n l £ a S Y- OplMtHC-BoX IO CfcMTi B is belt polish«» ÌQ , th* handiest box. Black,Tan' and W hit* th e f . f. d alley LTD. Co . B«fral«.N.Y. Hsnilfon. Ont, SHOE POLISHES ShipYourEarly Fruits anH Vegetables To a safe and reliable house. W rite us for quotations. We never over­ quote to influence shipments. COLEMAN & AUDESEY, Savannah, Georgia �I 1 ' ' '• - THE SANFORD HERALD RAGE SIX DECEMBER 29 GEERS DRIVES IN 3,000 TROTTING RACES BASEBALL Them Is ono thing Han .Johnson can't da He can't keep Hughlo Jen­ nings from talking. With Bender and Coombs gone, the Athletic« may pay moro attention to baseball and a little lees to golf. Boston Bcrlbes «ay Otto Hess Is twonty-seve;i. That would have made him a soldier In the Spanish war at eleven. After All, Carter’s is the Best Bunny Hearne will not wear Toronto spangles nest season The lift hander M cOraw sent back will disport In a Federal park We have it in every color and for every possible'purpose! Remember tl you want INK. * Johnny Kling states that he will re­ turn to baseball ne it flçqspp. as hla bualtlBM II (ITsucirsTmpo that ho can desert It for the lure of the diamond. i Just- received. a-_shipmeiit .Marty O’Toolo Is said to be anxious to Join the Boston Braves, but the long-distance connection with Jones county, Georgia, appears to be out of ordor. PENCRAFT FOOTBALL Judging from tho rapidity with which football's "hopeless cripples" recover, they aren't using dumdums In football. 1 / t 'J . , Daftup. fivvtnur captain. and. '.Weiring • Btar at West Point, helped coach the University of Pennsylvania punters early In tho season. r*} Carter's W ritin g Fluid in Quart B ottles..... Pop" Qeert, Noted Driver and Trainer. Edward Franklin ("Pop") Oeers. tho noted harness driver and trainer, would rather engage In a fox bunt Coach Yost of Michigan Is not Hit than ride In the grand circuit races. only footbnll mentor who owns nn nu Ho admitted this much In tht* course tomoblle. Coaches Juneau and Drivel of nn Interview of Wisconsin have purchased buxi "Vos. horse racing Is the most excit­ •wagons, which enable them to rnnki ing sport 111 the world," said -(¡i*ers, the long trip from the town to thr "but for the real thriller give me n field without loss of time. fox hunt. I believe there Is more pleasure to be obtained In chasing the elusive little animats titan In anything elso of which 1 know.** y However, "Pop" Is not a traitor to P U G ILIS M Ills first love, the race track He ntll 1 The only objection We have to Fred retains n warm spot In his heart for the game that'will know him as long dy Welsh is that he wears a stick. nn he Is able to climb Into a sulky, “ Freddie Welsh Is shy of a knock else be would' not be driving now "Pop" Is sixty-three yenrs old, li^t out punch." screeches the critic, but ho doesn't look It His features nre oh. you left Jnb browned with the accumulated tun of "Cnrl Morris hit like a cow when 1 many years spent In the open under first snw- him." writes McCarnoy, who hot sunn His color Is healthy nml Ills His eye Is clear claims something In Morris' develop bearing the sumo and calculating, his hand Is steady, ment. / and he appears to be good for many years to come Pal Brown was given a "Windsot Asked point-blank Just how* much draw" with Drouillard, demonstrating longer he Intended to drive, "Pop" an­ Pal must have won by something less swered In tho drawl known by horse­ than a mito. men throughout the country: "Oh. I TETZLAFF TO QUIT Holder of World's Record as Road Race Driver Declares Hs Is Through With Speed Stuff. Bill Andrews has been nn indun trlous chnp, as ho has marked no less than 24 of tho 2:10 trotters One of the best-looking trotters In California Is llo Tolua, that mnre mnkIng her record of 2:09 on a half-mile track. BILLIARDS Johnny Kling, the former baseball catchor, la representing Kansas City In tho Interstate Three-Cushion Bil­ liard league. In tho absence o f tho English bil­ liard champion, tho annual $5,000 tour­ nament In Ixindon has attracted en­ tries from six players who are repre­ sentative of tho highest class of Eng­ lish style playing, Including Georg« dray, II.. W. Stevenson, Tom Reece, Edward Dlggle, Tom Newman and W. Smith. MISCELLANEOUS Meantime, a gink named Avery has acquired quite a reputation In the vi­ cinity of Franklin Held. • • • Yalo’s new stadium holds more than «0,000 spectator*. Certainly It waa not designed by a ticket speculator.. Teddy Tstrisff. University o f Pennsylvania gradu­ ates are raising $60,000 for a memorial stuff. “ A man is bound to get his to the late Mike Murphy. If ho stays at it long enough,** said Teddy. Boston Technology's . new alhlet|o Held in Cambridge was constructed by New York to Qel Bowling Tourney. Sparrow Robertson, well kntlvrn as tho It le very likely NoW York will be builder o f the fast track at T ravel* awarded the annual bowling cham­ Island, N. Y. In the Tech track bo haa pionships o f tho NaUonal association. used cinder* mlxod with loam Instead They will be run off In the Grand Cen­ .ot.day, and claim* that It will be by tral Palace alley*. Peoria waa given nbxl spring tiro fastest trad. In the the 191fi American Bowling congress country, and will have a 220-yard and Minneapolis the Western, an ode, straight away, 20 feet wide, tfa* widest ttou tourney In Uro country. 1 •-. • don’t know. If I keep on feeling ns c lino as I do now. I guess I'm good foi « n long time; maybe ten years or more * I feel better right now than I did many e limes when I was younger." <■ Geers him been driving mid handling *= horses for more than thirty live years ^ In Hint time he has seen many drivers come and go. Ho has seen them be ^ come famous In a day, flash along brll e llantly Tor a lime and fall Inin obscurl Kty Hu has seen steady performers In their prim# and decline, lie hns seen *drivers at their best and at their tworst lie has been able to observe < bis ow n work, carefully and turtu the j c changes with the passing years There |< fore, he Is probably the best Judge of <at what time a man Is at his best In ^ the business lie estimates that he lias been In ^ about 3.000 races since tie started to ^ liandle the reins During the last few.i c years tie hns figured In about seventylive races a season Geers Is now an Institution He was born In l-eliaiion, ' Tnnn . January 28, 1X.M lie drove Ills llr«t rare at a fair In Mobile In 1S78 ^ Yearly since he lias made pilgrimages out of the South with Ills lino stablest ^ and literally set the racing world on | tiro with his deeds Carter’s W ritin g Fluid in Pint Bottles Carters W ritin g Fluid in H alf-pint Bottles Carter’s W riting.Fluid in 4-oz Bottles C arter’s W riting Fluid in 2-oz Bottles FLUID C arter’s Koal Black Ink in 4-oz Bottles Carters K oal Black Ink in 2-oz Bottles Carter's Black Letter Ink in 2-oz Bottles Carter’s Ink in Green, Violet or Blue, ~-<>z B o iilr Carter’s Red Household ink, 2-oz B ottle C arter’s Red Carmine Ink tfur hanks and large olficesi half pint Carter’s Fountain Pen Ink in Black, Green 01 Violet Carter’s Mucilage, 2-oz B otlle Carter’s Stam p Pad ink (for Rubber Stamps) all colors Carter’s Num bering Machine-Ink (for Numberinn Cash Register) all colors ... Maclpnes • C A R T E R ’S RACING G00D-BY TO ENGLISH GAME Teddy Tetxlnff, holder.pf tho world's , Rosebud McKlflney, 2: 12*4 , Is a record as a road race driver, stated pretty clover trotter this year, having that he was through ‘with the speed won Boven races. - 4 oz. Bottle, for Fountain Pens, with filler.. 25c W e carry constantly in stock a Complete line o f the Old Reliable C A R T E R ’S IN K S . It makes no difference what quantity you de­ sire, nor for what purpose you wish it, we can supply your needs. Asldo from the many upset« which have featured the 191-1 Benson, the poor showing of the Carlisle Indians, who always have been a factor In eastern football. Is ono of tho sur prises of tho Reason. HORSE RACING for Office or Fountain Pen Patent, Dustproof Pourout. Pints............................................. T r y P E N C R A F T — Y o u W ill U s e No O th e r England Is all stirred up because tho football players will not enlist until tho championship Is decided. Those Britishers take the wnr too s«v rlously. New York and Wisconsin boxing commissions may ban boxers who commit fouls There Is no opposition from tho promoters who are on the level. Carter’s new University of Southern California Last School on Coast to Return to Rugby of American Type. Since a reform wavo «truck Ameri­ can football about a decadu ago a number of American colleges have tried substituíIng the English type uf rugby for the college game The stronghold of the English Importation has been among Institutions ulotig the lower Partite const As u consequent e they were heard of in an athletic way only In the spring track games. Now- there Is n strong tendency on the coast to get rid of the alien sport. The University of Southern California Is tho last school to announce a return to rugby of the American type. The athletic management characterises tho English sport ns "n comparatively monoton­ ous gamo" and describes It as much rougher than the college variety. Tho trouhlo seems to He In trying to substituto a’ purely foreign sport for ono that has been developed under American conditions. Games aro nec­ essarily a reflection of tho character of a people, and tho Englleh character Is to mowhat different from that of the American. As long as American foot­ bnll wns busy reforming Itself thoro was n chance for the British Importa­ tion. Now that tho grent autumn sport df tho colleges has been trimmed of tho "old army gnmo" brutalities It looks like good-by to the English va­ riety. Yost’s Idea of a Football Team. Coach Yost, of the Michigan univer­ sity football team, Is reported to have declared: **Olve mo 11 good tackier* and blocker*, and I will defeat the greatest team of kickers and runners in Lhe country. Tackling and blocking are two fundamental' ploys or rootball. A tackle Is the essential dofenslvo play, and blocking Is the important element of a strong offense. Anybody can run with the ball If you've got tho 'other follow spilled.” Brown Staging Comeback. "Knockout" Drown is making an earnest effort to "come back.” He re­ cently outpointed a youngster named "Frankie" Callahan, and la confident that he la Just aa good aa ever, and wants to take a crack at some of the topllnera. Garter s Liquid Glue mends everyth in g) Garter’s N e w Vel V et Show Gard Ink (for making c Black, Ligh t Red, Dark Red, White, Orange. Dark Blue, Brown and Yellow.................... . ... CARTER'S ■ householl I n d e l ib l e I n k _ ***** Cmü IMI St in ik H .w an n «» Carter’s Photo-Library Paste in Double W eil Jars........................ 25c C arter’s Household Indelible Carter's Photo-Library Paste in 4-oz bottles with B r u s h ................10c marking outfit Ink (for marking linen) with Carter’s T y p ew riter Ribbons, for any make machine MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT, CAREFUL ATTENTION The Herald Printing Co 107 Magnolia Ave. Sanford, Florid: �i1 i "»y > ^ w m m £?T- THE SANFORD HERALD 4 • PAGE SEVEN BET LAST CENT 0,N ROULETTE ------------- -— torn* c1Bfof<l (W /c No G2, Fd A M’ r«munlcaUon every first and third ^rsdsy5 at 7:3°VWting brethren * «»«^ v lo r • F. L. Miller _________ j « ’ «• Monroe < hapter No. 15. It. A. M. . u rVery -iToml si«Til fourth Thur»fa Masonic Hall over the ltnperin ffe ^ -H S T iS r I- a “¿¡Jeury ■■■(■> Pricn — ' ~ OBlsolf Chapter 2. Order Eastern Sla Meets even- first uml third Tuesday . month. Everyone who has seen K u r i n the East are cordially invited Yellow Pine Lumber, Cypress, Laths, and Shingles, Sash, Door ¡j Fram es,M ouldings, Inside and Outside Trim . Shop W ork a Specially. £ phoenix Lodge No 5, K. of P. i|«U second and fourth Tuesdays. Ä f knights always welcome. K. R °- S- A San Francisco real estate firm has C om p lelc a b stra cts from the re c o rd s o f received a letter from a client telllug how he replenished his purse by risk O ra n ge and S em in ole Counties. Taxes lug Ills last colli at roulette, wh*ll Ills appeals home for money were paid fo r non-residents. fruitless on account of conditions fol­ lowing the breaking out of hostllltl''» ( . W. GOODRICH, .Manager. lit Europe lie was In Osletid when the actual fighting tiAgau, and hail been traveling in Europe for some months For obvious reasons his name Is withheld The letter »ay». •iauöii.ii;dücag;a«uiiii,tiirwii3iiijijauniiii}3ijöUiSdaaar:£3äööiiörniaa*ia£j In part q "We had made Ostend our objecJlvu- puiuc. c.iisulerinr O I'm mrv»y • i t — a favorable point for nuniting develop­ q ments. The morning after our arrival Mtnuftdurrri »nd Drthrt in there n complete paralysis of the d financial situation established Itself. 1 1 nothing available had any circulating q vnlue; checks, letter« of credit the a u American Express company or travel q B era' checks, or even ilelgtan paper T money, all shared the same fate That q c»Tiling our limited capital consisted 0 u of eight francs In my jpoek* t Of 3 ’1 county. I had depended upon my let­ vrrrtsixrnyitnnpa3XfnBiT:(nnBnBrriipnnuttow»Ba»nnni30£irtE«nBPtn»iiirpp ter« rtf credit. "We went In silence walking down the ocean shore. Doth myself and . .................................................. + + ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ » > > > » wife wondered where we would g o , next, and what would become of ub. V-hen »vo. came upon n brilliantly lighted kursnal. It occurred to u» we *> P» i » •inljrht rrrrnt*rf ntfr fhrftme by ifrtfkThr it all upon the roulette wheel. At Our n ew 19I.T C atalog is just about ready, and if you arc the most It couldn't render our lot n« t . Tfd rrsijj on our »».»** list, w e w --r •* V v* ill ill appreciate A. A UllA, Ithe NC opportunity p i l l 1U II M J I#o|f any worse than It was To our hor­ iiinillnii y h u a copy if you are in terested in Florida farm in g or ror. however, the Inscription, 'live irucR «r o w in g . Jusi send n am e nnd address on a Dost Card francs entree' confronted our eyes, or any way you like. That would leave uh hut three francs < In our pockets. Once again Rio »Run till II wjih saved liv lilt wife I'lciln the Ivon.mi o( her hand »itlchel she produced a five fr a n c ptei e w h ic h she hail laid awa> during the fat years, looking forward to contingencies. Hu In vve marched, and, after having go' on to the arithmetic of the gituihllng table, we »elected No 2.S to decide our fate R O T T I . EltS O F S O D A W A T E R S A N D "The wheel whirled riMiiii! ami mini,I ami ll hci .iioe hl.u k before our eyes but lit our ears It sounded like poi'lrv anil wlien It shipped I Itndn t baud- • teoigli to go I Iver the lliope» Ml n mlier had won mill the! paid me 35 fur I Remembering It was easier to make money (hall to keep It III' j.r >Veil outsell,>s worth' of the Sole Alíenla for O ra nge City Springs Mineral W a l e r hi.nor liy withdrawing from the ring, PHONE 21 and sought our exit feeling once again Wi Wire abb' til l ih rate of our selves for a day or two YELLOW PIN T LUMBER C0ÏÏPANT — 4, iidtthiad f l g f o Hobblna.Kco'y ~ II. M r U u l i n J- *¡'i,le r Let us quote you on your house bill complete C- Cl UwtJ every Monday at 7:30 p. m., over Imperial Theatre. J^W.O. Singletary W. H Wright Secretary N. O. Gate t hy Vamp No. 6, W. O. W Meets second and fourth Wednesday this in each month. ile x*.. J- 1 , Uoolehan ;jcr}• .Council Commander - United Ilrotherhood of Carpenter« and Joiner« of America Sanford Local Union No. 1751 meets first and third Thursday night at 7 o'dork in the Eagles' Hall. J, W. 0. Singletary, J. M. Brown, Sec')' Tresis. President U. I*, t). E. Sanford Lodge 1211 Meet lint and third Wednesday night at corner ol First St. und Palmetto Ave. 0. L. Taylor U.*L. Peck Secretary Exalted Ruler The Lake llreeie Council No. 31 Junior Order I'nited American Mechanics Meet» every Wednesday at 7:30 P, M.. in the City Hull. Visiting brothers are »drome. C. H. Smith, Rec. See. leier» I it) Aerie No. IhSJ Meeting ever» Tuesday lllglll .it h o’clock IVo Pudding J. T Hoolehun. tì. E Tarnt us. Wurthv President Secretary j BUSINESS C A R D S 0»e Inrh Cards Will Be Published Co­ der This Rending At The Rale Of 17.20 Per Tear SEEDS Kilfforo Scot! Company, Plant City, Florida j C TIM IT.ATED b) that special to-« Fml lattili, rhliu'tittla and fain y mix" « (drat Ion which seems to coton lit tures The ready mail garments em­ the help of the designer of irinniiienu», body more style und urn cut on aimthe maker of tlm motor bonnet and pier lines than hna been the rule for coat pictured hero lina distinguished several seasons. One cannot expect to himself All brides, nod other fulr get better results In a mudo-to-ordor ladles, who elect to go u motoring in coat than those to lie found In the dis­ crisp weather, will only need to copy plays of reliable houses showing mo­ this cold weather nut lit to nssnre tor and sports coats themselves of <Oinfnrt Otic need n**t Heavy c lo t h s , p lu s h e s . stUitt and look twice to see how very attractive n o v e lt y w e a v e s are Used for motor It Is. bonnets I’rtiitIcallv all of tle-m have *Tlif heavy. •n\|.|ii|.ini; io.it of /ib -oft pttfT. d i towns Thu! In the picture «■line Is cut on rather straight lines, is iif sutlti, with warm interlining and Haring enough to he inoinv and umide ihtu silk lining At the front a lined The straight sleeves a r e large enough baud of uncut Velvet is trimmed III to be eiodl» stl|.| ■ I on. and llntshed poin ts A frill of plaltiit satin fa lls with turnback ruffs and a huge oh like a rap about the face. long hone hit lion The wide sutiare The Very long chiffon veil Is shirred collar Is arranged to button up Hb**ut ‘tito a cap that vet)» tlo> satin crown the neck and roll over, or to lie il.it Pul there is ample length to bring the over the shoulders, to cording to the ends over the face, around the neck, desire of tile wearer The coal fastens andf o tie I hem in front, so affording S tu d y in g H e a l t h l n » u ra n c e a little to one side of the front with utnjH^irot ect Ion Tb * - N a t lm iu l t'lv tc (•'deration h a« large Done buttons Ibuld and huttnii ornaments make UiHtiluti'd in iiu irii'H into tlie m etho d» Then1 Is a good range of henvv (list the right finish for this cviyp tu tor* IK tv c o u n t r ie » of liiN iirin g w age cloths to c hoose front for coals of this tiotipll) fine motor boiim-t i u lt i' I k a g a in » ! m U f o r ll in e , ulol 11» a Character It Ini hides boucle cloth. JULIA BOTTOMLF.Y ( f a u l t the »octal » e rv lc o d e p a rtm e n t of the federation 1» r o n u ld e r in g the d e - l r u b ill! v of r e c o m m e n d in g leglHln t im i 1" p rovide tor coni|>ul»ory lu » u r alici* for lllt o » » A commute** ha« been In lavndon t< »tudy (It*- upi-ratloti of tlo n a t io n a l in» ut u n c e act of G r e a t U rtlu ln Em ­ p lo y e r » were n»ked about the co*t of Hu* In » u n i nee and U h r e la tio n to biiHiut'K» W a g e e a r n e r » were n»kei! to gtvf' In fo rm a tio n r e g a rd in g the ef [<-< I k h i i m u i ' r » ie * **o •h. •-onduton« Drs. Mason & Householder Dentista ...Garner & WootlrufT Building... Terms Modcratc---Slrirlly Cash I * lupi"' Pilone .T1‘J LAW unce DENTIST purpose- III ; . FLORIDA t:mm irr wilhon rEHtu soN MoifMiioLncn Wilson & Housbolder 1 DR. LAWYERS . . Florida C. W . F A IN D E N T IS T won* it ut w hitk pkoi 'LE only PEOPLES h a n k b u il d in g ROOM 9 OT ntartllngly new In style, bul de N llghtfully efTcctlvo. this trim after­ noon gown of panne velvet »b.«1)*'» u*‘ AND I Free Reading Room ;; i <* im p e r ia l th eatre B U IL D IN G ---------Up«nTuesdiy-Thanday 4 to 6 <! * AND ♦ Sa tur da ys 4 to 9 R. m . j ill* Fulled BUSINESS CO ERSE AT STETSON irrm l»| lft » <1 l uIU<»n |*i uionllv Imiti Dlual Igaintf ( l«*fi bf rc J Iffr ifR iIu iIra only I \ ( oniiiu-r* tal ('nurse *nibrai n g Uoiikkeepu.g. Ilu-it oh» Arithmetir. i ommeri tal l.aw I'* ■ mi n>hi| Rii . I i .-.i I Ri ppi i ..i, ulatiun. I Rii re l'r it t i* *• Crii» t d ♦ S |»»•11>i £ II \n \dvanced ( ’**111111* r* lai l our-i i mi r.i< r g \il\uttn.| II.Hik keeping. Aioliting. Advertising III A -peculi ltiinku.g t olir-*' l\ A Sfiori hund Coiir-i ombra* >* k* Ite? u l'itiiiiin St* l'ogr.iphy . Touch I > pi-wrilmg. Ru-'ine»» I • l ter Writing speliti g \ A M .m u f. o lurir.g ( o lir -* \I A lleparttiient of II urino— \*lmmist rat ioli loudmg t«> a l’h R Dog ree in thè College of Liberal \r’ -*> "< ''-* CSI»I*»I of H f l- t n I ellrgr t.f l l b . r . l Vt*., U IM M -.'*S (X IIJ.tU iK . < g l r ( r o f Sthuul of trrh n o lo »,, Srhout »1 Muslr. Sih.-.l <rf g lo r III * , llo n r iilr .H dtotr. u k l o f Srkoo T ro rb llif. Vd<t*c~. s r t r iH I I N t MVMISi n . I » , tom i Umida. St. Leo College, St. Leo, Pasco County, Florida Full :-uctiona 1 .Jn in I’repniatory, Com­ mercial and Class­ ical ( 'ourses Conducted Ly the Benedictine Kilt hep» TERMS f'J.Ti no Stale» Great Man inir own King of l'ro-H.i'U" \ hi «ut half a tlojU'U such In tallitimi -llll ioni memorato Frederick thè lìreul, and over all England you muy »till limi • wldeHpread Ilio taverji glory of the victor of Hösbach Shull we proceed in paint them all out. a» tin» Just been done at Unmet’ One recall» («old -until » talo of till' aleblill-*' keeper of fsllngty». " I " ’ made of hi» French King »Ign n "Queen of Hungary ” Fntier tho Influence of her r*-d none and golden »cepler lie continued to »ell ulo till »he was no longer the favorite of hl» cuHtoiner». in- changed her th«r*fore. »wtne time ago. (or the Klug of ITUBBla. who may probably b>' changed In turn for the next fcreat man that »hull be »et up for vulgar admiration" Now. who I» the "next great man" that »hull »mergo from the log?— London Chronicle '>ffire. Yuwell 11itifit ina Sanford, W I dH CATAI Otite AtltlHI.SS K E V D I R C C I l 'H Th V a re ile \ ngle in i * l -i ■ ' «'ti W ' Il HI ! Il i‘ mutter of hotel lutili* » U II come» to »Ignhoard« « h a ’ of DR. C. G. BUTT tiiomas THE Sanford Kin The N u t ; 1 ’ h IT * ■ 1. 1-1 ll Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co. mutton which “ 111 »ef»*- -octal llleltr Practice in Slate and Federal Court» HANFORD * l"l ThI» general survey will prepare the wny for an Investigation by a rollimi*»Ion next Bprlllg when all effort will ho maile to bring together all Infor ..GEO. A . D E C O TTE S.. tarrier-VV'iolrufl illdg 11" • I "eU tif* < !i.t:ig* » .11 ’ !o" - .*-• "I ........ r e lie f atol a ll' fe.hu lio n m tin «b a ll i rate fro m pt*-veiiinbli* dl»*'n»e" »*-r*lllV e B llg n te d at KISSIMMEE, FLORIDA jj Estimates cheerfully furnished Sanford Lodge No. 27. I. O. O. P. ATTORNEY * nd COUNSELLOR COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. ! America» Refugees In Ostend in Dire □ litre»» Financed by Lucky Turn of Wheel. S tra n g e rs W e lc o m e .. want ads pay adaptation oT moAé» to material that commend» It to tlio woman of taste. Tbe uao'of the new fur-cloths, light­ weight plushes and long-napped panne velvets in entire drenaea Is an Innova­ tion which furniahea novelty enough for thoao who value It above all else Tho bodice and alcoves of the model appear to bo cut In one. although the bIccvcs are long and close fitting about the forearm They taper to the wrist and extend In a rounded point over tin* hand». A ruffle of the material, doubled, finishes tho edges of the bodice at tho front* and across the back. In many drosses of napped or pilo fabrica narrow border» of fur aro used for finishing edges. Tho upper part of tho aklrt Is set on to the bodice, tfvcrlappltyg tho front and extending up In a square tab at the left side At tho bottom this upper part of tho skirt Is hemmed In t% wide hem. Tho lower part Is cut separately and set on under the hem. This makes a one-piece garment with the effect of n short tunic, and shape« tho Bkirt prettily to vjie figure. The very wtdé, crushed girdle Is made of thd same material as the dress and tacked about It below the waist line. It fastens In with the bodice at Jhe left «Ido. A double ruffle.of plaited lace 1111» In the neck, nnd frills of tho sume finish the sleeves Tho gown Is In taupe color, worn with patent leather shoes having tan cloth top», and n black velvet turban A long ornamentul bar pin Is fastened below* tbe hosoin. For materials, the body of plush and velvet, simple and trim lines, should be exacted of tho modiste. JULIA BOTTOMLEY. Objects to Milk Pasteurization. Dr. Ralph Vincent of the Manches­ ter (England) Infanls' ho»pllnl says that pasteurization cimh'df be felled upon to kill tuberculosis bacilli and claltna that In his experience children fed upon boiled or condensed milk have been more prone to consumption than those fed on raw milk. One of his arguments agnlnst sterilizing milk Is that we do not pasteurize butter, al­ though It Is n raw milk product Me want* to prove that, although harm ful bacilli exist In raw milk they are useful In destroying other harmful tin* dill In the liquid Mean Brute. "My. my,” exclaimed Mrs. Oabb, ns sho looked up from the newspaper. "II »ays hero that a girl wrote her name and address on an egg and secured a husband. What do you think of that?" “ Rata," gTowlod Mr. Oabb. "Mar rlago always was a shell game." yONWAHE [HANCE5 Don't play with serious matter» — don’ t YOU carry your own insurance against F I R E for you'll .ind the money wanting when tii*' L IR E tin» wiped out your property Have our -trnttg, reliable compnny carry yodr rt-k and lie on the safe side Reasonable rates CHASE & COMPANY « W. J. T H IG P E N & COM PANY . AGENTS General Fire Insurance O ffic « with H O L D E N R I A L E S T A T E CO. m w. Sanford. ' •* • • - • , - •* , m* Florida HAND L IV E R Y , S A L E S AND FEED STABLE C o r n o r Park A v e n u e and S e c o n d St reet C O N T R A C T O R S F OR A L L K I N D S OF H E A V Y H A U L I N G L a r g e s u p p l y of H o r s e s , fViuloF, W a g o n s and H a r n o s s a lw ays on h a n d F o r S a l o o r E x c h a n g o Ol sc ka ml thl ng and W a g o n R e p a i r i n g In co nnec ti o n Herald W ant Ads W ill Bring R esults �PAGE E IG H T oo«aooBooaooooiMwooMOOoaoafl*àoaoonoooooooaaaDDaoooii|' LONDON JOURNAL WITH BOGUS PISTOLS CURBSTO N E GLEANINGS! BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME.” EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT A CIIIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH, g “ HE’LL PUENT 'EM “ — SO SAYS SAUNTEKER. □ aaoaaaaaaaooaoaooooaooooooD aoaaaooaoaaaoooooooaaoaa GAZETTE 18 MOST VENERABLE BRITISH NEW8PAPER. I NSTANCES OF T HI E V ES HAVING BEEN SCAREp OFF. Publication Has for Two Hundred and Fifty Years Officially Chronicled the History of the Island Empire. Trick la an Old Oge, But Seldom Falls of Succeaa-^-Prank of New York High School Boys That Looked Serious. .# T - ^ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ♦ ♦ 'T ■à> ♦ ♦ EAT MORE FRESH •VEGETABLES They are Wholesome, . Appetizing, Economical *1 All. Local Advertisemenis Under This Heading THREE CENTS n Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charme 25 Cents. Freah Vefetsblcs f rutti üftñfrs, tire«» • Turnip*, with foul». .6c Fitwm»., ,1../ - lie U« Turnip*, young tup* 5c T i n Jr-fifi. t , 1if Mutlara............. 6c Mimlrr.Ti*. .j llrad Lettnet . ... ,6c Carrot*. bun-h ... 5c Small, i!i(J IjffH 1Im St r ( Potato*» :i* Yrllow Y»irj, pk HOc I k»« •0« Yrlkiw Ymo. 1-li $1.15 (iu*tk< 1*1Bn*, mi ti ICt Irish I'ouu» Iti nana«4 .i.rx Old, pk. ...... 3(lc Afljpin . hu...........*1.10 Old.1 !l«-n h i * tk, ,.k New. pk. . . . . . . . . 40c Hirntwt Cabbage, M 4 to 20c N oriKfm >i*%* Kin^ Onion* R«b S lb*........... 10c lli-aij? i, For Sale— Special Bargain on three Yellow, :1It-J.........10c button MOdine*. ( « •9« city lots, dlfi French avenue, be­ Spartirti, lb......... Sc Blu** l'rsrvnain-.. Garlic. lb............ 20c Hubh.rd.i..r, tween 8th and 9th streets, facing the Froh !or»l -Xi* 45c list.]win,, pk park, east front. Inside lots $450 HOW ABOUT A 1IOX OFOIlAM.l; y, , Vl, each, corner lo t $600. Terms good. HOME Foil {'I BUST MAS MM \U i ,, ,T. Must be sold. .Owner ^eeds the money." See me at once. N. H. T H E V E G E T AABLE BLE 30-8tc ■* Garner. M ARKET Recently Solomon Berman of Man­ Modern nowspaper enterprise has somowliat dwarfed the Importance of hattan scared into flight two thieves tho London Gazette. Britain's oldest who ontered hls’ storo by pointing Ills newspaper, which for 250 yenrs has Index finger nt them and fooling them cat prosperity in thin country. Ho The Gift ('¡(tarn officially chronicled tho history of tho | Into supposing that ho hud a revolver. says: By Wilbur D. Neshit It Is an old trick and yet It succeeds, "The planets indicate the year country. Today 11 Is practically only just1 as tho confidence man can al­ Don't ltti^gli! Hut she gaVu me cigars. used for such announcements as tho Selected the things by their color, 1015 will he the most prosperous king's birthday honors list and legal ways sell a gold brick to a former year know n in the hixLurv.. ai. Lhia They came in one of those iura— rtultecir. i imo was, however, when thu whmftjvor board o f Hungry Joe. A short time ago river thieves I tKink they wire called* the country. There will he great waves Gazetto was tho only medium through of prosperity throughout • the which tho public could learn any for­ boarded a tug moored along tho Hud­ •‘ Maud Muller." I ’ ve read all these gift cigar jokes, United States; plenty of labor for eign news or any public announcement son and attempted to enter tho cap­ I know I must read them here­ the laboring classes; better condi­ which royalty ami statesmen had to tain’s cabin and secure money and valuables from a small safe he had tions for the poorer classes. Peace make. after; Npwadnys such announcements, (here. Tho engineer of the llttlo bont Please wail for the place for the will reign ‘ throughout the world. The European war tftll ejJtLdgring- -while being sent to tho Lomînn Oa- hoard fhe thieves, and creeping up . la u g h te r.----• -'‘zciteT gre simultaneously communi- out of tho engine room called: "Halt! ; the curly months of. o « ? ! a , *“ 'riot Who's that? Halt, ?r I’ll flro!" A* Don't smile! But she bough*.them htter than April, with satisfactory cated to the more Important newspa­ tho same tlmo ho ran around Jho side pers. But oven today tho London Ga­ 110 2nd St., West For Sale— Five White Wyandotte results to all nations." of tho cabin with n dipper handle. her Self zette Is controlled by tho government, Cockerels. Ilex Packard, It. D. 2, Phono 3 2 4 Wo Delivor Not until tho thieves got nshoro did 1 know fcdw she talked to the Good for Prof. Marsh. That is and a particularly watchful eye Is kept Lkut thoro Sanford. deuler— the kind of talk we like to hear, no on tho advertisements In Its „pages, it seem to occur#to She looked nt each box on the shelf matter w'hal the source of tho inspir­ which are regulated by law, -iThesw crpjklnT have StfeiTn ‘ plsl'fll in their For Sale^-Ornnge grove nt a bar­ ifi(rtTrrtjpr*a hand or ho would have And spoke of the wrapper as "peqj- ation, Ilut the professor does not advertisements are mostly of an official For Rent— T w o furnished rooms. fired. When It came to mind they re­ gain, 1H miles from Geneva, Flu., <■er.” Mr« l; E. stop with predicting good times and or legal character, of which It Is nee- treated to n safo distance, and then on the new East Coast Ily., the com Gentlemen preferred. keep a record, and earn fori . .. , „ . , , O, beautiful looking were they— the end of the war for he delves into essary to 26-tf ing section of Floridu. Also 33 ncre Tolar, .807 Magnolia. __‘ shaking their flsta at tho grinning eni , ... , , I think they were called the the future and predicts good rains tho nation about fCO.OOO a 'year. No 1 place. p neer cursed him profusely. of rich hammock at generally th roug h« ............ .....II I grHy'^nrm faoturercould obtain a -puff ( 0 ttC4t JIuaL'a B o t a l a (aw J\ C - *Da venpnse, "M aud Muller." dleon^i In 1U pages, evan thmrgta he were wrlll-J_____ 2 ______ __________ . . . » f ) t /Nhurse yoAi think- now cd -bay. -e frikoIT-acittiyicd.’ " 'And While there 31-Ftp Fla. Ing to pay $50,000 a Hnq for it. Alto-1 Unless, us l was, you are duller. is a fentloncy on the part of some of cross "pistol” purposes. Several gethor. tho Gazetto yields tho country people to make fun of all kinds of a profit of about 1100,000 n yenr, al­ dwellings had been robbed nnd every­ For Sale— $3,000 Imys u line piece ♦ eu »g* Don't grin! They wore gilt ami red professional predictors, our hat goes though practically the only people body in the vicinity became suspicious of property in the city paying 8 per Good tnldc tiourd at Mr- |; [. of tho slightest unusual movement of! to Prdf. Marsh if he has the dope who buy It nro government officials bands, Address |j onPS, 206 Park av. nur nfter dark. Two high school boys cent on the investment. and lawyer« And really looked quite artistic. mixed so that it will take. Box 1074. city. * 29-tf I ____________________ planned n tnnsked holdup of n citizen She says that she now understands afler dark They held him up all right. For Sub- Wholesale shipping fresh Wanted Brick and < One of the most curious facts rcgaid-* Imth presenting proper looking pis Why smoking ha* charm* that are , A Washington despatch of yes­ . i ’ V i. water fish hiisiness. including fish chimney«, foundnlmi,ing the London Gazette Is that while It lois with shilling barrels. After tho mystic, terday says the success of experi­ Is Britain's oldest newspaper. It Is also citizen handed out all of his valuables U f{ ,,lul Ka'olir.e launches fuction guaranteed. Addo She Bay* that's it cheering to see ments by 33,4110 members of girls' one of tho youngest, in tho aonso that also fish house, etc. Inquire of C. L. Glidcwell, P. O. box 885. Sanford and whined abjectly that ho had iiow much as l smoko i enjoy garden and cunning clubs, organized it was not until 1903 that it wa» regis­ 29-tfc Fin._____________ 12 to p ' nothing more tho boyB revealed them­ Vincent. ' them. in the south by the department of tered at tho general post office for selves. I know you are choking with glee Houses for sale or rent. J. Musson The money is your> if >■ U m b agriculture has prompted many transmission by Inland post as n In n great rago tho citizen then blew z\nd think that I wished to dos­ southern farmers to plant veget­ newspaper. Previously It had boon re­ t hia winner It sell« to . •'■h n police wblstlo and a mounted offi­ For Sal«-- Fine}Paper Shell Pecan troy them. No talking necessary ables suitable for canning purposes garded ns a government publication cer galloped up The troys protested - It Nuts grown by Fogg A; Osteen on llMI nnd tile sale is made us substitutes for cotton. That is only, and was dispatched "O. II. M they hail only Joked with a neighbor. • -nt Now, wait; Well, I sal down anti characterized by the departrnenr os S."—In tills way - «scaping postal Tho citizen declared they should ho their Oak Knoll fruit and pecan profit. The » i s ' ageci charges altogether But apparently the punished. The officer was willing to «roves nt Altamonte Springs, Sem­ f n V particularsmoked; VI muii important step toward solution of 34 lip She placet! t he ash tray on the tin- problem of reducing the cot tup government saw a way to reap a few look llghlty on tho affair until It was inole rutin*.y.f Florida 1Oii'2, city. eztra halfpence by having It regis­ pointed out that pistols hud been table; acreage The statement said For Sale 23 foot launch ti II 1* tered brandished. Wanted To ■han I chtickit'd and sul tly I joked Eagle engine, in good order. $100 011 "Daughters of southern farmers, Ttye Gazette varies In size very con­ This made the matter serious. The talking machine r. know w ns "M a u d Muller." you M Hanson shoemaker who have been members of the de­ siderably Sometimes It consists mere­ offleer arrested tho hoys and took t iik*-« it without machine, for -player the label. 113 \V. First St., Sunford, Flu. partment's garden and canning clubs ly of one puge. and sometimes of ho­ from them tho woupons that might piano, records Enquin H.-rald Well, talk of yuur jokes on cigars! 37-2tp have been able to give their fathers tween four and five hundred, but the ! bring them a term of years In prison * OIlice I raid you might laugh when I'd practical demonstrations <W the value price ulways remains tlo- same. viz. so heavy Is the New York penalty, For Sale 2.000 stalks ¡green seed ended. of diversification during the present one shilling There was one memor But when tho pistols were exposed These came ip pne of those jure aldo week ln 1S47, w;hlch was known the whole matter was dropped. Tho cane. M M. Stewart, t. niim uvenir*. bud i-otton year. The actual pro­ Friendship’s Strength, 34 lie ns the "Jtullway Year," when so many 1 pistols were first rate Imitations of And, honestly now, they were ducts which the girls have put up But surely for nothin/ U parliamentary notices hud to he pub- the real thing, only In this case they splendid. are proving u valuable asset in many llshed that the Gnzette for the week could explode nothing more* deadFor sale or exchange}ftjf orange 'ulhirc in Integrity inuut >, it , farm homes where the cotton crop totaled nbout three thousand pages grove, celery farm o t } . i bargain. rour frleud.—Ruth ftadeu !y than a cap New York Herald. i I am gratified to note that there has not brought the customary re­ 16 acres right in \dinge. 5im feet One pf the most Interesting n u m b e r s ___________________ is o movement on foot to inaugurate turns ami many farmers are now of the Gazetto ever published was the from It B siding ( ‘ heap and on When Poisoned by Ivy. a white way for Sanford. The mon- substituting whole acres of onions Olnmond Jubilee number, the whole Afler exposure to poison Ivy, tho III ''u»> * » ' rM 111 I'low.-d and lights that any cdy can have on the and tomatoes in place of cotton paper being devoted to an official rec­ effects can often be warded off by irrigated. Fine How ing well The business -streets the more- business after seeing the success which the ord of that historic celebration prompt removal of the Irritating sub- land is all li-iued mid just ready to like look it wib^Tiave and our city young women have mnjlc with these As an Illustration of the Importance stance. Vigorous washing with soap start planting You can make the has never been lighted sufficiently. crops." of the Gazette In the old days, it ntij water, preferably using n hand price of the land this? yea. .. ...... If you recently |)rui)h nn() nj ler ,|lal w111, nlcohuL want a bargain callon ow ner. 209 E. The Sanford plant has placed new Would it not lie• agood plan for mlglJt he mentioned that as will do ihls. This often prevents tho pioi, htri.,.r Sanford Flu 37-fon machinery in their west side loca­ the girls of this si,.,-tion to organize5B,, tho ( rlm,*nn " nr ,h*’ rganizt ,ho DrBl lQ publilb lhnt important Item . m offccta. nll(1 oftcn whcn tho c h a r - , ; ' t ’ •Su,ll.,ml.' ----- l l i H is to serve your needs. tion I understand to take care of an cunning clubs? of uews, the victory of Alma. At one j ncterlstlc Inflammation ha» become! For Sale— Farm of 6 at res. water, It will help sell your extra load anti this will insure, the tlmo tho iamdon newspaper« had to it ,-an be reduced to alight„rm.ll house, at Moore'sstation, city all the light needed. Let us * Only u few years ago the auto g o o d 9— t al k to the wait for the publication of tho Gazetto iiuenslty by thq same measure. This price $2 000, Tc $25 down and have tho white way at once and get was looked uj>on merely os an ad­ in order to secure such news of public 1rnnnot be done, however, nfter the tr- . ¡ „ n,.,. ,’ t j|(( Terms people [( month. The D II it installed for the opunty fair. . ^ reach. A n <jJ i v r fn*'junct for the pleasure of the rich. lm|K>rtance ns the Hat of caaunllles, ritntlon hns become Intense; vlgoroua ,, • .1 F Mi ( Iella ml 5 1a*s.h than u score of years ago when which the war office In those days sent washings are Impossible nnd alcohol r n e n t in t h is futper Ht Moure's .a....,, m t s * 37-fit p pninful Witch hazel water, followed * The decision in the Thaw case j even' the expensive machines were direct to Fleet street is a re feren ce ffui-k' "Tt la the proud hoirwt of Messrs bv application of dusting powder. Is allows what sometimes happens when • very, very crude, none believed that For Suit Lit |6, block 1 Cam­ to those w h ose v .i i i b litigants really get into u court thul the use of the machines would ever ,,arr,Bon* who ,or morw ,htt" ono hun comforting. Halves are not well borno eron City. Price $50 down and $5 are w o r t h supplying knows some law und it recalls the become almost universal-for there Jred and thirty years published the aa a rulo, and If tho poisoning hns n month. Write Dr. S.^D. Miller, reached a stage not controlled by idea that.law is at once the cryslnt- were two objectionable fentures: the London Gazette, that although kings rrncK&flBrTiJSF 44 E. Ninth St.. Jacksonville, Fin. and cabinet ministers contributed to these treatments, It Is best to havo izatiou of public opinion and the extremely high cost and the thH 37-61p its pages during the time they pub­ professional treatment, as few, If any, essence of common Bense. cfticicnt service they gave, Step by lished fho paper, nnd although thou­ of the Innumerable domestic remedies If Thaw were sane when he es­ step—or literally hound by bound, sands of employees were engaged on provo to bo entitled to reliance. i» LEGAI ALIVI 11!ISINti ** caped he could he brought hack and there came an era of excellence of tho work of producing tho Gazette, no t! tried for hreuking the law. If he manufacture i\nd Cat Led Him Home. <! u reduction of official Hocrets sent to them for publi­ N O T I T E O F ST o T K H o I.I'I It Smith nnd Jones met In tho smoko were Insane, then he is also to he prige until it seems now that noth­ cation have ever leaked out A mrwtmtf «*f th* *'“* k * i' r « ? * icimpaft) a r»if The Gnzette Is probably tho only pn- end of a Pullman ctfr ono afternoon, brought hack nnd replaced in the ing better need be desired, of I hr m **«■■■■' * For Ki'iit Room* with htrnrti. tiling undrr II»# per which returns the original copy to nml during, a gabfost Smith referred Held ftt the olLlmol *md cs»f|«**<at •' * position from which he escaped. In 703 Palmetto. 36-tf Fiorici*, a t 1 0 n *irlo d k a rn **n H »<' I* Hut for the* auto there would stilly jtB nut()0r„ along with tho proof. This to thu town Into which ho had just either event it is the business of the d«y id hswTthcf, A !» 1*1 * * “ k be millions of pries adjacent to in tho case of communications moved. drtrrminini *t «Id um* ■» m t% • •• stnto of New York to try tho ques­ •-n, For Rent Several nice office held by ih# *tockhol«lrrw uf ! 1 "Tho streets of tho blooming burg," thousands of growing cities still in from sovereigns and cnblnel ministers. !U« whether or not the em piu ti *ti*rW ‘ tion and decjjje it. rooms over Yowell's. Enquire N. P. C'rmte Foropeny will le Lnrrrm*rdt*l •• ! ho . oloquontly described, "are tho their primitive state— for the ma­ The supreme court declares that of 110,000.00 to the f\ $ tn of $ I * Yowell i: Co. 32-tf crookcdeat of anything In that- lino chine« have done more to improve Activities of Women. ESEÀL) . Cîtofge A. IM o" it cannot try auch a case on habeas on the face of tho earth. You may not suburban tracts than anything else, Corpormt* Sr«?. It Is claimed that women medical For Rent— To refined couple, four 31»4t*Tiw** corpus proceedings. So the air is de­ believe It. but a couple of days after and rendered it possible for a busi­ students complete their course much wo got thoro my wife had a cat that nice rooms. Excellent location. Ten lightfully cleared. ness man to reside at a considerable quicker than men. • N O TIC E nho wanted to lotto and told mo to tako dollars per month. No small chil­ M *•»' N'olire U hitrliy guru lh*' 1 •H The average earnings of women em­ distance from his place of Occupa­ i it over and leave it along tho river dren. Shultz, on lirtizll ot my«elf. " > Enquire R, Iieruld Office. 1 The supreme court has I be­ tion. ployed In the clothing trade In Eng­ li »i-pir tífzl repte« ni al I vr* *rul And now comes Lho. wnri— about a mile distant Weil, sir—" 13-tf to the county comrol«*loni-r* ■>' lieve passed on .the question o f the where the auto la much in evidence land Is $2.12 per week. ” 1 so©, old pal." smilingly Interjected County, Slut* ot Fiorili», »i thnr "* Women among tho lower classes In length of the term of ofilco of the for every purpose imaginable— and meetlnf In J»nu»ry. to-wit. *>n l l " ' !' tho other. "That's where you lost For Rent— Five room house nice­ January 5th. A. !>■ I»l&. t->r !**'• ' Seminole county officials and have the source of supply is, of course, Now York have started a crusade the cat all rlgt^t." llah a toll brldz* acruaa the Si J-■•■* ¡¡' ly furnished. Electric lights, tele­ at «rhat la no* knu*n a» M»»'»' " 1*'. decided that they will hold until this country— which has succeeded ngalnet high rents. "You’ve got another guess',". re-, “ Women conatltuto only four per cent phone, good barn, chicken yard nnd den'» Ferry, to take the place an I 1917. This being the cose it is up in turning out n product far superior turned Smith. " I f I hadn’ t followed «aid ferry, and .»Id Und*- «" of the persons engaged In transporta­ t ha point on .aid river "here i h. !"'■ garden. Apply W. L. Harney, c-o to the officials who thought they to those made elsewhere. In one or­ tho cat I would never havo found my la. and on the Sanford and I'-t*1 * tion In thla country. Robbins Neat Hotel. 37-tf the fit. John« river at that point Urm* ap way back home." were elected for lour years instead of der the British government Is now Women are now prohibited from proalmalely fltleen hundred »<>•* l-’, two to get real nice to the voters about to close u deal for 6,600 motor working between certain hours at feet * Ida, and tba depth ol ih.- «»'rf bel«* For Rent— Good seven acre farm, approalroately from one ill to (lit—n again instead o f assuming the haugh­ trucks— and this will prove but the night In 14 European countries. Long and Msrry, barn and house, near Beck Ham- feat deep. M I C H A E L SH "I ty air of the man who is in for a beginning If the pre:cndt conditions In Persia women are forbidden to go A short life and a merry ono! Tho r o c k Station, known an Castle Gar­ 3S-Tuee-4tc long term. This means that all of shall long continue. unveiled in the presence of any man most fallacious quip over uttered. den.- Addrcia Cora C. Holliuger, our officials will run for office again but her husband. Why need a llfo be short to be mer­ In Costi af Caonly Jad»e. Seorlaolr I oe.ir 1205 Center St., Canaatota, New Slate ef Florida A Pennsylvania woman paid $26,000 in two yean and the fpn will atart ry? Rativer mqko it a long and a In ra Catata of York. Did You Every Drink Perryf 12-tfc to a beauty doctor to make her a merry ono. Thero’a moro sweetness sooner than expected. I hoar that Did you ever drink perry? It !■ to In a dollar's worth of sugar "than Id there will be many candidates for p ea n what cider is to applea, and al­ physical ornament to her home. For Rent— Two big stores on Teachers in the Newtown. Mass., the lump or two that goes In the oofthe county offices and no man's job though It la Itttte known In America, Esat First street. Joe -DoMont, kindergarten schools receive only $300 fee at dinner. is safe. tt la widely used In England and spe^ a year salary. Coca Cola Cqmpany. 24-tf A long life and a merry one, sanely, • • • • rial varieties o f pean, which make decaaaed; and that at the »■*»• a usefully, wholesomely merry. That prêtant my «nal arcounla »• •»•vvt 1 The man who can predict some­ especially good perry, a m grown for Is the life. Tim other counterfort ■aid celale and aak for their »Ppr«**' Waterproof Csmsnt., « '-,v Rooms for Rent—Three unfur­ — Dated Noeember llth. A. !»• •» ‘ thing cheerful is always assured of that purpose. It Is said thal the -United States maxim.- came when youth and folly nished rooms well located, ‘ inquire i * CHAHLCS W .8CH|Slk.#fi an audience, no matter whether the artny engineers have long used the fol­ first tasted the quick dregs that come at 206 Third St. 28-tfc 11-1*. 1Í-1I, M i. 2-12. S-12. «•»« prediction inspires faith or not. lowing mixture for waterproofing co­ to those who try the ahort and merry. A short life and a merry one! llah! rnffst ; One part of cement, two parts Since the dec.aration of war it has « M O N T H S PERIOD, ENDINO JUNE » . IH4. HPF.nU. T* o f sand, three-quarters of a pound of There's no’ such thing, unless It he by FINANCIAL HTATEMENT hClKXlL been pointed, out that hostilities DlfmtlCTS, SEM INOLE CXHINTV I.ui* accident— the chance cutting off of a dry powdered alum to etch cubic foot Been» | j a - a z t 7 weht predicted by a number of as­ HT5 i-* life that wa« to have been a long Trea^irtr't Baiane» Dsc. 31, 1SIX. 611.05 lîl.o » n » ina. . . .* .. rja 14 1 « of sand. These are mixed and dried, trologer*, but to the present time WamttaouuiandiniDeOllSU ít¿M J29 i*!2 ---”S m.S0 Ï04.03 Í5S.OO 64.42 6» tB IrO Leading American and foreign publi­ and to them la added water In which life and a merry one.— K ansas City ReeeiptaJan.luaJunaaO, tS14.. 3MI.7I 764.O only one has broken into print with Diaburaaraenta cations, with apecial Christmas And baa been dissolved three-quarters of n Star. 4ISP* Kalartaa of TaOrhen.......... 7.50 a prediction relative to tbe end of New Year offer* by Curtis & Co., SeribMOO 16.00 ,I4ZD - Kepalra to Budding«........ ¡ m S t u S • » " pound of soap to each gallon. Thla. It ... . 10 40 119» VWnltBr..................... the war. Prof. W . W. Marah of nea, Honson-Bennett and other com­ Benedict's Dilemma. is said, is nearly aa strong aa ordinary jilO Apparatu« ................... « 1.0 Cincinnati who enjoya quite a repu­ panies. Off with the old and on with cement and la quite Impervious to wa­ "You seem to be haring a struggle 144»» lOSOfSa». *4..-, put oQ tasa 46.00 «It» J i illtOf l ...... ....... no.oo i.io tation for ability to secure good and the new subscription. Call at once and ter, and does not effloresce. For a over that letter." be ready when called on. U ■ ’ a ■ * " * " * • " * » * * * 4 1 M.0Q bad tiding* from the planets is out FÏW OWMa ........................... wash, a mixture of one pound of lyti . "Y es; I want my wife to think 1 1.00 LSI 11.10 TranaparUllort of Pupila. ... 16.00 16.00 with s prediction that the war.will and two pounds of slum In two gallona miss her, but l don't want her to get Inctdestala...... .............. >Repaid.......... ...... m o m SI M ,00lW ,0MT 14 40 of water la often used.—Scientific to feeling so sorry* for me that ahell end In April and that the war will *4 IIMJJ r'aUafancaJunedO, IBI4 hustle home."—Kansas City Journal. « t M R l l l TLlSlU.Mt44.il r.46 6031 . 111.1* American. be followed by an era o f the great- Office Howard Land Co. ovor Post-Office ouutandln* JundM 1114 S4CU 1.» ID » . FOR SALE r 9 ■4 - W ANTED The Purpose of an Advertisement FOR R EN T >*• Wallace MagAine and Periodical Agency 'S " M R. N. Wallace I F- I iiriifÜ iiM iW iïi ■mg . . r: * :î S •t_. * a. �THEY A1Œ COMING TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY FA IR FEBRUARY 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th, 1915 SEMI-WEEKLY m 'm Æ TH E SAN FO R D H E R A L D ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS 1N SANFORD—Life /.* Wotth Living i* ÏOLUME ' I SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JVM VIM l. 1915 HOTEL FOR SANFORD NOW SEEMS ASSURED gigantic real estate deal c o n s u m m a t e d th is WEEK A m l ntntr deal, that hu* given ‘«litt satisfaction u> this community 1Bd that is t he cause of much rewhen ialnnc * m closed t hi«(ntjri' holding* of the Holden jtii) L' tale Co-, and the majority of lit stock ol the Sanford Hotel Co. w r» »old lo a «Meric o f Florida »piiiliitf through n. D. Waring ««f as trustee. The deal wait aide through the real estate agency It. V 1* t Banquet Tonight at the It.i i>t t-t Temple the It A [' t will install m o f­ ficer» tor the next six month* After the installation will be nerved an mformnl fruit banquet. All those at­ tending are expected to bring a pound or other quantity of fruit*, -mils, etc. The following program will tie rendered; ll i f i n at *7 :!0 Present ntlon of t}.ive|. p Fort son. Accept Gif vet, Mi** Ctarn Milieu Song, " Laiyalty to Uhn-t ’ Quarterly Reports Award Pennant to Hen Group Introduce New" OUlcers. Song. ' ‘ Volunteer* “ Read new Group Member- Banquet. & 4 Ä Ä r $ f fiiINTY EXHIBITS *' SHOWN IN TAMPA irtton ion is given, to this gentleman v v U l i 1 1 L A I H U l Id tho ha* been working on the deni J»f HVtral weeki Mr. W ¡»ring is a frtfmaivc citizen Osccol county ------u d ha* accomplished much in that «ant) in the |n**i twelve month* THE G \s I* VR11 I \ ( El Ell R \j, building ami Other valuable propT I O N W I L L A L S U HE \ ^ r,j. mil hi- acquisition to Sanford FLORIDA FAIR md that of 111* associates will mean aucb to this city and county of Stminole. Tampa, Jan. I At the n-qlient cif The plan* of the new owner* of t Jur T ain|ia Hoard of Trade and tfcb valuable property are at the Tampa Rètti Estate Hoard, the .out ' pmrnt unknown hut it i* under ty com missioni rs ••I 11ill*i-*f--ugti iloodtha! they wdl tear down I In county have my Med the coniine hotel known as the San­ sinner* of ttie twelve cc,|ll I Floridi ford Ron M‘ ,4' *1 ere«! a modern hot e| i .■■111,111 . In li.i ye Tildi I mi* ■ i • ! IB kreplug a i h the maleri.ll ..<! nnrem-'t't ol t i e c i t y T h e prop erty of the Holden Real Estate Co •led • r- •!i' :■!•!<• i n i b i i ' • . » >' i• plu vi d "ti th< court tuoi-. - I.*.ir* NO ELKS’ BANQUET AT EAGLES BAL MASQUE SANFORD HOUSE GREATLY ENJOYED At enllon, Santdrd lb*)» BUSINESS RESUMES; GOOD YEAR AHEAD At the coming county fair there will be put-on forsyou a great I’uahtuobile Race ip_ yarn of your own make Here will be the chance for you to ■ how what you can do in the car THE SOUTH IS SHOWING CELERY CITY AERIE DANCED THE SANFORD LODGE EN­ building line of your own invention. JOYED THEIR ANNUAL THE 01.1) YEAR OUT MARKEI) IMPKOVEMENT Prize* will be given Hi the team LAST NIGHT STAG SUITER making the fastest run over a given IN AM. TRADES* trail, ami to the tram showing the Celery City Aerie N’<> I W t i* one ¡ best ajul mutest I mi tit cur The (mirth annual stag supper of Columbus, Ga., Jan. I.-— The In­ I ndi-r the rules c.ll pushmobilr* the Suniord Lodge No. 1211 ibmev- of the most irrogressive bulge* f<í dustriai Index *ny* in its issue for olent and P otective Drder of Elk* Eagle* in the >puth -anil no! only ,,iu-.t lie built entirely by jhe owner, this week w a* held at file San fo d I Lume on has a large membership but a mem except the running gear, which may "T iie evidences of business im‘Wednesday evening andabout one 1ber*lnp th t embrace men (rrtiii 1be purchased All boys competing provetnem and the #promises of hundred member* sal down at the every walk o' tile and when Celery 'hi* .race must be below Iti yeuç9, great prosperity in the immediate fvptu ho.id. They were seated at City Aerie »t: rts : omolhinV it jsj.°np buy to ride and,steer the car future urè so suhstantiai that the long tables that wore the ful length bound to In* a big success, in Keep-I :,,»d non t>ny to push the asme beginning of the New Yenr will be Now get busy, boys, and »how of thè din ng room nd thè ollicors In with their regular custom Sanmarked by a confidence which would . nf thè lodge ai tu he head of thè ford Eagles have their anmU'l nun»-jwhat you cun do as mechanics U»»»w»iab! » ■*«*!«•*v-«indcr normtri eon -, L ^ " laide an thè right. querade ball Thursday nursoay night uignt in in their tnnr ..million*. . . . .* * * - * ¿yc.lLj.Ut .piu., waa tl*t>. pire**- d*.- r%- decant quartor. « in th • -Rmv-wor-M " I t dia» been several week» »ince Isistance and it wns on The tnbles in and like those tin that have preceded tt IflL IltL lì ULLiEt LLUD the liu-ine*i* depression caused by all of it* po'cine gh»r> wjth un ti|>ple the alTiiir w ;n thoroughly enjoyed the war in Europe reached its lowest III thè mou'h ol e agli little porker. l.y tin- large irowd present |M»int. and u gradimi ¡mpiovement Hushm'b' famous orchestra <rom I Tlu-y xi1 *• munì dia e carried nut was begun. Though the improve­ to tie ca Ve up and the meal was Del.and furtildied t tie •*-••»•..........1 m.i-i ..mi ( i k o r g i a R o y s g a v e a f i n e ment has not been rapid, it has been In fir-t couple : t lien placed on tu- I th e itanked f nut th t me t ha nnceUMtii'. and now the evidence» of E M ERTA IN .W E NT Al * 1 "im ■I-*- ,*rr..> "I good »tipped •• it.- iloo, unit L-- win* it are ihrotiughly apparent. THE TE M PLE thing* to eat and drink that the lie* and belt» unnoiin ed tile dawn ‘Une nf the must satisfactory anti laiy enjoyed ! ti banquet wa at of the N»*W 1 e..r dancing in a I itsubstttntiul features ol this evidence e ted by the lettg.h uj iine spent I forms was llidul ed m by the lo il» lirst concert in Florida thè i» the resumption of operations on a he table and metry jest and (couples young and old. Waltzes anti Merrer University Glee CI idi of lull time nf manufacturing estab­ i|U i> w * pa *ed that aided tlige*- ¡two step* that never grow old were Mumn, (¡a , Tue*day night in Saii- lishments thut have been running ditiiccd ..nd almi lite Intesi siepi» ford inude u decided impreasión wit li on short time, and the resumption of tin It in-auliful mn»t|tn<r;nle Inciti lover* of mlisti The enneert operatimi- by some industrial plant* [luring ibe hanque ali excellent The many \|] i . i \ \ uh. I cost ........... . ei'h th. got. -um w.*" given il, the 1 'einple llnptlst that have been closed. Ill smile in1 1 f i tie ■■r.l 111 III p o - 1 .1 o I and Ilo* »iati cloni waa riot of otur litifch mol a rge irowd g n i t i i l t he » stance* manufacturing plitnt» are i-ntig o n xioli' i-t * cl < a'* u >■ Maand e ie'-troiii of moving (nrm"llegiatcbeing opefftteli overtime to till t he j l ef cl * c.o.l lUll-lc I Ih»tu ; i » ,ifi: I uTrprn/ ffn / h nir MADE A GREAT HIT ■-t . i ... » .. * . .1 n i l 11i' *»f t hi hi ’SÎ ir 1 \\ . * i, - o ■- " .i ' -i 'i»d h»r 11 I lie I Ila r- w pii*tied ha. k *-"*11*‘ '*»' .'Uj. iimislng tiv ,. t.d guild ligar- w. r. p . i I u- d I ■ died Kl' ,,'c' V j I fi*« HIT h t It f i Mi 1*1 r i i ! i r» » I t i.vjr U. !«; i tin»? ni t ' IJ ■ T.Mir olid jo. \11 t * f « *í orde r men (¡iqir^m i. 1’ Hagun, ut Kili'li w di le- c»t a till*lit-d —I- t !'•• and >iint*-r*l. Hon TinUgrt McCrnry of I» Lami. Cru e cetnent rovered situare, -x>mpose*l nf Cha.. II Row,ami. E r n e s t Mr. Waring and his associates will ll-iw-'t*. fruii- and vi-gt-l atiles end Hu m- , E •be In the city today and look ovei t t u - » il! !>c I» ,1 ut 1 1i l i ly i t i u l u m a i •d I the ground |ir*-|mralory to th<- hotel .nd ilcc-ii al-'d wirtmut -**tst l o tlndnl xml new* of tlieir future plan* 1 \ t" ! n " r 111 1 vili»''' ■ • iwill hr given to l t e ||. raid .it .. ¡ "il . . ! •" ;■■■■< 1' o ■ ' '' ’ liter dit. The .....pje ol this city l-'.-t ur- will give them a warm welcome and iishii them in every way tt^qlarl the new bate!. While City E'enole Celebrate The White City pro pic of Geneva joir-rd in a dinner on Christina* day it tlf hi 1me V * 1 K Donley Ttiose present writ- Mr Reed Dooley and hndtr, as guest* of honor, Mr ami Mn Henry Hurley, Mr and Mrs H 1 Tarbel, Mr and Mr* Newell TmM. Mr* Graham, Mr Dewkun!, Mr and Mrs H H I’ alti<J>j1I, Mr and Mrs L A Sheldon, Mr and Mrs Fern Tarbel, Mr and Mr* John Wadsworth, Mr. and Mr* M E DooU-y: the Misses Thusa Tirbel, Blanche PattDhall, Georgia ™tith*l|, Jennrtta Sheldon: Messr» 1‘otlishall, I’ aul Dooley, Newell Tubel Covers were laid nt three tables for twenty-seven guesta and a ®o*t bountiful dinner was served— » «mhlnation of notthern and »outhWn rookery The house wn» chiwry *ilb holly and mistletoe and the true Christ mas spirit prevailed The afternoon was spent in joyriding and ’'WHni, >TUi jn (be evening the P*Ry fxlhered at the home of If 1'. Tarbel, where u most interesting Propam of various enjoyable featar« WIs listened to, concluding ..Aith S' repsgt 'o f itintlWicheii, salad, * * " *n<I coffee Tho party »e|iarat»d at a lato hour Ti men Union Special Tbe Times. Union special is out * ' ri P*grs and is well filled with ‘“ sciiptive writeups of different i j 1* °I the state. Sanford P.nd the ^ erT Delta has several tinges and ffncl among them are the cclciy who are changing their tut e *?Wt*hst nnd now cruve publlcit;-. *w ago tho growers ol this **Rion « « r e so extreemely moder.t at thry W|,r o R V e r , c t 0 advertlslt g «» kinds but they stem to have wit the unit come mm» fcil'ti «he shell abell and forth tote. into brijht light of publicity. The <d*> ha» Hrn. J. N . W hiir- - Oory ol the cattle industry of ^rerida apd U gdod in many w tya Will prove valuable rauti t‘to the .E—J ‘letami "1 ■ 1 « 1 .il r ■» , il"f Alma. will In- 111- ..!• Where presented I a li "I I Do al You 1hi' Tin- (ajvi\ vsI! tl Mill* •»..III tl'. • \ ,, •1 1 1 ‘ • » ' - 1 1' .' • 1» W \\ . ■. « 1 • • . f * tl » t M '1 M1«1- 1 * • Live?" Imperlili lor their product* 11 n u e s to in c r e a s e There i* im ­ M-rcer Me had charge nl bringing Receipt* of cotton ut Savannah on tin» young men Irorn his alma mater December 22 established a new high to y-unford Upon arriving in San there for a day tin* season Several tord the M-rc«r hoy* fourni a mini- |million feet id crossile* are being tu r of people willi whmy tltjr'» w* fé I shippeiî to i-asti'm (siri* of this ,,. ,, 1.1j». ' • I It M I i-. V" v i uu itI ; » hr ug (’ 1I,- i»ir I id I 'em. u , i ,|. r • - \\ lg li ' ' i 1 * ■ 11-for d , "1.1 I t" 11d i I . - v• * 1111 - ar-- to-1II g itivi,.d , •• f it» d ' "g It r -s disi ur-' I in Tto- payment I,,,. - Ml 11 . r l .lim it l i t ur g i a I here -ien-ts hy i.mk*. industrial estab­ Were other Sanford young men who lishments und other business instituy tionn. A new cotton mill is to be have friends at Merrer The Georgia collegian» were* highly placed in operation at Alexander plcased with tln* Land of F’Inrwer» City, Ala , and a plant nt Bruns­ especiallv so wil h Sanford. ibi* wick, (in . which give* employment licit-g t(" greiVte-l l'ili-rv ¡uni tettile-' 1o ipm-• than two h11mired people wdl resume operation Rank-clear­ |,r<i,>ii<ii>g seclion in 1 In- world 1 |,,.v in.ole s e x e r u l -u t-- 1 r i p - lo thè ing» a 11*I ¡Misto Hi*-** receipts at Rir- pa , i -- t ut of ! »**■ tew pia , ■I " d ini H- -1 wi li h Ice mg thap an- the blase theatregoer of the metrop­ fort wdi he Iliadi' to Ini in a N Ulti o h-r good titne hftcF b eli dd*;d to olis. Florido Assotiation (or thè [lurpo-tr thè li«t nf thè Sardo odge of Elk» George V Huhiirt wrote ili- »ini»f having a »mali hut ereditatile 11-sfili American vit -uiii lin-und thè produci ex Ili hit in Tampa eaeh winDeath of I rifuni it,11* 11 of teun Uri quel Ui-tt I* tet ■her<’iifti,r The iis.**»ci.itKiu will Roy (Arson, tile infant *nu ol Mr tu i in ti 1lieti t Imfouglily t In daini .... . tmt l>e organiteli tur proti! Imi it ihoped thut arrangernetii* * .in t-e I mu! Mr* It I' Rowers died at the 1 t fiat m a s t e r ’ * w e tk a m i f> pt IIImacie Wherebv thè -xpet.s. "( ex iH'-w.-r- Imm- un Mag.mll... averne . " i c e d y to t h è h i g h - - t r.inge* "I „ u r r o u r n h t ig - - - i i r i l r x t (iev p ia n o n mrnghit m *how 1 n-'reuse* a* com­ .( hllnt mg etti Olirti .bx .(-• ... -.te. |W . dnesdav m-rnmgai f n n ’eU.rk ¡.ur» ■'1!, »■• g'Ml g I" It*» kso tl Xtile ||> »Hint next pare*1 wit li |u*i , ,»ur M ii*i, • (ne. mi <0 1urr-d t r oni t tu* r -1 »»umcd l*y xiilgur surrounding' Mr »,.* k In the meantime they will l'un tie borile li) ' (largii.g " .olm i- I i1n,. "" "Among the item* of construction * or liv 'delire \Seil iiesday ttlternuon. Dr Unhurt retained all the -harm **( !t|-1,,-¡*r at Kissimmee. Ft Meade, work to In- dune, a* reported tills Sion fee ol live or ten rent He also* t real -•<! the .1! <*ihi*r point* *0111)1 of Sanford week, arc selling the fruits ami vugetable* -It* ltrnwidee ol Ihe l'resliyterìtin ehurch tl-*- music Tbe young men will make Rartow played instead of casting them .--id- <•tlici.it 111g Interment was made in way* humorous French situation». "Apartment house. Atlanta, Ga.: La hex lew cemetery. in a delicate manner. 1Saturday flight and spentj Sunday hank building. Valrico, Fin.: bridgea, Thosm behind the movement claim Little Roy- had only been here a Miss O l i a Mavis, the Australian i here, singing at the. various churrh- Augusta, Ga., and Jacksonville. Flu.; that South Florida hr » made n finer few weeks to glndden the heart» of cniuedic one has been selected f«*r —s Monday they go to Lakeland, hotel building. St Augustine, F'la.: impression thun ever before Wurin In* parents and the tendril» of love the role of ."Alma." and her »upTuesday to Tampa ami Wednesday the period of nation wide depres­ were sirejuly growing around their porting company c*in»i*t» of well to Plant 1 ity At Rartow t Aey will factory buildings. Homestead, Flu.; sion resulting from the outbreak nf and Union Springs. Ala.: roads, heurtai rings- when this choice flower known New York play*«* 'be in the hands of Prof. James Lamar county, Alabama and Quitthe'Eurnpean win and financial reg was taken to Paradise The latest Parisian Tango ;,..d Chapman, member of the Summer man county. Georgia; arrangements ulatiun at Washington, and that tilresources and advantages ol the sec­ And Oh, when aweary, may we lie Hesitation dances have been added «'»'“ 'tute and a member of the Mer­ are being pr rfccted Mor erection of «• so lilest, , He ha* a num­ city hall at Rartow, Fla., and hid« tion.can best lie »Mown by 1Me [ire lu increase the charm ->( the pièce -•«■r t.'lub lust year And smk like the innocent child to ber of social functions planned for have been opened for erection of u dilation ol small but varied an-1 if such a‘ thing were necessary’ rest. the boys from the "Cracker" stale i,uj|,tjn|! il( Savannah. Ga dilation u( small but varied and Tickets now on sale til Philip* U Ini*-1he it niera, y hnsiiot .... . corn I ¡on contract* creditable product exhibit-' All And feel ourselves clasped to the In­ '.instructinti contract* have nave been imité hreasl South FloriWa counties have been ip ..... •*' " '* v" r> ,hnl (awarded as follows. Ilo.pitul buildThu* over a happy home th( o ngreg,ilio lini I tilirch »In* M-Tier hoys wdl go to St Pr- mg euui|»nici>r*about $35,000, Au­ viteW to |>articipnti shallow of a little grave ha* fallen. This church wish.......... . New , tersburg next Thursday night and gusta. G n : hotel building, Buena and. as has been said, it is wondeiiul . They are to Vista. F'la ; paving, St. Augustine, Presented With Jewdl ' ’ ..... 1 ear to all right intent toned citixen* Di-Land Friday night how hme,a shadow a little grave can , . , make Tilton. Gu . on their return to F'la Ji'wir and water works systems If. E. TolaY, the j*o|>ule.r cashier v of Hanford . Milcoii. but it I* po«»ihlr they will and electric light plant. Ray Min­ of the Peoples flank was presented throw This brantjlul baby I fe was so H not m*w a member of any Sun-, go by Sanford over the St Johns with a beautiful Masonic jewel yes­ cite, Ala.: theater building. West precious «0 froughl with blessing to day »rhool you are cordially ^ tin,| m Tlf terday as a token of the deep regard Palm Reach, Fin. his .piirentp that he »e.ejned a flot»,«r «•» -become such w.th u»..ft|id tak- up ^ giving their- fast' eon and esteerp ip w^tch be i » siuld bfc "Application has been rqadc for of Purudise permitted to bloom for u l ^e New 1 ear a systematu cert Monday night the Spnford Masons. Mr. Tolar franchise for establishing elect lie brief reason by their side, then re- study of the Bible Program served Sanford Lodge ns Master light und |Hiwcr plant* in Ray Virw, called to its nature skies, leaving the Are you among the one thousand, u arR.,.h Brewer and the jewel wa» presented to him Green Spring» and Safety Harbor, earth roud for them dark and lonely person« wanted in the Sanford Sun-. Club for the faithful performance of his F'la. Ice plants will be e»tah!ished indeed. t 1 day .schools (or the first Sunday 1v ,„ a l Solo. The Home responsible duties In that position ut Homestnead, F’la.. and Union tl\e New Year who have not yet || p Fleming The jewel is the regulation type "t Spring«, Ain. Miami. Fla.', will es­ alii! ated with the Rihle : tudying Roiary Nevln Mr». J. W. linrnea tq Read Masonic emblem of gold badge em­ tablish a destructor plant. Jordpn, Carver,’ McLcakey, Filming On next Sunday evening at 7:00 peo|* e? bellished with pearl and ehnspcl ef stock of $50. The communion of the Lord's Ruautiful Ship from Toyland Friml feet and bears the name of the re­ o'clock Mrs. J. W. Barnes will read nl St ( 'h-ntl , silplier will be nbsi'rve'l n«'\t Sun M r Jones arid Ul ub cipient. Mr. Tolar is very proud "T h e Other Wise Man" by Henry F ’la I.amar <'mini\. \;.i . V*>t c*i It a Long U<mg Way n* Tipperary The public generally Jjy morning of id* N e w Year's gift and can he \ no Dyke s. .uni Duncan, J--iu*. Mcla*sk**y . .« ampb* II in vii ed to hear her. Prof. J. R Please let pardoned f"r exhibiting it t-> hiwefe form ed A n- Imre-U , it sun \\ iftniau. director .of thu church iriviol of the chun-li ¡-t.-n to I"* |-r--frieuds. stu cks aggreU ul. music tu*» arranged ra special pro-| Blll ul. the annual buso -» incetin; gating $195,000 We Meet Again Anonymous gram of song »uitubla to the read­ next Wednesday night New Year's Sermon Negro Sermon Selected Next Hunduy night nl 7 o'clock th* ing. Rev. George Hyman, pastor of Mr Coo p e ­ W. J. Merrill was in the city yes• Dr. Van Dyke is perhaps the next musical preiudo will be given, the Baptist church will deliver a lle Uoppah Moon • Shelley torduy shaking hands with ids many world'* -greatest living writer und special music is being prepared fo, special New Year sermon on next Jordan, Carver McLcskey, F’lemlftg friends. Mr. Merrill was formerly "T h e Other Wise Man" is ono of the Ocraaon Also, at that time a Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. The Vocal Solo, The Slavs tio n g .. . . ' ....... with the Southern Utilities.Co. here hla gteaYest productions. short series will bo offered for the subject will be "Ringing' Out and — but is now aaslstant manager of tho ' • Payton Jones opening weeks of the New Year on In." You are welcome to attend. Old Southern Song. LnkcEud Co., packers and rffarkotthe subject.of "Growth " Ttlias M Idred Cla k of Tampa is Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. en* 61 Fionda fruits and vegetables "Lullaby ^ , t. Brahn All are cordially invltod to ail ol thejpio t of her cousin. Mis* Jimmie “ ' P. U. at 6:00 p. m. • Club und i making lakeland his hom*.___ our servicesj *• É ít ó & ija ii5 « á w « 2 \\ I, al- ' l e 1 vt ilol a ■ 1 " ii - I rm 'The exportation of cotton eon- s* o 1u d u ■» M i ­ d rid.* ! tieV li «I t heir n » i•!** provem ent in th e 'u m h e r trade ! - 1 ...... 1o'* e X*/fid "I litili 11 i* *i* ■ w . I .Mill l i t r e V. i 1 , i un- K usine*» w a - h e t ie r ju st p r io r to g l i ' ì— .. ' 1 • • ti rlts M * ^.¡s |h* eily liinil» will Hfcount r-» • T.t tup ilit' ' t » to '... ; I I I i. 11 k and w ere nuliVu/ui.l number» thttt were »nr-1 Christina« holidays than xxw ex»bout f lun.oim and the new’ owner- i ni y al. I lie date* ol w h i c h an- I * ti­ lo I le f.rnlher- la gr.i-t;llg .lineili,*- , I he • hi ¡tig dec orai * <1 t o ubi pllCI-IOg p e clcil t*11 it r e p o r le d t h a t till* .-i| that le wanted >" henr f om i-.n h ° f « bp till place tin* on the market and |rili,rv I. t o III I »I. Ill*|\ • l»«>-|' .»T*T l'l".n*»< toi mm - vi - iiitlv |ip to the normal .. 1 » ■r- « It » * 1 s» 1 » r ■ i tilt abo tmild mat > house* fer r--nr I III »Hli •t p I, .......... i o | | e g e i- well k 1w il year- in lime t ti le» of the southr tl i f * ' f* *« TL X,k ,t .1 re 1 •• Jmjlr* '1 Î ■ 'I* " t , ' . aid for - ib- 'Mi the easy pay nielli » a r m v a l ' ' r 1 1 1 a i .1 ;1 FUxfida and t her * are ec-t a I.«* hit<! ,1 ' 1 - V k ‘ h u *1 iiii N^ih s f . . 1 in- F.X..Iteti W tit |ll* *\ iu ptin In fiic' they intend to be l e a s i n g new - j i . i fu i lililí 'V id* "t l.dd collegelllell IM I II H u - i u e s * m en are g r a t ifie d a n d 1 ! 11 " A n 1 Up .* 1 »«i\ Jlll-l t 1 "I..I « ■1 . ■II---Ì u p o n li 111 » ! n . 11 rente ntifen* of Sanford and will n a t i o n , a ud in ■.11 I 1 1 1 , Oliiig Hil l w ere III 111 i n i r a g e -1 tba* now a lt e r the worst 1 * Anil.) èli 1 lìti 1 Inr « i ' 3' " . -olioM4 » . 1 *! Mi lut •f. iroprovr every part and parcel of ship foi dor- i ■ i» » I at tl,. dll' R a p t ist I ..ninlttmn- ar­ i - i n’ - *r ' i * i I . ..I «Il 1 ■ * 1 i»i W t'l -I . 1 It..'t 1 1 ¿' "flH ' pn ■ their fci.l . (...it .i* *ooii us possible i- >-Xpec l e d T" ' i »,ti r, I r-y M», l‘-tl— , , ,0 ■it had i ) tu. il f ea re d m i l There no . it , ill 1he s o u l tl t hat Ila- In ell r. o ili -t'l I ,s III iJle , n ini' h i ng in 11,e hit Cre w it h I i - 11 ti I w*i- a l o I - -pi loting . tI need* * large rimitem lintel a- badly ■ veil In-tore 0 var-l-if-l "li ».usi In 1 fin ci*.|i tld-oii-, — a i-d w h" l* a 11 tur ' ilei, i.g h ‘1 t u Sanfonl ami the antiopni I'liu nt pi I|J||| C11 *--ll It 11 . 11 v: »h » .1 , ia<i m■li tig br ut her •»( i lie l a te H r I* 1 » h i l l o c k , *" Florida ha* brokeii all record* Olid a m i .111 ci diir g of raro a mg gc li I fi mi 1 * that xt last the city l* to be supplied reni e - 1 a te me a to la lo- (large "I 1lie fi*i i w , i k m i tie .immiti t »-f citru* i « a h a d I« I till'- w t,M ’ preset-,i.t .-I \l - r. i » ' l 1i v- r-tt X nth one wdl tie heralded far and itpjmrt unit y givcii 1-t .1 In ret - a i d -Olttet Icing c xtilluIte v * n i ir g- I I . Ill a n p .i-lol ol I (|C Irmi s(ilp|ied. Saxaiiiiall* -xp or l » t i.t I. i m p - o | I It I .¡rid **«r hy the commercial nn-n and tii-fi -p,->-* .*t-' I ini in for .ut mi--*-'e I lc...|de ItaptlM church I- .1 native f-*r a we-'k were third in value for touri«t* ai.ll next .season will witness Ih" pian t - mg piir-du t ui e <>1 .111 I H ( lark "I i m . do \Jr Whitney .Georgian and a former j-tudeut -of rfn- eitle« of the \ilrinln seahnafl! J jui A m .irltn»T nt Hmu-ri at in Modue to ttie city that i* rielil. .advcrUijjig ihara-tcr I III I of London, \ t ;*tni< ix I " f Chicag ■ .W tndoxiul vri h *o inahy natural ad Sag 7 -Ú V.'»e - t X* ; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1914 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 29, 1914 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 29, 1914. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 29, 1914; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/080396d87f212046007a967b3d38f465.pdf 3526b11ee9b77d304c562a57ac430eac PDF Text Text PAGE EIGHT o o « a o o B o o a o o o o iM w o o M O O o a o a f l* à o a o o n o o o o o o o a a a D D a o o o ii|' LONDON JO U R N A L W IT H BOGUS P IS T O L S CURBSTONE GLEANINGS! BUDGET OF OPINION “JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME.” EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT A C I I I E L IS A M O N G YE T A K IN G N O T E S AND F A I T H , T .# - ■à> ^ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GAZETTE 18 MOST VENERABLE BRITISH NEW 8PAPER. INSTANCES OF THIEVES HAVING BEEN SCAREp OFF. Publication Has for Two Hundred and Fifty Years Officially Chronicled the History of the Island Empire. Trick la an Old Oge, But Seldom ♦ ♦ Falls of Succeaa-^-Prank of New 'T York High School Boys That *1 All. Local Advertisemenis Under Looked Serious. g ♦ ♦ EAT MORE FRESH •VEGETABLES They are Wholesome, . Appetizing, Economical Freah Vefetsblcs tire«» • This Heading THREE CENTS n Turnip*, with fo u l» . . 6c young tup* 5c Recently Solomon Berman of Man­ Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Turnip*, M u t la r a . ................. 6c llrad Lett net . . . . ,6c hattan scared into flight two thieves Charme 25 Cents. Carrot*. bun-h . . . 5c who ontered h l s ’storo by pointing Ills f rutti üftñfrs, Fitwm»., ,1../ Tin Jr-fifi. t , Mimlrr.Ti*. .j - lie U« 1if Modern nowspaper enterprise has somowliat dwarfed the Importance of Small, i!i(J □aaoaaaaaaaooaoaooooaooooooDaoaaaooaoaaaoooooooaaoaa tho London Gazette. Britain's oldest IjffH 1 Im St r ( Potato*» :i* Index finger nt them and fooling them Yrllow Y»irj, pk HOc I k»« •0« cat p ro sp e rity in thin country. Ho newspaper, which for 250 yenrs has Into supposing that ho hud a revolver. The Gift ('¡(tarn Yrlkiw Ymo. 1-li $1.15 (iu*tk< 1*1Bn*, mi ti officially chronicled tho history of tho | ICt Irish I'ouu» says: Iti nana«4 .i.rx By Wilbur D . Neshit It Is an old trick and yet It succeeds, Old, pk. ........3(lc country. Today 11 Is practically only A fljpin . F O R S A L E "The planets indicate th e year D on't ltti^gli! Hut she gaVu me cigars. Old.1. h u ............. *1.10 !l«-n hi*tk, ,.k used for such announcem ents as tho ju st1 as tho confidence man can a l­ New. p k . . . . . . . . . 40c Hirntwt Selected the things by their color, 1015 will he the most prosperous king's birthday honors list and legal ways sell a gold brick to a former Cabbage, M 4 to 20c N oriKfm >i*%* year k n o w n in the hixLurv.. ai. Lh ia w h m ftjv o r board of Hungry Joe. T hey cam e in one of those i u r a — Kin^ Onion* rtultecir. i imo was, however, when thu R«b S lb*.............. 10c lli-aij? i, A short time ago river thieves I tKink they w ire called* th e country. T here will he great waves Gazetto was tho only medium through For Sale— Special Bargain on three Yellow, :1It-J.......... 10c button MOdine*. ( « of prosperity throughout • the which tho public could learn any for­ boarded a tug moored along tho Hud­ city lots, dlfi F rench avenue, be­ Spartirti, lb........... Sc Blu** l'rsrvnain-.. •9« •‘M aud M uller." G arlic. lb ................. 20c Hubh.rd.i..r, I’ve read all these gift cigar jo k e s , United S ta te s ; plenty of labor for eign news or any public announcem ent son and attem pted to e n ter tho cap­ tw een 8th and 9th stre e ts , facing the Froh !or»l -Xi* 45c list.]win,, pk tain’s cabin and secure money and I know I must read them here­ the laboring classes; better condi­ which royalty ami statesm en had to p ark , east front. Inside lots $450 valuables from a small safe he had each, corner l o t $600. Terms good. H O W A B O U T A 1IO X O F O I l A M . l ; y, , V l , tions for t h e poorer classes. Peace make. after; H O M E F o i l { ' I B U S T M A S M M \U i ,, , T. Npwadnys such announcements, (here. Tho engineer of the llttlo bont M ust be sold. .Owner ^eeds the Please wail for th e place for th e will reign ‘throughout th e world. The European war tftll ejJtL dgring- -while being sent to tho Lomînn Oa- hoard fhe thieves, and creeping up money." See me a t once. . l a u g h t e r . -----N. H. T H E V E G E T AABLE BLE out of tho engine room called: "Halt! ; the curly m onths of. o « ? ! a , *“• 'riot -'‘zciteT gre simultaneously communi30-8tc ■* Garner. Who's that? Halt, ? r I’ll flro!" A* r M A R K E T D on't smile! B ut she b o u g h * .th e m htter th an April, with satisfactory cated to the more Im portant newspa­ tho sam e tlmo ho ran around Jho side pers. But oven today tho London Ga­ 110 2 n d S t., W est For Sale— Five W hite W ya n d o tte results to all nations." her Self zette Is controlled by tho government, of tho cabin with n dipper handle. Cockerels. Ilex P ackard, It. D. 2, Phono 3 2 4 Wo Delivor Not until tho thieves got nshoro did 1 know fcdw she talked to th e Good for Prof. Marsh. T h a t is and a particularly watchful eye Is kept Lkut thoro Sanford. deuler— the kind of ta lk we like to hear, no on tho advertisem ents In Its „pages, it seem to occur# to She looked nt each box on the shelf matter w'hal th e source of tho inspir­ which are regulated by law, -iThesw crpjklnT h av e StfeiTn ‘plsl'fll in their For Sale^-Ornnge grove nt a b a r­ A nd spoke of the w ra pper as "peqj- ation, Ilu t the professor does not advertisem ents are mostly of an official ifi(rtTrrtjpr*a hand or ho would have gain, 1 H miles from Geneva, Flu., For Rent— T w o furnished rooms. fired. When It cam e to mind they re ­ <■ e r .” Mr« l; E. stop with predicting good tim es and or legal character, of which It Is nee- treated to n safo distance, and then on th e new E ast C oast Ily., the com Gentlemen preferred. a record, and earn fo ri . .. , „ . , , O, b eautiful looking were th ey — the end of th e war for he delves into essary to__‘keep shaking 26-tf ing section of Floridu. Also 33 ncre T olar, .807 M agnolia. their flsta a t tho grinning en. , , I th in k th ey were called t h e the future a n d predicts good rains tho nation about fCO.OOO a 'year. No 1i p ,neer cursed. .him place. profusely. of rich ham m ock a t generally through«.............. II grHy'^nrmfaoturercould obtain a -puff JIuaL'a B o t a l a (aw J\ C - *Da venpnse, " M a u d M uller." dleon^i __________. . . » f) t /Nhurse yoAi think- now cd -bay. -e frikoIT-acittiyicd.’" 'And W hile there In 1U pages, evan thmrgta he w ere wrlll-J_____ 2 ____ _ 31-Ftp Fla. Ing to pay $50,000 a Hnq for it. A lto-1 Unless, us l was, you are duller. is a fentloncy on the part of some of cross "pistol” purposes. Several W ANTED gethor. tho Gazetto yields tho country people to m ake fun of all kinds of a profit of about 1100,000 n yenr, al­ dwellings had been robbed nnd every­ For Sale—$3,000 Imys u line piece ♦ eu »g* D o n 't grin! T hey wore gilt ami red professional predictors, our hat goes though practically the only people body in the vicinity became suspicious of pro p e rty in the city paying 8 per Good tnldc tiourd at Mr- |; [. of tho slightest unusual movement of! to Prdf. M arsh if he has th e dope who buy It nro government officials bands, Address | j onPS, 206 P ark av. nur nfter dark. Two high school boys cent on the in v estm en t. and lawyer« And really looked quite artistic. mixed so t h a t it will take. Box 1074. city. * 29-tf I ___________________ planned n tnnsked holdup of n citizen She says t h a t she now u nderstands afler dark They held him up all right. For Sub- Wholesale shipping fresh Wanted Brick and < One of the most curious facts r c g a id -* Imth presenting proper looking pis Why smoking ha* charm* th at are , A W ashington despatch of yes­ . i ’ V i. water fish hiisiness. including fish chimney«, foundnlmi,ing the London Gazette Is th a t while It lois with shilling barrels. After tho mystic, terday says th e success of experi­ Is Britain's oldest newspaper. It Is also citizen handed out all of his valuables U f{ ,,lul Ka'olir.e launches fuction guaranteed. Addo She Bay* t h a t 's it cheering to see ments by 33,4110 members of girls' one of tho youngest, in tho aonso th at also fish house, etc. In q u ire of C. L. Glidcwell, P . O. box 885. Sanford and whined abjectly th a t ho had iiow much as l smoko i enjoy garden and cunning clubs, organized it was not until 1903 that it wa» regis­ 29-tfc F i n . _____________ 12 to p ' nothing more tho boyB revealed th em ­ Vincent. ' them . in the s o u th by the d e p a rtm e n t of tered at tho general post office for selves. I know you are choking with glee Houses for sale or re n t. J. Musson T he money is your> if >■ U m b agriculture has prompted m any transmission by Inland post as n In n great rago tho citizen then blew z\nd th in k th a t I wished to dos­ southern farm ers to plant veget­ newspaper. Previously It had boon re­ t hia winner It sell« to . •'■h n police wblstlo and a mounted offi­ For Sal«-- F ine}Paper Shell Pecan tro y them . No talking necessary ables suitable for canning purposes garded ns a government publication cer galloped up The troys protested - It N uts grown by Fogg A; Osteen on llMI nnd tile sale is made us substitutes for cotton. T h a t is only, and was dispatched "O. II. M they hail only Joked with a neighbor. • -nt Now, wait; Well, I sal down anti characterized by the d e p a r trnenr os S."—In tills way - «scaping postal Tho citizen declared they should ho their Oak Knoll fruit and pecan profit. The » i s ' a geci charges altogether But apparently the punished. The officer was willing to «roves nt Altam onte Springs, Sem­ fn V particularsm oked; VI muii im portant step toward solution of 34 lip She placet! t he ash tra y on the tin- problem of reducing the cot tup government saw a way to reap a few look llghlty on tho affair until It was inole rutin*.y.f Florida 1 Oii'2, city. eztra halfpence by having It regis­ pointed out that pistols hud been table; acreage T h e statem ent said For Sale 23 foot launch ti II 1* tered brandished. Wanted To ■han I chtickit'd and sul tly I joked Eagle engine, in good order. $100 011 " D au g h ters of southern farmers, Ttye Gazette varies In size very con­ This made the m a tte r serious. The talking m achine r. know w ns " M a u d Muller." you M Hanson shoemaker who have been members of th e de­ siderably Sometimes It consists mere­ offleer arrested tho hoys and took t iik*-« it w ithout m achine, for -player the label. 113 \V. First St., Sunford, Flu. partm ent's garden and canning clubs ly of one puge. and sometimes of ho­ from them tho woupons that might piano, records E n q u in H.-rald Well, talk of yuur jokes on cigars! have been able to give their fathers tween four and five hundred, but the ! bring them a term of years In prison * 37-2tp OIlice I raid you might laugh when I'd practical dem onstrations <W th e value price ulways remains tlo- same. viz. so heavy Is the New York penalty, For Sale 2.000 stalks ¡green seed ended. of diversification during the present one shilling There was one memor But when tho pistols were exposed T h e s e came ip p ne of those jure aldo week ln 1S47, w;hlch was known the whole m a tter was dropped. Tho cane. M M. Stewart, t. niim u venir*. bud i-otton year. The actual p ro­ Friendship’s Strength, 34 lie ns the "Jtullway Year," when so many 1 pistols were first rate Imitations of A nd, honestly now, t h e y were ducts which th e girls have put up But surely for nothin/ U parliamentary notices hud to he pub- the real thing, only In this case they splendid. a re proving u valuable asset in many llshed that the Gnzette for the week could explode nothing more* deadFor sale or exchange}ftjf orange 'ulhirc in Integrity inuut >, it , farm homes where the cotton crop totaled nbout three thousand pages grove, celery farm o t } .i bargain. rour frleud.—Ruth ftadeu !y than a cap New York Herald. i I am gratified to note th a t there has not brought the custom ary re ­ 16 acres right in \ dinge. 5im feet One pf the most Interesting n u m b e r s __________________ is o m ovem ent on foot to in a u g u ra te turns ami m an y farmers are now of the Gazetto ever published was the from It B siding ( ‘heap and on W h e n P o is o n e d b y I v y . a white way for Sanford. The mon- substituting whole acres of onions Olnmond Jubilee number, the whole Afler exposure to poison Ivy, tho III ''u»> * » ' rM 1 11 I'low.-d and lights th a t any cdy can have on the and tom atoes in place of cotton paper being devoted to an official rec­ effects can often be warded off by irrigated. Fine How ing well The business -streets the more- business after seeing the success which the ord of that historic celebration prompt removal of the Irritating sub- land is all li-iued mid just ready to like look it wib^Tiave and our city young women have mnjlc with these As an Illustration of the Importance stance. Vigorous washing with soap s ta rt planting You can make the has never been lighted sufficiently. crops." of the Gazette In the old days, it ntij water, preferably using n hand price of the land this? yea. .. ...... If you recently |)rui)h nn() nj le r , | lal w111, nlcohuL want a bargain call on ow ner. 209 E. The Sanford plant has placed new Would it not lie• agood plan for mlglJt he mentioned that as will do ihls. This often prevents tho p i o i , ht ri.,.r Sanford Flu 37-fon m achinery in their west side loca­ t h e girls of this si,.,-tion to o r g a n iz e 5B,, tho ( rlm,*nn " nr , h *’ rganizt , ho DrBl lQ publilb lhnt im portant Item . m offccta. nll(1 oftcn whcn tho c h a r - , ; ' t ’ •Su,ll.,ml.' ------ l l i H is t o s e r v e y o u r needs. tion I u n d e rs ta n d to ta k e care of an cunning clubs? of uews, the victory of Alma. At one j ncterlstlc Inflammation ha» become! For Sale— F arm of 6 at res. water, It will help sell your e x tra lo a d a n t i this will insure, t h e tlmo tho iamdon newspaper« had to it ,-an be reduced to alight „rm.ll house, a t Moore's station, city all the light needed. Let us * Only u few years ago the auto g o o d 9 — t a l k t o th e wait for th e publication of tho Gazetto iiuenslty by thq sam e measure. This price $2 000, Tc $25 down and have tho white way a t once and get was looked uj>on merely os an a d ­ in order to secure such news of public 1 r n nnot be done, however, nfter the tr- . ¡ „ n ,.,. ,’ t j | (( Terms people [( month. The D II it installed for the opunty fair. . ^ reach. A n <jJ i vr fn*'junct for the pleasure of the rich. lm|K>rtance ns the Hat of caaunllles, ritntlon hns become Intense; vlgoroua , , • .1 F Mi ( Iella ml 5 1a*s.h than u score of years ago when which the war office In those days sent washings are Impossible nnd alcohol rn e n t in th is fu tp e r pninful Witch hazel water, followed Ht Moure's .a....,, m t s * 37-fit p * T he decision in the Thaw case j even' the expensive machines were direct to Fleet street is a reference ffui-k' "Tt la the proud hoirwt of Messrs bv application of dusting powder. Is allows what sometimes happens when • very, very crude, none believed th at For Suit L it |6, block 1 C am ­ to those w h o s e v .i i i b litigants really get into u court thul th e use of t h e machines would ever ,,arr,Bon* who ,or morw ,htt" ono hun comforting. Halves are not well borno eron C ity. Price $50 down and $5 are w o r t h supplying knows some law und it recalls the become almost u n i v e r s a l- f o r th ere Jred and thirty years published the aa a rulo, and If tho poisoning hns n m o n th . Write Dr. S .^ D . Miller, idea t h a t . l a w is a t once th e cryslnt- were two objectionable fentures: the London Gazette, that although kings reached a stage not controlled by 44 E. N inth St.. Jacksonville, Fin. rrncK&flBrTiJSF and cabinet ministers contributed to these treatm ents, It Is best to havo izatiou of public opinion and the extremely high cost and the thH 37-61p its pages during the tim e they pub­ professional treatm ent, as few, If any, essence of com m on Bense. cfticicnt service th e y gave, S tep by lished fho paper, nnd although thou­ of the Innumerable domestic remedies If T h aw were sane when he es­ s t e p —or literally hound by bound, sands of employees were engaged on provo to bo entitled to reliance. i» LEGAI ALIVI 11!ISINti ** caped he could he b rought hack and th e re came an era of excellence of tho work of producing tho Gazette, no t! F O R R E N T tried for hreuking the law. If he m anufacture i\nd Cat Led Him Home. <! u reduction of official Hocrets sent to them for publi­ NOTITE OF STo TKHo I.I'I It Smith nnd Jones met In tho smoko were Insane, then he is also to he prige until it seems now th a t n o t h ­ cation have ever leaked out A mrwtmtf «*f th* *'“*k* i'r«?* icimpaft) a r»if The Gnzette Is probably tho only pn- end of a Pullman ctfr ono afternoon, brought hack nnd replaced in the ing better need be desired, of I hr m **«■■■■' * For Ki'iit Room* with htrnrti. tiling undrr II»# per which returns the original copy to nml during, a gabfost Smith referred Held ftt the olLlmol *md cs»f|«**<at • ' * position from which he escaped. In 703 P alm etto. 36-tf Fiorici*, at 10 n*irlodk a rn **n H »<' I* Hut for the* auto there would stilly jtB nut()0r„ along with tho proof. This to thu town Into which ho had ju st either event it is the business of the d«y id hswTthcf, A !» 1*1 * *“ k moved. be millions of pries adjacent to in tho case of communications *t «Id um* ■» mt% • •• stnto of New York to try tho ques­ •-n, For Rent Several nice office drtrrminini held by ih# *tockhol«lrrw uf ! 1 "Tho streets of tho blooming burg," thousands of growing cities still in from sovereigns and cnblnel ministers. whether or not the empiuti *ti*rW t*l •• ! !U« ‘ tion and decjjje it. rooms over Yowell's. Enquire N. P. ho . oloquontly described, "are tho C'rmte Foropeny will le Lnrrrm*rd their primitive state— for the ma­ T he su p re m e court declares th a t of 110,000.00 to the f\$tn of $ I * Yowell i: Co. 32-tf crookcdeat of anything In that- lino chine« have done more to improve Activities of Women. ESEÀL) . Cîtofge A. IM o" it cannot try auch a case on habeas on the face of tho earth. You may not suburban tracts than anything else, Sr«?. It Is claimed that women medical F or R e n t— To refined couple, four Corpormt* corpus proceedings. So t h e air is de­ believe It. but a couple of days a fte r 31»4t*Tiw ** and rendered it possible for a busi­ students complete their course much wo got thoro my wife had a cat th at nice room s. Excellent location. Ten lightfully cleared. ness man to reside at a considerable quicker than men. • NOTICE nho wanted to lotto and told mo to tako dollars per m onth. No small chil­ N 'o lire U h it r liy g u r u lh * ' 1 M *•»' The average earnings of women em­ distance from his place of Occupa­ •Hi Sh u ltz , on lirtizll ot m y«elf. " > 1 The supreme court has I be­ tion. And now comes Lho. wnri— ployed In the clothing trade In Eng­ it over and leave it along tho river dren. Enquire R, Iieruld Office. li »i-pir t í f z l r e p t e « ni al I v r* *rul about a mile d i s t a n t Weil, sir—" 13-tf to th e c o u n ty comrol«*loni-r* ■>' lieve passed on .the question of the where the auto la much in evidence land Is $2.12 per week. ” 1 so©, old pal." smilingly Interjected County, Slut* ot Fiorili», »i thnr "* Women among tho lower classes In length of the term of ofilco of the for every purpose imaginable— and meetlnf In J»nu»ry. to-wit. *>n l l " ' !' tho other. "T hat's where you lost F or R e n t— Five room house nice­ Ja n u a r y 5th. A. !>■ I » l & . t->r !**'• ' Seminole county officials and have the source of supply is, of course, Now York have started a crusade the cat all rlgt^t." llah a toll brldz* acruaa the Si J-■•■* ¡¡' ly furnished. Electric lights, tele­ at «rhat la no* knu*n a» M»»'»' " 1 *'. decided that they will hold until this country—which has succeeded ngalnet high rents. "You’ve got a n o th e r guess',". re-, den'» Ferry, to take the place an I “ Women conatltuto only four per cent 1917. This being the cose it is up in turning out n product far superior turned Smith. "If I hadn’t followed phone, good barn, chicken yard nnd «aid ferry, and .»Id Und*- «" of the persons engaged In tran sp o rta­ t ha point on .aid river "here i h. !"'■ garden. Apply W. L. Harney, c-o to the officials who thought they to those made elsewhere. In one or­ tho cat I would never havo found my la. and on the Sanford and I'-t*1 * tion In thla country. R obbins Neat Hotel. 37-tf the fit. John« river at that point Urm* ap way back home." were elected for lour years instead of der the British government Is now Women a re now prohibited from proalmalely fltleen hundred »<>•* l-’, two to get real nice to the voters about to close u deal for 6,600 motor working between certain hours at * Ida, and tba depth ol ih.- «»'rf bel«* For Rent—Good seven acre farm, feet approalroately from one ill to (lit —n again instead of assuming the haugh­ trucks—and this will prove but the night In 14 European countries. Long and Msrry, barn and house, near Beck Ham- feat deep. MICHAEL SH"I ty air of the man who is in for a beginning If the pre:cndt conditions In P ersia women are forbidden to go A short life and a merry ono! Tho rock Station, known an Castle Gar­ 3S-Tuee-4tc long term. This means that all of shall long continue. unveiled in the presence of any man most fallacious quip over uttered. den.- Addrcia Cora C. Holliuger, our officials will run for office again but her husband. Why need a llfo be short to be mer­ Jad»e. Seorlaolr I oe.ir 1205 Center St., Canaatota, New In Costi af Caonly Slate ef Florida A Pennsylvania woman paid $26,000 in two yean and the fpn will atart ry? Rativer mqko it a long and a York. In ra Catata of Did You Every Drink Perryf 12-tfc to a beauty doctor to make her a “ H E ’LL P U E N T 'E M “ — SO SA Y S S A U N T E K E R . 9 . I ■4 - ( 0 t C4t The Purpose of an Advertisement >*• sooner than expected. I hoar that Did you ever drink perry? It !■ to there will be many candidates for pean what cider is to applea, and al­ the county offices and no man's job though It la Itttte known In America, is safe. tt la widely used In England and spe^ • • • • rial varieties of pean, which make 1 The man who can predict some­ especially good perry, a m grown for — thing cheerful is always assured of that purpose. an audience, no matter whether the prediction inspires faith or not. Since the dec.aration of war it has been pointed, out that hostilities weht predicted by a number of as­ trologer*, but to the present time Leading American and foreign publi­ only one has broken into print with cations, with apecial Christmas And a prediction relative to tbe end of New Year offer* by Curtis & Co., Seribthe war. Prof. W. W. Marah of nea, Honson-Bennett and other com­ Cincinnati who enjoya quite a repu­ panies. Off with the old and on with tation for ability to secure good and the new subscription. Call at once and be ready when called on. bad tiding* from the planets is out with s prediction that the war.will end In April and that the war will be followed by an era of the great- Office Howard Land Co. ovor Post-Office Wallace MagAine and Periodical Agency R. N. Wallace I merry ono. Thero’a moro sweetness physical ornament to her home. In a dollar's worth of sugar "than Id Teachers in the Newtown. Mass., the lump or two that goes In the oofkindergarten schools receive only $300 fee at dinner. a year salary. A long life and a merry one, sanely, usefully, wholesomely merry. That Is the life. Tim other counterfort Waterproof Csmsnt., « '-,v It Is said thal the -United States maxim.- came when youth and folly artny engineers have long used the fol­ first tasted the quick dregs that come lowing mixture for waterproofing co­ to those who try the ahort and merry. A short life and a merry one! llah! rnffst ; One part of cement, two parts of sand, three-quarters of a pound of There's no’ such thing, unless It he by dry powdered alum to etch cubic foot accident—the chance cutting off of a of sand. These are mixed and dried, life that wa« to have been a long and to them la added water In which life and a merry one.—Kansas City baa been dissolved three-quarters of n Star. pound of soap to each gallon. Thla. It Benedict's Dilemma. is said, is nearly aa strong aa ordinary "You seem to be haring a struggle cement and la quite Impervious to wa­ ter, and does not effloresce. For a over that letter." wash, a mixture of one pound of lyti . "Yes; I want my wife to think 1 and two pounds of slum In two gallona miss her, but l don't want her to get of water la often used.—Scientific to feeling so sorry* for me that ahell hustle home."—Kansas City Journal. American. For Rent—Two big stores on Esat First street. Joe -DoMont, Coca Cola Cqmpany. 24-tf decaaaed; and that at the »■*»• prêtant my «nal arcounla »• •»•vvt a celale and aak for their »Ppr«**' Rooms for Rent—Three unfur­ ■aid Dated Noeember llth. A. !»• •» ‘ * CHAHLCS W .8 C H |S lk .#fi nished rooms well located, ‘ inquire i at 206 Third St. 28-tfc 11-1*. 1Í-1I, M i . 2-12. S-12. «•»« FINANCIAL HTATEMENT «MONTHS PERIOD, ENDINO JUNE » . IH 4. HPF.nU. T* hClKXlL DlfmtlCTS, SEMINOLE CXHINTV I.ui* Been» | j a - a z t 7 HT5 i-* Trea^irtr't Baiane» Dsc. 31, 1SIX. 611.05 lîl.o» n » ina. .. .* .. rja 14 1« WamttaouuiandiniDeOllSU ít¿ M J29 ReeeiptaJan.luaJunaaO, tS14.. ---”S m.S0 Ï04.03 Í5S.OO 3MI.7I 764.O Diaburaaraenta Kalartaa of TaOrhen............. MOO - Kepalra to Budding«.......... ¡ m S t u S • » " ... . VWnltBr........................ Appara tu« ....................... « 1 . 0 lOSOfSa». *4..-, put oQ tasa 46.00 JiilltOfl ..... ...... no.oo i.io U ■’a ■*"*"*•" *»* **4 1M.0Q FÏW OWMa ....................... 1.00 LSI TranaparUllort of Pupila. . .. 16.00 Inctdestala....... ................. >Repaid........... ....... m o m SI M ,00lW ,0MT r'a UafancaJunedO, IBI4 « t M R l l l TLlSlU.Mt44.il ouutandln* Jund M 1114 S4CU 1.» 64.42 6» tB IrO 16.00 10 40 7.50 11.10 16.00 14 40 r.4 6 60 31 ID» i*!2 4IS P* ,I4ZD 119» jilO 144»» «It» 'S " M *4 IIMJJ . 111.1* F- I iiriifÜ iiM iW iïi ■mg . . r : * :î S •t_. * a . �THEY A1Œ COMING TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR FEBRUARY 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th, 1915 SEMI-WEEKLY m 'm TH E SA N FO RD H ER A LD 1N i* ÏOLUME ' I HOTEL FOR SANFORD N O W SEEMS ASSURED ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS S A N F O R D — Li f e /.* Wotth Living SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JVM VIM l. 1915 It. V 1* t Banquet T onight at the It.i i>t t-t Temple the It A [' t will install m of­ ficer» tor the next six month* After the installation will be nerved an mformnl fruit banquet. All t hose a t ­ tending are expected to bring a pound or other q u a n tity of fruit*, -mils, etc. T he following program will tie re n d e re d ; l l i f i n at *7 :!0 Pr esent ntlon of t}.ive|. p Fort son. Accept Gif vet, Mi** Ctarn Milieu Song, " Laiyalty to U h n -t ’ Æ NO ELKS’ BANQUET AT EAGLES BAL MASQUE SANFORD HOUSE GREATLY ENJOYED At enllon, Sant drd lb*)» At the coming county fair there will be p ut-on forsyou a great I’uahtuobile Race ip_ yarn of your own make Here will be th e chance for you to ■ how what you can do in th e car T H E C E L E R Y C I T Y A E R I E D A N C E D T H E SANFORD LO DG E E N ­ g ig a n t ic r e a l e s t a t e S O U TH IS S H O W IN G building line of your own invention. J O Y E D T H E I R A N N U A L T H E 0 1 . 1) Y E A R O U T d e a l c o n s u m m a t e d M A R K E I) IM P K O V E M E N T Prize* will be given Hi the team L A S T N I G H T S T A G S U I T E R t h i s W EEK making the fastest run over a given IN AM. TRADES* trail, ami to the t r a m showing the Celery C ity Aerie N’<> I W t i* one ¡ best ajul m u test Imi tit cur T h e (mirth annual stag supper of A m l n t n t r deal, t h a t hu* given Columbus, Ga., J an . I.-— T h e I n ­ of the most irrogressive bulge* f <í I ndi-r the rules c.ll pushmobilr* th e Suniord Lodge No. 1211 ibmev‘«litt satisfaction u> this co m m u n ity dustriai Index *ny* in its issue for o le n t and P otective Drder of Elk* Eagle* in th e >puth -anil no! only ,,iu-.t lie built entirely by jhe owner, 1Bd that is t he cause of much rethis week w a* held a t file San fo d I Lume on has a large membership but a mem except the running gear, which m ay when ialnnc * m closed t hi«"Tiie evidences of business im‘Wednesday evening and about one 1 ber*lnp th t embrace men (rrtiii 1be purchased All boys compet i ng (ntjri' holding* of t h e Holden provetnem and the #promises of Q u a r t e r l y Reports hundred member* sal down at the every walk o ' tile and when Celery 'hi* .race must be below Iti yeuç9, jtii) L' tale Co-, and the m a jo rity of great prosperity in the im m ediate A w a r d Pennant to H e n G r o u p fvptu ho.id. T hey were seated a t City Aerie »t: rts : om olhinV it jsj.°np buy to ride a n d , s t e e r the car lit stock ol the Sanford Hotel Co. future urè so suhstantiai th a t th e In tro d u c e New" O Ulcers. long tables th a t wore the ful length bound to In* a big success, in Keep-I :,,»d non t>ny to push th e asme w r» »old lo a «Meric of Florida beginning of th e New Yenr will be Song. ' ‘Volunteer* “ Now get busy, boys, and »how of th è din ng room nd thè ollicors In with their regular custom San»piiiliitf through n . D. W aring ««f m arked by a confidence which would . Read new Group Membernf th è lodge ai tu he head of thè ford Eagles have their anmU'l nun»-jwhat you cun do as mechanics as trustee. T h e deal wait U»»»w»ia b!» ■*«*!«•*v-«indcr normtri e o n - , L ^ " Banquet. laide an thè right. querade ball T hursday night in ttheir nursoay uignt nnr aide through the real e s ta te agency ..million*. . . . .* * * - * ¿yc.lLj.Ut .piu., waa tl*t>. pire**- d*.- r%- d e c a n t quartor.« in th • -R m v-w or-M " I t dia» been several week» »ince tin have preceded tt I f l L I l t L l ì U L L i E t L L U D I sistance and it wns on Th e tnbles in and like those that the liu-ine*i* depression caused by the alTiiir w ;n thoroughly enjoyed all of it* p o 'cine gh»r> wjth un ti|>ple ton is given, to this gentlem an v v U l i 1 1 L A I H U l I d the war in Europe reached its lowest irt ion III thè m ou'h ol e agli little porker. l.y tin- large irowd present tho ha* been working on the deni |M»int. and u gradimi ¡m piovem ent Hushm'b' famous orchestra <rom I Tlu-y xi 1 *• munì dia e carried nut J»f HVtral weeki Mr. W ¡»ring is a was begun. Though the im p ro v e­ to tie ca Ve up and the meal was Del.and furtildied t tie •*-••»•............ frtfmaivc citizen Osccol county m.i-i ..mi1 ( i k o r g i a R o y s g a v e a f i n e ment has not been rapid, it has been In fir-t couple -------: t lien placed on tu- I th e itanked f nut th t me t ha nnceUMtii'. and now the evidence» of u d ha* accomplished m uch in th at E M E R TA IN .W E N T Al * 1 "im ■I-*- ,*rr..> "I good »tipped •• it.- iloo, u n i t L-- win* it are ihrotiughly apparent. «ant) in the |n**i twelve month* THE G \ s I* VR11 I \ ( El Ell R \ TH E TE M P L E thing* to eat and drink th a t the lie* and belt» unnoiin ed tile dawn ‘Une nf the must satisfactory anti j, building ami Other valuable propT I O N W ILL A L S U HE \ laiy enjoyed ! ti banquet wa at of the N »*W 1 e..r dancing in a I itsubstttntiul features ol this evidence ^ r,j. mil hi- acquisition to Sanford e ted by the lettg.h uj iine spent I forms was llidul ed m by the l o il» lirst concert in Florida t hè i» the resum ption of operations on F L O R ID A FA IR md that of 111* associates will mean a he table and m etry jest and (couples young and old. Waltzes anti Merrer University Glee CI idi of lull tim e nf m anufacturing e s ta b ­ aucb to this city an d co unty of i|U i> w * pa *ed th a t aided tlige*¡two step* th a t never grow old were M um n, (¡a , Tue*day night in Saii- lishm ents thut have been running Stminole. T a m p a , Jan. I At t he n - q lient cif tin It ditiiccd ..nd almi lite Intesi siepi» ford inude u decided impreasión w it li on short time, and the resumption of The plan* of the new owner* of t Jur T ain|ia Hoard of T r a d e and in-auliful mn»t|tn<r;nle Inciti lover* of m listi T h e enneert operatimi- by some industrial plant* [luring ibe hanque ali excellent T h e many tfcb valuable property a re at the T a m p a Rètti Estate H o a r d, the .out \ | ] i . i \\ u h . I cost .................. e i 'h th. g o t . -um w.*" given il, the 1'einple llnptlst that have been closed. Ill smile i n11f i tie ■■r.l 111 III po -1 .1 o I ' pmrnt unknown hut it i* u nder ty com missioni rs ••I 11 ill*i-*f--ugti and Ilo* »iati cloni waa riot of otur litifch mol a rge i r o w d g n i t i i l t he » stance* m a n uf a c t u r i ng plitnt» are i-ntig on xioli' i-t * cl < a'* u >■ Mailoodtha! they wdl tear d o w n I In c ount y have my Med the coniine and e ie'-troiii of moving (nrm"llegiatcbeing opefftteli overtime to till t he j l ef c l * c.o.l lUll-lc hotel known as t h e S a n ­ sinner* of ttie twelve c c,|ll I Fl or idi I I h » tu ; i » ,ifi: I ir » .. * . .1 n i l V j I fi*« HIT h t It U . ' olid jo. orde r lor their product* ■ -t . i ... 1 ford Ron M‘ ,4 ' *1 ere«! a m o d e r n hot e| i .■■111,111. In li.i ye Tildi Imi* ■ i • ! 11i' *»f t hi h i ’SÎ f i Mi r i i ! i r» »I ! « ; IJ ■ \ 11 t *f men 'T he exportation of cotton eon\\ . *i, - o ■- " .i ' -i 'i»d h»r 11 IB kreplug a i h the mal er i . l l ..<! •led •r- •!i' :■!•!<• i n i b i i ' • . » >' i•.'Uj. iimislng tiv 1*1 t i.vjr i tin»? nit T.Mir «*í ( ¡i qi r^m 1 1 nues to increase Th e r e i* i m ­ ,. t.d I lie I Ila rw pii*tied ha. k * -" * 1 1 * ‘ '* » ' nnrem-'t't ol t i e c i t y T h e prop plu vi d "ti th< court tuoi-. - I.*.ir* s*o 1udu ■» M i ­ d rid.* ! tieV li «I t heir n »i•!** provement in the ' umher trade guild ligarw. r. p . i I ud I ■ died Kl' ,,'c' erty of the Holden Real E s t a t e Co ! - 1 ........ 1 o'* e X*/fid"I litili 11 i* *i* ■ w . I .Mill l i t r e V. i 1 , i un- K usine*» w a - hetier just prior to g l i ' ì— .. ' 1 • • ti rlts M * ^.¡s |h* eily liinil» will Hfcount r-» • T.t tup ilit' ' t »to '... ; I I I i. 11 k and w ere n uliVu/ui.l number» thttt were »nr-1 C h r i st i n a « holidays than xxw ex»bout f lun.oim and the new’ owner- i ni y al. I lie date* ol w hi ch an- I * ti­ lo I l e f.rnlher- la gr.i-t;llg .lineili,*- , I he • hi ¡tig dec orai *<1 t o ubi pllCI-IOg peclcil t*11 it reporled that till* .-i| that le wanted >" henr f om i-.n h ° f «bp till place tin* on the m a rk e t and | u T rp rn / f f n / h n ir MADE A GREAT HIT & 4 Ä Ä r $ f fiiINTY EXHIBITS *' SHOWN IN TAMPA tilt abo tmild mat > house* fer r--nr aid for - ib- 'Mi the easy pay nielli ptin In fiic' they in te n d to be rente ntifen* of Sanford and will iroprovr every part and parcel of their fci.l . (...it .i* *ooii us possible There no . it , ill 1 he soul tl t hat need* * large rim item lintel a- badly u Sanfonl ami the a ntiopni I'liu nt that xt last the city l* to be supplied nth one wdl tie heralded far and **«r hy the commercial nn-n and touri«t* ai.ll next .season will witness in Modue to t tie city th at i* rielil. tndoxiul vri h *o inahy n atu ra l ad rili,r v I. to III I »I. Ill*|\ • I III » H l i p •t » a r mv a l leasing new - j i. i fu i nation, a ud in ■.11 ship foi dor- i ■ i»» i- >-X pec l ed T" ' i Ila- In ell r. o ili ■veil In-tore 0 l » « >- | ' BUSINESS RESUMES; GOOD YEAR AHEAD .- . 1 » ■r 1 s» 1 » r ■i X,k ,t Jmjlr* '1 Î ■ 'I*" t , ' . .1 re i i i i N^i h s f. . 1 in- F.X..Iteti |ll* *\ iu « ■1 . ■II---Ì upon li 111» ! n . 11 " . -olio•f . 4» . 1*! Mi lut . 1 It..'t1 1 ¿' "flH ' . t I l'l".n*»< * .»T *T I, .......... i o||ege i - well k 1w il r tl i f * ' f* *« TL 1 •• ' ' r 11 1 a i .1 ; 1 FUxfida and t her * are a I.«* hit<! ,1 ' 1 - V k ‘ h u *1 W tit l i l i l í ' V i d * " t l.d d c o l l e g e l l l e l l IM I II 1 ! 11 "A n 1 Up .* 1 »«i\ Jlll-l t 1 "I..I I 111 -, Oliiig Hil l w ere III 1 Inr «i ' 3 '1 * Anil.) èli 1 lìti Mtl,. dll' I a t Rapt ist I . ..I «Il 1 ■* 1 i»i Wt'l pn ■ »,ti r, I r- y M», l‘- t l — , I - -pi loting -t'l I ,s III I i - 11 ti I w *i- a l o var-l-if-l "li ».usi In — a i-d w h" l* a 11 tur ' ilei, i.g h Olid ami .111 ci diir g of rar- brut her •»( i lie late H r I* 1» h i l l o c k , I till'- w t,M ’ preset-,i.t .-I \l - r. i»' l 1 i v- r-tt X i « a had I« Ite v *ni ir g- I I . Ill an p .i-lol ol I (|C t i.t I lc...|de ItaptlM c hu r c h I- .1 nati ve « It » ‘1 t . 11 v: »h » pi I |J||| C11 *--ll It 11 .1, i a <i m■li ti g o a mg gc li I fi mi 1 * reni e- 1 a te me a to la lo- (large "I 1 lie ret -aid -Olttet Icing c xtilluitpjmrt unit y givcii 1- t .1 In I. i m p - o| I It I .¡rid tii-fi -p,->-* .*t-' I ini in for .ut mi--*-'e I H ( lark " I i m . do \J r W h i t n e y I h " pian t - mg piir-du tuie <>1 .111 .G eorgian and a former j-tudeut -of J jui A m .irltn»T nt H m u - r i at t ;*tni< ix I " f C hi ca g ■ .W I III I of L o n d o n , .advcrUijjig ihara-tcr \ M -rcer Me had charge nl bringing i. 1’ Hagun, Al m a . W h er e D o You L i v e ? " tin» young men Irorn his alma m ater ut Kili'li w di le- c»t a till*lit-d —I- t !'•• and >iint*-r*l. Hon McCrnry of I» Lami. C ru e will In- presented al 1 hi' Imperlili cetnent rover ed situare, -x>mpose*l nf Cha.. to y-unford Upon arriving in San E II Row,ami. Ernest 1 11- ..!• ll-iw-'t*. f r ui i - and v i-gt-l atiles end Hu m- , I a li "I I tord the M-rc«r hoy* fourni a minivs I ! tl Mill* tt u- » il! !>c I» ,1 ut 1 1ilily i ti ul u ma i •d T in - (a jv i\ tu r of people willi whmy tltjr'» w*fé I •» ..III tl'. • . n d ilcc-iial-'d wirtmut -**tst lo tln,,. ,, 1.1j». ' • I It M I i-. V" v 1' . ' • 1 \ t" ! n " r 111 1 vili»''' ■ • i- ■ » \ ,, • 1 1 1 ‘• » ' - 1 , i ,|. r • - \\ lg li ' ' i 1 * ■ 11-for d 1» W \\ . ■ . « 1 •• .f * ¡"il..! •" ;■■■■< 1' o ■ ' '' ’ ,.d , •• f it» d ' "g It r -s tl » t M l-'.-t ur- "1 ■ 1 «1 .il r , il"f '1 M1«1- 1 * • I,,,. - Ml 11 . r l .limit l iturgia I here Sag rm toi mm - vi - iiitlv |ip to the n o r m a l year- in lime t ti le» of the s o u t h ec-t Hu-iues* men are gratified and 111 i nirage-1 tba* now alter the worst I ..- i - in’ - *r ' i * i ni nl t t mn- ar­ -I , ,0 ■it had i ) tu. il feared m i l iJle , n ini' h i ng in 11,e hit Cre w it h 1 fin ci*.|i tld-oii-, *" Florida ha* brokeii all record* fi*i i w , i k m i tie .immiti t »- f citru* I rmi s(ilp|ied. Saxaiiiiall* - x p o r l » f-*r a we-'k were thi rd in value for rfn- eitle« of the \ilrinln seahnafl! Receipt* of cotton ut Savannah on December 2 2 established a new high TinUgrt there for a day tin* season Several Mr. Waring and his associates will | million feet id crossile* are being •be In the city today and look ovei I shippeiî to i-asti'm (siri* of this the ground |ir*-|mralory to th<- hotel i uu itI ; »hr ug (’ 1 I,- i»ir I id I'em. u dnl xml new* of tlieir f ut u r e plan* , "1.1 I t" 11 d i I . - v• *1111 - ar-- to-1II g will hr given to l t e ||. raid .it .. disi ur- ' I in T to- payment itiviliter dit. -ien-ts hy i . mk*. industrial e s t a b ­ The ......pje ol this city will give pa , i -- t ut of ! »**■ tew pia , ■I " d \\ I, al- ' l e 1 v t ilol a ■ 1 " ii - I Were other Sanford young men who lishments und other business instituy them a warm welcome a n d iishii ini H- -1 wi li h Ice mg thap an- the blase theatregoer of the m e t r o p ­ tionn. A new cotton mill is to be fort w di he Iliadi' to Ini in a N Ulti have friends at M errer them in every way t t ^ q l a r l the new o h-r good titne hftcF b eli dd*;d to olis. T he Georgia collegian» were* highly placed in operation at Alexander F l or i do Assotiation ( or thè [lurpo-tr bate!. th è li«t nf thè Sardo odge of Elk» George V Huhiirt wrote ili- »in- plcased with tln* Land of F’Inrwer» City, Ala , and a plant nt B runs­ i»f h a v i n g a »mali hut ereditatile 11 -sfili American vit - uiii lin-und thè especiallv so w il h Sanford. ibi* wick, ( i n . which give* em ploym ent produci ex Ili hit in T a m p a eaeh winWhile City E'enole C elebrate Death of I rifuni it, 11*11 of teun Uri quel Ui-tt I* licit-g t(" greiVte-l l'ili-rv ¡uni tettile-' 1o ipm -• than two h 11mired people tet ■her<’iifti,r T h e iis.**»ci.itKiu will R o y (Arson, tile infant *nu ol Mr wdl resume operation R a n k -c le a r­ tu i in ti 1lieti t Imfouglily t In d a in i ..... .. |,r<i,>ii<ii>g seclion in 1 Inworld The White City pro pic of Geneva tmt l>e or ganiteli tur proti! Imi it iI mu! Mr* It I' Rowers died at the 1 t fiat m a s t e r ’* w e t k a m i f> pt III- 1 |,,.v i n. ol e s e x e r u l -ut-- 1 r i p- lo t h è ing» a 11*I ¡Misto Hi*-** receipts at Rirjoir-rd in a dinner on C hristina* day hoped thut arrangernetii* * .in t-e t (iev p i a n o n mrnghit m *how 1n-'reuse* a* c o m ­ it tlf hi 1me V * 1 K Donley Ttiose macie Wherebv thè -xpet.s. " ( ex i H ' - w . - r - I m m - un Mag. ml l . . . averne . " i c e d y t o t h è h i g h - - t r . i nge* "I „ u r r o u r n h t i g ---iirilrx ¡.ur» .( ■'1!, »■• g'Ml g I" It*» kso tl Xtile ||> »Hint next pare*1 w it li |u*i , ,»ur M ii*ipresent writ- Mr Reed Dooley a n d hllnt mg etti Olirti .bx .(-• ......- . t e . | W . dnesdav m - r n m g a i f n n ’eU.rk , • Mr »,.* k In the m eantim e they will I i1 n,. "(ne. " mi <0 1 u r r - d troni t tu* r -1 »»umcd l*y xiilgur surrounding' hndtr, as guest* of honor, Mr ami l'un tie borile li) ' (largii.g " .olmi"Am ong th e item* of construction * or liv ' de l i r e \S eil iiesday ttlternuon. Dr Unhurt retained all the -harm **( !t|- 1,,-¡*r at Kissimmee. Ft Meade, work to In- dune, a* reported tills Mn Henry Hurley, Mr a n d Mrs Sion fee ol live or ten rent He also* t real -•<! the .1! <*ihi*r point* *0111)1 of Sanford week, arc H 1 Tarbel, Mr and Mr* Newell selling th e fruits ami vugetable* -It* ltrnw idee ol I he l'resliyterìtin ehurch tl-*- music <•tlici.it 111g Interm ent was made in way* hum orous French situation». Tbe young men will make Rartow TmM. Mr* G raham , Mr Dew- played instead of casting them .--id" A p a rtm e n t house. A tlanta, Ga.: La hex lew cemetery. in a delicate m anner. 1S a tu rd a y flight and spentj Sunday hank building. Valrico, Fin.: bridgea, kun!, Mr and Mrs H H I’altiThosm behind the m ovem ent claim Little Royhad only been here a <J>j 1I, Mr and Mrs L A Sheldon, th a t S o u th Florida hr » m ade n finer Miss O l i a Mavis, the Australian i here, singing at th e . various churrh- Augusta, Ga., and Jacksonville. Flu.; Mr and Mrs Fern Tarbel, Mr and impression thun ever before Wurin few weeks to glndden the heart» of cniuedic one has been selected f«*r —s Monday they go to Lakeland, hotel building. St Augustine, F'la.: Mr* John W adsw orth, Mr. and Mr* the period of nation wide depres­ In* parents and the tendril» of love the role of ."Alma." and her »up- Tuesday to T am p a ami Wednesday factory buildings. Homestead, Flu.; M E DooU-y: the Misses T h u s a sion resulting from th e o u tbreak nf were sirejuly growing around their porting com pany c*in»i*t» of well to Plant 1 ity At Rartow t Aey will and Union Springs. Ala.: roads, Tirbel, Blanche PattDhall, Georgia th e 'E u r n p e a n win and financial reg heurtai rings- when this choice flower known New York play*«* 'b e in the hands of Prof. Jam es Lam ar county, Alabama and Quit™tith*l|, J e n n r tt a Sheldon: Messr» ulatiun at Washington, and th at til- was taken to Paradise The latest Parisian Tango ;,..d C hapm an, member of the Summer man county. Georgia; arrangem ents 1‘otlishall, I’aul Dooley, Newell resources and advantages ol the sec­ And Oh, when aw eary, may we lie Hesitation dances have been added «'»'“ 'tu te and a member of the Mer­ are being pr rfccted Mor erection of «• so lilest, , He ha* a n u m ­ city hall at Rartow, Fla., and hid« Tubel Covers were laid nt th ree tio n .c a n best lie »Mown by 1 Me [ire lu increase th e charm ->( the pièce -•«■r t.'lub lust year ber of social functions planned for have been opened for erection of u tables for tw enty-seven guesta and a d ila tio n ol small but varied a n -1 A n d smk like the innocent child to if such a‘ thing were n e c e s s a ry ’ rest. ®o*t bountiful dinner was serv ed — d ila tio n u( small but varied and the boys from the "Cracker" s tale i,u j|,tjn|! il( Savannah. Ga Tickets now on sale til Philip* U Ini*-1 he it niera, y hnsiiot ..... .. corn I ¡on contract* » «mhlnation of notthern a n d »outh- creditable product exhibit-' All And feel ourselves clasped to the In­ '.instructinti contract* have nave been imité hreasl Wn rookery T h e house wn» chiwry South FloriW a counties have been ip .... . •*' " '* v" r> ,hnl (aw arded as follows. Ilo.pitul buildThu* over a hap p y home th( o ngreg,ilio lini I tilirch »In* M-Tier hoys wdl go to St Pr- mg euui|»nici>r*about $35,000, Au­ *ilb holly and mistletoe a n d th e viteW to |>articipnti shallow of a little grave ha* fallen. true Christ mas spirit prevailed The This church wish............ .. New , tersburg next Thursday night and gusta. G n : hotel building, B u en a and. as has been said, it is wondeiiul . They are to Vista. F'la ; paving, St. Augustine, Di-Land Friday night afternoon was s p en t in joyriding and P rese n te d With Jew dl ' ’ ..... 1 ear to all right intent toned citixen* how h m e ,a shadow a little grave can , . , ’'WHni, >TUi jn (be evening th e make Tilton. Gu . on their re tu rn to F'la Ji'wir and water works system s If. E. TolaY, the j*o|>ule.r cashier v of Hanford . Milcoii. but it I* po«»ihlr they will and electric light plant. Ray Min­ P*Ry fxlhered at the home of If 1'. of the Peoples flank was presented throw This brantjlul baby I fe was so H not m*w a member of any Sun-, go by Sanford over the St Johns Tarbel, where u most in te re stin g with a beautiful Masonic jewel yes­ ^ tin,| m Tlf cite, Ala.: th e a te r building. W est Propam of various enjoyable fea- terday as a token of t h e deep regard precious « 0 froughl with blessing to day »rhool you are cordially Palm Reach, Fin. giving their- fa s t' eon tar« WIs listened to, concluding and esteerp ip w^tch be i»si u l d bfc his .piirentp that he »e.ejned a flot»,«r «•» -become such w.th u»..ft|id t a k - up ^ "A pplication has been rqadc for of Purudise perm itted to bloom for u l ^ e New 1 ear a s y stem atu cert Monday night ..Aith S' repsgt 'o f itintlWicheii, salad, the Spnford Masons. Mr. Tolar franchise for establishing elect lie brief reason by th eir side, then restudy of th e Bible Program **" *n<I coffee Tho p a r ty »e|iar- served Sanford Lodge ns Master light und |Hiwcr plant* in Ray Virw, called to its nature skies, leaving the Are you am ong the one th o u s a n d , u arR.,.h at»d at a lato h our Brewer and th e jewel wa» p resented to him Green Spring» and Safety H arbor, earth roud for th e m dark and lonely person« w anted in the Sanford S u n - . Club for the faithful perform ance of his F'la. Ice plants will be e»tah!ished indeed. t 1 day .schools (or the first S unday 1 v , „ a l Solo. T he Home Ti men Union Special responsible duties In t h a t position ut Hom estnead, F’la.. and Union tl\e New Year who have not yet || p Fleming Tbe Times. Union special is out The jewel is the regulation type "t Spring«, Ain. M iam i. Fla.', will es­ alii! ated with the Rihle : tudying Roia ry Nevln Mr». J. W. linrnea tq Read * ' ri P*grs a n d is well filled with Masonic em blem of gold badge em ­ tablish a d e s tru c to r plant. Jordpn, C a rv e r,’ McLcakey, Film ing On next Sunday evening at 7:00 peo|* e? ‘“ sciiptive w riteups of different bellished w ith pearl a n d ehnspcl ef stock of $5 0 . The com m union of the Lord's Ruautiful Ship from T oyland Friml o'clock Mrs. J. W. Barnes will read i j 1* °I the s t a t e . Sanford P.nd t h e feet and bears the n a m e of the re­ nl St ( ' h - nt l , silplier will be nbsi'rve'l n«'\t Sun M r Jones arid Ul ub Mr. Tolar is very proud " T h e Other Wise M a n " by Henry ^ erT Delta has several tinges a n d cipient. I.am ar <'m i n i \ . \;.i . V*>t c*i It - a Long U<mg Way n* Tipperary F’la T he public generally Jjy morning of id* N e w Year's gift a n d can he \ no Dyke ffncl am ong them are th e cclciy s. .uni Duncan, J--iu*. Mcla*sk**y . .« ampb* II in vii ed to hear her. Prof. J. R Please let who are changing th e ir tut e pardoned f"r exhibiting it t-> hiwefe form ed A n- Imre-U , it sun \\ iftniau. director .of thu church iriviol of the chun-li ¡-t.-n to I"* |-r--*?Wt*hst nnd now cruve publlcit;-. frieuds. stu cks aggreU ul. music tu*» arranged r a special pro-| Blll ul. the annual b u s o -» incetin; *w ago tho growers ol this gating $195,000 We Meet Again Anonymous gram of song »uitubla to the re ad ­ next W ednesday night **Rion ««re so extreemely moder.t New Year's S e rm o n Negro Sermon Selected Next Hunduy night nl 7 o'clock th* ing. at thry W |,r o R V e r , c t 0 advertlslt g Rev. George H y m an , pastor of Mr Coo p e ­ W. J. Merrill was in the city yes• Dr. Van Dyke is perhaps the next musical preiudo will be given, «» kinds b u t th ey stem to have the B ap tis t church will deliver a lle Uoppah Moon • Shelley torduy shaking hands with ids m any wit the shell and unit come m m » fcil'ti tote. special New Year serm on on next world'* -greatest living writer und special music is being prepared fo, «he abell forth into J o rd a n , C arver M cLcskey, F’lemlftg friends. Mr. Merrill was formerly " T h e O ther Wise M a n " is ono of the O craaon Also, a t th a t tim e a brijht light of publicity. The Sunday morning at 1 1 o'clock. The Vocal Solo, The Slavs t i o n g . . . .'......... with th e S outhern Utilities.Co. here hla gteaYest productions. short series will bo offered for the <d*> ha» Hrn. J. N. Whii- subject will be " R in g in g ' O u t and — bu t is now aaslstant m anager of tho ' • P a y t o n Jones opening weeks of the New Year on r- - Oory ol the cattle industry of In ." You are welcome to a tte n d . Old Southern S o n g . L n k c E u d Co., packers and rffarkotth e s u b je c t.of " G ro w th " Ttlias M Idred Cla k of T a m p a is ^rerida apd U gdod in many wtya S u nday school a t 9:30 a. m. en* 61 F io n d a fruits and vegetables "Lullaby ^ , t . Brahn All are cordially invltod to ail ol Will prove valuable t h e j p i o t of her cousin. Mis* Jim mie rauti t‘to t h e “ ' P. U. at 6:00 p. m . • Club und i m aking l a k e l a n d his h o m * .___ .E—J ‘le tami our servicesj *• É ító& ijaii5«áw «2 7 -Ú V.'»e - t X* ; �f •* •Ä » 'r • " '• - "•••"•» *ií. • * * »»♦»»» <M M ( t í Ja . -T--c i - -i' |- í - f©S^?©*C J* C- “? 3? O $ •— rf ^ E ^ r-c V W © c. «O T Se OJZ t w ^ s ^ c 3 : - o» =z t*- —rí-* © •»»•“ rv* s « ? ^ O r - = 2-r*S ? . £ _ ■/ . B P vS t7 m a m « c. I •. ■r V c .{ c V a 2 « 2 . ■* i l - f £ ¿ a r. - w a o a = . * X S - . 5 S ® 5 r, JS «3 “5 Jt ^ oc 54 £- 35 1 H S £ U7. 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Expert tes­ THESANFORDHERALD atimony was called for a n d Ernest A. give the s t a t e th a t p u blicity It so much needs, and would induce thou­ sands to com e here who are consid­ S herm an of Cedar R apids, and Jo h n R. J. HOLLY. Editor ering other places. . M acVicar of Des Moines, became Its W. M. HAYNES, Barine— M anager *■-«■ When lands In n o r th e r n states exponents. They cam paigned over PuMbKfJ Kv»cy TiwwUjr »ml PridMPÎ • the U n ited Stateh nntl spread the reach a price too high for purchase ..■« < reach a price too high for purchase gogpehof commission rule. 'I and the prom otion o j fa rm crops, Legislation perm itting cities to f / . B P B S C K IP T IO N P R IC K . IN A D V A N CE adopt commission governm ent has then the fnrm er must go to another X ONE TKAR.......................... *U>® been passed in O klahom a, Kansas. locality an d secure new land in a SIX MONTHS.......................... 1-1» H EN O LD A (iE com es upon a man and lijtyls him w ithout THREE MONTHS ......................................... « Colorado, Idaho, California, Iowa. new cou n try , and develop it as hi* forefnthets developed th e bind he is Missouri, West Virginia, fjouisinna, sources, it is usually not because he failed, to earn enough, hut ? A>*lltrtrd la Ih» Ois b» Carrie« SÏ.00 l*er Tear In Tennessee, i In this way he not only Wisocnsin, Minnesota, leaving because he failed to save. It is the m oney that you save that Advaar» ar 20t. I’rt Month North Carolina, S ou th Carolina, j earns a living for himself a n d family, rarm. nl> In Ad»» are Maat II» Mad« at t Hilf* will m ake you independent in ¿Id age. We cordially invite your sav­ A labam a, Michigan, Washington, but every y ear is creating greater ings account in any am ount. E a r n e d Aa B e w a d -C ta « » M all M ail»« A a fn a l 22nd M ontana, New Jersey- and M assa­ and greater values for himself and * f IMA. al ih» P oatarirk* a l S ta ford. F lo rid a . L an d that is tilled and chusetts. Florida would have a d o p t­ family. C a d rr A rt a f M a rrh I rd . I I Î I . ed a sim ilar legislation a t the 1913 made profitable grows co n stan tly in ♦ ♦ TtirpW* No. u s ' session hud it not been for the fail- value, and every lime a farm er takes Offlr. la Itrrald llaUdlaf 4 : uro of t h e members to the legisla- fifty dollars from an acre, he is not drawing a n y of h b principal of land, ture to fully appreciate th e im p o rt­ Now’ nil h e a rts turn to th e new \ ♦ hut udtling ito its value. y e a r. It is b e tte r to make good res­ ance of such an a d v a n c e d step. Florida has openings for millions f ' o lu tio n s even il they do not last t h a n There is hope of having th e laws so M.M. SMITH H. R. STEVENS H. E. TOUR R R UFAS of farmers. T h e soil an d t h e climate changed a t the next session next to bo careless a b o u t even try in g to PmUlrnt XIre-Prrrid* nt I'utiirr *Ml « «shier are here, a n d wo are n e a r t h e great year w hereby each m unicipality may, be better th an before in purjiosc and providing a majority of t h e electors market centers. We have every a r­ ♦ conduct. so choose, adopt the com mission gument in o u r favor, a n d only netd — D-----♦ Bob Holly s ay s in the S anford > rm w ith o u t _the Useless formality the right kind of persistent, romfbt♦. f y ♦- ♦ and d e la y of securing permission ent advertising to make th e state'jl ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * < | Herald th a t since gasoline went from th e s t a t e legislature. 1 what U o u g h t to lie.— Jac k so n ville ’ dow n to |3 ccrtta h b autom obile hits . ------0 -----j Metrt»|roIlx. been wrecked. W hen gasoline was O A DOUBLE STANDA RD I SO cents, and caith nt th at, his h a y WIST Sint ITfMS. ~ rm *T T NOW te d d e r * 1 * in running Older. In There are two very d istin c t cluksesT o th e r words his car looks like t h i r t y of newspaper* in this c o u n t r y - two* j| with pleasure you are viewing any Mr and Mrs Jo h n Badger nrcents now.— C learw ater Sun. extremes - and the p ublic sets a work a m a n is doing, rived on W ednesday from T a m p a , It sure docs, wherever it is. different s ta n d a rd for e a c h . If yOU like, him; or y o u love him, bringing little M a r y with t h e m to Just w hy. no ohe k n o w s — but It j tell him now: glnddcn the Ilah u n family for n few T h e Sanford Herald has not been 1docs. Don’t w ithhold your ap p ro b a tio n dwAiAi <r*o~4 jv a a » _ »* <y. iis».' Tw’. // n ru a d jn fr tKc T a tn u i^ p ^ V 0^ rotyurnsfirviM uK ioa .»*.’ < fMVfh* V ^ d h ^ n ^ ' c /iA-ittor/ New s has been recel vèti t h a t Mr ty r-c ‘ breach tmit i s ’ certain to have a decency a n d m oderation. As he lies w ith snowy lilies o ’er his a n ti. Mrs Fred D ow ner have finally • « — disastrous effect upon the quality o f ! Ot th e o th e i it requires nothing— brow; settled in Slayton, Mich They say Society of Musical BeenWaitingfor th o Herald if it is kept up. N e ith er it just t a k e s what is h a n d e d out. and For. no m i l t e r how you sh o u t it he ground, trees and houses are rovE d . L am hright h r Gilbert Leach or tooks for more. _ won’t really carr a b o u t It; «red u * th snow th e re * Goode Guerry or Justin W orthlngTho g r r n t m etropolitan dally g"athHe won’t know how m any tear Mr and Mrs J a m e s Smith and ron or Hob B entley wrote a n y "w et ers up t h e news of the world and drops you have shed; little I'hilis spirit Christmas tiny stuff during the recent wit or d ry | t h a > new* is reati at th e breakfast j( y0 u think som e praise is d ue him, with Mr unti Mrs Alfred King election. Their p apers were "on t h e 1table, or- during the d a y . or after now's th e tim e to slip it to him Mr and Mrs ( b e a r Snpiuclnon of fence " and there U p't a man in t h e the evening meal For he cannot reati lus tom bstone Brooklyn, N V , »topping in S a n ­ 'h u n c h who likes t »> s *o lu» pup.-r o n when lie's deatl! The re a d e r seldom’ pauses to re ford, spent Sunday very pleasantly th e fem e in any issue Miami Me-1 mini her th a t reporters miti I'd t t n i with N -I S te n stto m and family t ro polis. hate w arped and colored musch of More then fam e ami more t h a n tnonH a rry Rabun cam e over from Ft Now just w ha t docs she mean b y tliat news u p to satisfy t h e public cy is th e comment ^intl and Recti S u nday to sp end C hristm as th at? craving for sensations. I t m ay con­ sunny w itI) hom e folks O— tain a few grains of tru th a n d a few And the h e a r t y warm ap p ro v al of Mrs Charley Rivers and two ch il­ Seminole co unty is working s t e a d ­ bushels of fake. a friend. dren an d Mr» J u s tic e Butler ami Tilt" c o u n try paper g a th e rs up the For it gives to hi« a »avor. ami it Madge ami Coley Woodcock came ily townrds m aking the unnut.1 fair, to he held in S anford in F ebruary a new» of th e home co m m u n ity anil makes you stronger, b ra v er, out from town Tuesday ami spent That great success M any special fea­ sends it forth on press d a y And it gives you heart anti spirit the day with Mr» Alfred King tu res for en tertain m e n t and interest news must be T R U E , or tin* editor's to the end. Mr and Mrs F ra n k Hutchins. will he included in the program am i reputation for veracity i» ruin ed am! |( |u- ,-aru s y our prise, bestow it d Messrs Cane and T ow nsend enjoyed th o u sa n d s of visitors are e x p e c t e d Ids career of usefulness is at an end you like him, lei Inin know it; a happy C hristm as at th e home of Faults t h a t are condoned or e n ­ T h e county fair is an institution Let the words of true encourage Mr and Mr» I 1, Wat kef t h a t does nut go o u t of fasjluon. and tirely overlooked m the hlg diulv artment be said Mr» ■ I I. Walker spent a few it is alw ays a good thing for t h e Ulta ut immusì y condemned in the Do not wait till life is over um l h a s days w ith, Mr uml Mrs A J Mrc o u n ty and town where it is held, humiile weekly. underneath' th e clover Cully al (lvicdo last week n ' t h e only question ever being t h e The city daily ojten builds up a l o r he can not read his to m b s to n e Alfred King sold hi» lettuce patch a m o u n t of benefit Sanford will he tremendous circulation by pandering when he's d e a d : for one dollar a h a m p e r in the (odd re ad y to receive anti entertain t h e to one of th e worst elem ents m h u ­ Philadelphia Telegraph Winifred Walker- spent the d ay crowds on F ebruary 3 and the people manity th e insatiable desire for O with her sister. Mrs Hutchins Mon of Banford know- how to make vis­ scandal dav itors enjoy them selves Times The c o u n tr y weakly builds up „» ? 4 _______ ____ _____ » .! . - ♦ n n i l i . T t r n i n n m i . t m n ♦ Union () k _ (-M il LOIA SN A PS H O T bullion of f a i l s in it» news mhimirv.* O NE V IE W OF IT ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ With ( ’«lia Mine- )<■»»« \\ dhnghnm and Alex l.oflu-. tin by a rigid adherence lo tru t hfulnnsw ’ Five drunks hauled up in dry Or Theater f m n p e i v arai Product um !»npt-rh Ci-mpenv I'- I\ H a p p y New S ear lo -t!l • ‘C-mlii ued from Puge 1! Mil-, ('lever Dnricttig special l emure Ininnlm mg 'h. 1 l«n;b one d ay; one h r wet "Vt in its Utterances \\ e are having some winter wealli Ib-UnlK n Darci» One of t it« Few Town» This Compiti \ The world has apparently leltrned Arkansas arrived last week m iri-will P etersburg in it week It 1» a fair Tampa mid Jiic|t»< nvillt. ui <1 Sei-ured I aider a Heav y (lu-irm t« expect about a certain a m o u n t .»pond some tim e with her p a r e n t s 1 ’'f , ' l,,u proposition, and the wets are entitled ' ,,rM,,K'' rro P 1,1 m’;lrD to t h e use of it. Of course it is not of fakcry, exaggeration, sensa tio n al-. Mr. and Mrs I A ( lark at i iieir (■ M. Jacob» and family »pent S p e cia l P r i c e s : O r c h e s t r a 7 5 C e n t s a n d $ 1 . 0 0 . B a l c o n y 5 0 Cents metro- country home. She is alw a y s a p ro h ib itio n but negligent officials in ism and sensuality in the Christina» Day picknicing at the O rlando, but results count and the politali daily— though happily t herèii-pleasant guest of her many friends, Mrs Himmic Harrison is tin bridge between here and Geneva wets enn ptoperly point to th e re­ are a few dailies that ure d isappointSeveral from Gennvu joined in the ing to their readers in this respect, charm ing guest of her a u n t. Mrs. sults in Orlando. —St. Petersburg picnic. . ru* live» in liti» viciniti I Miss ItlmM u f th ey are d ecent. J M. Jones. Tim es. Mr and Mr» Gab« Long »pent, t *r Mr U ( Gill and daiigliter. I '*' ivtuhtug ,r i Of the c o u n tr y weekly it d em a n d s Mr T J ' Spink» of T n lb v »pent Wo fail to see th e negligence on uti ( hri»i ina» at t itv pruni ih" gin-»!« Mi»» Lulu left Saturday fnr Winter xpern i., • the part of the Orlando officials if th e traversing of the straight and several tiny« in "own. tin guest of ol their daughter Mr» \\ t* (inveii Wtiefe thev will spend Mr» , b 1 eliterllill im t I . u they ure arrested five to Pctrograd's narrow path the elimination of »ug his (Mother. Mr Z Spinks T o w II -.*-11 «1 very gratifying 1 « Gill and M aster Percy to .«pend ihe one. lxmks to us like Orlando's I gcstive and questionable m u tte r Misses Mary uml Elizabeth Slone» Mr uiitl Mrs, Geo. Jacobs and holidays w ith relatives. officara were strictly on the job and 1 publication of a sheet which uj« the happy guest# of their parlittle d a u g h te r, Evelyn spent C h rist­ Mrs. H. M. Partin nnd stm. Nirk- riti alti iî c rin it ri ri tutina P e tro g ra d officers wero very slow. wuuld not s h o ck Christ if he c a m o lc n ts , Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Stones, a to earth. Rev. A. L. H o p e and family, will mas w ith T hor. Hodge» and family olis Nelson* «pent Monday in Oviedo, j ^ a a Why the double stnndurd? Mr», H u g h e y Partin, Mrs. S. A | 3 move this week to his ap p o in tm en t at Cocoa. IN T E R L O C K IN G a ---------------- 0 - — Partin a n d Muster Lawrence Partin 3 ut Mascot. Sam m y Long 1» home from Cocoa T h e legislature m eets in April and 3 »pent M onday in Orlando doing tu »pend C hristm as w ith home iolka, A D V E R T I S E F LO R ID A rit will be necessary to elect a sp ea k ­ Miss Jtnnit- H ope is ut hom e lor Christmas »hopping M r» M E fnroh» and family er of th e house. C a ry A. IlR rtcr, As the New Y iat approaches and the holidays, m u ch to the delight Miller C urrie of Ft Drum and took I heir dinner and spent the day of S uw annee county and korrest |>rings nearer th e next session of the °f her many friends Clarence C urrie of • o riu n d o are with Mr and Mr» F M Siorv und Lake ol Seminole c o u n ty are the Florida legislature, it i* lime to heMr» J Fred T u rn e r i» » le n d in g spending ChriMlmns with their whose elegant, dinner coin I nned with two prominent, candidates for tin* gin a plan of cam paign to »«cure an some lime at th e ('uniting House, mother. Mr» Il W Tanner that of their friends afforded a very place. T h e Sanford Herald wants appropriation from the legislature the guest of her sinter, Mrs. C ushMr and v Mr» Clayton Stewart pleasant Chrrstma« dining and day. Mr. L ake on th a t job und says th at t o advertise th e s ta te of F lorida in Mm. J an e tte Bell and Mr Francis spout W ednesday in Orla mitt s h o p ­ Mr. an d Mrs J a m e s Osteen of " h a has a great w a y of getting t h e north and e a st. Bell of Sanford s p e n t C h ristm as with Kenunsville spent X m as with th e ping. w h a v j c r he goes a f te r ." The T ele­ . There has never been a s la te Mr. und Mrs. U. G. Smith. Thy C h ris tm a s tree end enter» J {» lu tte r’s paren ts. Mr. und Mrs. F. M. g ra m nas no preference to express nt directed plan of advertising for F lo r­ M. M. Smith of \Vinlet P a rk was Story. tninment at the school house T h u r s - l u g j I jg h tS SO th U tim e , hut from tong acquaint­ i d a or any s o u th e r n state. California calling on friends in town d u rin g afternoon was n very pleasant und 1 Mrs. \V. S. Borgard of Winter ance w ith Mr. H a rd e e wc are strong h a s had som ething along t h a t line Christm as, 1 enjoyable affair. Thi» i» th e first in t h e conviction t h a t he, too, has n h u t not Measts. Robert a n d Cater Law- C‘ * T' * n , 0,1,1 ^ t ST y ” f uite broad enough in, it attem p t at anything of this kind Maitland «pent Christ man with their g re a t way ol getting whatever he scope, nnd y e t a plan out of which to n * two fK,Pular ro11^ « ’ " ‘u ^ n U 1parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Story, for this scimol and much credit is goes uftcr. In fact, Vo has conspic­ g re a t, results a n d benefits #for th. e j, are s ponding the holidays with th e ir j MiM UeMe K c h n o r ' o l Geneva due the te a c h e r, Miss Sadie Itlarkuous tnlcnt in th a t direction and if s t a t e have com e. . .. » mother, Mrs. R. J . Lawton. spent »everul days with Mrs. C. tJ. hurn whose untiring efforts m ad e It j C he goes after th e sp eakership wc M r. J. H. H a n n a h and family of Brumley at the C huluota Inn. Florida has millions of acres of a complete success. th is y ear i s 1v o u d i i t i u e u a a v ^ t i t i e i c a h o u ld n 't ‘h e d t a t e to h a c k ' him ns a good lands t h a t )invc never been Orlando were a m o n g the pleasant Mr. C. S. Iirumtey of St. Augus­ winr.er if wo wcio o f rhe betting to u ch ed by a plow. These lands are guests of the C ushing H o u s e .C h ris t­ tine spent C hristm as w ith his j>ur• kind, A hard m an to head off la s u s t e »tilde of a high state of p rofit- mas Day. ent» nt C huluota Inn. • C a ry H a rd e e , and u n d e r an exterior susceptible of ti high state of p rofit­ Clnrencc L. C a irn rs of De La ml i» Mr. a n d Mrs. Billie Jacobs spent a i s m o o th tat oilk l e has an in ter­ a b le cultivation und developm ent. jn town where he will engage in Monday in Orlando nnd Kissimmee. locking stool frame w o rk .— Lakeland T h p y can he m ad e to produce good business fof next few months. Mrs. Prudence Long s p en t Xjnus Telogrum . cro p s of the th in g s that are now in 1. L. Cook, o u r populaY cashier, V ery fire, but Lake has a 'p a te n t t h e greatest d e m a n d nnd are bring- who is also a lino shot joined u h u n t- in Ocala w ith relatives. m o n k e y .xvror.ch t h a t lum ens up t i e ing high prices a n d prosperity to th e ¡ing p a rty C hristm as Day and. soon R. T. T h ra sh er and family spent hulls on th e .c interlccklng frames. s t a t e s tliat a r t producing m eats und returned with a loud of game, FREDERIC It KANO. P tum cr Christmas In Sanford w ith relatives. F p FQHsrrn v« t r«»*1»*' h F vrmrNt«.c»»im» A L. Ht. J T». A» 1 V*>!»*• Mr. Andrew Allen, the gonial m u n d from E u ro p e . The d e m a n d is The sohool e n te rta in m e n t here on t W f -!; T H E C O M M IS S I O N F O R M b o u n d tq increase much more r a p i d ­ agent of the S. A. L. spent several Tuesdny night was q u ite u success. C e d a r R apidf is a n o t h e r city t h a t ly th a n the s u p p ly can he increased days last week w ith friends in T a m ­ T he program was well rendered and ” . • th e children iHd .cie'tTTt t o . their re p o rts favorable expei Icnco with T h o agricultural sections (hat have ps. Mrs. E. Dowling a n d her sister, teachers' training, th e Misses M ath ­ t h e commlaxion plan of governm ent. b e e n producing .ull the necessary I ts form er governm ent h ad regularly foodstuffs will be overtaxed, a n d Mills I.innie Smith u r e ’at Lake B u t ­ ers of Gabrieli», who p u t forth great s p e n t more t h i n its income, r n d its m u c h new te r r it o r y m ust he d e v e l­ ler visiting their v paren ts, Mr." a n d effort to m ake th e affair th o success thut it was. w a r r a n ts wore com m only a l a dis­ o p e d . It is o u r d u ty as welt a* o u r Mrs.. Smith. o p p o rtu n ity , a n d we cannot afford Mr. and tyra. C harles E. B ra n Rev». E. A. Milton of Kissimmee co u n t. T h e . n e w governm ent took of Sanford, Florida o v e r i u ad m inistration w ith a bond­ to overlook It, from any s t a n d p o in t nan of Orlando were the guests of filled his regular a p p o in tm e n t at the her m o t h e r ,. Mrs. Andrew I ^ i n h a r t ‘B aptist church S a tu rd ay night and ed d e b t of 1712,(100, a n d placed it whatsoever. Capital $3i>,000.Q0 Surplus ami Profit» $f>8,lX 10.00 Sunday. A n advertising campaign t h u t last week, . Im m e d ia te ly o n u bjuinesa basis. In Mr. L. B. M oore nnd 'family, t h re e y ea rs the commissioners re- w ould bring th o u s a n d s of farm ets to The largest working capital in the couoty. Pay* fout ducetl tax es each y e a r; spent more F lo rid a and open up a few millions arc home again a fte r u long visit to per ce n t, on time deposits. Safe deposit boics for rent pn Im provem ents th a n in the ten of acres of our r a * land to d e v e lo p ­ their former home in> N o r t h ‘CarolLOCKWOOD IU M S preceding years; paid off !16£,000 of m e n t would give Florida on im p etu s lina. Dr. J . F. D enton, formerly of its bo n d ed debt find em ployed more s u c h as she has nhver had, and t h a t m en t h a u ever before a t higher w o u ld carry it forw ard in prosperity Sanlord was am ong th e guests of Wo wish you all a hejlp y New OF SANFORD. FLO R ID A Year. a n d devilopm cnt in ten years, m o re the Cushing House S a tu rd a y , wages. Wishing The H erald a happy Now Dea Moines* a n d C e d e r Rapids ra p id ly than It h a s gone in a c e n ­ Mi, and Mrs. H. G. P a r t i n and A small expenditure w o u ld V est. b aby of U rlando aro visiting r e la -1 th e n fou h d them selves th o centers of t u r y . kSs v.. • ' . < rtrialffTT 1 Earning and Saving THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY f W PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD SANFORD; FLA. Imperial Theater ONE NIGHT ONLY; TUESDAY; 'JAPT. Evenl (he Season-Big Comedy You’ve M u sic a l Co m ed y &NSATI0N P r o d u c t ,° n rA z z r : ' . v r r : county happenings : LIBRARY ROOM OPEN ON TUESDAY! JANUARY THE 5th | Roomcannot bewirdelay ? is unavoidable. Library Committee. \ Bank T h e Fi r s t N a t i o n a l B a n k •t / 1 jSf-ej? AVr rJt fpA . �- w~~^* -""'T - ' " W C • ’ • Ultlc HappeniiiSH^Mentiön of M»*l c r s *n *ï r *c f Personal I t e m « o f NEW COMMITTEES DANGER FOR COUNTY FAIR LIKED BY PUBLIC' BE A BIG SUCCESS O R G A N IZ A T IO N HAS BEEN P E R F E C T E D AND P R O G U A M A R R A N D E I) I nIcr cs I T H E SANFORD H E R AID A V IA T O R S W H O HAVE A C C I- S A N F O R D TO (JET T H E E F IT O F S O M E EX< El,D E N T S D RAW L A R G E LENT TALENT CROWDS LÆDDBDDBinBDiEDiBniï^nwniTiniHirTŸirT] S.mm.rr of .hr n o . l l n g Small Talk* Succinctly Arranged for Hnrrlcd Herald Hcadern T h e following t ultimine, were .ip Avi ut or Karl Kuhl t he famous! Mr i ltu*ker Vila ms tif i lilcago, p rov ed and apponiteli by the pretti tly«*r who is to gtvr* exhibition ffights'i HI. but tt in» luta s pe nt so many d e n t ut the meeting last Tuesday at Sanford during the Seminoie I winters m tb(v (luMitiuquu work til Merchants F.xhitni Committee and County Fair daily, Feb. .'f I. ft and 6 Fitti idi. a-, to he a Flori dian for (le­ • up. riii'.ends t he workings u Frank Lane oi Dc Lani l was I’ure Food Show» A K Amtell, say» t hat after un aviator fulls or i* | winter of Of- ¡, . C| j.c.lauqun assembly ( hr tn. : I. 1) Roberts A A M Me injure) or killed rt a big rr., ' c t llie tb( ( U« t n( Wend, a n d r e l a t i v e Kip non, 1. (‘ Mi t idler \\ M at tendance is id ways larger t he next for tin week February *» 1 I, and Urt l ui Wedneaday. White, I- W Mn honey. Mr Speri- day. In u recent interview while presents t he program which lie hit* iir»ncr bowa with hoop» always cer. H. II McCall. Oviedo, H II Hying at Cincinnati, Mr K ulit lias spent m uch time and effort to se­ W i,w k r. r. Dutton’*. 27-.I cure, an d which could not have been Pattiahall, Geneva; Dr G AA Nixon the following to say; decided to have its own assembly C h u l u o t a ; I. H. Iteiihinder. Geneva. "Statistics show that after an ac­ '«,„ Bourhelle of New S m r y n a la Mr Ada ms tins been connected Industrial Auto Show and Parade cident t here is always a larger crowd |h| lUMt 0( lief ainH'T' Mrfl H*nry F. P. Forster, chairman; E d ­ the next day. This b one of the with t h ‘- great Chuut aui pta move­ yijht and *dl iema*n ln t h e ( ' ly ward Higgins. W. P Carter. W 7, somber an d sad sides of aviation, ment 'or m any years a nd 1» person­ i«Trral week». L a w t o n , Oviedo; S C Dickson, yet an a vi a t o r renlires t ha t he t akes ally ac (minted with t he talen Auto Livery— Prompt a e r v i n l x i n g w o o d , M E Dooley. Geneva his life in his own hands a nd rides whom hi* bring* to these southern P.J. phone ¿HI. Night p h o n e I9G. P o u l t r y Show C. 11 Dingee. with d e a t h every time he leaves t he i assemblies, thereby abb to guaranC. C. Wilson■ 16' tf c h a i r m a n ; ! ’ S West, Oviedo; I. M ground in his Irnil craft, a n d the C E. U in g , district m an ag e r <»f Donne, Geneva; M. C t'li veland, more he dirts with the grim reaper, ,b* Western Union Telegra|»h Co., P aul a: J. A. Hrirlline. O-iedo E A the bet ter the spectators like it. After an accident, strange to say. >ltb head uarter* -in Jacksonville Osteen, Altamonte fU in the city on T h u ra d ay . Horse Show Sheril! Hand, chair- there’ U always a rush of t he mor­ nr C !.. Brundago, re s id e nt oste- ' m un ; L. E. Ilrady. Douglass ft EH bidly curious to the scene a nd it is with t he greatest difficulty t he spocAs,fh r md uat e of Kirksyille school. lur!je*;’ , 11 J * »McCully, Oviedo. etotb, graduate are kept ' from carrying aw'ay tators at Da lt l o Show—-Joseph Cameron, Office over Firta National B a n k , Fanthe vfctc achine piece-meal. I n ’ many c h u i r m a n ; J. N. Whitney. W A. ,«A 36-tfc . F it t s, J r „ E. A. F a r n e » , -Oviedo; G. / ucases s e s JJu o u v e r i l r rrazed fXoplc oven F on Wednesday and his m a n y friends were glad to welcome hi m after a long absence. Limb urger' cheese, Ho ll an d herling *ad yeast cakes at Simon's. 37-tl T. II Lanier of Tavares a n d other »»iport» »a* in the city on WrdnesJiy enrouic home from a week's rail to Jacksonvitle For Sale! ! 1 • Three lota facing Park on -Myrtle avenue and Seventh st reet. Desiribly located for hotel or residence. Beautiful shade trees ten y e a t s old, bo other property like it in t h e city. Apply at once to W. W. Long. 25-lh The Shepherd of the Hills played ,lo a fair sized audience here on Wrdnrolay night and the play was fint class Owing to several oilier sttrsctions in the city the play was not M well patronized as it ‘deserved. Piano and Player P ia no -Ex per t tutting and repairing. All work ah lofutely guaranteed. W.L. H a r v e y 3 o i HkD-Phnne ¿49-4. 10’J - l At J. D. Roberts McLaurens Roquefort Cheese ir : g t t & r n f c r & iig K o U : Ur C. W Finn ha* returned fro in a trip t o itj»-old home at Pensami; where lu* visited during Do* ionniuy* Don' t fall to »•■.' tonight at tin *t.ir Little Devil McLaurens Imperial il) AI ir\ Pli I lord l i t Good * D* ft i 11ul in» y r ti«■ A. ( I« • , ... 1in* kk«*l 1 k IM*Vi ' «. k-a ' V itavi* p tirchi* red ;i r « v\ 1«v. rl. t"t r u n a bo ut to l.irp l||. Willi t . " s t a n d s itnre.isitit. lìtici '• 1 Stockholder*' Meeting T h e ann ua l meeting of tin* »lin kholders of the Seminole County Han will be held at the office of tin Hank in S anfor d, Flu, on January Tih 191 ft, ut [7>ur o’clock p in A K h F A. 3‘J -Fri-*U(; • . Cashier W - King Out the Old! • HOTKL A R R IV A L S - S» O itili I In 11 sc it I At Alottre Jonittbiiro (■i Al i ahi we | | , ( >\|oril N I ’ .1 H I lev (Itala \\ I \*lie lax. M E b u i « I a III ICI I. I I If a ke *t U U IVi " t e I l a i I A At Plow n Paola I I i >*i h I fr l.i tolo I It llollami. I U Ilo Xitofotigt I.u A Itro w n. l.oi,g 111 . « h i .ti .1 I K oigio. l a m p a I II Pifliard. l a i l \A Attilli Non Aorl cit* i ha» \A Iti" *ii (."Irò A * Al,-o,. iiitinrvili* Ijf xml Al»» Smith, Martin, tilt t, F and Air. Citi In-I.and ti li HusPaijd Jax. A \A Huek, Rochester. N A A4 \\ Hall, Atliinlil. (li) AA F! Piers«ti. Chicago. Ili A I Ri .ol. Perry . A J 11 al eh. Ali ridim Ali»» | I. Vogai, N A li , Tampa I* 7 '! ! • *..ii* i: ai i ■ I 1 I Rollìi \ A . n . l I AA i . i ir N II Dr b N Goldkiug and wife, C. ol n Golii king. Eleanor Goldking, Hurton Goldking. George GoldUng, Fred <«old« in;1 Air» E F! Dowling, Ar 1 Il ligi OM \ I .in 1» 1 alidi». I »el..tnd J T I Idler M. »1»11« Ala . H i t lllloril ami W, *' Hir OUllg II.un Ala . N P f* ( 1N*lk il AA \ *• A 1 I , l , AA il-il S til ai k•UM IL* Philadelphia, l'a . C R l"W.,\ l a b e City O II Lerriog l’ooli I A Manchester 11i»n i.i r k N D ami wtl H. J Manchester, Mr F’ulion. Cleveland, () ; G. W. Iloneklev, \\ li Montgomery. Jacksonville. E C Hume«. Miami; F. S Campbell .nul wife, Mr .and M r\A I* Ifnwe, t ’arieton Huwr, Katb efllie ilowe. PuisIfUTg, Pii Ring in the New! Thanking our many customers fo r their lib era l ami continued patronage during the past year, we wish one and a ll J V 'ir X T T T - A T V tr P i W S f t R O f f S i V V i f r r s - p i ^ ôf ^ f n ^ f a r r i by the avi at or With aviation in­ tentions being hrauglii_uuL cunaidc-riinly. each said to lie the (iroldem *olvi*r of stuhility, some are really worth while Put none of which have been perfected Interest of s p e c t a ­ tor* naturally turn» |n the n u m b e r <•' leal h* ca'i-i'd by the. I.u k of *t;ilulit, Itcmril- -l.iiw lirai nearly Mio aviator* b.ivi met iheir dent hs - lini* t ht* science of aviation was horn. The chance of seeing anot her a v i ­ ation victim always attract* a crowd, t tf all t h e accidents, perhaps the *|iir.,l glnli* has been tin* cause of mor,, a , ml nr - meeting i loir d e a t h than any ot her one thing uni with* t u du.g tin- fati t he great maior ■>f - 1it-, i 11«>r- ,11vi i . - w •11 i b I!i at un yIn prog ra in N ÉW Y E A R ’S B E L C S ' t e w " tfnTTtrxt you lizve ever hail, and the worst you ever will Lavc, ami may youi shadows and love of good Furni lure never grow levs. CASH OK INSTALLMENT t »<T i IxFIi AI> \ MS * Il ilcilijtl.: * I I «Tinte Oí i 111 lee their met It mi tin C ha ill a uipm platform He gives us this program of st and ar d attraction*, on t i e in­ dividual merit of each, knowing that people who delight in t h e best I ert UH lilt ■t w ill Pc l b lo Ippre Cinte hi- l i b r i Al . nd Ali < ilio her Ail.iin I l a i / , ylt' 1.1 work fitbali Ilia, I". M ng Dll' grc.il wort «** If- *lDi hrougi p,*t|tt c* ere m alni v'lvii.g merning limit «imi lit ( on.(tit t .) w i* h O o- o i tori i UJII ' * ' P'l.t A| g real Aduni* will nre*eri i In- li* ti ti’orii'i • * r 11 hour lb "ut - lent will, i p a. IP AAeli plat.* P 'f it'll an- ... ......... ami bile* ti 11. -t » I*» Air* \ d a m w i l l It t llo w i l ) , i b i -w*>rh w II P si tuli,* ! ■a D ha W I n II W i l i I l e l ' t ' l . tied I ■ Al * ,H"t Al oli. I . . ■ ani I 1al Kilt A !a n - . ' .4 1 * I 1*1 ,1D*! 1I I1 atti /i! I L* •*• li* * * t In " D ii and ai ti tflu;* i i v t ui I h< I, h r U tI a l w o r l. nr ' .alni i hi h.i'i.l ( Do gii ,1 n • . -.li 1! - 11»•; **■f I«f ItiTa i *i □ W. W. A B E R N A TH Y 1st Street and Palmetto Ave. DaiiaDiiDDBiniBaiiinranifiiniÄinmniHinm hi* inaile in Dus trying i er*atile some time Fri day of this week when n»U» von can look them over a n d »•• • \ l f \ I **!’ i» Whi) fthlY* VI-I '• * IU Du*in work or saddle, and a ny mu* I ' »*(«ihiM M.irìih' i' an i.n^h^h wauling to I uy i ( |iriv ite sale or ’ "f»n*iliah ní imi«hu lift?» ■*t»rr*MÌ exchange cun do ,o any t i n u before in hi*' n vi ti r*ntnininìi*'» uvrr in Kn ^ the .hi into sale -tart* next Monday -i *l f•• r ivi.ii .« \ * .ir** I h.h.ihif'4» ' "i n, when every remaining hoiae •»I i In» t'uM imiuthiiR Mini* HvU»n and mule will imuitivcly he sold to Tihli'H li li •* hi'VMi * ihl u i t h t In* tin* highest holder .1 ihr *a Ti wH li ¿ih i*-*j**'* i.il i ; i Iti n Ail vt -tnt«i ,i*r VI* h t. n r* |Mt ul i V»* li» M.r « li.ir.it fi r- i »i« h arii-f i*« l*» |»*»r Ir.l) «mi Iti! Imi»' Vki*l I hfD'Vvii |n*ii 111a* AT THE CHURCHES M.i rrut Irai I >r% ICo Iti ri Il bk " i|*»lio I j ’. l.nrraih« lvi«l«**rt.i **■lit»al h IIitll«' hi. :t*t»#a . <* t * T i. li'« Xi avi» n ad ila t « a Itti f ; \ . Iti 'tilt al pt ip I " t-1 I i," i. I I» * |,f t N i a i '• »■ " rii MD «■•rt *1 C RuiTer Ada«" I» of Do* » .». t«. . ««trat t* « t • t -- "I ............... ... n i ,r i' . Alma AAtu re Ito lini l i«« F it«* c o m i n g u l t r u i ' t i o i i a t t h e I m lieriul, J u l i, f t th will h«* J«u* W e b e r s Weiter ifc Field» Faine , production " f (l eo A H o b a r t ' s E n g l i s h v e r s i o n 1et ' Vinta A\ h«*ri* 1In AIMI l a v . Ail!»! Il' l'.iri-i.iii il, k*»r. it * Mitt (i V fi •!' !’>L* **|t lj.il III H' pai LI my Hi nui - .i 1 II 1| 111 1 .«11fj •■1»’ AH - 1 i i 1zi M A\ l"* I Li \ u I» m 1 . «• fitti g Noll, e I lb *-.«i l.ir.l I ibr ir v w ni to I.......! «In i rat’ll >.■ t - i r d . i v I i o m iry _ in d II wilt lie ««pene«! lb the new ijuuri i r l i t 11 1 »•* n • ' e nr tow-ii Di,.! Du» t i r » o n t i . i k a v e n u e h«'tw«*«n I till it OlllV til b u t t h e begui ni « g o f I per and I '.uriti »tii-ets in 1lie old Pie» inanelli wiot«*r assembly in e u hv tori.u i church mi dut that mi y provi a d rawi ng card ‘.ir i \ j •••(')• <«f r e f i n e m e n t t«i «iw«’II w i t h us l o r l*!ir m ‘,.:*i u i . ¿ilid tin Sanford. Florida <i| . jtrisoin r * Wi ll 1II I*VI I’IIll Runge, t he t hank to Mr « . .*i b 11 1 hi ( *u 1-1 in a* I ( ., led foni r to « I".ti « ■■ .* I ll««' •• t I l)l v "UVe. it,I tI) ", I I *tig t b. t. r 1 i i'li u g b I o! I h e ; on* Ml . Run lirii o n er s We also wish * ini i: I Hippy New A*cur D li Edward Ju- Sw ii zer W C ( irier AA m How aril I Itinvi i Th mimi 1 i i t . r Mr». ■itjr . m i 1 hoc Le#ri i p r) *f * 1 r i ( i i ( 1.......... 1 \ ! * • i ni- *li TIL• « j * fi i 1i v «t eij i i " ' 1* * 1' '1 * f ' fitte.», M# 1 "tr i e 1 hmi ■it .n. f A «** l*»r ihi «»finn AnUff h s»n,| I■ • hi»»«- «ii '* |S Mmnuhg »en ici» • t i l * m l.kt-nluf »mifp« *i 7 ii id. >**f Vtl ** • rr fir 1*1 m ihr Tnr*tf«e* until hr * «hurrli I« Anfflieil All viiltfiri tu *r. • * * L i l t n v 1 1 1 <i »•• a 1 1 r n *1 ti-** I • • • Mit fi£ t A»-’ rljheltll) i ■ -i» f «nan Man*» ♦ If II ll «i \\ I F t. I'aatur 1000 Item« miter Dial 1000 will be the total n u m be r in the Sunday schools* of Sanford in xt Sunday Fifty husine»» men tuive h«*i*n at work alt day soliciting and canvassing t h«* city AAill vnil lie t fiere’ Ani mil* I lie 1t . ri i v It i <1 ID Diwi Livori!«* I» t t el l l g li*.t1lir«*d » I I I , S t e v e III V AHi lion S..|e ut ( linin' tenne» AA S t o t t a n d M e x a o i b ' r I.I'H u». • )>«• see Hiif»r» amt M III) s I T g h s h co m e d i a ns w h o s e >l«ligM ful Ten Dollars REW ARD Diversified Plantings Are Safe Plantings A-fiili line all the time „ Iri«'*ilni • r t i v m i w u r*« .r. h m I * ' voices and versatility bas pi at»*ti in i Miando ut .1 H Magnifier, Jr., «lit­ l»ro- »titilli'* ll«*\t Monday. Junuary 4, al i lu m m t h e front ranks of the ri t t eil fnr 12 K) p m h «»ion. a r e pr. r l u iilarly (Ine carli'ttd «•( horses will giA’o It » dollars rew ard *h«*ir qyl«*» - ami nini*** direct (rufo TentiessiM* informal ion that will load to mu ist of hi'ilvy draft ri'ijiliri l'Io* 1 orsi » * * Il TI i nd** of ' Alma** arrest and conviction of the b e a u t i f u l ' .Ilice .1 *tro*,g p. i r-otii Ut,*. lor*i*s. ( a m bilr» ■ ini.tt In d team*. bum- j parly or parlies who took my besides she must In* >>( a Inno g e n e r a l pttt|Mi*«* tfor**1 in que" t ype, each of whn li Ali»» Ita r <•( i'Vtrii v•" •■I »¡differs ;*nl sqrn ( m o t o r Itoiil from i| s m ooring at M nd Mr H C Hudgin* m u l e s lonststed «.( Entorprist*, on Kritlay nigh), |) w . Mavis |fii* >e*-i » in Da full ' mea» I, M lia 11-*-1 Tti li.iie el limed from Newport News t i . t i i s und some *J5. IDI L and lifter cust hur adrift, 1., in ‘ i in d .ir*" T h e GOOd Little | ) e ' d tonight Aa where hoy i j n n t t he holiday* . J O H N ' A. W A L I s A C E . I ii/M*» c ltd n à u m Ixiiii'i 1 1" F rei eh ■ral put pò • The rob* of nl t h e S t a r T h e a tr e * Mary Pick* wt h t eir parent . lord, ftc anti Iftc 11; r I v lelery 1« np pen ring in t InZ. H. Ratliff, t he etli. o r t • "I" market . nd despite the warm c >d i nt end en t of the m e d i a n . *.-I •1*1* foggy v eat her the celery I* eri*p S-.M1.« —. .. |>M. ^ v j . t tiarr-ifc. I. ics I-«a»« 0-1 I'-s rn.»«s* e. »ee»"yi »• 5 *. TX* tu ÿ meM si merit of t he Herald Printing 1 *■ i- ami linn a nd show no sign of blight fan« r f » ■»* •* » a* tal» n>, » rr v *» j*M* n. w, ,i, I — ....... . . . i ,nm., ..t . .,«*.* •* ■ .u— i»s O 1 «-» l-ou ... — a<-. ■ • l-a * » * « * ****** I i# --„ m . » lOlltemplatillg-tlie erection of a nice The Sanford growers -are looking ....... ......... fi |. ... . ■r- 1 V. t- ....... . I-"« «XI ■» *" II» I «Uhl IB,,+t»i home o n Sanford If.igbt r. Figs nod Avvorird Fruits liuurc Pcrniznriff Roves, Shade Tree* and Shrubbery M »ke the Hume forward to u* good season. ProblaUc Ihtm iCtalion Abac AlUadiie near fut ure. - .. r W,.»L «• «mil Z»J M*. Tin atklw l imi«« X »«v *»l« ihm » I ikrJI-t, »a n« «li The Hoard of I.qdy Managers of la» i»l ic-l. «M ..... . dM pr««»ta rtM U M ~*H* I.-.a ' «■«*•*• *»» •*"**"** »” » ». ” »■ M. P. Li pc »pent the holiday* 1»."Sy* H *M r*;’ 11, 11«, *.(•- - *»f -i.,-* • ), i,,), itVjiifi.ii u.) mi . * -, i'li*. i-, ■i •'.»*w t hi Semin« !e C'outily Fair Aazociu--e iìrtrt»•»*»aui -UiM**'i-' h —»iini'*-' »I** »ytfi« 1I h e U i a i HS' ln .| a rrw ^ » «m l with home* folks here Mr lap* MW aOll.» n | U , fimtm, ■»W i a w l.lWW » t u b * ' l M I '« * th e m i t ton is ret]uested to meet ut Fail »«Iho«H »Uglnf |r-«l L« ft) f * (*• 00 («1 Ft* u l l< ffutlMafi ***r W«» •« tW ir «tbm I-* pk***M l 1 Wt the ]K>pular representative ol the iv a n S c i, I M J a v * * * « * i- r a ü iM • * • * * «> »<*«»■ Wvl «M il U u t fi L . 1 M*1** *» *»•* Hi'tttl quart erf« in t he rourt hou«<* L. C. S m i t h typewriter* and is rrtakLflfifr «Soi! SHrll Trcjint, Slaplr ot B*i(oaor Rn*| Ciriflinifi Mattlmn) TrrfSirc Te^lrd, Trilli and Trur building on Sa tu rd ay afternoon at « OuftMif Fanr* -.11«. • f « LP || ! ^ .TV*, ,frx! |t**»4et IU*| Al - t UatlrMi I-J^ft.^ntkr. »!» »* lu*# Ibê n 4 ing. a Reputation for 'be**' good ma I An |4 yqjk « . ..I ,4 >M»,r p p » « f li -P i k * r * a < i T * '* « « li » r I iratyArto h » U u e l M *unathcm *.arPr*l In ».-¡r. o'clock. « n lartn k l K * » » k-nut * J « t » | «fív i.¿ | C V 4 « • * ! « f * M h ( « M i n , t a t a d n i fu iH «* * l ih* pet è»ft Ptta is» «'••rf *i‘i* f»- ,) ,*t «j.U chine*. |jr «M i» *• î# <r’T* ir »n , •«rtilif» *K*le «r-e, iiyi v L rv D e rr, th n «T ^ «.».{ Ur«« **s| Iw ilS ^p. V '* * * *l j -U »» 1 •a *'r'*4tA’ t l * fra tti* « *U*«rv t f I w r n í f Ixrra |«ær i ¡w ln l l If " A ® * I a* L a * |Hf<4 lrT«i«»'-’f»p*f I Ur» Ifid«*m l I»i r *n *I»u« '*»n* « uv s ttrv Mr and Mrs. C, .L. * Goodhue on L re *; a ; aIl 1$ » W* I . I ift4**am| t«* > .««i M f t *# ! « • « * .• ** t * wr*i - ik ct f v v * 1 .« |S«r r»» le t «w ■' » w «e-1 I-, I * t ^ » f»- - » < w tiV -n-M v T h # 1»*"M » ‘i Í " * » # " l 1** ' W * * - n 4 b ' < » • _ « re., U t*r*n m In* Holi Holland, t h e popular O ve r ­ ■- ib* “ ^SÄtt-tJ», lui Cadi, laif* 1Wf D*< L«rc» g»«nan |#<«4*« |4?((**(•<Ut hi!ii*ii,li«q (u glu«c in kc*rw llrtl H 4iMi•4iTk. VtM**■IHukkcfc**la-zeUk.# in |,»bui4w.i|j I-*r«*»i*« #■•*rr*la Christina* day had as their dinner land m a n who' formerly resided here Oranjea and Grapefruit Tree* guests Mr. a n d Mm. E. A. Dougin**, Grown in Norihrrii Marida. hut- Is now s t at e agent lor these . À i . 1 Mr and Mr*. Vnnrp Douglas*, Mr* T I M fr t va fl H » i>Â#f «!'*»■*» Irren ( « J H «*.f M e - h . . * 1 Î N -rw ^ c « I ,.J L* CH » » J popul ar ear* with headquarter* in Nat Ix*onurd and Stanley Walker maid, Mi*s HeJen.Ti lden has been l»er o ' ex tra good saddler* and ««tine, J acksonvil le spent several difys of t h e m t i bs <ott*isteil of The ladies of thi* Library Assoefa engaged, who is FT«mk h and F.ng- fast (Ulcers this week here with Id* many lt»ti l.y birth, and win« lit» bet* t « >• • I x ’tin'Dled team» •* *1 tut.** In it w j»h to call altention' to D u friends, Rooming* Sale to In* given in tl* ft* .1 ire I in promirent rul» » " (h m.'l* mules, «eigt, og ' -b («* I Hon Cary D t.arull* "I I >•• I it'» |.effh*r Hloek on January 9th Ail y«»u«.g with *h.*p«* All Rii liard Cari«* in ' ri.* ■»prlug C h i tk |*< u* d- ea* I was in t h«» city yesterday on bu»i those who have anyt hi ng they woultl , i , " The Roger Rri tin*rs Thi'tn- m d ualtty The stmJ, t» i*ll ihtiMr like to do na te to the cause should bcIvi ») in *'P a na ma " a nd cr«*a1e*i oughly broke and neeliinated a n d ness, a n d pleasure (simiutuii. Laudi» !» V*‘D' fwpular in Sanford |,ri„g the name to the homes of Mrs. t he role of " P é p i t a " in " M a d a m - ready for i mmediat e use. Any o n e and wa s a guest of honor at t he Kfy Mrt w h i t n e r or Mr*. F rank. Sherry." ¡ wa nt in g good st ock should a t t e n d Elka b a n q u e t on We dnes day nlgltt. Th|, |)n)cwdll of lhl. Ba| p wj|| For "'Pierre lx*.Peach" Mr. Weber this s al e next Mo nd ay , where you t• ' r. . ' Ma r y toward defraying the cost of moving engaged S t e ve \V. Scott for the | will h a v e - a chance to buy a good .Five Tecla. ’ Star Theatre ' N u l l | the library t o the new t|uarter* an original- producti on and who hr»| horse o r mule a t t he right price. Pickford. Tonight. 15c. * ■ ■uitulned t h e hl jh r eputat ion which The s t o c k will a r r i v e in Orlando Oak avenue. _______.¿Id. . • « -« • * > t . - * ‘" T :=r , •z Cheese Pimiento Sweitzer Nippy Deviled Htlmt.r Nicholson, Geneva; G M Jacinth*, C h u l u o t n ; J.' M Lewis, Altamonte; D. H C Rabun. Monroe; John H,.||. Monroe; \\ \ Dunn, Lake M.iry School Committee D 1, Thrusher, cha ir ma n; F P Forster. S C Dickson, Mr Harrison, Pmi Knl! (tout Ctinmiilli't' li.tt Itr.ol c h a i r m a n ; Cecil Gabbet t, E A Douglass, (' apt. I'.i genti, rl Goo d IP.ails i oni lniUtr 1. I' H a g a n , chairman. Wi ri ng Und Lighting Mr Walker, chairman. P r o g r a m m e Mr 11••II y chili rttnm At llbt ICS Pi of I ' II Mr I l( \\ lidio an ( on cessio li (umi lil i lee \ |' t un in I ■. ,*h.or in.i ■ Cit r us t orii mil lee > it i I , p chiiirlliun. AA It ltiiil .in.it Paula It F \\ bei li r ll\ieilo Herbert .«11•I How ut d I \ mao' l i.rt ' i < it> A gr o ult urc t o in tit it t ce > Kungr. c h a i r m a n ; G F Smi th. Kent ({os­ ^ ici,,. M. -, I li" . j ] ■r ■" U 1lilt tin Suml i Women' » It".ml f M.illlge-s |nr Seminole County l a i r Mrs .1 U I >,■kin- Mr II H ( bappell I i le' . a t e r " . M l , 1-., I ish ( [ru, ’ i ,’ . Mr II Meiseh, Mr 1 I Du'i*. M C C VAni "In i(I M . il | e in Mr- M o 11ley , t hi K .i V• ri.iie Mr\ I It ' I IV -t \> ■ V * t I " \ . II Maglinll,* •«\ *' it i,*1 A, * IV* . I • s I'allllt't t o *. \ . n ut Mr- F* .Mmigliton. l i l e n d s . c . h i r t l a \ i t i i t Mrs henr y Mr haul in. i m*s si rei t to Fi ft h. Mr* U M Ac Fi i ien irò*- -tri-«-i- io 11-111 n \lr- U i' W.itson Air- \\ illi.titi-or it ■brtella M \\ i - I -oh S I . list O it, Ali­ A • ■ I , li... ■ A1 • M I M• i A!" I’ I M I ’fU J». vD. Roberts j p g iK W y Nul to Posloflice Phone 39 ___- ■ i • iI bm ■6 �-- --------------------- .— THE SANFORD I1ERAI.D JANUARY ^BASEBALL Sumlaj' boAntmll In Washington has boon declared Illegal. . If tho Feds are through and nro seeking to (juU cold, why do they keep on signing players* * , Being turned back to Pittsburgh has about exhausted > l i ^ publicity g a m u t for Marty O ' T o o l e . .»V George Stallings receives $15,000 for six* weeks In vaudeville—which Is nothing compared to wlmt tho public receives. llodgera, a Pnrltlc const star Portland, is said to bo slated for Lnjolo's Job with Cloveland. Tho Is popular slnco Hill Jam es through. A fter A ll, Carter's is the liest We have it in every color and for evei sible purpose. Remember the Herald you want INK from 1-arry coast came Texas Is coming back an a training ground a fte r Uio Florida boom o f the la s t two years. Tho Ilrowns are going back to Houston after spending one season ln 8L .Petersburg, Ha. Just received i- shipment of Carter’s P E N C R A F T INK for Office or Fountain Pen, with the new Patent, Dustproof Pourout. P i n t s i j f . . . — . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L-..... Half Pints----------------. .. _ $ 6%. BSftfdJ TorFoobtain Pens, with filler -25c Ilabo Borton, whOPWas relegated to th e m in o r s .a f te r falling to, supplant Hal Chase in Now York's affect Ions, an d who hns ployed n brilliant first base for Vonlco In tho Coast league, has signed a 8L Louis Federal con­ tract. • FOOTBALL ±->V J Sthü/( o tii‘ fciy-etpfiTn tho "wfiy" - of secret football practice, but it isn't T r y P E N C R A F T — You Will Use No O t h e r W alter Kennedy, captain of tho lfiiii) championship Chicago eleven, Is en­ gaged in tho newspaper business in Albion, Mich. We carry constantly in stock a Com plete line o f the Old Reliable os. CARTER’S IN K S, it m akes no difference what quantity you d e­ sire, nor for what purpose you wish it, we can supply vour needs. Penn S late students, celebrating the tie with Harvard, touched n match to live barrels of gasoline. This proves tho value of higher education. C arter’s Writing Fluid in Quart B u ttles.... !................. C arter’s Writing Fluid in Pint B o ttle s .. . . WHUo Heston, one of tho best backs who over graced a western gridiron. Is practicing law In Detroit. Asldo from Ills law •practice, Heston offid a t e s In m inor football games In tho northern peninsula. Mick King Is touted ns a comer in Milwaukee. He weighs In at lfiS. ■ Carter's Writing Fluid in -1-oz Bottles |jj| Carter's Writing Fluid in 2-oz Bottles «jj A l A m erica n s a Chance to F eed S t a r n i n o 'Belgium Tom O'tlmirko'n new fight rullare in Hrooklyn will soon bo a reality. Carters Writing Fluid jn Half-pint B ottles DjH ( a r te l’s Koal Black Ink in -l-oz B ottles \7ncle JS'a.m (O ffe r s P U G IL IS M TV H Carters Koal Black Ink in 2-oz B ottles Carter's Black Letter Ink in 2-oz B ottles Carter’s Ink, in Green, Violet or Blue. 2-oz Bottle s Red Household Ink. 2-oz B ottle A rran gem en ts M & dj F or S e n d in g P a r te l P ost P a ck a g es F rom R u ral D istr icts. How to A id th e S tr ic k e n L ittle S iste r o f th e W orld England Is sending boxing gloves to Uh men at tho front. Nów look ou t for the Irish. = Hob Mbhn is training for bis «»fry Into the ring He may t J i m Smith or Ilattllng Ian Insky -» new start. Tiy W I L L s Red Carm ine Ink Tor hanks and large offices i half pint y, Fountain Pen Ink in Black. Creen 01 \'io!et ITiWIjW = They ¿ay Willie I,cut s Is to retire He gnve Georges Carpetli l«T n hard go two years ngo and showed well ’with ot her tough ones HORSE RACING Directum ! Is at Kirkwood where he w ill’ bo wintered by C. MrC'oy. I G. D ,t 2. I2',i, a trotter w h ic h a lot Is being said. Is a o f Lucilla S p i e r , 2 : 0 7 % . shout brother ritta b u rg h , Fort Erie and Hartford ■»re s u m to drop out of the gfnnd cir­ cuit, according to Cleveland advices. Geers has driven flvo tro tters In b etto r than 2:01. They nro tho H ar­ vester, Anvil, Etowah, Dudlo Archdalo and Highball. BILLIARDS 311 Bowman, veteran bllllardlat, who taught many of the present-day atari of the game, la dead at Cincinnati. Do Oro announce! that bo la ready *to defend the throe-cuabian billiard •^tampion «hip against Willie Hoppe Tor any autn up to f 10,000. The Cuban -doea not believe that Hoppo la his master at this style of play, as tho balk-tine wizard'll father claims. MISCELLANEOUS St- Louts haa fit) ten-pin leagues, «ompzislng 460 teams* and 6,000 play­ ers. Englnnd hoa applied ■tor 100,000 chauffeurs. Well 100,000 chauffeurs ought to whip any army. CapL Ernest Graves, who has coached the line candidates for the Army- eleven In recent years, If once again on Uio Job at Weal Point. The war Is serving to bring the blno blood of English kennels this aldo th o Atlantic, aa continental markets a n no longer open for breeding pur Walter Camp has resigned from the trosaurerohlp of the Yale Atblotlb union, a position ho has, held alnce founding tho union 21 years ago. The •top mark» hla gradual retirement from the active field of Yale athletic«, * point he has evidently deaftmd to reach for some yean. ) HO M ELESS F D E L G IA N W OM EN ON THE WAY TO THE OREAD L IN E o i l t h e llr-it t i m e In Its tilslury t h e |HJ*tnllli-e depni I mi-lit b u s t i e n i en l i st e d in a e t i u r t i a h l e m i d i ' r i n g i n g l-'inin Mils n u n - furiti a n y Amt-r lenii tt Ini wl s h i -s tu gite t o m i t o lilt- starting j j| ,1,* of llelglum Inis only 1« stam p tils parcel in tin» regular way nml send It through t h e pareri pu»t It trill go its straight mid fust us rail su d w ater will carry It to the doors of the starving Belgian*. and the motley tie lias paid for ntniup* will be refunded to the donor by the American Commission For Relief In Uelglum. the executivi* offices of which are at 71 Hriuidway. New York city. Seven million (teople. mostly women, children nini obi men. arc still shut up In Belgium. Industry stopped when the Germans came: (ho money g a rs out through the payment of t i n n ì.anti Indemnities; the crops were mainly minisi With the coasts cutoff. Belgium, which Imports threvipitirlera of her food supply In normal times, culliti Import no more, \york I» gone: money Is gone; nw»>t Important of all. food Is gone. The G erm an conjpterors,, who need all tlndr mvit supplies io guani against the proposed “siege of Germ any" by tin* allies cannot ami will nut feed them, The allies, fearing th a t the Gorman* will Mefite any fissi coming from a hostile source, cannot or wlll-iiot fetal them America mast feral them o r tliey will starve. There Is no ottfer way Seven titillimi |K*oi(lt\ niitjl last year the most industrious, peaceable and prospemu* nntliHi in Imrnpe. will go to their grujre* thR winter unless America gives us, never nation gn^^bwforv. \ While Belgium needs everyt h ^ B S e h e needs luost of nil Just foot!—non perishable fuori which will Maini the test of ocean trnnaportntla«, micl| ns dour of tiny kind. pc;ts. ts-ans and preserved menta. T h e donor has only in phi ir» his gift In packages of not less than twenty-five pounds nbr hi ore than fifty | tumida, stanili It tu Hie usual way and mnll It at the nearest poMiltllfi* If the donor atbls Ids own imuj^ami tiililn-s*. TOGETHER WITH T H E I.KV TKIt "It.” the muuey tie l i n e a l ' l fur stump* will la* refitntled io him tty tin commission. ' ta.d.ed fiotti r i . i l U i J t t «'¡V i *«• .i-ai.i -..I ■>' W.\ IÌ!:t|<tT*HK iÒM BANY. W A IIK Ilo l'S E No. 14. J At 'KSO.VV11. LI), who •re collt<ctlng ngbuis for this district. • Carter’s Liquid Glut* (mends everything' Carter’s New Vel Vet Show Card Ink i.for making card sighs) in B lack, Light Rod, Dark Red, W hite, Orange, Light Blue. D ark Blue, Brown and Y ello w ............................ ... Indelible Ink ‘ **» » i f w n i C arter’s Photo-Librarv P aste in D ouble Well J a r s ........................... 25c Carter’s Household Indelible C arter’s Photo-Library P aste in 4-oz bottles with Brush............... 10c marking outfit Ink (for marking linen) with C a r te ls T ypew riter Ribbons, for <ujy m ake machine MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT, CAREFUL ATTENTION DEALER IN HIGH GRADE BAKERY GOODS We make rinything known to the trade. J u s t received a new stock of fruit cake supplies. Special orders filled for anything known in our line. Prompt delivery mode anywhere in city. WE SOLICIT YOUR TRADE 111 PARK AVE. PHONE 106 Herald W ant Ads W ill Bring Results The Herald Printing Co 1 0 7 Magnolia Ave. ■ Sanford, Floridi �” »‘•r T*.»- . ,*[ -*^KÊÊÊÊKÊ^M -” ■w^ïn THE SANFORD HEKAI.D PAGE SE "•Vit Iti liât Hook **!>*' »( pagi1 'j, (ou ni y Krrord« a i l Imd tirine • i¿> iti ««ni Uràni« MUM) É'' »ii4* *V*(rat • «-*! uf 1h- narlh*B*t « 11 » uf !•.. K filiti f»*or »SufVr) uf \iM< if>n tri South bar.forl, run »oulh Irrt, Itrnrr *r»1 T»0 feat, throe# north Irrt, thr^irr r«»| ¿il Irrt In pulid of b«**> uf St \ Kn Ilio«or ' - Sur nr it in Hiidlh s\nf«rj 7 «ntl J37 Irr» 1 «I > Survey i«f 4n Ad.l »tu-it t Short Curls Back in Favor «XarrysH ‘he l«“l*nir varieties of rini FW* and fi!,r‘,cn S w d t h a t have ¿¿a »n<l t<n«wn to be a d a p t e d to ¡bit toil »ad eli mate, tfg.ain fill your order i mmedi at el y /jrae* trop ° f #H varieties o f • SEED POTATOES, S EED BEANS, ENGLISH PEAS • M.*t h u n f«-. . * . \ ||„». ru.«t> d «n Addition 1.* .Anti h Nid *» «f S 1 Kobin*«ir» • SurV• > •*! an >,o»jfh Sanford Ir-- miri hrlBt «|ua»l*rr 1*1 s A. ' » >iim y uf un Addili *n to S-mih n i . (M O W S S E E D RYE. SEED OiTS.SEED U Utl.EY. ITALIAN RYE CRASH r o l l WINTER LAWNS. h »«» NATAL GIUSS SEED Compiile stork oí carden a n d Held lui i» I»-. oiythue.l quarta»» •»,* S lini il.*«tii » ti*u j «if ati Addilmn tu South >»il«ir«l l o: Jil •! S A llublnann*« Sunrry of an Aildtibin tu South Sanford. l i n i haif of tot SA of \ l , M. S m i t h » Sul**b\t-ion. a. t*#r piai t fiori uf r#ror»|#d —j . nnaJtry feed and supplies, ineu- r f Ilo L a! pa«*» ¿7. O n n i f r t «Min* i y I I - « .*rd« »ab| U n d b r i n i f or m r r l y in m i 4 «hip IS mut h, Itang# 2Ü F»»t. Alto (inm nm rnt loi 4 of S#ction I, Town* »Mp it >ouIh, Kad| í e»«t. AU« í#ov#r a roan! lot I, If# *11on 11« Tow nr I»If» II BOIlt h. It Pine* IT Ku b % And tin aouth 17 serf* of * Î7 arre# óf «overntnrnt l<HMo 2. and all of gmomOMBt lot No. 8# ¡untati 11. T.**n*hfp 14 mmjiK« Kang* 27 #•»!* SaOfr of \ ppllratlon Ì«f Tu» D*#tl tender S-ftlon j7 i uf Ihr (ìrn m l Statuir» Shtirr 1« Hrrrhy *i%»*n (hit Jaa I- (¡il«*» purrhaaaf «f T* t ('«•f11fiC*t « No. 1337 •lai»“! the trd tia> uf June. A- 1). 11*1If« ho* fìlrd «alti «.'»rliftrat# In my ofllr# and haa matjr «pidimtinn fnr Ni «Imi t *» j»»u* In irranliDf» witb li« Kabl rrrtlflralr #m(iri>«> ih« fililowme ft'OMrflt»*«l prapirljf wl$— u«»nl In H«rnlnul# rounty. Florida, to-wlt: |.«t f. M l o n 25«, Tp 20. liane«. Il llail. |.i Ili arre-« Thr «4i*l land bHng• «t ih* fiat* / i tir i «u»nr<- ni «neh c*r1ifu i£» In tur »imo of Ffrd T William». Unir«* ««il rvtifTair .hai! br r#dr#m#d aeeordlng to Uv, la# tir«-.1 will iMdr thrrron ori ih# 12lh day of J* mari \ D. ItU Ultnrn m> affittai «tgnaiura and arai thia fhr !<th day of Drcrmbcf, A. 11. 1014. K. A. DOlini.ASS, Cirrk ("Irruit Courl S#mlnot* Co.. Pia. n> Ja*. <\ Roboria« l>. * -a i * .• unti * I. .lS/iíVjííh VL -y g;f ¿T*TJfrvçr^ i Lj AA* J iT i ^ .-fw ^ y,*î - *: * jickw’nvilU kv 6 . t. a, rf_ s • mi, 25, 14. lT ititi i9 <•! M uritia l.a n d ■ a • •l", uiMt'n I itni'itiy't IVlrty Itati» f ♦» f la» *h.r* * rroordrd Ir 4i»7 Tati. i. 't ; brf.u* ri y It. -.aAiL . i #t*»,- >t»urtly^. I *t’ S.*riM«n 2*‘. T'B'BitBfiip 1?* *ruih, ... c* t j .|. ;>*«»• biT«r««n ramafind an*l i l tti»d« * a v#n U«* c f Ibi* town of Sanford ti 1 *»»»• i i.rth f1n t* of ft*nrV li V and »II uf J*: f, 1 \ Lv3 T* «* I* i ù ^ 4 SANfOllÜ LÖUÜtS < wéeomc- Ali «t Nnr t ht r>* I. Colf t í Pm hjJLi . Monroe fhapl'er No. 15, R. A. M. lífft» ev.tv '•■ennil and fourth ThursflnMoiointe Mull ov.-r tin« Imperia litre. VUiting eompaitioiti. welcome. }. Karnnt* Il E. Tolar Seer llik’b Priest Senir.ulr * l »( <i r uriler Ln.li rn Sin Me-t' H\ef\ nr • .uul ibirij Tiiejwia^y iawch moiitii Fveryunv who him i n n Ml .Sur in the East oreconliniiy invited ta visit this chapter Alice E Rohhlnn. Sce'y r a m » r- M a r ij rtnd d 11 * ** : t luai uf y an Tordu » * » *.i *ol tBu-tMriU »if lllrirk 1, I • ] »■ î fr*r'lottai uf*t taodlir-b oî J i .• 12, *<l of K, II. Iratlnrda map o« th# low n cd Fanford. I.nt« V.». M and 77 of Ht. Joirph’a Hub* dUr-fon, acruralr.K lo piaf t hrr#of rarordod . 1 «I j).m. * It” *t | i . e I-!, Or.nur ('nun* t> Kwiw.U -»ni Ian I luinf li.rm.rl/ In .atit lilanc^ . • '-fMt (. . \il lui Z. Si-.-tlnn IS. To.n.hlp 2<l. IUn«f 1 Ir«- U i; (u n io n -until l I u ____—j i— i ITit »I 11-. 7 <lrtI iati n»iw. .1 III. «nirt* ...... * r • f j hm>l I|u»rfrr. .rSKJliin ‘litnti In, ninutnf .«a*! to 'ntrr.^rtlrf In I'uurl of th# County lutile, Nominola . 11 1 • V e l.li .am-) >*f l.r.v l|. ant Count*. Sialo of p'torida 1n r* P' ■<att uf i.rti^pi- II. K»*rn*ld To «II < rr Mii’r*. Creator«, bidriiiuten ami aft I'rraun* ha«iK|t Claim* or llomanda »ttain«! »aiti Lititr: V p u , anti e»i*h nf >«»u art* h r r r b y n o ifflrd «n.t r«*.|«jir** * *•* i-riwrnt n u rlBirn* and »1#* la tat i« h i«u or rltlarr *tf >uu, may • n«( : >•* •t »it- uf (ìvort» II PVr* T* a t . >i *-f s«-mi nolo County. !« • •1i* urd-f*lcprt rtt rutrlt »>f «a*»| - i - i «*o >• if* f••»m t hr ijatn . i t» « ./ in-- *»-*i «t t. r uf • jin i f t i | u * r t t r, « a«i uf ¿abro ad n ilil Datrd N*»v#mbrr 10th, A. 1>. IW14. i>f *ay, all In Krrtbtn t wrnt y-hlnr (2îl>, MADKI. U KFIlNAU». iownthlp imeni y f$0i« *nuth of Ilare# BarnettIrli. I » » > •’ t-lhf I iFrl-ftr_________ . __________ v’.i. mudnm l t uarltr t»f Fortiori iwrtity. t. _ i ■, T « » r i i» l w rnl > bi » li t h , NOTli'K Kr»*|iy clvr It that th# annua »h * •t or kh tiblura of ihr- Sanfofd • «ttitpani »ill b# bold »* ili»III a » «t *'îltf«»ri|. I btritla, I i t n la> nf i«n>iar>. I’M-», .. a i» ••• fa.« t h** rlr« lion uf I I •» l iB*i t»nn of »iirh • "i * lia * -, IRh# brf tro I litri cnil Xdtuth 2 Phnenu I .nice E VI! lì Y Me» l' »• U4.li i .tr uno Vili m í r e m e Pe III 1lir- • OI II,lire fa-ite|tri| In ll . I .,I*1 or etr.In k wire pm OI nil tile plecen I 4I, II** III III- pimi. l| III) Miei 11(44 III)' ................. I j, t t. .| r and the i .1?. I- i n n i , a l i e r à I r e i .ilc-eie • e l tío favllloll (el »li eti 1 l i l i , lililí ,|| Me SWtitli k'Uirhln illV H. MvI-aii! • * Sunl'iul I.»»U,r,* No. I Miri»''*' Monday OV»r luti" r, * i te .ii p J. W. U >iiucla tary * Srrn Inrj »id- er ih* f ■ .Ile i i, .(I ili** l i ». 1 t .11 lie * le , t •# 11 441 tllOHi* wlle Uh, |-|4 111 i ili I-' 1 M I rlntrrti Me7 leer iii'4*1,4* ........ 1 411* til** .■¿.nl.*a- .** I te* fe t An d#r NutUr «f \ppllrallon fur Tal f>rrd I ndro s •rilutt «»f Ihr (ìi,i>lr«t Affluirà „ till; : No. ? i l Tl dilrd »ba’Illi -T»/ '.-r April "A. I*. Inn-g, ht> -rtl.il ..l>1 rt ritllr.tr n myinlTIr. anti haa mail* aeplir.Unn (or tax lirril to luu. In irro it«nr* * ;th 1.» Salil rtrilfleatp oralirnrr. Ill, fc'l-orlnir ilWrrImd property •Itualml l-t irfluit-tlt t'tiurtiy, Hnl'li, 11>-. 11: U l . I anti I, S-.l. jn I t. X*.. In. I . . a. 11 f t.fc 2H auf#-» Th* >*l'l lxn>l l.»lnc a«*...<l at th* d.tn ■if th, htu.nrr n( Aurh ririlllrit. In the asm. ,1 I nknuwn; tlnle» amid r.rUA,*lo • h*!i V« r« Imm.tl arrurdlns to low. tax ili- (I Will i«.u« th.r.on on in* IHh day of January, A. I). 1915. Wilnta. my uRtrlal aignaturr and xrat thia th, 9lh day of Hrr.mlwr, A I*. 10H. (•«all K. A. iMtl.’Iil.ASS, c’lrrk Cl-e-i* t'ourt Hamlnol. t'o,u r1(». I* * -o » r f MITIt I lie t, 111•*Ie r. e Inaili ut. 11 Ile 1 b e w o r d u t a l l , It ih n a n i li) Mitili, u h i . elicili t e ktiiiu th. i t “eie* w e e >T 1 .1 lili* I w • 1' 1 r.■ ‘ ’ ■tu Sra«*-ng*r w irk, yarbac# «rrvfr# and «trrrt .1 ,-ii'r «n*t '»««dlnr uf ifB-h I i - •h » • *1 . r rk 1 -1 * 1. uppuM l.i ■. ■ 11 alile iliinc- Imi ei.-ri «uni ti * 11 por i nielli l e Ile* . e i ! ne l l lu litl'i e n n il l e ile* >■ I» l'b.. III I le 1 iu!| n 1 In 1. itile Uftilrdl'ru fk ntl tiJ ( nrpi titrf*- .n •! I p e t 111" 11.) 1r 1■* ili* I I * 11 Jinn« r** *», Vitiffl* n .Sanferd I •• al l ’iiiuti No I7.M tu.-»»« * Ènt «tilt (inni '!‘liur«ilu> night at * o'Horl, in tin Eagles' Mull J. W M cl* -*.tr>. I M 1ire w * /S*' * 1'• al're.ld. ni B. P. 11 11. Suitfortl Lodge I lì 11 Miel li-"i ..lid l! ir-1 Wednesday me itroim-rol L im Si .md Palm ello Ave 0 . L. Tavlor It. !.. Peek J U i 1A l l O T r O M L E Y •. I MIS. l'rmltletl .1D- Kr I - Fashionable Patterns in Face Veils Pl umbi ng and Tkf Lake lire «•/e ( olmi II No. ” ! Juttim Order 1 1 ■ d U " tirili) M*i honies Gas Fitting W ork l i i- c c i u m M> P e r n o n a l Ailcnlum A nd lîo s l lilîortH 1 eh it I i|) Verie No. I S5.1 Indire every T utsdey nì|;ht ut 'w k I no •f S#<tl«in 3. T«»WII iìa ild ir g . r. H o ok- Ut ). • fortin P it’. e r t <i E. ikatimptedigAiiy and rare beauty of our wotk will appeal to you w U nn« To» contemplate the purehsse of a memorili for some departed loved one orarelniereitcd in tac purchaae of a public monument. *• eand Granite ^ “ltlo |K t* l« , i | , |1 Mr»« pc. d pun, »Wwait U Htiadtsd, e v »«k, «’ritt la n i x „ , wn oapi,tkl , JJ** *f r*« '«suirom.at, iod “ •Ht la t*Fp,gp»»l. rprc.ru. DoeU«t ct. tt«*ign, fr«e. ¡TUB CLARK MONUMENT CO. * i- , Telephone No 25 T . m i li : e • in [H/incs Poi ioiiicals Sr.da Water Confectionery 1rs and Tobaccos A -i* Opponilo City Unii Dstal and Newaan Streets Jacàaamffle, Florida » * * “4 4«panmaati laurier and «xt«rio« * «a » . — » - • • w m m g rd e t/ t o get INdifferent • fashlonnblc lijea of t h e ' pallenie In faco veil* one must either *ee them or see accurate reproductions of them, It I* Impossible to describe exactly what a few pictures of tho oesl putturns make plain enough. Hero Is a group Including somo of the patterns that are most popular j\)st now: • Rrnntl hats nnd blustering weather both Invite thiTMnf^illff faco veils They aro Indispensable for keeping the hair In placo about the face, and they nro vastly becoming. T h o fulibfulness with which enterprising manufac­ turers continuo to produco now pattèrna and to Impmvo and diversify thoso that have proved most becoming Is n tributo to women. It shows how woU they appreciate and take advan­ tage of tho becoralngnesa of the veil. There Is a pretty fad, which promIsos to bo long livid, for wcurlng tho veil over only the upper half o f , t h e fucc. «t reache* about to the tip of Iho no»e, leaving tho mouth nnd low cr part of the facet uncovered. This saves the troublo of taking it off or lifting Ik when It la necessary to taku a drink of w ater o r . at lunch time, Resides, tho veil lasts much longer, Is more comfortablo nnd In a good many Instances more boeoralng when worn In this way. Of the six snmples shown In the )il I I S I" III I N in III ut I V IH III il I \ .'ti \ll .■( IV !! l ei I 14 II l »»I (.all «»I 1*1. I oii*l I. «Il I».« tiirthttral ijuartw .il li I 1. lui. I V. 7. * ami lo *1 II I ni « », 1 «tot I II 1o 1oí « I. I, I and I 1*> t, I o* I. • >n<l 3 !•* Il I ot* t an*l H I l i Lol« -I and 'i II I> l*<ita I. I, .1. I. 6ami lo II K Lot• S. S and I * ' IT V I nt. 2. .1 and X 11 «1 lllil ti.II i*l lot. I. .* ariti P • i-l lui. I and « II II hola 2, 3 and » . • . Il A All dr.a I, 6 and 71 ' il il All d ... I, lì ami U! 12 t* All draa 1) II II Itola l, 2, 3, I and & ............... II All (lena A).......... , 18 P All dt-u 1, 2.TU il 'Afet. ?........... 12 li U>ta «. 7, a and 9 12 II Lola 2, 3. » ami t> PI A Lola 6, e, 7 and » 13 |l All of ___ r. 1.1 I» All ol I I P All ol 11 y All of. 13 C All ri . ; ............. • I N • I» All ni IN -:i Wral t * * third, „f -N U W«t tWo-lhird« of 3N 12 AM i>f Ih# fufr gui ne d*»#fiUrd lui* and l fork» b#lnf lot■ and block* nr *h** #ll Y Çf Harford, Bambini» muni) llanda, arr**«»! i»K t*» K K TrafTnrd'« fr*a|* ttirr«-'*f r#n»rifi*d I. iC» i'fTifr «>f t h» f Irr V • f thr t irrijit ‘ nun nf (franga » nur ' v Fl-inda, *n plat M« II, B! I’* | e f f f r t *r*> »aid fa tu i» b r ir»|f fnrmr'l) in drang» r«u»tt\ Flnrbli i ul» 1 tu 30 tn«luaivr ir*» t 2i of 11«*I•• fHr*| l'alatr ('^m| |n)r‘« Addition lo Han ferd, acrcrding lo plat ihrr#«»f raeord#d fn Fiai Hoqk M0" at page 9J. Ora«g* (’oualY Rarorda (raid land b#ing formrrry. In aald OfttHÉtt nu nty). I ci l t Work X ami lot« 1, 2 and 3, Hlork Y #1 F. II. Trafford*»-map «f th» town of Sanford according m plat thrfrof recorded >B l’Ut Hook "BH at pa«* 111 #t itq, Or* anga 1'oupty ftaccrd« («aid land«* baia* for­ merly In Oraria roünty, Florida^ U t I ilr«a* IS6.BI faat off north aid#) ol F. A. PnMftfin'a rvrrrr of an Addition to Poatk HanUrd, nrgordlng to plat tharaof SCENE FROM AT T R E IMI ERIAL TIÌEATER. JAN. 6th �V ■0 J,V PAGI . ^ g g f t ;sr_ THE SANFORD HERALD BRAVE STORM A R Y OF T H E WAR -T h e re ure in- » o u th west of Arahun.") | British ohscrv'aérions allied uf D escribes E astern Situation ^ n o v r i t i t n l' um ilili t h e whole i Berlin (via T he Hague and LonGerman line in th«- u»««i will he «l*>n. Dee 31 M»jo Moruhl. th«* postponed until after r«*ntindent» of m ilitary expert. diariissmg in the l«ocil Kitchener'» new arm y lak e t In-1 I n t r i d a t i the «-astern war s itu atio n field. Losses of the allie» in tenta- : »uy»; live thrust» forwurd here und then11 "All military uuthorliie huv have been heavy in propo rtio n to j agreed th a t th e Polish capital m ust the Ultimi in hieved, nini it is u n d e r-' noon lie evaeuate* its value us a stood the various lenders unite in I fortress, us is well known, is »light. the opinion thut the sarriflees en­ but th e stro n g ly fortified positions tailed by a g m u a l 'a d v a n c e at this in fro n t of the forts, it must be ex­ p ected, Will be well defend, d. Nevertime would b e , too great. ',r',-V*A«'. - V i r 1t ' i i h 7 w '_________JANUARY I. 191$ • FOR LIQUOR SING AS THEIR SHIP SINKS T h o u san d s of R u ss ia n » Sta n d In S n o w to L a y In S to c k B e fo re 5 a-* toons C lose. Petmgrnd. — Thousands of men. women and children stood in a driv­ ing snowstorm before the doors of the liquor shops on the lost day In which it was possible to purchase light wine and boor under the prohibition act of the Russian government, which has now become absolute. Applicants for a final supply of beverages came with baskets, sacks, carts and wheel­ barrows, many having pawned their Inst belongings to procure means to purchase. « This final prohibition act is the last of three distinct liquor reforms, the first curtailing the sale of vodka and the second abolishing It absolutely. The third measure extends tho prohi­ bition to every form of jilcoholtc drink In all portion» of «he empire under martial law-. Cities Included under the prohibition are Odessa. Warsaw, Mu» ^yowr, Kiev1 add virtually uJk-cÎtîcs of w estern Russia. 7^^ ~ “ Dead** H e n L a y s Eggs. “Oh. papa," excitedly shouted little R u ssia n T ra n s p o rt Men Qo to Death WUIIe.lamnnlo. running into Louis Lontirdo'e place of business, ' "one of Rathe«* T h a n S u rre n d e r to those chickens you killed last night T u rk s. has come to life and laid an egg." Much to Lenardo'a surprise, one of London—A dispatch to Reuter's Telegraph company from Petrograd the henH Ahlch he had stuck the night hefore and which bo had left far dead says: "A graphic account has been re­ was really alive ami standing by Its ceived here of the end of the Russian best cackling. The hen had laid a transport Truth, which tho Russians good sized egg. Lonardo caught tho sank rather than surrender h e r to the chlqken. examined it, and. sure, i All I«oeal Advertisement* 1 nd« Turkish cruiser Gocbcn. W hen called enough, It wan tho hen which he had This Heading THREE ( ENTS a upon (o surrender her captain headed attem pted to bleed with a penknife.— Line For Each Insertion. Minimum tho Truth for the shore, opened the Con lev Hie (Pa.) dispatch (o Philadel­ Charge 25 Cents. valves and blew a hole in the bottom phia Record of the vessel. Lieutenant Ragowsky perished while attempting to Are a Monster Aqueduct second charge of explosives. P art of Tho aqueduct conducting tho watent F O R SA LK the crew got off In boats, while the of tho Owens river to Los Angeles la others Jumped Into the water nnd were said to bo tho largest in the world It J «. > picked up by tho Turkish ships. IX designed to deliver a minimum of For Sale—-Five Whit«- \\ \ xut|ut|f “The ship's chaplain and a handful ¡58,000,000 gallon» of water dally Into Cockerels. Rex I’ackur-I | : i i » of men were left aboard A b tho ship the Sau Fernando reservoir, 25 miles went down tho chaplain was seen on northwest of tho city. No (lumping Sanford. deck giving tits blessing to the men plant is required, ns the source of sup­ For Sale -O range grnv« > bxrwho remain«.«! about him cheering and ply Is several hundred feet above tho g a i n . 'H w milt-» from <>> ■ singing th e natwnml anthem." city. Tho w ater will furnish a great - . . i {¿mount o f , power—.70,000 horsepower on the nhw E ast ( ’pant R\ 1h* run M 1 ' ! *rr* 1» anticipated—for- electric lighting Ing section of Florida PAPER RUN BY TELEPATHY . and other purposes. Tho total cost of rich hum m ock s at -.m ' i'Ut*. J. C, D avenport, Ado Hu.in at F re n c h P r is o n e r s In G e rm a n y P u b lis h H a. » and the Installation of Ihe power plant Np Sh eet to O vercom e L o n g in g w ill be approximately $5,000,000 more. fo r Home, « % For Sale— $ 3,000 buys a fine ply* ----• ' of property In tlK \city p.t s p,f Amsterdam.-—Ftcncli prisoner*, in Carlyle's Opinion of War. 1 c e n t t he investm ent. Address tho concentration camp of Zosscn. Food for grnpeshot, MesRelgneitm. rTT3V',?7<n4T city. near Berlin, uro publishing n weekly on ono condition: that thé shooter also --------------- »-*■----p a p w in tho French language, which .were raadu of.mudili Hat a n f o r t m a m r " * FOr SahJa^WKWcsufe -h r : .c fmk they call !«•' I t r r s u r —ftttl) JLtctahti. l«o lleraut boasts of being th e only ly ho I* limile.of flesh; under his buffs 1water fish busihe»». imi,. ,•,t fak ui.thn [taper which is in connection with the and bandoleers vour hired shooter 1ms ’.et», fish boat» a n d ga-i, Instincts, feelings, even a klrul of also fish house, etc I »>• ■d < . L whole world—by telepathy T he aim if the paper I» "to overcome the ar­ thought It Is tils kindred, hone of hl» Vincent. . • tfc dent longing for their gountry by tho bone, this name canaille that shall bo Hous«;» (or sale or rm.i M ...in reaction of a sound, amiable inoffen­ whiffed: he has brother* In It. a father nnd m other—living <m meal hunks and sive anti salutary humor For Sale 23 Im.i dried grass.—Carlyle H I* Fugle engin«- in gm-.| • S i g n i f i c a n t N a me . M Hai. «In I if* ti 11 I tu I N t i v n l h J u ijlf |#1 i lr r u II lak es it. I- s*-r I fflngll|Hirc Makepeace Is the liumo Hi flilih i.r 4 iU h l) M o rirla | 4 U n t r f ) I 13 \V. First St., Sanier.!. Ha M* O, < I . n I ruAU t* of tho place where tho German Inhabi­ V» -fp tants of the S tra its settlement and ad­ K. Il y I j l f r r f a n «1 M* •• W . I ' l l * tti*r, M - w11 . % t r a n r jacent British territories are being In­ aon, W i l l i a m I» *<kiHlff*. A(fulfill r o r Sale l n e a p Earn, rrruur », rre, A ( u n . t ui«), ■ r*»4j.nfiilita M i h terned l * i I ¡led, hour e ami , tup . ü fill - A r *«>| H* f if* ilgn Jr \\ with growing ero- I I fix l ‘*n S h o w s G e r m a n Sp i r i t . Reas on, si ckness U s flf * l II Ik. 1► .n Berilli A shopkeeper at Breslau Jl ImS ritirili« near Celery avenue tins nti advertisement in his window- W«I |iroinlt-lt)g to |>iiy ::o,mm marks «<» the :1»*“»" For >alc I .1 r ri, «lei man stililler w ho first lini«]» in 1C."«; »I- » -in a li tio ii-e ,it land l’rice $2,Otiti F. ri Il I balani«' at i l o a u r M e s . ( 1.,. . I Ben Bolt ft u fllli ' tf u ** al Moore's s t a ti o n The jntpufar song called "Ben Bolt" M i l* •I I lumia, J W I . f i V r * fluì* « ■ h V fr. ti t w a s not w r i t t e n b y nn E n g l i s h m a n . For Sal. I t, It» a u |ti«,i «. is Tb-mns Ininn Kng «■iron * 11 > l‘i .. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING T he tu rn of'" events in th e east, th e le s s 'it would reipi re *t ong forces where Russia appear* to be more to hold them . ‘It appears, moreover, a J f th e than holding her own, necessitates ne vert il A11w , ■ h a r d (»re»- ‘-Russimi Renerai staff attache« grefit. 'a u m - a r aBisr i *!'• German Hile» In the er importane«* in--bringi hr its main w is t to prevent th in ( om movinR forces unbroken behind the Vistula any more of their tronps to tliceasl- ra th e r th a n develop the full s t r e n g t h west thereof However, the plans ern tield. In the west the town o f I. Basse, of th e Russian st (I are unknow n, HELPING THE WOUNDED still held b y th e Germ ans is p rovint and hence, it is not impos-ihle fhiit to be one of the hardest problems it still intends holding (lie region the allied forces have to solve. The wes of the Vistula, with (roli.icul invaders h av e thrown up ex c ep tio n ­ prestige as the factor, despite th e ally stronff earthw orks a r o u n d La- (lungers a tte n d in g such a plan " A t nny* rate the defeat of th e i quartered in th e city. To t a k e this will | stronghold by direct assault would Russians north of the P lie mean, u tcrirbl# loss of life, b u t its settle th e fate of th e atm y o p erating ta k ln g 'is 'E s s e n tia l to any concerted in G-tlaciu." <*rA»ove forw ard in order to afford-pro­ tection to th e ullie*' * co m m u n ic a ­ A m ong the prornim-nl visitors to tions. the city this week was i^iuis E n tzAll news reaching London from minger, a former resident of this the east ten d s to confirm th e rout of co unty but now superintendent of the Austrian forces whi h now a p ­ the Sun d ay schools «if Ft. W orth. pear to be try in g to rtiake th e ir way Texas, the largest Sunday schools i i l77*uV9»-=I L«^2mE12«3 laboriously back over the l urpu- in t h e wtirltl Mr ■-'.titzrninger was Vojlru-Xj - ; t iiians T h ere are indications in her«- to a tte n d the funeral of hi* French «'olonlnls giving first aid lo London th a t the entire co n tinental father, J. N . Enixm inger. which o c ­ ono of their num ber Injured in the politica s itu a tio n which involves curred nt Longwood In the 25th battle with the Germans outside DlxGreece, Ita ly . Roumnuiu a n d Por­ Inst. tnude tugal s developing day by d a y . USE RUSE 600 YEARS OLD Even the participation n the The Touchstone of Charity. army of at least some ol those Nev.-r to despise never to Judge o r ,tl.h Employ With Success, Trick stales w ill soon he< unie a reality rashly, never to Interpret other men's used by ScoU at 0 a „ This in view of certain of the British ncltoii» jn nn 111 st-ns«-. lmt to com pas. nockburn. com m entators on I lie situ a tio n slonste 'ito-lr Iiillrmltli-H. In-nr ttu-lr Among the factors contributing t" burdens «-xctisn their weaknesses. Um.io,, A . orr.-sikindenl of the till-, situation is Italx's occupation of make up and consolidate the breach.-» lj01ll1tlII « hroni. le in norlborn l-Tance Ihnt , n.. rUBt, ..IIip| u>oa b> tbs Avlonu and th e reported rui iul u n ­ ofcharity hnpp.-n.-d by tl.Hr fault, to but.-lmperfectlon«4 mid ev.-r tolovo ■ K„ „ rh fn hHp nrtng about the d.-f.-at rest in Austria Hungary men. l e a even y.nir enemies ih-reln ,,f EllK, lflll tl( |tnm.ockburn In 13H i< lom isioi"- of true «liarity 1» hail |,0,,„ repeated successfully by tho Turki»h Loss Heavy known. N. Laussln firltlwh In Hi» battle of the Yser. He Petrograd flee 3(1 B elayed ini SJl V ,s , Ball, t horoughgoing American whose Transmission The pillowing com | "About twenty five ynr«Is in front of luttlle latterly was in \«-w J«T»e> Kllg V ictim * of W ild Beasts m unirai on from the general staff of) Chinn H!*«*s every year a thousand our trenches deep pits were dug. lUh was born In t'lilladelphta In ISB). th e army of th e ( ' uucumi» was given of her p.-opl«- fall victims to the f»*- T h ese wen- covered with ornnctH-s a nd was by prol es •ton a l a wye r Hu out here to n ig h t: rnclty of wolves, bears uml tigers and loose turf, as at Bannockburn, r«-pr>n tit«**, ll.e .Slltli cougt esslotiul "T h e b a ttle of Surilatn)»b a n Even little Knr*-a bus fnlled lo tntnlly utul into Hie*«« the Gi.rmans fell in d ts i t i «1 of N ' w 1« r-*-y in th»- FiftyT rans-C aucasia. 30 iiiiìm* *o«ithwe*t .^ te rm in a te thè long lmlr«-i| Hger Bu­ heaps, calling out pitiably when, too • t-ton.I ami Fifty t Itir«l i .ngressi-s oi Karsi uguinst large Turki*.h lon-e* Inrgest and must ferrtrlou» of ils klnd |flt«- tfo-vdisco« ere«) thè striti agoni continui*». ()ur artillery fi «• «li*«lilt-h infest» tle- mnuntain reglons Althrmgh ili«- («ermans more Ihan Hntorl«,*il A r m r d C o a l l B o n * perseti a «lr*»ng col unni of Turk» whol Theso formldabl«- rnan-ealers slaugh- BlleiJ thè pii», olhers carne nn In great S u th u u s a n ff K n g lU h tro o p s c o o jie r * imilaivorud- i o .sa v e. th u iu alv * » L y f « ^ Y»‘«rly nn avara«» of 2.000 peas- nutnb.T» nnd thè pila .noon becamn a flight after tmving tosi hall of th.-ir ■nl" “ »'• b u n i e r s - W i d e World Maga'*( «PI*«'*»« »‘«rrof The Ger ul«-d iti C r o m w e i r » l im e w i t l i t h è flight m ans struggled, cried and fought one F r e t i r h a r m y u m li- r T u r e r . n e u g u i n s t lllie c o n t in g e n t . another In their vain attem pts to ex- C o n ile A g a l l i , In 1672 fi,Obi) K n g l l s h ‘I’art of th«- Turkish forces con­ trlcato themselves. * Many were uccl w e r e s e lli I o l . e l p t h è F r r n c h e g a t n a t cen trated in th e region «if YulinizR ig h te o u s In d ig n a tio n dentally transfixed by Lhu bayonets of t h è D u lc li. , A n i o n g„ „ t h e s e , m i a J o h n Chutn Fuss are marching upon Ar«i"The Idea of not voting for a man those who had first fallen, while oth­ i t i u r c n l l l . w r i o s u n i i l l t f i r y i n l o n i n w o r o r nhan (Ardahnn is a fortified t o w n i n 1because lie goes to another church!" er» were shtit by comrades A shell nntlcoil l»v Turonno Al Nnvnrlno. too. T ra n-C sucasia 46 miles north w e st of exclaimed Mrs Twlckembury "I nev- fell into one pit ami (lit* nuddled mans tho litIhnh. Fr*-nrh and Ruistnu fleets vaoro joined iißnluHt tho Turk« w lOilti was (down uut of existence Kars. T h e Yalinz-Chatne l’as» is er b«*aril of such bigamy." ‘ K. . t *41. rill a f . a mont h VA 41 K « miri ol -f. I t •I I I« r I r c*r*»i ' I i-r. • •1 1 1 « « t 1 ,0 I * h s l n l t r' M, . \A 1 - «,J « -. " •• • ’ ' - A* , i f, , 1' » i 1 inti* • e • • «• * . 4* >•«,,*’ ' 4-1 « * h* i , n i J m x| Uf *, ' f i h r *« I'M* H» HI".-, » - . rt. 1 » n i*. *ri«l « h u t • ■ 1 ; m iili -1« IX 1 r I-1 ji «i ti * **• U rii e I « Nini h M •1 lim i iA ,«11«• t« • ...TT- u * « « r * * * 4 * « « - «r».. v » ♦ FO R P* r -Mti I « « R F V r » • «t I « • < u tu l ••» |h r ♦ -' « l’or Iti-ut K, Tli*'»* i«’fv, >nid v\ i . « l4«ITtl VI a - •-LJ. I I *P m k * Il u r l'altnet 11 I ■«riti ai" > » I 1I ¡MI' A r!» • i ♦«n Strili h * «r *i4atai I .««.re* YV t t.( I . f pun y, S u . i 1 «*1 2 ‘J -ì# N«it i h For Rent vr r d . ì 1Li IL a !• li-hi*. J'rftfisylyarila, nr« h e r , I,, **«U,/, *J a r i , I r e , tmITi**l it» ,»ì*r*T'at •»* M)** li lîî o i t o lu pi a I nt i ninni« «)v«t Yus« 11 I 4 u l « n i n i >n t Hl« r a u « * , p o t liitt-r lH « n Vïi«n Yowell & Co. 1 II». r u « y . t h e I»« i l s y o l K e t . i u k r y , A t l I S I S , [ i h r *«ffi» i) H n $ « rui** «lav u* t h i » m u r i it t» f t i r l H r r i» r« l rrr«1 t i m i «hi* in * t r •«#■ | m t ! *■ft « «I ir* f h*- > » n f . r «1 l l t r i t * j u l h - l i t il t n S«*m>n«»lr r i i ( | M > K l u f l l l a liflir a *f*k F«>r Relit To r. t nice rooms. Knx-lb-rit ilollars j«er nu»nt h dren I io|ntr. K I Ì*‘f f i v r n r vM*r ul l %r «. t *J t a AViî !*#••» I nitri a r i 1*r «. *♦ » * • f A ti. A » f**rV I Hr »«..if I ‘* f III. «f I * « U«A|..-Vt* r i r r u l l C ourt H r t r n i h H rm in o lr < o u n ly , I lurid a , Jatnca H < II*». i. K«»r joined H rr Ju d lr lk l C ircu it In ( b n r r r y J(o h in « « n , W i llia m For barn frock dm 1205 A'ork Ar m o li I «1 Ì ( ir n |> ir i \ m r> r jk f » t u»f , «Mit« * n offtr** nt J s c k t o n « »lit-. M e r d i . YY J V| «» «ri J r I r m I «" r*ili** <»»*•* n f*H u* ( ’ « im }«an > * ru r j » n r « H m n ««f * * *• , L < or tili n « . » h i n n H u » ih r t* in Plan d I, W I la on A T u im if H r - • f,° KoUHinn N a t Hotel Sufi «Irr* Ì* I* in girdin. . Apply W I. by H tt-H sfid , v« K t-nt ly iurmahed. KU'tlri* lr*f“ phone» barn. el»irk«*n vard ¿nd H, t l > l*«lrt *r «n<l A liev \Y f’•( in *!, T I’l r t o n V V a r lu « , M e r r i l l K Ten •it- 1» « Soli **il«if * p *mI of i ‘(iffh*. I f * i Min (i] a tn mHi N inni* 1 .jr A I ti f\ ». I \ v Ì* 4ix I r i - At r li Y T. ■ . *f F*r* I ilh iu C a m p a n y . a « « r (m i»( tnu ujrti*r IH* I» « « of F 'lo tid i t l . n r j r W l«or«l C o m a jin y , » r«jrju ra tio n u n d rr i h r I« » » of th * »tat* of r * n n « }|v a t d a , II B- I ’loof M irh in rr y C o m p a n y , a corporation under th * law « of tha «tat« of F lo rid a , C a in A (V f lr r r y Hollar C o m p a n y , a ro rj o ra tio n u rd * r th# law « of ih * a la ta of Flo rid a , and J . W . CJrav»«. * It ap paaritig from a ffid a vi: died Ir thi» rau«a. by Le ro y li. U ltra. S o lic ito r and uf Counaal for C o m p la in a n la , th at It It th * ba­ llai of afflarli th a t i h r m p c in d e n i» In this tau«#, W . I». San d ar», U ral** In m » G r* *n Shoa C o m p a n y , a - « o rp o ra il« » , (.«««(*• u l^Jld C o tn n a jiy , a c o rp o ratio n , ar* non rnaldanta o f th * at a t * ol F lo rid a ; and th at j th rlr p rrra n t placa of r e t i l a i c a 'a ra YYil.iam I). Sand ar«, ( o lum bu«. \lla«i«»|nni: (irurc«* W« Lo rd C o m p a n y , 1 2d* N o rth N in th «tra*», P h ilad e lp h ia P a n n a y l v a lila ; G ra tia In n a * G r**n b h o a . C o m p a n y . C h a rlrtto n , F r o th C aro lin a, and that »aid r«pund#n.t* ara o v*r th * I ( * of « s e n t ) o n * y rs rs , m il that th * r r I . no p rt*n ii in th * .t a t * nl K to iiila. th * •ef v (f* ol a *uli|>i>ena upon sh orn wmit.l M a il a sili resp o nd *nIs, Th*rVT«tr», you, W. II. H a n iln*. Brak« Inni* <ìr**n riho* ('otripany, a corporation, (ito rx * AA‘. I-or«J C o m p a n y , ari- h rreh y o rd rrrit to ap p*ar lo ih * h ill of ro m p la ln i, d u ly B ird in th i* *au a*. not later Ih a n M os- day th* Brat doy of Kehruary, A. I». IS IS th* »am* b*int a rule day of thla m uri; I l I« furth*r «-rd*«#« that (hi* notir* h* puhlyrhcd-.in Iho.Hnnfofd 4t*rnM;-s m.«»p<h*r' pubfiahod in 8*min«g* county. Ktorlds.-onco s »**k for By* ronwcullv* ,**ka. Wilnra*. K. A. Boucla**, Tlrrk of .aid -court and th * »*aI Ihcrruf thi* 31*1 day of Dtrttnhrr, A. I>. 191«. <•**» K. A. D O U G LA SS, G|*»k ('irruit Court, B y Jaa. C. flobtrl*. I). C. Davi« A Gil**, .« Rent <ioi>il -tv. . und house, tu-.ir 1 Sianoli, know >. \«ldr«-H» 1 u fi 1 1V ater St 1 ' »rm. (Um•»Jfi!-f. \F II.' . * on For Rent Two Big 1 1 . Mont. East Fimi stre«-l J '" ’ •Jl-tf Coca Cola C om pany Room« for Rent I♦ nishetl rooms well local* at 206 Third St For R ent— Two funnel" t r«*<*no. Gentlemen preferred Tolar, 807 AT *lt K. 1 J*. If Magnolia W A N T E D i ! ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * > ♦ ♦ » «**• > ** Good table board ut M' Jones, 206 Turk avenue lie W a n te d — Brick nnd r o n - r - ',qliiip,ney»1 _fqutid^tiq.ii3j 1' .. faction guaranteed. Add res Glidewell, P. 0 . Kox 8»S. " Ha. V “ ,,rk' ‘“0 “ «• ' fofa’ * T h e money is your- B £r* ■ this winner. It sell» t«> ev. r - 1"»»»* Solici Ior* A of Counaal tor Complainanla No talking necesauryl ' hl,‘ 1 a i- ty- s tr a n d t h e sale bi mwle. ion l«f rtE_ profit. T he wise »gent will -< free particulars. Adtlress I’ " 10 1092, city. 11jj r W a n te d —To exthat.g- " ^ talking machine recor«l-. l lu IM « of w ith o u t machine, for ">■' 1 "*'|d piano records. E nquire at lfl *“ F. J. TERRY Marble and Granite Monuments Tombstones,1 -etc. Lot Ho Eatlault •* V«r Work ¡X T -H-* V i, ; j Wonders of tbs S h a llo w : ^ Speaking of Ute wonders of fl 1*2 w . Church S t. Orlando, Fla. * -r— o lii» » die most remarkable frcaki iround shoal Water .during i »Hitnp swftso.v ■¿Ts. ‘’W *T: �h Kr*. THEY AUE COMENT; TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY EAIR ITiHKlI.ARY .Trd.Ilth, 51 h and lilh, 1915 ON TUESDAYS ANP. FRIDAYS SAN FO RD H ER A LD PUBLISHED • SEMI-WEEKLY I S S A N F O R D 1 L i/c F Walt h Lint rig S A NEO It II, F I. O ltlD A . T U E S D A Y , J V M VOLUME VI AUA 191.', NO 39. T Band » u m i l i .ii i *i if In ’ PRESS ASSOCIATIONS •; WILL MEET HERE <I « lug >1 I I. |. . t hi- mli the o| ' ii .nr I -i ’ h , LADIES ARE ACTIVE IN SEMINOLE FAIR •ii l:i „• .1.1, L*t by tli*' 1)\ i’. 111 l.,,ii,| ri-u \ . AT L0NGW00D ,v ; Lirn- oi l |.|,r. tn* n.ilV"w ».!i. , •• C O M M IT T E E \ Mr ON W O R K H AS B E E N III behalf ni t'.*- I.mil ; 1..ImKimI the public for lh. r ; ■ mu- . a p p o r t n n i v T i ’h I O I N 1 r .I ) ha* mil I....... vti t i l ivtlf In sent I«-:» en It eil ne-1|;. y . a n nrig-l For t h e -plcudid . | , n W, !llf ni ade |,y I ¡mil p n f d u i ' t * of »1he p a n t r y for. th e |{ 1L, '.II ■. , .......I ' p n i i o u i n e w -|.. I I .......... . ■ Itring iii"iie . , ■ • 1' •I . *• . . . • |. g ' . -it t'.r.t tr n n '.r ., n v !"• tt aa ••.i • W is e ly \mi n r. • ".■ !* >•• in afe Pu,g, lids fair ehange of x .Iw .ty * la d i* ' ..m l ..P .i » Ii. r, c o u n ty lit u i Ilo * o tlit-r I f i n . HEAVY i M ti.r i i . . ip> I ,* ,* . -t w•11 1 i t . ' nr*! pru>- , ,: . \i il.u ,' 111 * Í-. I l o ,T.| f. . 1 ..f . I ■- . i u ro ,s C*l 'FY W AS F I F C T F I ) rond V ., I M , air ,, I *t e i 1,n,r' tip . ,A||— L o o t a 1. A»i ,) , I*B ESI D E N T Th, Lakeland Tel eg ram of T h u r s ­ day »ay*- « With I he «election of Tallahassee a» the tiexf pi A c of meeting, a n d . » I L o I > r* « , 1■*. j I r. di Î h* (il upon mu .*,( AA •1 f. Mri '„] • , » » *♦r « i t * »i 1. i ................... i , . i .. 1 *1 **»$ I * . 1. I .- ,I • id 1 I " i AA U a lllt v Km 4» Í I. >1 *— .......... l,‘ **«h«' • r* 1 . . . «M b ! •MU*« » » i»t 1 1” I» i**». 1 » 1*.. » lu l l 1 1 » .1 ... . . . ' •) ' 11 . 1 f - Id u t to ! up %., .1 II 1 . n .iro P Co i I o l b •! Ane P i . d e n t M *s L o t t i e Tce•I ■*.*r t. i * .tiinoum e t ii., t arrange- 1er. Mamcaville. nienls have been inaile for an 'elab­ T reasurer Shelton Phillips, Wilorate decorated auto parade a* one listou. of 1he features |o lake place .on Secretary AA L. T u rn e r, InverThur*day. February Ith I» n ,*\ P* i ». d I•» I tv. o... I n I’.'il mil r| in* »»I 1 It I .¿i rii* "f P '“T\‘ * or two I. . " Uri-l n IAll es 11, •d'i «»hi a i ü11 \ r MiuiRiifui* «»I Lutti* 11... I M H* V ■,r J A( j ,i.t 1, \ 1T'» K - in . tt.l L . I ,.r 1. • !» 1 , .. i,i proli,,«, * to I j i ( TI I . » tirn I•* II ** i ..i. *o Mr t *t v. ku r» i»la«■*■«! in M»»mmntn»n o i I » . i l . . 11»*^ »' » f • ; /•"•) i »fu M fit 111 I £ * I • ‘ J t, V■• '»1 •) Vi.*»! {;• «tl l»*liw. .» fiij I*•*t f» «ir* f »I t I' * J. i Jh «I |i'r»Gtl *\ rrnvit II. t h r Iri t r l i i TH 1 \ ii« t' .il j « Ai*t*,titU t hut H a«* mt«*r- !, 1 . . . d A\ Al . - I , r, A !.. ' M. I . .. NARROW ESCAPE .. I IN A COLLISION , J iaas.a« -k a4 .0 I- Mi . i ■! A l­ 1■ I n ; i• I' I i It « ., t L - . v » , - head- f tir O 1 he following olli.er* «or, r le r t e d to verve .pirutg the ensui ng year I'r. .I, i \ 1 Mont.tgit, . Lake • - U g g ì -.1 Ai ». "I t..r i l le s e v e r a l i»1l1i >' « 1 ..«;*• • ir I* - .M " "» - 1*- II- » S ’ol *»• rompano"! - Htí* n*«— AA.rfi ., •*t..i>!\ tf ■ At I H I I t s P \ A. F E R ­ RI YltA lili. l*N J ! • %«' I fl ii. ’ • * '* I * • . f H , \ ...... »..lint, »a.«fI I l* • . .V, • • %* » it .»i»v. , -. I* •: i I t*»li.iti«!** *»t • 41li«r I )r •! 1 O l i g a o i l . I a l l e n t i l ^ .iriit\al ( «»nilirismi:i«»v\ ,m<l m«»* I Mniiiiivrur i** a“frmiK unit f«ir«*rful IP \ Al AA llardawiiv .iTt'd I , 1,0 , !■ ! I .*I I l i ni . , ' I I■a I i V v\ AA IP , : . ■ 1, a d -.1 ,1 . i du. : Mona J o'g.tni-sa Al It AA 1 I.o, , * Al ■ i o 1 1‘m . Ply t nm. AT, » \ • * , ’ .. Al, !.« «*D. •it g »igl.t ratnv tip o v .r the • '..III* of U A -c • Ì. i .d i !.. A l l - . ' «K, s | t f.íi i -, I ,1 . o II . • • vt lite, t i n g T a l l i , I ¡ts«r«* I . . P Ms I f <|. I ............. M* .*.( Al- 1 Ang >t*11, e (•.■eg »to- >*.M1Mot..,« P . * will I .i r, 11 M -i M l; ft . I,. t.«l L Lt a l i a.l.v'.S.*M«. . . , ulto: V I . e’’.,rr rr. . V * .a vL*.. *»f » t »14* r«*'h#iTllIfin, Ulkli - r*’« " f " m » *»* *- f r^r* » il ’ * rfr-. xn Tti * * *f Luh«! V. ' .1 » . Í •.« \ • . i *' I i * ■I f1tp ■ • Hfj’ * t n i u * \ »»I » In VA' \\ A' 1 « *»♦■!- 41 \ * 4 V*I « lin i I tf + 4 11** I*r I f t II -V ; .................... L . : ........... aV II ♦« »I t V • 1- nit . .f* 1 . -1 Ma Mr« H t Md', r «• •!..* i . t ,• I 1 In 1 AA AA U o \ .1 i l Mr . l . t t r l. id ' Needh llr.ir Mr ,, . , ;, m t oday. An aut omobi le excursion this afternoon, and a s h or t business * session, a n address b y Dr. Wed way and t he declamatmn cont est ’ thnlgfif* «ill bring to a close t In» sessions of what i* pronounced by m an y of thP cducatfor* mo>l rueevssful a n d *ati-Lit tory in,*,'ling tliey have ever , , ». •!.,d I BIG E V E N T T O T A K E I’l.A l K t . ■di' \\ \ ri . !. ,r," n I i n.t tritt dy ’ !■ V\!i" were tilt..t,|e to .(lien,Il J I u ra I . -It r,ai r, ,il ■ - ..f p'llovt t .' I L**,*T I t \ ,. AUTO PARADE FOR THE SEMINOLE FAIR I I I> \jr Ml* U i Mugi. toll. M A u g II--1 me; Mrs. .), W, Tysen, J a c k ­ sonville Mr." and Atri AA' 1. KP ! • Iter. AAim Pindén. My** Mr* < lia* l>. \ ... Berti! AAIV . Hid Mr* Il K Tr U...... M M At '' it I >f 1 u l w o d " *. d .. i ’" d . -m u ..I If. r t I 1| . on *. ,¡ ,* I • I fo o d 1 \ .. . *. t g I, p it ,1.. •• •! ■ .,u ! . . • a ■i„ ■ !'* fv‘ »! ,1 *11 Í r¡4. * - »* ! A1 ! . heart 1 s. |. ,| c u i t l e , u, * ritti, « o r k a n d Ihr Pel t c rm e l l t of I lie food p r o p i n e il r, • .. I -i . -.1 1 e. *i lin'd 1lie) V¡cid All ih ,i *!.. . ;,*.,, Ii , i » "i.i »■i And t , :L -inii ¡ > l \ 1 • ‘ * ill I L I U M , ii lA.tr i, .**> \ M i .. 1 AU I • ill V I. » 11 * i r » \ 1. i i m î * a 11 , GF«> I" LO SS iti I , 1 ,. I eutly •- erd.y liort.ll.g g u lt,.l l | e Dyal-l ptdiurch building, a six sto ry »tructure in the licuri of the lutsincss ilistriet, causing tin approxim ate los*, of B^jOOU. T he tire «a» dis­ covered at I Ifi a 111 , a« tli,m. v t.r.'r. through the roof the tu*- i , , illg -turt'.l 111 till' elevator - I ill tu, ti..* lop thi„r of tl..* P ul,but' ».,* ' *. I lit, d Stall S AA. I I . . l i t r c . l . *s ti | ■11 W., s 1,U »1*i V AI- . li. *i, the roof falling m an d destroying all valuable implements, re. ,,r,Is. * hurt** etc 1 her,- »,-re lull three v.ii'aiit others in the building, ail being filled by lawyers, physicians, iimurance companies, realty men, etc., and valuable papers, and oilier J u r nilirre wete almost u to tal loss. A general alarm was sent in which called every piece of a p p a ra tu s in the fire departm ent and; for a time, ;------ when the w a te r pressure wan poor. It looked as though adjoining property »as doomed. On .the ground tloor twp stores were badly damaged by water and smoke. The wntite fifth »nd sixth flours of the building were completely ruined, an d Doors below w*ro Hooded with water. Firemen remained on the scene until after 7 «hi« morning. ' The Dyal-Upchurch building wan erected in 1901, j u i t after the grrat .. . .which destroyed prac­ tically the entire city, and was for y*ari the tallest oflice building in Jacksonville. It is situ ated on the corner of Bay find Mai'ft streets in «he heart of the business part of town, and only a block from tho river. • 13» . ' w ill ’ .its at .1 toi, rii.itioi . I ni'pLty* ,<l i various food products in t h e state. seasons In this t h e ladle* «ill l>e currying out t he r e al welfare ' p i n t of their pu*ve* *|,,« ,r- i ■ ■ JACKSONVILLE HAS - • ^S E R IO U S -BLAZE] ID \L- l IM I I I ID il Ni In.ve such goed thing* to eat. " t After every one had partaken of t h e lunititiful Spread, the UigiUdvV.k ( U i 'T0 i ! ' 1 JQ m ciation, Mr*. ,C. E. Wa l k e r t'ntr a pleasant .informili i l lie *>■> c l , r\ Mr* I S I l ■ •? eiltier or gu III MI I'.'li. •' III' til* |:llt 1-, 11pi I s i F F F .U S I'o n ii it l l I , • • . 1' uur;. many aftd lake advantage of t lui facilities olierei! for info/matioii. for printing and advertising and «rilin g letter*, etc. The Vu-r.dipiarior* in- the* pt.ree for i lie i ran* net ion of frrt r» t'uvir.CM* 1* .1 M 1 *■ '* t in, ,ille',i"OM and "t ig it (-■ i." . . hr 1 ' " *1*i . *I V • '«ti get l"iliif that lilg ,'l lo eiltief it.., ’ o ,’ ••I t t*»r •! dir,-< tern if they *o vvi-»1» giving I lie • * J -• *«*! * i i; aa djilv paper 'Live* a **iate< I,, ,*• » \1 , . Pa' v t ■, t h' tr job* » • *■i t 1• . m o n o .......... .. . u. 11 r , , i ’ ■ * ■ "• •! ■ t, llie .'••nun,d.* t o u i . l v to i* in T H E SA N I O B I ) M A S O N S O B ­ « K e n i l a n i - . I " a n s w e r n i l tp re .- tio n * fneiiu S E R V E LA ST M E E T I N G ..ed supply- print* .! m a r i e r a n d ad ,,,,| ...... 11 t - n i m u ■>r . i u i •• « i In .i ; . ( , O F H I E YEAR t*> ..*l,ii,l lie huud- , ■f u s r y expeciaìly a re - requeued to come in s o r r y wo can't go this year, ihey iin t he ihfneUon." i- R o t . l ' i ' - N> •' '■• 11•i. . a n d th » ’ h e a d * o f t h e d il T e r e p t no check* go here V- * l i n, ,» THE PASSING YEAR Ii,-,- at Ninforii I- pul' iind viriiiiuiv in exert re*peel I- illler l lie >.:tiford rat' - lor (lie iieru'ioii It.i if e r n uK e t h e line a c r o r i l l n g l v t h e u e \ l mo r ni ng. B r i n g y o u r w i v e , if t o i l ' *. , ot ’ •• I ni d on' » b t l m i t i e >•'!••• w if e I *vie. f*i W. I*. ENME. roue here first. W e « ill then in tro ­ duce you to the M ayo r and C hief of J’olire. you » ill tell them how nuJ, ). ........ ) ) on ha v e ¡ilo! t h> . A. I». MONTAGUE. OF. LAKE .. atolli,dole vpeeiL. dl’IOuiu front ,v'* J a- quartera and you are supposed «ill fie FLA. EDUCATORS. CLOSE FINE MEETING preti ' ‘ * .le itio n of the o Ilicer* for the -11’' id ..... . ■' gr,**** i*¿r t he j navs.r ordered it ’ mnv in*, killed u n given in 1‘rnf St ih, \%c|| ' I,noth* a r r a n g e d for t h a t purpose, Miiai: oy «ti............ .. .1 h.-t Sear „ g h , ' .,i„l d u ll U* I,une. I f^ee do« n-f •’•yuing year, the Florida Educa* known mu'li'lali of Sanf-.r I. « f t " «o The f..lr he ad' ina ni T» n* open at " d " ' f* I * . ' ^ n t ' , l u i t 1 ','in g itila P ie j ., r , | in i p u c k l im e m i a * t o d e s t r o y tional Awociution practically c o m ­ alily i ns t r uc t ed i hc m t f . '.ait s,*ar. *>11 time* u n d t he ladies of t h e c ount y t o all* nti litis y e a r sani, " I ’l.pa, Fill t i n germs a n d p r e v en t the spread o pleted its laliors s h o rtly uftor noon the i .» the men, T>> ..11 those who » I 'l l The Herald office » ill (,.||,i* MOll • f r in F ebrua ry alni* the (um >, wulh ,popular » r;u ,r. ..( ,M. ' f’o g ' Irom ,\ prit !3lh lo \pril I .th. t .o r hunier*. frulli .« p ie Miller I »■ , mtiiT J'll't ; n I t « 1 **11 I-i r.i Fehruary I ' t . war talker* no I r li , r day l„ ali « h o .?; *t •** ■I,*•1 t l . I <1 m .iii *.in. a man «ho a d e p t * um iliai reunion **! ilo* l.ong«no.| a pap, r lor tf u r year* and th e n , t l*TH lllll ÎL \' f*• To «fieli ili. lijll i. p r t '. l l t e d say * **I fith. h a n ;. e ur .but I.,. w t:., ,r .ii.il.;, i tv r.ii'l- i I’ll** Seminole r o i i n t y afe ho Itili ,.f L, m,i>t taking un m i n » int'-r, « in the iifirsjia|i'W d,rm g pi, \<t 1,;. * n>t( uj i i , . M.nhi* RcgionT»*Associal ion j [he South Florida Association „„I tin .Ai-tillvi* rn m m ittee of tin yiorui.i Association. *>» a<foutti of the belter train rnnnectioti» in the afternoon the S outh Florida Press Association »ill hold their m eetin g In th e w e n i n g . T h e Lake Region »ill meet a t 2 p. in. if possible. The executive com m ittee «ill mfet al 3 p. m. <>r L i t e r in t h e AVitfrig. . At forr'r'fhF'-enfrens NFinf to take .the newspaper men a ride owr the .elery field** a n d .it H they wiU have .i dinner at one of th e hot,I>. the guests of the Sun ford Commercial C'tO» T he complete , i i . i u l . r rW tulli >, j i e i n h e r t>i. 'prilli; poet » frinii M a r ch 1st to lu in1 FANCY T H F . S K T T I . K U S A S S O C I A T I O N H E L D A FINK M EETIN G A PLAS T 1 1 I N P A A riii* boy * tu, \ t only i,,*• i pl.t) ttii: ,i ,,e n t r a i n s d e r ni jli I h,‘ ii lumi house lirtiifi' a i FRIPAV WILL UK N E W S P A P E R DAY IN T H E CITY O F SA N TO III) Nt.v. Friday. J a n u a r y ford1 «!>' On- _ _ Ni'« I *«1mr I «« /.» n * lit H r , .i V*I 1 .»11 I hr **!,»'• - ' hl* ; M •• ti a RANDAN ON WH E E L Iti N Dl »AA N B A AN Al 111M t >HI I i: Anl" it,"i.ili a. • oli ut» are I«.,-,rul­ u.ri ii , all « .,rii, *l Us-s tli, , „tintig ing com mou uiwi every day c h ro n ­ ,-opti-d Monday, »hen a radius of fifty miles in,* pro',*ut. w|. 1 is - II liouilllIT,ese a r e just a few of I ho t h u g* (nr t h e fievt meoiMm: «:,« icles some injury received by those lull)' s u p p l i e d «lili ai noble fi u ina II- lo be o u d o r i n ken t,y t h e Atom * lo 1,** hold on tl.,- i bird S.iturd.i'. n. [rom Sanford »ill tie "covered who drive r*t seemingly with the b .M Ul if ill LinUnry. 1 •• 1 1 * ity. a nd to* dr,*« a Itlisl 1 • ■■n ni ut, i . a '• ti I , i I >•e i ....... v . -«i I t epur t in,* m it" nyt 1 tl >t r..ad' «ero ‘ inaiU* for ,t p II K ... •• . I .v el *' Pl< t u f "I « brilliant li.tur, lor Mo l l . r o ar e l » o , I* ■■Ite.t .. - al",,« t tr An.- -i . -S': r v . , »d M , > I I ,1 , >c Of" • • t |. r u la , t- . I ,. * - ., i : • ", i i L • . i .- . i ... , M i > >\ | • l ■■ » ' ■ i :t nd I In* vj.fi—'l " - - ( ' 1* 'ti 1 1 ii ■ 11 , I I I , r,*v p*,r i ' . 1 1* - 1 Al 11■•tv : IM R< rt \ S K K S O F I l f ) I I I P R O I ' E R T A AVILI. BK« O M I hand* s A N F O R D RESIDENTS and tli»' spiritual T entitle is being pa lib* Innlt under the dir*. ( l l l l l ol T'lu" old d a y s are re tu rn in g to Overseers of tin* work. ford The retiring o i l i e r ' furl her dis­ Today IL D Waring a n d a".>,i tinguished Past Mir-tet I- I M H'-r liter, „lien a suite of oHires ‘on T •' iy presenting lum. through 1 I* Forster with a mm* personal tribute sc, imd tloor of t tie Hisliirp block alld in the form of a hiindsonoly gold t hf otlicun will - ho u scene of ac­ mounted, engraved, silk uml,relia, in tivity. for in them »ill be transacted leather case. T he oilier« » h<> la­ the large volum e of business inci­ bored with Past Master Miller, as servants to the fraternity are par dental to t h e disposing of the land' Ocularly proud of tin* years record, and farms of the Holden Rea) Es­ it having been the most notable in tate Co. many points. There were two As Mr. W aring stated t o u repre­ church corner stones laid Tlier sentative of The Herald last week were forty-eight degrees conferred he expects to place these vast hold­ upon sixteen new members. T here ings on th o trierket at once a n d will was official a tte n d a n ce at the fu n e r­ sell rity p ro p e rty and develop in als of three brothers, and in point of every way t h e city und country*. attenda nce tfiero was’ a t each m eet­ One of t h e prime object« of coming ing a full quo rp m of officers a n d the to Sanford was the building <»f a tie» largest averago attendance of m em­ hotel and t h i s great work will also oc­ bers than qyer before in th e his­ cupy th e ir attention In connection to ry of Sanford Lodge No. 62. In with t h e i r real estate operations. addition to this a new record for The a d v e n t of Mr. W arin g and having present a t one meeting sev­ his associates into the business life of enty-five members. this rity will lw> fraught w ith gioat The firemen did excellent work Tho 1914 officers leave the Blue importance aa it will serve to liven ■Iter the high presaure service be­ Lodge with 113 member» a full up business along every ch annel and came regulated and their quick work treasury, a clean record a n d best us all of t h e m are live wires they can saved several buildings adjoining wishes for the New A’.*ar be depended upon to boost the city Ownera of the building state th a t It is fitting to mention th a t Past und co unty along every line. tb*- structure, which originally cost High Priest O. L. Taylor, during This c o m p a n y is in com m unication *H5,000, • was dam aged sixty-five the joint ceremonies of installation with m a n y investors in th o north P*c cent. *» ___ • of new Masonic officers found *>p- who are e a g e r to purchase p arts of portunlty to present each past of­ the real e a tn tc and also wish to in­ Fair Decorations .In regard to decorations for Coun ficer of th e Monroe C hapter No. 15 vest in t h e hotel and It is safe to as­ ■ttentloix’of public is with a very precious remem brance. sert t h a t t h e y will add greatly to Monroe C h a p te r too has enjoyed Hanford’s population in t h e next call»d to it t h a t th e co unty colors R E D A N D W H I T E i n d t h a t a most liberal growth. P a s t High twelve m o n t h s as many new people these colors should be freely used Priest 0 . L. T aylor has kept pace will be h e r e In a few weeks to look over the c ity . along with the red, white and blue (C ontinued on Page E ight) *• * r, - i r , ..oil ••v, r-v nu.I tonic L, I- il.ll i 1. * • - ’kiiiìIrÌBwifr nN| I II N D I l K D Mt ) RF ( AR I O AM S S I I I I M M l) < ) A E li EAST SE A S O N J u s t nr. a gentle reitund'-r to t lie » „ r i d at large t h a t ¡Linford i- ilo g r e a t e s t » I t i l . T V e g e t a tile .'llt.'l III I he »orld I'he 11•■r -t 1.t i, i i u m i i n >■* t h a t s i n c e t h e M'liiom f.»r l e t t u c e be g u n m N o v e m b e r a n d u p t o t h e ;!l»t of D e c e m b e r 5.'ll r e f r i g e r a t o r cvira of l e t t u c e a n d M) .-ur- of l e t lu . i * by e x p r e s s » e r e s h i p p e d f r o m 11«»** s e c t i o n . S o m e ot the lettuce did not firing good price' on ,i< count >d the in elem ent went her AAe hav e hu d all kinds of west her flout a front to s u m m e r heal and fogs and mist and it hus worked a hardship on the let­ tu ce grower* hut lettuce last S a tu r­ day brought 14 ami 44,50 in the n o rth e r n markets and yesterday let­ tuce brfiugh« $2.60 to $3.75 in e a s te rn mnrkets and oven better prices in some of the western markets* L ettu c e s* one of the great as t crops of tho Sanford section. Celery is supposed to be king and of course com es in for a share of the spotlight of p ublicity and will follow later. J u s t now cauliflower is coming into full bloom and this really fine vegetable is bringing a good price In the local markets and also ill the n o rth e rn markets CituhHower is f ust becoming om* ol the big crops here and the grower* usually get good prices, providing the weathe^ is clear and cool. T h e growers here are expecting a good season-and from this time on un til th e last crops are harvested in th e l a te summer the g ro w e rs 'will be busy getting their crops to the marketa a n d placing the money in their b roadcloth pocket. ol I. i I..' ■» • * I , > I , • ' * ,!rn . t ua u m Ilia fila v t>* r ..t I be in should be ever* •!• inm, •I l.ocl"-1 i». I on tt.< • . • ., I «•v >•r y 11)11* t lint ,.| la • Hit, ,1 - i . I l l , ' T o . , . i . imi * ! r* , I •* or ilcuih -i ,(i( ne >1 gr, at ■r I .tl \ i 11.i i « ill r c 'i il t . ritteic-t lo Hit. Linuiug community One of the most narrow escapes in general from d e a th that that# of Meorge For a maiden fair the prn*|H',*t* AVandull last .Sunday, » h o , as he are extremely bright and reach tar « as returning from his farm on his .,!,,,ve I lie highest hopes anticipated »heel on the AAest Side » a s run by t tie several .-(I 111mil tees The do« ii by an auto and drugged for lime lias conn* for actions and deeds some distance before th e car was not worris, so let's ull pull together Mopped Mr- AA'unilull suffered se­ end put Semin,do c.ounsy »Ml the map ver, il contusions on the body, was , for good and always badly bruised .ill over the body, his leg. broken in two places and he » u s " T h e Lucky D ogs" .almost dead »In-n rescued from lijs One day last «cek a party com (Visition under the . a r uti.Dlnkcn to, posed of (’ O. Hull. Wiley Hudson. the physician, Edrf Riggers and John Deal returned Mr. Wahdall's version of the af­ from the AA’ekiwa s»um p* »¡th two fair was t h a t he » as riding his wheel Hue bucks, each ««ighing about 200 and hearing the car took the s b b j o f pounds. These deer were both killed before the road when the car dragged WAV a young doh (pup).l>elonglng to Mr. the road when the car ra n into him a ml dragged him for a d istance be­ Hudson, although the two older fore it stopped. The car was said to dogs did aonife fine work also a gyp) belong to a gentleman from Michi­ Ilessio belonging to Edd Diggers, gan who regretted t ho accident an d but the pup bid* fair lo excel a n y ­ stopped to do all he could in tho thing that has come down the hike so far. This is the thir deer killed m atter. He gave his n am e as F. E. at the head of this (pup) this season. Brown und stated th at he would be at A ltam onte. Mr. W andall exjiects ONE OF T H E P A R T Y . to go to th e AVayrross hospital for Try Dynamiting trea tm e n t and at this tim e the real Jacksonville, Fla., Jan. 6.— An a t ­ _extent of his injuries are unknown te m p t was made S aturday night by but the physician* think he will re­ un kn<>« n persons to blow up the cover plant gf the E O. Painter Fertiliser It «ns nothing short of a mirnelo Works, on the south side of the river that he was nut killed an d luid iho The explosion was terrific mid was accident occurred on the brick i n ­ heard ull over Jacksonville, causing stead of the annd road there is nil great excitement. doubt b u t what he would have been T he work was evidently* th a t of killed. am ateurs, for the sticks of dynam ite The real frets in th" case will were so carelessly placed th a t they probably be brought nut as soon a t did not wreck the plant, doing only Mr. W andall end the parties in tho slight damage. Sheriff Dowling a n d car can be brought together, as his deputies arc working on the case, neither of them are a t present in but have as yet no dirpet clue. ilio city. Iho*. • *• " - •-----:----- -»------I d ­ , *|,—1r. il "i tI i I.tit it m in,. a . In , v f i n , l i t • ,*ti. i LETTUCE JUMPS NEW INVESTORS OPEN OFFICES TO GREAT PRICES ■ Ii, ,.•!•! . " ■ .' ,,*.,,!. 1L. t . . .. ■•. r. I t ., I tiii’i » v■* ■a. AM � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1915 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 01, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 01, 1915. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 01, 1915; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/00c6e3dd240855ad3064295274489cd7.pdf 60d2dc05657c1aba053b3a911c9c8282 PDF Text Text V ■0 J,V PAGI . ^ w THE SANFORD HERALD BRAVE STORM ARY OF THE WAR -T h e re ure in- » o u th west of Arahun.") | British ohscrv'aérions allied uf D escribes E astern Situation ^ n o v r i t i t n l' um ilili t h e whole i Berlin (via T he Hague and LonGerman line in th«- u»««i will he «l*>n. Dee 31 M»jo Moruhl. th«* postponed until after r«*ntindent» of m ilitary expert. diariissmg in the l«ocil Kitchener'» new arm y lak e t In- 1 I n t r i d a t i the «-astern war s itu atio n field. Losses of the allie» in tenta- : »uy»; live thrust» forwurd here und then11 "All military uuthorliie huv have been heavy in propo rtio n to j agreed th a t th e Polish capital m ust the Ultimi in hieved, nini it is u n d e r-' noon lie evaeuate* its value us a stood the various lenders unite in I fortress, us is well known, is »light. the opinion thut the sarriflees en­ b u t th e s tro n g ly fo rtifie d positions tailed by a g m u a l 'a d v a n c e at this in fro n t of th e forts, it must be e x ­ p e c te d , Will be well defend, d. Nevertime would b e , too great. ',r',-V*A«'. -V ir 1 t ' iih g g f t ;sr_ 7 '_________JANUARY I. 191$ • FOR LIQUOR SING AS THEIR SHIP SINKS Thousands of Russian» Stand In Snow to Lay In Stock Before 5a-* toons Close. Petmgrnd. — Thousands of men. women and children stood in a driv­ ing snowstorm before the doors of the liquor shops on the lost day In which it was possible to purchase light wine and boor under the prohibition act of the Russian government, which has now become absolute. Applicants for a final supply of beverages came with baskets, sacks, carts and wheel­ barrows, many having pawned their Inst belongings to procure means to purchase. « This final prohibition act is the last of three distinct liquor reforms, the first curtailing the sale of vodka and the second abolishing It absolutely. The third measure extends tho prohi­ bition to every form of jilcoholtc drink In all portion» of «he empire under martial law-. Cities Included under the prohibition are Odessa. Warsaw, Mu» ^yowr, Kiev1 add virtually uJk-cÎtîcs of w estern Russia. 7 ^^ ~ T he tu rn of'" events in th e east, th e le s s 'it would reipi re *t ong forces where Russia appear* to be more to h o ld th e m . ‘It appears, moreover, a J f th e than holding her own, necessitates ne vert il A11w , ■ h a r d (»re»- ‘-Russimi Renerai staff attache« grefit. 'a u m - a r aBisr i *!'• German Hile» In the er importane«* in--bringi hr its main w is t to prevent th in ( om movinR forces unbroken behind the Vistula any more of their tronps to tliceasl- ra th e r th a n develop the full s t r e n g t h west thereof However, the plans ern tield. In the west the town o f I. Basse, of th e Russian st (I are unknow n, HELPING THE WOUNDED still held b y th e Germ ans is p rovint and hence, it is not impos-ihle fhiit to be one of the hardest problems it still intends holding (lie region the allied forces have to solve. The wes of the Vistula, with (roli.icul invaders h av e thrown up ex c ep tio n ­ prestige as the factor, despite th e ally stronff earthw orks a r o u n d La- (lungers a tte n d in g such a plan " A t nny* rate the defeat of th e i quartered in th e city. To t a k e this will | stronghold by direct assault would Russians north of the P lie mean, u tcrirbl# loss of life, b u t its settle th e fate of th e atm y o p erating ta k ln g 'is 'E s s e n tia l to any concerted in G-tlaciu." <*rA»ove forw ard in order to afford-pro­ tection to th e ullie*' * co m m u n ic a ­ A m ong the prornim-nl visitors to tions. the city this week was i^iuis E n tzAll news reaching London from minger, a former resident of this the east ten d s to confirm th e rout of co unty but now superintendent of the Austrian forces whi h now a p ­ the Sun d ay schools «if Ft. W orth. pear to be try in g to rtiake th e ir way Texas, the largest Sunday schools i i l77*uV9»-=I L«^2mE12«3 laboriously back over the l urpu- in t h e wtirltl Mr ■-'.titzrninger was Vojlru-Xj - ; t iiians T h ere are indications in her«- to a tte n d the funeral of hi* French «'olonlnls giving first aid lo London th a t the entire co n tinental father, J. N . Enixm inger. which o c ­ ono of their num ber Injured in the politica s itu a tio n which involves curred nt Longwood In the 25th battle with the Germans outside DlxGreece, Ita ly . Roumnuiu a n d Por­ Inst. tnude tugal s developing day by d a y . USE RUSE 600 YEARS OLD Even the participation n the The Touchstone of Charity. army of at least some ol those Nev.-r to despise never to Judge o r ,tl.h Employ With Success, Trick stales w ill soon he< unie a reality rashly, never to Interpret other men's used by ScoU at 0 a „ This in view of certain of the British ncltoii» jn nn 111 st-ns«-. lmt to com pas. nockburn. com m entators on I lie situ a tio n slonste 'ito-lr Iiillrmltli-H. In-nr ttu-lr Among the factors contributing t" burdens «-xctisn their weaknesses. Um.io,, A . orr.-sikindenl of the till-, situation is Italx's occupation of make up and consolidate the breach.-» lj01ll1tlII « hroni. le in norlborn l-Tance Ihnt , n.. rUBt, ..IIip| u>oa b> tbs Avlonu and th e reported rui iul u n ­ ofcharity hnpp.-n.-d by tl.Hr fault, to but.-lmperfectlon « 4 mid ev.-r tolovo ■ K„ „ rh fn hHp nrtng about the d.-f.-at rest in Austria Hungary men. l e a even y.nir enemies ih-reln ,,f EllK, lflll tl( |tnm.ockburn In 13H i< lom isioi"- of true «liarity 1 » hail |,0,,„ repeated successfully by tho Turki»h Loss Heavy known. N. Laussln firltlwh In Hi» battle of the Yser. He Petrograd flee 3(1 B elayed ini SJl V ,s , Transmission The pillowing com | "About twenty five ynr«Is in front of V i c t i m * of W i l d B e a s t s m unirai on from the general staff of) Chinn H!*«*s every year a thousand our trenches deep pits were dug. th e army of th e ( ' uucumi» was given of her p.-opl«- fall victims to the f»*- T h ese wen- covered with ornnctH-s out here to n ig h t: rnclty of wolves, bears uml tigers and loose turf, as at Bannockburn, "T h e b a ttle of Surilatn)»b a n Even little Knr*-a bus fnlled lo tntnlly utul into Hie*«« the Gi.rmans fell in T rans-C aucasia. 30 iiiiìm* *o«ithwe*t .^ te rm in a te thè long lmlr«-i| Hger Bu­ heaps, calling out pitiably when, too oi Karsi uguinst large Turki*.h lon-e* Inrgest and must ferrtrlou» of ils klnd |flt«- tfo-vdisco« ere«) thè striti agoni continui*». ()ur artillery fi «• «li*«lilt-h infest» tle- mnuntain reglons Althrmgh ili«- («ermans more Ihan perseti a «lr*»ng col unni of Turk» whol Theso formldabl«- rnan-ealers slaugh- BlleiJ thè pii», olhers carne nn In great imilaivorud- i o .sa v e. th u iu alv * » L y f « ^ Y»‘«rly nn avara«» of 2.000 peas- nutnb.T» nnd thè pila .noon becamn a flight after tmving tosi hall of th.-ir ■nl" “ »'• b u n i e r s - W i d e World Maga'*( «PI*«'*»« »‘«rrof The Ger flight m ans struggled, cried and fought one lllie contingent. another In their vain attem pts to ex‘I’art of th«- Turkish forces con­ trlcato themselves. * Many were uccl cen trated in th e region «if YulinizRighteous Indignation dentally transfixed by Lhu bayonets of Chutn Fuss are marching upon Ar«i"The Idea of not voting for a man those who had first fallen, while oth­ r nhan (Ardahnn is a fortified t o w n i n 1 because lie goes to another church!" er» were shtit by comrades A shell T ra n-C sucasia 46 miles north w e st of exclaimed Mrs Twlckembury "I nev- fell into one pit ami (lit* nuddled mans w lOilti was (down uut of existence Kars. T h e Yalinz-Chatne l’as» is er b«*aril of such bigamy." “ Dead** Hen Lays Eggs. “Oh. papa," excitedly shouted little Russian Transport Men Qo to Death WUIIe.lamnnlo. running into Louis Lontirdo'e place of business, ' "one of Rathe«* Than Surrender to those chickens you killed last night Turks. has come to life and laid an egg." Much to Lenardo'a surprise, one of London—A dispatch to Reuter's Telegraph company from Petrograd the henH Ahlch he had stuck the night hefore and which bo had left far dead says: "A graphic account has been re­ was really alive ami standing by Its ceived here of the end of the Russian best cackling. The hen had laid a transport Truth, which tho Russians good sized egg. Lonardo caught tho sank rather than surrender h e r to the chlqken. examined it, and. sure, i All I«oeal Advertisement* 1 nd« Turkish cruiser Gocbcn. W hen called enough, It wan tho hen which he had This Heading THREE ( ENTS a upon (o surrender her captain headed attem pted to bleed with a penknife.— Line For Each Insertion. Minimum tho Truth for the shore, opened the Con lev Hie (Pa.) dispatch (o Philadel­ Charge 25 Cents. valves and blew a hole in the bottom phia Record of the vessel. Lieutenant Ragowsky perished while attempting to Are a Monster Aqueduct second charge of explosives. P art of Tho aqueduct conducting tho watent the crew got off In boats, while the of tho Owens river to Los Angeles la others Jumped Into the water nnd were said to bo tho largest in the world It J «. > picked up by tho Turkish ships. IX designed to deliver a minimum of For Sale—-Five Whit«- \\ \ xut|ut|f “The ship's chaplain and a handful ¡58,000,000 gallon» of water dally Into Cockerels. Rex I’ackur-I | : i i » of men were left aboard A b tho ship the Sau Fernando reservoir, 25 miles went down tho chaplain was seen on northwest of tho city. No (lumping Sanford. deck giving tits blessing to the men plant is required, ns the source of sup­ For Sale -O range grnv« > bxrwho remain«.«! about him cheering and ply Is several hundred feet above tho g a i n . 'H w milt-» from <>> ■ singing th e natwnml anthem." city. Tho w ater will furnish a great - . . i {¿mount o f , power—.70,000 horsepower on the nhw E ast ( ’pant R\ 1 h* run 1 » anticipated—for- electric lighting Ing section of Florida M 1 ' ! *rr* PAPER RUN BY TELEPATHY . and other purposes. Tho total cost of rich hum m ock s at -.m ' i'Ut*. J. C, D avenport, Ado Hu.in at French Prisoners In Germany Publish H a. » and the Installation of Ihe power plant Np Sheet to Overcome Longing w ill be approximately $5,000,000 more. for Home, « % For Sale— $3,000 buys a fine ply* ----• ' of property In tlK \city p.t s p,f Amsterdam.-—Ftcncli prisoner*, in Carlyle's Opinion of War. 1 c e n t t he investm ent. Address tho concentration camp of Zosscn. Food for grnpeshot, MesRelgneitm. rTT3 V',?7 <n 4 T city. near Berlin, uro publishing n weekly on ono condition: that thé shooter also --------------- »-*■----p a p w in tho French language, which .were raadu of.mudili Hat a n f o r t m a m r " * FOr SahJa^WKWcsufe -h r : .c fmk they call !«•' I t r r s u r —ftttl) JLtctahti. l«o lleraut boasts of being th e only ly ho I* limile.of flesh; under his buffs 1 water fish busihe»». imi,. ,•,t fak ui.thn [taper which is in connection with the and bandoleers vour hired shooter 1 ms ’.et», fish boat» a n d ga-i, Instincts, feelings, even a klrul of also fish house, etc I »>• ■d < . L whole world—by telepathy T he aim if the paper I» "to overcome the ar­ thought It Is tils kindred, hone of hl» Vincent. . • tfc dent longing for their gountry by tho bone, this name canaille that shall bo Hous«;» (or sale or rm.i M ...in reaction of a sound, amiable inoffen­ whiffed: he has brother* In It. a father nnd m other—living <m meal hunks and sive anti salutary humor For Sale 23 Im.i dried grass.—Carlyle H I* Fugle engin«- in gm-.| • S ig n i f ic a n t N am e. M Hai. «In I if* ti 11 I tu I N t i v n l h J uijlf |#1 i lr r u II lak es it. I- s*-r I fflngll|Hirc Makepeace Is the liumo Hi f l i l i h i . r 4 i U h l ) M orirla | 4 U n t r f ) I 13 \V. First St., Sanier.!. Ha M * O, < I. n I ruAU t* of tho place where tho German Inhabi­ V» -fp tants of the S tra its settlement and ad­ K. Il y I jlfrrf an«1 M* •• W. I'll* tti*r, Mw 11 . % t r a n r (fulfill jacent British territories are being In­ aon, W illiam I» *<kiHlff*. r o r Sale l neap Earn, Arrruur », rre, A ( un.t ui«), ■ r*»4j.n fiilita M ih terned l*i I ¡led, hour e ami , tup. üfill - A r *«>| H* f if* ilgn Jr \\ with growing ero- IIfix l ‘*n S h o w s G e rm a n S p ir it. Reason, sickness U sflf*l IIIk. 1► .n Berilli A s h o p k e e p e r at Br es l au Jl ImS ritirili« near Celery avenue tins nti a d v e r t i s e m e n t in h i s window- W«I 1*“ " |iroinlt-lt)g to |>iiy ::o,mm m a r k s «<» t he :»» For >alc I .1 r ri, «lei ma n stililler w ho first lini«]» in 1C."«; »I- » -inali tioii-e ,it CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING FOR SALK land l’rice $ 2, Otiti Il I Ben r I ufllli ' tf u ** Mil* •I I lumia, J W I.fiVr* fluì* « ■ h ti t V fr. t, Bolt M e s. ft The jntpufar song called "Ben Bolt" was not written by nn Englishman. It» a u |ti«,i «. is Tb-mns Ininn Kng Ball, thoroughgoing American whose luttlle latterly was in \«-w J«T»e> Kllg ‘ K. . rill a . lUh was born In t'lilladelphta In ISB). t *4 1-f. I t ol and was by proles •ton a lawyer Hu r I r c*r*»i ' I i-r. l t r' ••111 «« t r«-pr>n tit«**, ll.e .Slltli cougt esslotiul I\A* h s1l -n «,J « -. " ••• ’ 1' » i 1 dtsiti «1 of N'w 1« r-*-y in th»- Fifty- , i f , , inti* • e • • «• • t-ton.I ami Fifty t Itir«l i .ngressi-s > • « , ,* ’ ' 4 -1 « , n i J m x| Uf * , ' f i I'M* H» H I " . - , » - . rt. n i * . *ri «l « h u t •■ 1 r I- 1 ji «i ti * al ' ( 1. , . . Moore's station For Sal. I «■iron * 11 > l‘i .. a mont h U rii e f . VA 4 1 K Nini h M « miri •I I I« 1,0 F. ri balani«' at i l o a u I « •1 limi iA, «11«• t« • ...TT- M, . - A* u * « « r * * * 4 * « « - «r».. v » ♦ * . 4* h* i h r *« 1 » ; m i i l i - 1« P* r -Mti » •«tI« • <utul * I « « FOR RFVr ••» |hr **• IX1 l’or Iti-ut K, Tli*'»* i«’fv, >nid v\ i . « l4«ITtl 1 II». VI a - • -LJ. 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Knx-lb-rit a * f * k Ì * ‘f f i v r n r v M *r u ll % r « . t * J t a vaoro joined iißnluHt tho T u rk « ilollars j«er nu»nt h AViî !*#••» f A » f **rV Hntorl«,*il A rm rd CoallBon* S u thuusanff KnglUh troops coojier* ul«-d iti Cromweir» lime witli thè Fretirh army umli-r Turer.ne uguinst Conile Agalli, In 1672 fi,Obi) Kngllsh were selli Io l.elp thè Frrnch egatnat thè Dulcli. , Aniong „ „ these ,mia John i tiurcnlll. wriosu niilltfiry inlonin woro I nitri a r i 1 * r « . *♦ » * • ti. A I Hr »«..if « f I ‘* * f A I ti f\ ». I \ v I III. Ì* ♦ -' « dren I i o|ntr. K Y T. ■ . *f 1 .jr Ten •it- I « U«A|..-Vt* 1» « K«»r Kt-nt I*in ly iurmahed. KU'tlri* lr*f“ phone» barn. el»irk«*n vard ¿nd li rirrull Court Hrtrnih Judlrlkl Circuit g i r d i n . . A pply W I. H r - • f,° Hrminolr <ounly, I lurida In ( bnrrry N i n n i * H < II*». joined by KoUHinn N a t Hotel , Jatnca i. Hrr Htt-Hsfid, v« .« ' »rm. H, tl> l*«lrt *r «n<l Aliev \Y f’•( For Rent <ioi>il -tv. in*!, T I’lrton VVarlu«, Merrill . 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It sell» t«> ev. r - 1"»»»* Solici Ior* A of Counaal tor Complainanla No talking necesauryl ' hl,‘ 1 ai-ty-str a n d t h e sale bi mwle. ion l«f rtE_ profit. T he wise »gent will -< free particulars. Adtlress I’ " 10 1092, city. Davi« A G il**, F. J. TERRY lluIM« of Marble and Granite Monuments Tombstones, -etc. 1 Lot Ho Eatlau lt • * V « r Work 1*2 w . Church S t . Orlando, Fla. * -r— ¡X T » 11jj r W a n te d —To exthat.g- " ^ talking machine recor«l-. w ith o u t machine, for ">■' 1 "*'|d piano records. E nquire at lfl *“ o l i i » Vi, ; -H-* j Wonders of tbs Shallow: Speaking of Ute wonders of fl die most remarkable frcaki iround shoal Water .during i »Hitnp swftso.v ■¿Ts. ^ ‘’W *T: �hKr*. THEY AUE COMENT; TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY EAIR ITiHKlI.ARY .Trd.Ilth, 51 h and lilh, 1915 PUBLISHED • SEMI-WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS ANP. FRIDAYS SA N FORD H ERA LD I S S A N F O R D 1 L i/c F Walt h Lint rig SA NEO It II, FI. O ltlD A . TUESDAY, JVM AUA VO LU M E V I 191.', NO 39. 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I I . . l i t *s ti | ■ 11 1,U »1* i V W., s A I- . li. *i, the ro o f f a llin g m a n d d e s t r o y in g a ll v a lu a b le im p le m e n ts , re. ,,r,Is . * hurt** etc 1 her,- » ,-re lu l l th re e v . ii'a iit others in th e b u ild in g , fille d by la w y e rs , ance c o m p a n ie s , a il b e in g p h y s ic ia n s , iim u r - r e a lt y m en, e tc ., a n d v a lu a b le p a p e rs , a n d o i lie r J u r n ilirre w e te a lm o s t u t o t a l loss. A g e n e ra l a la r m was sent in w h ic h called e v e ry p ie ce o f a p p a r a t u s in th e fire d e p a r tm e n t a n d ; f o r a t im e , when th e w a t e r p re s s u re wan poor. I t lo o ke d as t h o u g h a d jo in in g »as d o o m e d . O n .th e tw p sto re s w e re b a d ly w a te r a n d s m o k e . The p r o p e r ty g r o u n d t lo o r dam aged b y w n tite »nd s ix th flo u rs o f t h e b u ild in g c o m p le te ly w *ro r u in e d , a n d H o od ed w it h fifth w e re D o ors b e lo w w a te r . F ir e m e n re m a in e d o n th e sce n e u n t i l a f t e r 7 «hi« m o r n in g . ' T h e D y a l- U p c h u r c h b u ild in g w a n ere cte d in 1 9 0 1 , j u i t a f t e r th e g r r a t .. . t ic a lly y *a ri .w h ic h d e s tro y e d p r a c ­ e n t ir e c i t y , a n d w a s f o r th e th e t a lle s t J a c k s o n v ille . It o flic e is b u ild in g s it u a t e d on c o rn e r o f B a y fin d M a i'ft s tre e ts «he h e a rt o f th e b u s in e s s p a r t to w n , r iv e r . and o n ly b lo c k fro m in th e in of th o • T h e fire m e n ■ Ite r t h e h ig h 13».' a d id e x c e lle n t w o r k p re s a u re s e rv ic e b e ­ Fair Decorations . In re g a rd t o d e c o r a tio n s f o r C o u n ■ t t e n t l o i x ’ o f p u b lic is t h a t t h e c o u n t y c o lo r s R E D A N D W H I T E in d th a t the se c o lo rs s h o u ld b e f r e e ly u se d along w it h * .*,( U AA l. o n g « n o .| f *• To \' lo f r u lli C*l 'F Y rond \ p r il t h e r e d , w h it e a n d b lu e - W AS F I F C T F I) I*BESI DENT I .th . . « p ie M iller I - i r .i F e h r u a r y I ' t . w a r t a lk e r * no I <1 m .i i i *.in . a m a n « h o a d e p t * Th, Lakeland Telegram of day »ay*« a pap, r « f ie li i l i . a» lo r t f u r y e a r * a n d t h e n , l i j l l i . p r t ' . l l t e d say * ** I -11’' id ..... . ■'gr,**** i*¿r t hej navs.r ordered it ’ mnv in*, killed un oy «ti............ .. .1 h.-t Sear „ g h , ' .,i„l d ull U* I,u n e .I f^ee do« n-f " d " ' f* I*. 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T h e r e t ir i n g o i l i e r ' fu rl he r tin g u is h e d P a st M ir - t e t I- I iy p r e s e n tin g lu m . t h r o u g h : IM R< rt \SK K S O F I lf ) I II nN | III N D I lK D I O AMS P R O I 'E R T A AVILI. BK« O M I s A N F O R D R E SID E N T S M t)R F S IIIIM M T h e re fo rd d is ­ Today liter, „ l i e n IL a sc, im d t lo o r thf tw o c h u r c h c o r n e r s to n e s la id T lie r w e re f o r t y - e ig h t de gre es c o n f e r r e d o tlic u n As M r . u re p re ­ s u m m e r h e a l a n d fo g s a n d m is t a n d la s t week i t h u s w o rk e d a h a r d s h ip o n th e l e t ­ v a s t h o ld ­ t u c e g r o w e r* h u t le t t u c e la s t S a t u r ­ W a r in g s ta te d t o s e n ta tiv e o f T h e H e r a ld he e x p e c ts t o p la ce th e s e T h e r e in g s o n t h o t r ie r k e t a t o n c e a n d w ill f u n e r ­ sell r i t y p r o p e r t y a n d d e v e lo p in a ls o f th r e e b r o th e r s , a n d in p o in t o f e v e ry w a y t h e c it y u n d c o u n tr y * . a tte n d a n c e t f ie r o w a s’ a t e a c h m e e t­ O ne o f t h e p r im e o b je c t« o f c o m in g in g a f u ll q u o r p m o f o ffic e rs a n d th e to S a n fo rd w a s th e b u ild in g <»f a tie » a tte n d a n c e b e rs th a n qyer b e fo re in to ry o f S a n fo r d Lodge No. a d d it io n to t h is h a v in g p r e s e n t a t a new one e n t y - f iv e m e m b e rs . T h o 1914 o ffic e rs It H ig h is fit tin g to P r ie s t O . of m em ­ h o te l a n d t h i s g re a t w o r k w i l l a ls o oc­ h is ­ c u p y t h e i r a t t e n t i o n In c o n n e c tio n w ith t h e i r r e a l e s ta te o p e r a t io n s . th e 62. In re c o r d fo r m e e tin g le a v e th e m e m b e r» a re c o rd a n d II » ill K ... I sev­ T h e a d v e n t o f M r . W a r in g a n d his a s s o c ia te s i n t o th e b u s in e s s lif e o f B lu e t h is r i t y w i l l lw> f r a u g h t w i t h g io a t im p o r t a n c e aa i t w ill s e r v e t o liv e n f u ll be st u p b u s in e s s a lo n g e v e ry c h a n n e l and A’ .*ar mention t h a t P ast T a y lo r , d u r in g us a ll o f t h e m a re liv e w ir e s t h e y can be d e p e n d e d u p o n to b o o s t th e c ity und c o u n ty a lo n g e v e ry li n e . day b r o u g h t 14 a m i n o r t h e r n m a rk e ts a n d tu c e 4 4 ,5 0 in y e s te rd a y $2.6 0 b rfiu g h « to th e le t ­ $ 3.75 in e a s t e r n m n r k e ts a n d o v e n b e t te r p r ic e s in so m e o f t h e w e s te rn m a rk e ts * L e t t u c e s* o n e o f th e g re a t as t c r o p s o f th o S a n fo rd s e c tio n . 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T h e g ro w e rs h e re a re e x p e c tin g a p o r t u n l t y t o p re s e n t e a ch p a s t o f ­ th e re a l e a t n t c a n d a ls o w is h t o in ­ T h e r e a l f r e t s in t h " case w i l l fic e r o f t h e M o n r o e C h a p te r N o . 15 ve st in t h e h o t e l a n d I t is s a fe t o as­ g o o d s e a s o n -a n d f r o m t h is t im e o n a m a te u r s , f o r t h e s t ic k s o f d y n a m it e w e re so c a re le s s ly p la c e d t h a t t h e y p r o b a b ly be b r o u g h t n u t as s o o n a t u n t i l t h e la s t c ro p s a re h a rv e s te d in w i t h a v e r y p re c io u s r e m e m b r a n c e . s e rt t h a t t h e y w ill a d d g r e a t ly to d i d n o t w re c k t h e p l a n t , d o in g o n ly M r . 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( « » n iliris m i: i«»v\ ,m<l m«»* I M n iiiiiv r u r i** a“ f r m iK u n it f« ir« *rfu l M I u ra I . -It i n.t tritt dy AA AA IP \ Al AA ll a r d a w i iv .iTt'd I , heart 1,0 , !■ ! I .*I I l i n i . , ' I I■a I . ,A||— L o o ta 1. . l .ttrl.id' Needh THE PASSING YEAR o w r th e . e le r y field** a n d I »■ , mtiiT J'll't FLA. EDUCATORS. CLOSE FINE MEETING , ■f u s r y r iii* boy * tu, \ t o n ly i,,*• i p l. t ) ttii: ,i Nt.v. Friday. Ja n u a ry fith. han ;. eur.but I.,. w t:., ,r .ii.il.;, itv r.ii'l- i I’ll** ,.f L, m ,i>t ta k in g ford1 «!>' On- iifirsjia|i'W d , r m g p i, \<t 1,;. * to ta k e . th e 1 V*I i i . i u l . r rW tulli >, jie in h e r t>i. 'prilli; poet » frinii March 1st to lu in1 T H F . S K T T I.K U S A S S O C I A T I O N H E L D A F IN K M E E T IN G LAST 1 1 IN P A A AP- n n i v T i ’h I O IN 1 r.I) s AT L0NGW00D ,v ; FANCY BEEN _ _ Ni'« I *«1 m r I «« /.» n * lit H r , . i .»11 I hr **!,»'• - ' hl* ; M •• ti a , �■■ , -• • ■ t - • .:-.•••• * ìyV>‘... '• ■. j f * 'S K ' IE two ABOUT PEOPLE. AND EVENTS BEING A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS ------- UP-TO DATE — ----------- v .. ', - ■! ‘ •' • " " ,I ■ ' * *• • THE SANFORD HERALD den. Hilly . Hill, Roy C hittenden, Clarence Mahoney, Braxton P e r­ kins. T S Lloyd, W. A. Kitts, J r . L. P. McCuller, Felix F rank, JmD e M c n l , W. J. Thigpen, Archie Eb»tts, Dr. Fain an d Dr. Cedi B u tt Those who were really and tru ly there were Mesdanu-s A. W. F itts, Jr., K J Gnnlole*. F. L. Miller. LaI Verne Hurt. Braxton Perkin». Archie Metis, Cecil Butt and Mimic» BeJIe Smith. Florence Frank, Gladys a n d Cornelia S m ith of New Sm yrna Gretchen S«-hultz, Olga S.diultz, Saidee William». Adelaide Biggin*. Pen rhea Eeffb-r. Lillian Higgins, A n ­ na Mel^iugldin, C harlotte Hand, A n­ nie Higgins, Heli-n Rowland, A!:-JVhllm-r, Mell Whit Net, Zoc and Fannie Rebu M unson. Now th e men of Sanford leave a gueis comit g an . to “ who was w ho," buf certain ft wui* a frank admission that C l a r ­ ence M ahoney danced the “ Muxixr" with a grace I Li.t wsr» only excelb 'l by th e Spanish l«-intly *it T. > Lloyd; J . I* R o l x f l i was u pea. but Dr. Fain was bashful and lu ■tufgd so long in m aking engager: t th a t ’ one of the Chit It mien l.o> tilled hi» program and »aid hg^iwic. dunce thK fox trot while the d o d o ; wus <ti~.t thinking a b o u t asking tinbelle to dance. One married m an nearly had fitt*j b e c a m e Id» wife danced the nifi71’ 'THTs himfTSrof gay young | k*oj >1 i* are always originating most enjoyable schemes for extracting n full q uota of pleasure from life and tin- »tag dance was one of tin- Us* - ; Ijik«- H a rn ey . All the delights of eutnfiing wen- enjoyed, »hooting and fishing «¡specially and the party re­ turned to th e city late T u esd a y night, having had the tim e of their lives. E njoying camp life were Mr. anti Mi». F. L. Woodruff, Mis» Helen Galloway, Miss Mamie Dev­ lin, Frank Woodruff, J D Wood­ ruff. Ralph a n d Harry Woodruff. Allen Jones anil (i. W Spencer. Additional People and Events Page t - vw p JANUARY 5, itu j: Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling to , liOTTLEKS OF SODA WATERS AND Communication» for thin Column Should hr Marked "Socli'ly Kdih»r , or * Phoned lu Mr a. It. \ . T rr h ru n , I’honr 203 * * - — “ — —■ -**-*■*— T ' » Sole Affcnls for Orange City Sprinffs Mineral Water The W o m a n ’» Club Hull j pink rlm rnuiii«c, veiled with h a n d ­ PHONE 21 ily special request i in* Ldlowing j »omely beaded rkifTon; Mr#. E. It account of the ball given a t tin* • Brown of T a m p a , handsom e Idack Sa rif ard a^t T uesday nighi ¡» c h a r men««*; Mi'* Eliza b eth Mrgiven lie-low. (in account of (In- ah- Laugliliri, blue erepe do chine, ImndONE YEAR NEARER THE REGI». unnc« of the society editor of Y h e soinely trim m ed with gold lace, cape TlfATiON AREA Herald from t he city tin* d u l l wan of lace, m ara b o u trim m ing. and Wlntrr «i-tra bi-jto, J u . S. Tutilun I» menili. Indolitasi ln»Uurllun li, rcll«-fr ^ supposed to furnish an account of Mrs. I,. H u rt, Idack satin, chiffon, It Is fitting ( h a t a t the close of I. A Commercial Courte embrscihg Bookkeeping, Busit <»• \ rit bu *ti tin* year som e statem ent be m ade of th e affuir hut in the excitem ent of a n d • white lace. The gentlemen Commercial Law, l ’tnmnnshij . Busim-M English, Rapid Calculât:'.,’«' Vus ’ Practic«-, Bui.iues» Practice, SpeillM. th e moment* failed to do so a n d this present were Messrs. F. Lake, G. I). what has ..been done tow ards buy­ II. An Advaucvd Commercial C onnu emhracing Advanced H m i l , ..»¡p. account is token from th e writeup Bishop, II. A. N ew nuui,- B . . W. ing the b irth s am i deaths of the Auditing, Advmisir.g. ' c** in the T rib u n e of Mrs. Dlcktns H e rndon. G. F. S m ith. Joe, lloy and »tale urcurr.tcdly collectrd and ,uu111 A r.i>t'ria* Banking Course. with some additions: Ned C h itten d e n . H. A. How ard, R. ilu in li.tiv .lv published by tin* S ta te 1 \ A Snorihuiid C o u r e «-mbraeirg Bonn P u t man C: • -u, f. T y Rewriting, Bu- mtt-s Letter W riting. »peltlng, . Bureau of Census. T he annual bull of the Soria! Dr- 1 M. d allnw ay, W A Fitts, J r , \Y. E, \ A Munufficturir.g Courre. »-1 , -~4o>r Wiieni of the W om an's Club j Wjitson, W, 1*: Carter* \\ . J .'T L ig Although it w-at in the August' • \ 'l . A D« | letmiiit of But-mess Administrât Ion lç^r!n g tr> . i*h- u rv.!’” given Tuesday e v e n in g -a t th e San- pen.' A. C. Iletts, Willie fa-filer* Ray J!*|.l Ib 'alth _Not«a tlut*J.l^.J*i*- 8 « tU tin iho Cdllegê ol Libinil Arts. ’ ’ * ‘***1** font* H ouse Wjia ontt'of the tffost se­ m ond Key, It. J. HnltjT* Woodruff, S^nd fri’ m-iAfofi of Hlef nt tJÎ*f rit Artu, fltTftfNKHft t ’OIJ I:«. 1 i , , plan of collecting- reports in cities S^h««r»l «f rffhbaloç, KrKwit «»r «*fJFLftr 'iri», Dumr»||( s«p ne,- j* 'f** lect a n d brilliant affairs of the »«»«son. M cCIlntock H u m e Hum ph, Fred «.f 2.0 0 0 a n d n . * r through ordin *lr»chintf. «ddrrM NTI3KON i NIVKIUÜTY. I»« Und M« rida • ¡stark went tier, William Mrs. W I), Holden, as hostess, aided Wnlnmot). i-fice» wus lust published, and th e re ­ by th e several committee» spared no Hill. Pope Wicker. Lloyd. Yountz, upon actively pushed, it was really pains to make t lu- affair a success Eugene an d Carl Ilotfhtillat, H. K. not until the early ps*it uf . 1 0 1 1 j h a t * ll.ralthiill.-.css of tho state. Inslallnllon t ’e r r manir* * T h e simple decorations were suggtii*-, W hittier, Jr., R andall C h a s e , Griffin th e a s t e r n crystniizcd itself ab&Ot H ow ever, ns was said in th e last On Dee. fflst fhe following tivfc of C h ristm as a n d cjystnl vases Herring, B. Perkins, N orton. A. F. tho model ordinance for registration annual rep o rt of tho s ta te health initialled as officcrw.oí Aluwru« On».* filled with brilliant gladiolus a r ­ Brown of Paola, L. Hurt a n d Dr. of. bitth« a n d d o a U u . aa the uttidiul oiltrer ' l o r - 191?, “ H i " t h e s u b ject Ta te r Nd'. Lñ R. A. M : , -- , --^--s ra n g ed on live m auUiU.wure.it pleas­ J n in . prototype o f th e mo d el »tut«* law, an • ed u c atio n al one, a t least a year / -S • —. H. E. Tolar, High Pri.-u ing addition, __p anil tho practice of states with thyt will Ik- required to perfect a s y s ­ T ho sucres» of this brillilin t ball Dr. O. J. Miller. King T he grand march was begun was due to the u n tirin g efforts of the law w « s 's ta r te d fb be put into o p e r­ tem which will be tru s tw o rth y , and J. Hum ph, S in k p ro m p tly at 9 o ’clock, Miss C h a r­ Sorinl D e p a rtm e n t chairm an, ‘ Mrs. ation. probably it will not lie before F. L Miller. C lotte Hand and Mr William Hill W. A. Kitts, the gracious huntes*, In August of this year, one year that a n y exact statem ent can be | S (¡ Kennedy. leading the dancers through many Mr* W, D. Hidden and the b i l l ow ­ from tiic published inception of I hi made <>f tl i birth and death r a te of j W. T. Devine, I a t t r a c t iv e figures, ending with t he ing com petent com m ittees: /wiry H r«i /•’ridge work the plan was throw n open to municipalities. In the J. F. K r r t m t z . waltz. Delightful music was fu r­ Mrs. Forrest Luke huh the gru- all mun-np.iiitie e of I h<- »tale ¡.ml PI ace, Mrs, S a m u e l Puleston. , T i m i :..- : nished by a three piece orchestra, cions lio*t< ss to the rtn-mbers of t.l-c .iTHIdl’ll M He* I 1 t n T}.. » r*|f *• I * made to ,t a .1 1 . i a «!-; ir« n t he Kioor, Miss Belle M int h composed of Clarence M ahoney, Refreshment.'. \lr«. ( •• Me Lv-ry U<«-k Mri iv.'1 t itib Thiirs-ln tra*tr i:i !i* .tlf 1 * S«i(p.<r r u t . l ». tlli-mi-iii i « *■«*-p*. i io t lo­ p iano; ,\l W itheringtm i. violin, and Laughlin. cbairrn in : Mr- \\ I* < ar- lifti m oon, at her u ttrn c itv e home •’ l.;i t i ju .ii t ) -* 1 m *ti t l a l ri gist f at loll . ! 1.1 ll. St. te. . I -t \t T. \\ . , ’ Miss Junie Sturnon. clarinet Many ter. Mi* John Mei»* h, Mrs ll>.*x- Park avenue. Tw o t.ibli» vwj. tin it.rri« «1 thv ^ o rti that if uti *cni mi , b j ^ *»' i us, it is hoped th a t the Veils. of the newest dances were included ton Perkin». play'ed, Mr». B. W. Herndon s u b ­ well, the now legislature would he earnest exjiectution of the past Following th e Chapter in«i,|]atio| in th e program a n d the evening was stitu tin g for Mr». T. A. Ne»l. win­ uppealed to for a statewide law, the Pwr nty-R ve years may- Ijeeomc- a P u n c h , Mr«. Robert N ew m an, which was publie to ti» - ; |,4ejm one of unalloyed pteasurg. The chairm an, Mis* Saidie William*. Miss ning the lovely' prize of a Jap a n model law, th a t at least tin* more realized fact, and F lorida, progre»* Members Sanford Led/. <:•> , u evening gowns of the Indies wgre C h a rlo tte Hand. basket of line tea. Mrs. Lake nerved thickly r e t t led communities should si vi- in all oth er respects as regards opened, and 1 1 •• . • |or specially beautiful Mrs. W. A. a delicious coutse consisting "l have ’ l a i r Li 1 1 h» :-nd •l<-..t, < re- i 1.,. Ill- m .n .iii-r- i ’ .iv-l - indition* y-.if w.-r. it -.tli, : Kit is, J r . rhnirm nn of th e Social III. r-ll mallow * with w kippnj t i i . ill i.irn«--! tin«!« r t In- eoaihtions a n d I may conn- m to In-r own a* being ( J Humph. U M . I i/i-'em ¡ h i i h j ’ D epartm ent was a t t r a e i t vely gown­ and I'uki1. I’n sent w*-n- McsiIuiik-s »U|» rvi»ion four.d in o th tr 'lu te « t u ’-,|,|i ’ o t ,i I >• v it b l.i« t* ,-!:tl tifttr. * S «; K i m . -I T he Auction Bridge Club w.*' deed in pink ehnrmeiiNc, chiffon and C M Ynrcc. H \\ H erndon, (• I I ....... ligMfi.lly i^iti-rtaiio ‘ 1 .i> *h< huntv U l­ lace; Mr- C l> McLiUghbii. Mutt» tt I* I L.lflvn. Mil .1 -.11 > I- .. get,» „ I , II \\ II-Ttob-n !(,i r n - i • tt M - I • nghli ii ., • *1 M * chairm an, black i-iiibiuidvifd to I . ng 1 -une of Mr iti. i in- r.-.nfîiv i Tln-re were Aill.*» with silver g a rn itu re , Mrs t . U f.i't Mond iy ¡.ft, nonni 1 mi. I l i o n i.| s l a t , s four tables the club t a b b s e n d two plllk Hishop, secret ury-treasurer, • fn.M i. Tr ‘> - t 11 id • b ■• r l . it D uplicete u m i d i w.i» with guo-t inbb-s rhnrmi'iise, bntjir*. ed< Hied II..n il II I plan» b.r e v m o a t i., a n e d u c a t i o n a l e t c , anl tini; ¡•lay ■ d. it>i ., I > pri.-c, a daint> handsom e 1.«• •-. M - 1 , \\ lb - Kins, Mrs. C. Bory ce Bell entertained stai« wide d ata sufficient ly a c c u r a t e èst it h a s a r n i e - d t I 'r o i i g h ou t dresser set of clmta being won by president of the W om an’s Club. ! t i- t‘ ;- - I 1 ’ I c ,| . ll ,• t I - r> l " l l|. ¡ . IT«1 Mr* C, D wiili a eluirm in/ iitformal ¡-j-n* '- r t o be ... -. ; yellow crepe with Idack velvet boil M:'* Lay r ker lift: •- gU< -I Ml ' S \lllM Wallt • ( ell us Bur. an it imi op w o;i i )« • gm-'t jiti.'i. a haml ubo;« "i 1 tr* I * -i-l d » h r. i Kish. tee. jet garuUur-- Miss l.auru Monday i t1 I..* r. sil i ' L.\t the • ion- of ->f K ' - n t ’i- h li rat vice president, pink charm euse, some -'Ut g!.i»~ in-'ila»’ M i " W aliaci- i» t e a c h e r of - v t lie phi i '. d ne 11 com bined with silver spangled net the game a deliciote salad course p r e s s i o n : t Wesb-Vall Feilt,ll«- 1 Í * e rro r on-i was served and lace; Mrs H K Tolar, re co rd ­ AT THE CHI H iH ìs , w *... tl nil 1 In n n nl *tu* M at Ma< ,in. t nt. ! tu iti -I i w<ing secretary, pink crepe, combined ,i ■!,- < . * M H-vil . i, M n., U . 1 ■i i a !■ri- Mt |. rit ni 1 1 . with lace far trim m ing Mi» Ib-ury *+** . *. V - - - Vi. i . w i f,. - !,’.■*> —— ' --t- — -' B..rt. . : Wig hi -■r :• - pt 11 11 !ri g s. c ri t a r ■ I .. it d ■1 ii. «i * !............4..,,. • '»*L.. ■■■' . 1 ,■ . «i uvei ‘Hj u **! **( Hm" som e bla« h ho'« a n d • hltb“ - , ;•IU1.UV~ : — Pn ITT > rrrr—r tirs V» ,.f * : . i - ' t...ii M . Chi , pft-H • W, l> Hobfi-n. hostc-s. whit' hici Mili! it 11\ t over while satin Itiiliiiiwiio s i ' o «tMot-tt-j. 1 ■\ **•!• »1 Y vel v«-t. M rs . F ' V ..!« .1 11 ■ tm * ^ V • Tit crepe tly chin a i.il silk '1 allow lift . : . u l oi <1 i . . , i, /tri • • / • « « ' », ; i i ' , ■I n i l « i»vuf »ii 4 r .- , nd ii» l\ j. .! • .• » »* Miss M argate! Gill uf IL-Laml. blue mu-« »tag a If. Vt t ! .b ,i ■ • . • i •(• — * i^ U I. . -i- ——* * j-“ . ^ V • * ............ g • * .. chiirmeuse. M t .« Elder, lavemiar d a u n te d a ga> crowd # M» Ti-cit’.l 7 r " t y nf "ici;:. ;> al u ii.ic r u t i i i i i i g r.i p u i u ^ u l i i i U . u J L u .’ 1 « 11 rrp n ■■*! i r . M r * ,-n- f r n i n i — erepe de .chine Jiild hire; M l*. B. W. Irons, ji m l cliarming W cilnerdny r HH' r t tin- ftanfnrd p a l i t i l ' S t l . l « r * t r I n - . : ,-r 1 k 1 ■• w « t b n u t i i ,. p n n1H erndon, black panne velvet ‘and stag affair of tlu-ir own. i-nii-ring in­ IL il*-'i m •' of Mr 1 !” i vci.- • ( : h .nl n.,«l . i 4 M< ’ 1 ; • d i •• a i *, 1, U ’ - It• D -C satin, handsom ely trim m ed with p -t, to tin- »¡«nit ut tin gutm- witli u t ■i wf Dr nati M ¡ 1 ' .!« i Mr u i «1 Mi l« t '„’ .(¡tin k i . d i , ' r ..t i t . »t 1 ; h a v i m ,.. I'u t- .n llT in ■d , m l 1. 'V " ! ' «. Miss Anna McLaughlin, pink i bur- zest a n d enth u siasm tBa« prov«-d. It V. |L rj.ib-- . M M r* G-., rneusc and ImmF pnint.-d chill 'ii wkill- tin O n !...........» i im:.-ii' . i l -.« v ■ I- I'., ki.;, M M i - II \ H " .«ai-l bl-i- - r.-i" ii■ I. I ■ t o : •• fu n . »••-*- i 1 il * î - - < k - , . .t . • t • I . it or wilt, b. tii. i' .. n • 1» ,.d i i . iimit. * I lady bilk- in n • rMr* It M W.dl.tee br. a d d m. it'll MM e (rulli .1 »tri i l . I l l -. l i i » ( ri in i>\mj i '** tear, elilffoll a n d l a ce . Ml- R. .1 party. Im personali kg tin- frit n*l< n( The records .which have and arel Stf ckjinltlt r » ’ M e e t i n g Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Woodruff Holly, yellow cbarmuuae, with white th e .m a s c u lin e jH-rsuasiotw am i wear­ silk net trim m e d .with fur; Miss ing th e regulation full dress evening chaperoned a jolly rrowil «<f young coming in hivve been tabulateti und I Tl.c ui.ru u l meetiug <-f the stockAdelaide lfiggin«. white acconlion' suitH with a gnsn* a n d »avoire faire people on w camping frolic Monday published in part anti g l ''' I r« in-*- linltit rs id t h e k-.rst \ . ili,d a l 11 ; k 1 •». iw H Sr* fort! will t;n held nt the niTl,, ideated chiffon; Mis. W. B. W atson, lint yet acquired Ivy thu tolti* of- and T u t s du > in Itonur iii liivir son, by impiovoti.tmi íln.i I t hi » i t l e . i > ■ • -i: 11 • *1 • t i- - l i I 1 . B:i k ill S a t .i d . 1. 1 ¡onda, nti old Ini. . i n n ** F rank. -L wine ha* L «-« t, pending rerise chiffon ov« r em broidered net, cieat ion, th**> had u thoroughly i.-tof I i• . n i e 11 I . it , l • ■ • * II t Ik- - 1-, ni .1 1 it* » . l . . y 1If 1 .ill il a I If l ’ r » D V l u ì r* In-m«* Tki |...ty pii t e com bined with charmeu.se and gold gtmti tim e and d»-« nb tl ilutt '»tag tlic hn’iiii*:* t 2f r * ‘ |i ,.|i»i 1 a ' . ■! «iti ; - «i i n- *rnl v f . k V I r<i.Y i III n . t. a III t i d i n g I r. 1 '.;to rn a m e n ts: Miss Hi rtense Weld- dime«'* wert* altogrt b.-r di ligili ful b fl but,Inni .uri.. Miil.d. M i um r. 11 ! * - Ilei • -• ate l ’a g* o lu, 11 '» ... i.nt h. 1 1 •• will I *, i‘U. lit i man, (link eharnn-use with white u ITivi re. G«*nlb*ini*n pr«‘»< ni !•> Jirtixy i a (Ti p( V- ill, k Uni I shadow lace. Mr» A B Wallare. wi-r«- Mi-,»»r Ned ( i l i c i , ib n. S u m Mail («• a I t! pit ■lieti I 1m ir l e k - - li S jm cl ii ( «ir ligiit blue crepe meteor, shadow laee, Y'nunfa, J. D R oberts, Joe t 1 iticti- lite bank» d I lizzie Li ke, übnvc gold garn itu re ; Mrs. Forrest l*ake, em broidered silk net with cloth <;f gold; Mrs. R. A. Newm an, yellow charmeu.se veiled with spangled net, fur an d p e a il'tr im m ir tg ; Mrs. Fred Wulsmun, black velvet overdress, yellow charm euse, jet and gold g a r­ n itu re ; Miss M urgurot W orsham , of Augusta, Ga., light blue crepe de china, chiffon a n d lace; Miss C o rn e­ lia S m ith, of N ew S m yrna, heavy ■ oriental luce com bined - with green charm euse; Miss Gladys' S m ith pf New S m yrna, blue chiffon over white lace, black velvet bodice; Miss Sadie Williams, b u rn t orange satin com bined with luce; Miss Florence F ra n k , yellowr crepe meteor, white lace and' black vet vet; Mlsa Lillian Higgins, white taffeta with lace; Mr», .G. A. DoCottea, black satin veiled with gold em broidered chif­ fon; Mr». R oum illat, pink c h a r­ meuse, veiled with apanglod net, ciyital trim ming»; Mr». J o h n Meiach' em broidered crepe over .pink' s a tin ; M r s - Leffler, black satin a n d laco; Mr». Bouchelle, C harleston, Va., w hite crepe de chine; Mrs. A. F. Ifom rlghous, of Chicago, h an d so m e black charm euse; Mica Schilling, pink charm euse, velvet and chlffort; MU» Ijcfflor, white lace, com bined with gteen charm euse; Miss. Belle ¡Jmith, white crej)«, w hite-satin bodSse; Mrs. A. C._ Iletts, whim c h a r­ meuse. silk laco a n d pearl garnituro; Mis. W’. P . C a rte r, white crejie t r i m ­ med with lace, ro»o trim m ing; Mrs. S. Puleaton, white chiffon com bined with crepe m e te o r a n d lore; Mrs. B. Perkin»« light blue crepe; Mis» An nie Higgins, black beaded not ove* black ch arm euse; MUa C h a r l o t t i H a n d , white ch a rm eu ie, w hite tU< CENE FROM “ALMA, WHERE DO YOU LIVE? AT THE IMPERIAL THEATER, TONIGHT sh a d o w lace; M rs. C* E , H enry, ÄS & .. . * ' ; - ----* « •- VITAL STA TISTICS THE BUSINESS COURSE AT STETSON �USUAR? 3' |,JIS TWcLAULIN S O M E FA M O U S SIEG ES HENR Y je w e l e r My SPECIALTIES: IN V E S T E D t a r i f s h a s d -p a i n t e d c h i n a S ha M*S TOW NS HELD OUT THAT A G A IN S T LESSONS IN DOMESTIC'SCIENCE LO N G FOE. STERLING SILVER l 0 GERS' 1' i aTKI) ÌVA,th ' ^ |S. ^\ p H Vl.TMA.M WATCHES • All Goods Guaranteed That of G re a te s t R ic h m o n d . D u r a tio n W h ic h th e W as s t i r r i n g o c c a s io n a lly d u rin g th o firs t h o u r. T h is p u d d in g has a p p r o x im a te ly as m u c h tis s u e -fo rm I iig m a te ria l In It ns th o so u p f o r w h ic h tho re c ip e Is g iv e n a b o ve . 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P a r tit i I. • and Its l-lct»tin* 1 » •I . i d Pariti- Î-* » ' i '"i riv i ili» || I rH» on ,n* * ! ti t h e ir n u t r i t i v o v n lu o a n d g lv o s m a n y o th e r v a lu a b le s u g g e s tio n s about k e e p in g a n d u s in g milk. , t Man's R ic o - Pudding. —One quart of milk, half cup of rico, or InsB, half cup of sugnr, or less, half teaspoon of salt, half teaspoon of p o w d e re d cinnamon. i Put all the Ingredients together In an earthen baking dish and cook In a v e rv slow oven for three hours, - ' ii » ii ■ * / • . w * A p l $ » t i s ‘ i> i i - COLEMAN & AUDESEY, Savannah, Georgia Atlantic Coast Line i \ v i \ i m > !; \ i i . i a »\ n ( >r Min: c , m t i i i- I l 'I k lit .lUdltli'it tn ■.oí- i • a nd s o u p s p la in le ttu c e s a la d It has a lm o s t n o i-q tla l. tin * [ i l i i i i i l l i t to h " lls i-i| d e p e n d .Mirsi’. npott the favor w ith f -like --B-erltir-i l i e In M . i.i. i. fin 3- D A U iY T R A I N S I ]A S T - 3 m m Yt \i .ittti.i i ii Hi* Nu. Kh N o . M2 . la c ) , " f i t ' l l u \ . . n n . ih d is dpi Im i. \\ I."> i* . t i i . ’ i m 'M U '. I ll 11 , h i . 7 :5 5 p .m . VÀ U» d . m . -.. !... ' , • ’ t.. , . . 11 Ó" p .m . i. " " m ; ,t m U at* ngtoli - b. i;;*i'-st '-In*» oprr.it* d on all trains.. A t l a n t i c '-ii-.-l Bulini,in t 'si r- "I thi •■I on ‘1 ra to *-. **2 a m i HI‘ ¡,<- P i m i g • r - ei » f m.: h r- ' T ' at urn appl y In \ our local ag* nt or w r i t e I -r ti formation a mi T A G a lla d o f V e g e ta b le s. l P h lla d e lp lih t Hi t >ird < \ p o t a t o wi-nl out on u ma i n. At.il »might a n nn tun h"d I hat tt pit l ur tin*." o b s e t ' i i l !- lliai.lt, \ it d n il th e b e e t s tu rn e d i«-d v on p .m . 1- * 1 » :t tu 1 .i i tu ti 11 a s N o . .SO titli.i }».in. S 'Ö d ; i. m , tl! N II- d '1 ! I h- A. W. K f v l T O T , 1) i \ isioR rnssi'iijiur Ascili the " A h , s p a ro a c u s s .” th o tu b e r p r a y e d ; " M y c h e r r y s h e d b rid e y o u 'll b e ; Y ou a r o th o o n ly w e e p in g m aid T h a t c u r r a n t now f u r me ’* A n d i i s th e w ily tu b e r spoke. l i e c a u g h t h e r by s u rp ris e . A nd g iv in g h e r an a rtic h o k e . D e v o u re d h e r w ith h is e y e a i i; \Yt. S| H at M . J a r k s i i m i l l i * . F in i SEMINOLE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. j 4 i * Complete abstracts from the records of Orange and Seminole Counties. 4 Taxes paid for non-residents. C . \V . G O O D R I C H , M a n a g e r . . .| ♦ ♦*♦♦♦9 9 9 9 9 9 r * 9 4 4 4 » *9 9 9 9 9 0 * 9 9 9 9 9 9 4 9 9 9 9 4 4 9 4 4 4 9 4 9 9 9 9 9 9 ( d is m x r t « . í i O t J t í i lr ; jU J i iil d i 3 d í l t i t i t i a í i m t u a u r t « J í U d t í n t a r J í 3i S i í i » ii ü * i'í d d ií v i a n ft Ö» I 3« s* YELLOW PINE LUMBER COMPANY M in u ls r lu m i m d-D csU rs in Yellow Pine Lumber, Cypress, Lalhs, and Shingles, Sash, Door Frames,Mouldings, Inside and Outside Trim. Shop Work a Specialty. Let us quote you un your house bill complete Poor - Exchange. ’’D oea y o u r s o n tn k o a f te r y o u ? " "No. Pm afraid we’re a little at odds In our Ideas. He wants to wear a high hnt and evening c4offr*. whllo I bnvo n fancy for going hunting and looking like a boy aeouL" . ------------------------------ — —— f , C re a m of Cow pea Ftim p — O n e ta b le ie> " a y . " th e o n io n w c i-p ln g U c r ie d . s p o o n fu l j i f h u lle r l u l l im ia B U tu m u ijia i ‘ Y o u r lo v e I c a n n o t t i e “ a re p v e i l, o n e In b h -s p o n n fu l flo u r, T he. p u m p k in b it > im r la w fu l b r id e — t wo n ip » m ilk , o n e te n s p o o n fu l s u g a r. Y ou c a n ta lo u p e w ith me iu ii- r u p f u l c o o k e d c o w p e n n (g re e n o r d r le ill a fe w d ro p » o f u n io n Juice B ut o n w a rd s t i l l th e tu b e r i p i i " . salt ~ A n d la y d o w n n t b '- r feet \ I i- lt th e b u tte r , o d d t h e flo u r a n d " Y o u c a u lif lo w e r a flo w e r by a n y n a m e r o o k th o r o u g h ly , b e in g c a r e f u l n o t to A n d It w o u ld s m e ll a» " b e a t . b ro w n It. A d i! th o m ilk a m i b r in g th o A n d I. to o . n m a n e a rly rose. A n d y o u I'v e c o m e in see. m ix tu ro to th e b o ilin g p o in t. P u t th e peas t h r o u g h a » lo r e ; a d d pens n n d So d o n 't t u r n i p y o u r lo vn ly nose, B u t s p lu a c h u t w ith m e ' s e a s o n in g * to th o m il k n n d re h e a t, i f to o t h ic k a d d milk or w a te r. "I do n o t c a r r o t u t a ll to w e d; ( In k e r m ilk p u d d in g , which is nn 8 o go, B lr, I f y o u plea se," o th e r good way of using skim milk, Is too often kept for dossert. Few T h o m o d e s t o n iO n m e e k ly sold, " A n d le ttu c e , p ra y , h a ve peas! p e o p lo r e a l l i e h o w t r u l y nourishing It la, and th a t If It In hot made too Go, t h in k t h n t you. h a v e n e v e r s e e n M y s e lf o r s m e lle d m y s ig h ; sw e e t or 1s not too highly, flavored It can be used an the chief dish nt n T o o lo n g a m a id e n 1 h a ve been F o r fa v o rs In y o u r ry o ." m e a l, providing tho family likes It. • I Mako It moist by using only a little A glnnce nt th e c ro w d s a t th e re crultlng office s h o w s - t h a t th e re is n " need for tho imaginative d r a w in g up ul advertisem ents o f e n tic e m e n t to tie colors, s ay s the L o n d o n C h r o n ic le M> way of contrast' one Is re m in d e d o f esrller methods. Ix io k a t t h is a ppe al for young men for tho light dragoon», which appeared In t h a Times of 8 e|e lumber. 18rfl: "Your pay nnd p r iv ile g e s equal tw o . guineas a wock; yot! nrn e v e ry w h e re respected; your society Is c o u r te d ; you art» adm ired by tho f a ir , w h ic h , to­ gether with tho chance of getting «witched to a buxom widow, or brush­ of tho starchy substance, rice, corn ing with a .rich heiress, re n d e rs th e meal or forlnn, w it h which tho milk situation truly enviable a n d delight­ la usually combined, nnd cook It In a v e ry slow o v e n F a r m e r s ’ B u lle tin ful." W h a t y o u n g m nn c o u ld r e s i s t tbiB 413 s p e a k * of th e se p u d d in g s nnd o f T rinidad’s Oil Industry. Tho o i l'in d u s tr y o f T r in id a d bn» reached nuch a degree of I m p o r t a n c e , that tho adm iralty has decided io In­ vestigate th o possibilities of obtain­ ing supplies there. It Is reported thnt Profesaor Cadman has arrived nt Fort of ___________________ Spain with instructions from the odmlmlty to- m a k e a full réport on the condition of the Induetry. (I -. . i i. it h*r to s t i m u l a t e Its g r o wt h a n d to m a k e It ti' nte vigor mis a n d t h r i f t) - ------------------------------------------- --- . . Estimates cheerfully furnished KISSIMMEE, FLORIDA t t t m s t ( r p 5n r c t n o B n o n p t z P M B n i t p m v r t n p t f r f P B n s r p r r t t 3 3 P P S u tT tn B F » r m t* m x » ________________ *___________ _________ ______ Herald Want Ads Will Bring Results �ABOUT PEOPLE AND EVENTS ORD HAPPENINGS RESUME OF SANFOR UP-TO-DATE ('ummunlratinnH for this t'olumn Should lie M arked ' ‘Society Kdltor". or . Phoned to Mr». It. A. Terheun. Thon«- -Oil pink charmeuse, veiled with hand­ T h o W um nn» t lui» Hall Hy special roquent the following somely beaded chiflón; Mm. K. 11 account of the hall Riven al- t h e Brown of T am pa, han duomo black Elizabeth McSanford H n um1 laut Tuend»}' night i« charmeuse; Min» glven belo w . On account of the ali- j latughltri. blue crej>e do chine, handsenio of th e society editor of T h e , »omely trim m ed with gold lace, cape Herald from the city the club was of lace, m arabou trimminR, and supposed to furnish an account of Mrs. I,. H u rt, black s atin , chiffon The gentlemen the nfTnir hut in the excitem ent of an d white lace. the moment* failed to do mo anti this present were Missrs. F. Lake, G. 1). account 1 » taken from the writeup Bishop, It. A. N ew m an, H. W. in the T rib u n e of Mm. Dinkins Herndon, G. F. Smith, Joe, Roy and Ned C h itten d e n . B. A Howard, K. with som e additions: th e Social IV- M. Gnltowny, \V A Fitts, Jr., W K. The a n n u a l ball\ partm ent of thr■ W o m a n 's ' (*tuh Watson, W. IS C arter, W. J. Thlg«.Riven Tueatlay eveninR nl the S a n ­ jien. A. C B elts, Willie Lcfllor, R ay­ ford House was one of the most se­ mond Key, U. J. Holly,' Woodfuff, lect and brilliant afThirn of the season* McClintock 'H um e H u m ph, Fred S tarkw eather, William Mrs. W. 1). H orton, as hostess, aided WnUman, Hill, Wicker, Lloyd. Younts, by the several com m ittees spared no [*»ins to m ake thn-alb»m a . t u u i.» .. i . m —e u mm» ■* » » k » t Tito sim ple' decorations were sugges­ Whittier, J r., Randall C hase, Grilliti tive of C h ris tm a s and ciystal vases Herring, B. Perkins, N o rto n . A. F. filimi with brilliant gladiolus nr- Brown of Paola, L. H u rt a n d Dr. IT « o c ■••* _ ranged i*Uct\w*-jna«tel»--wieii».tt pica*- -Vein.. « inK a d d itio n . The success of this brillinn t Imll The g ra n d march was ' begun was due to thu untiring effort» of the All the delights of den, Billy Hill, Jtoy C h itte n d e n , Lake Harney. Clarence M ahoney, B raxton P e r­ camping were enjoyed, »hooting and kins, T. S Lloyd. W. A. Kitts, Jr . tedimi: especially a n d the party re­ L P. McCuller, Felix F r a n k , Joe turned to" the city late T u e s d a y D e M e u t , W J Thigpen, Archie night, huving had the time of their B atts, Dr. Fain and Dr. Cecil B utt lives. Enjoying cam p,life were Mr. Those who were really a n d truly and Mis. F. L. Woodruff. Mis* there were Mi*»dames A. W. Fitts, Helen Galloway, Miss Munite D ev­ J r . F J Gonzales, F. L. Miller. Lu- lin. .Frank Woodruff. J I> Wood­ | Verne Hurt. Braxton Perkins ruff. Ralph ; .t d Harry Woodruff. Archie H< tts, Cecil Butt a n d Misse» Allen Jones und G. \\ Spencer Belle Smith. Florenre Frank. Gladys Addition:.I People and Events P a g e '4 a n d Cornell« Smith of New S m yrna. Grctchen Schultz. Olga Schultz, Sai­ da® Williams, Adelaide Higgin», Peachea l.ellb'r. Lillian Higgins, A m tin Melaiughlin. C harlotte H a n d , An ONE U : a R M.VRKR THE REGISnie Higgins', Helen Rowland. A!i TRAT*ON AREA Whit liar, Mcll Whit get, Zoo and It is lilting t h a t a t the close of Fannie Helm Munson. Now the men of Sanford have a guo«s comb g the year soma s ta te m e n t l*v made of an . to “ who was who,“ hut certain what has ..been done toward.» hav­ it was a frank admission t h a t O u r ing the births and deulhs of the e tyre Mahoney danced the " M , ,v state a retint U'dly collected a n d a u ­ with a grace tiu.t was only excelled thoritatively published by the State by the Spanish beauty of T. s Bureau of ( Yu u». Lloyd; J. D. Roberts was a p*.i AiiÜfiUgh it was in'TFTc August hut T)r, Fain win* bashful at.d In IP LI Health N otes th a t the pienoni t a t e d so long In m aking i'ngagem< .t ■ ; Ein of collecting reports in cities t h a t * one of th e Chit it nd',m --■»■rt-m -‘.'.tni and o . <r through orditi tilled his (irogrtim and «aid lu. m u .' m es wan i:r»t published, and th e re ­ dunce thi* fox trot while t ’ e riorto: a - lively ¡.u»hed, it was really, JTiTl 'th in k in g about ttiM fty ^ m i n ' lRe early part of 11 »1 1 t h a t belle to dance. ‘ Ono m arried m an the (erstem rrystniízcd itself about n early had fitts because his wife the mod"! ordinance for registration ditryted the love waltz w i t l r Billy »if hjtljts and dejUhn -as (tho need fid W ftP' * TWs" 'BtrteW' b f "*fcfV" taring pnUotypo of t^ìc model*1 slate* 1 nw| people arc always originating most anil the practice of states with th a t enjoyable -achemcs fot ex tra ctin g a taw wus »laiUuil to i*o—)»tir-4 i , t - ••!"■» 1 tl!l ffftota oC'plf'hsure from Tile and »lion. the »tag dance was on** of the h .« ’ In August of this >c;.r. ime y ear Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling to BOTTLERS OF SODA WATERS AND bole Aßcnfs for Orange City Springs Mineral PHONE 21 W'a u-r VITAL STA TISTICS THE BUSINESS COURSE AT STETSON VVtnipr tPtni b«|ln* J*n . 6. Tulltnn 19 ite>nth. IndliMml In ttiu n lw b, «.Ii, , , * L A Commercial Cotir.c embracing Bookkr»'ping. B u -u is \ * «tlf, Commercial Law, Penmanship, Business English, Rapid CaJ»ulat.,.,- '»iTiff Practice, Buaiui-ts Practice, Spelling. II. An Ai^vunccd Commercial Coqrsa embracing Advanced “P'Of. Auditing, Adv« t : it it r I i 1 A cjiecinl B anbirr Course. I\'. A Snortlihnd Cour»c em bracirg Bonn P ittm an T} pewT'tittg. Hu-mea* l.etti’p Writing, S[)clltt.g A M an y fanturi ng Courre. Vi A Def'artmer.t of Bufine»» Administration.tcaCntg tw a [•>in the College of Liberal Art». Semi ftt raUlof t*f Hlft*«n uf Uht ml Aft*« III'SINK-H.H t *<it | l ».| « * u* Sfh ix if f u T T r t Kr'*»|ur> , R e } , „if tlf M j x l r . v ( IT n r \ff*. U **n ,i «il* I w riting. \dtlrr»* S l i r i M l N I N l \ KIIHITY, Rt* I a ih I M* rld*. health fulness of the state. 1Installa tin n Cere niu »[,•« * However, a» was »aid in the last Inst On Dee. rilst tin i 1 „ ., annual report of th e state h(*3trro r .» tW H B W a i L< ! i kT _ « * ri « % Otllcer lyr.«U iU , is ter No. 1Ô, JL A. M an educational lino, at least a year | H. E. Tolar. High ! ■ Dr. O.- J. Miller, king ^ h jch will he trustw orthy, and C. J. H u m p h , S' L .-1 ?--------- 1 . p r o m p t ly « t ~ Ü - o 'e î o r k . -M â ts . ü ^ t ^ H a T n e p à r , m - n l chairm an. Sirs. i.rolirbii o mil pot Hr- before I *Mft I 'l Mill* * lotte H a n d and Mr. William Hill W. A. F itts, the gracious liustes, S G Ken«,.ip. i that .! n ;. e x a c t » t a l e n o Til ca n 1 leading t h e dancers th ro u g h m any Mrs. \V. D. 1gulden and the followfrom the p u td ln h 'd III. •piloti of tin- made td 1 1 < tyrtb and death r:.t" of \\ Devine. I! attractive figures,' ending with the t ng c o m p e t e n t c o m m i t t e e s : Hit ry II n k I'.rithjr work the plan was thrown open to I h e c i n Ulii.'i pxllt u » J Korin; t / I n t he r i c n n waltz. Delightful music w a? furMrs Forrest Lake wax th e gr , nil iv.un'i'ipal.' . - oi t lie - t i l e ¡ i d Place, Mr». Samuel Pulentnn. . ffnrt ¡line th re w tl ,il . •••• T ■J. M 1!. r I nishi'd by a three piece* o n h c - t r a , t'lnih ff» t ht* T|li*niht*I> Ilf I !•. i o n ... i •. o m »>• »1 : ' • :f. i Floor. Mi»* lb lie s m ith . PU. .b t .■ a a a L T M .I*I 11 *■ a '! it« ■I t h e composed of I'lari'lice Mahoney, 11» . I if id* IU'frc*hin> i.t», Mr-. G »' M> I’v»r> \Vi.'vL Hu ! ii .ili N*it •*» II V. i -hi r .¡t. I - i tic in*'p: I ■> *•i!i.f i i 1 . 1 to piano; Al W'itherington, violin, a n d l.iMightiii. ch..irm n Mr» M I' <\«r i ft* r fioon. ht tirr 11 r.i «st \*i* hiMn»* • I .. I II.i .Il I. : ,i, >•» ' ► bui;. • fi 1 . 1 -I r al ion . lo t U T \\ .. "I M> » i . t . Mis» J u m e St union, d a r n e l Many ter. Mt* J o h n Mu m h. Mr- ll..i.v I'ark .1 v*' ii in*. *1*vx«i (.ihlfR m t t i n c a r n i d t i n word that tf all went mi , l > 7 :*■**• t es, il I.» hoped that lite \ ells. of the new est dunces were includevi ton Parkins. played, Mr». U. \V. H erndon »uli- well, the new legiflature would ,be earneat expectation of thi; past Following the Chapter r *1 iIlltMl in tho p ro g r a m anil the evening was Punch, Mrs. Robert Newman, s titu tin g for M rx ..T . A. Neal, win­ appealed to for a statew ide law. the Pai nty-Rvii years ma i hero me if which was puLIh t-i • ■ one of unalloyed pleasure. T h e chub man, Miss Saidie W illia m » , Mis» ning the lovely prize of a J a p a n •■"'in model law, th a t at least the more realized fuel, and Vlor da, [iriigreaevening gow ns of the ladies wpre Charlotte Hund. biu.ket of fine tea. Mrs. L ak e served th ic k h -c u b 'd com m unities should xive in a ll'o t h e r respect* a» regards Members Stinfitril,L"d¡ N 1 ; »o 111 .c ii* ,i ip i spcciiilly beautiful’. Mrs. W A. a delicious (n u ise consisting ul have tin r Idilli» and dcutt re •., liV II ! .. l o I k ' ni,dii : I'Tt • } ".i r r. 11 ' l l Fitts, J r . chairm an of the Social in. r- 11 rnallut » w it I. WI lt.pl ■! I'M . '!| c.i-.ict ntuVr th ■ o milt ion» a n d ¡m. j . h .r one m I. a» I k mg t H u mph tl/r'lon Krui'ji D epartm ent » e attru c itv ely gown aliti cake PrcM'iit wef e \ l e-it.i iio - stipi rvi-l.lll '.III ! d in ill h. f -t a t ••» t n Mi i I.i le a I tie end 1 V A u c t i o n Itriilg.' (' It i l i i|eh e I" • I The ed in pink eharmeuse, chilfoti and II W ll> r n d o n , * i I lie ri*■■c - i n M \ ,ir. lit .:1' 1 a ¡ci i or: I w I . ;» ' . * ■ «, .I ' H lac«-. Mr- t* tt McLaughlin, \ ICO light fl.llv eilt •rta i 'pol a t t he i In r ni > nu* ilb Id. n, \ l , i I . • •• »■•.! . i , . but 0 , 1 - . „• le |. i . , Her,, 'it'if Mi r II B \\ chairman. bito'k cmbroider, d m t . n g t >Ou i>t Mr • lililí VF » M> I .1 V * . , r»**’ > ■ rur 1 1 1 i ,.» or liait ! • I. I he I f . l it In m < H F Toi..' \ i*r»‘ T liete last i, I't, rnoiiii Meudt} with -dver garniture. Mr-. <i ! * Ai.i .. t letti I 1 .11 , »II *.I -t.it*' l U tl I! V htables four he club t: bb » end Bishop, nec ret ury-tren»urer. fiink I. 1 ( II. s * - I . '■ .td '. ill' c t gire» . i a tt t t intt t • 1 1 id ’ table» 1 M i plier1 . • J' T r with eharmeuse, bmlirc mb rued • l 1*10 I i k * 1 1 « • ni 111 .I'l* III piati», o f J M nt. H r, A ti.Uill.f • > l e . a m i ! lie i n t e r dllt at I'.n.i I play d. I he . ii.P [ihr . i • n handsome hu e, M * I W Do kin*. Mrs. B»»r}ce Bell en te rta in e d stati.wide flat:» »ttllictently iirr tir; l’ilki'u't II won by t hriitll’ltoilt t lie lui» a r m i ' It d dresser »et of china being e s t president of the W om an's Club, * t, 11 I-i » C. I> w : t h a c*«nr!;,i|ig infiir'lii’l ¡ ; r f ' - t . . »...• . . . • t l M l | . •- -t -P J Mr» yellow crepe with black \t*l\et hod- M:*s I unirá Fi**' tier hiiii-e , m i i -T Mi \ t i ’ • V . Il i 1 . ii in ü n U N U III .1 1 1 1 • V nil 1 i,. gt|C-t a li.tr.il i ' a i a |.*t • " i I irt ). .. t* ! d< ..th I'"*•*' ice. jet g a r n itu r e . M o- Laura hisii, | i „ . , in,,. ,i| ut K *■i*11 1 V on M o n d i , V. « ••• i ,■ I'l •* ’• * i 1 . \i • k.pt 1 . .. u ii alti. t p m . Imt il. II 1 •• in. t tirst vice president, pink cliarmeuse. »olile cut gla- \ ,!-«• salit,! t n u r s i ' l a s t Ml-- W a l l a c e is t e a c h e r <d ■ v 1 lie l»htft!*. «Im* . hu u ; f,* * Id ti( " 11 .. . n . ter- w il h v> VI h 11 rit are -a combined witl\ silver spangled net t he ga me a delli'lOU; m . p r e s .inn 11 \\ e s le ía n FiìTn.i I ■ r intt ¡«nil f -r **rr’* . 'le 1 ml «d * . I t h e was m T: I'd. ■ .1 in' and luce; M rs. R K T ulin, record AT THF. ( til K H' ^ It ■in, t r al V V » t i I j Un m . rî ul r »-d î ml.! leg. h M il i i tug s e c re ta ry . [link crepe, coulbnied ■ , i , Mi , \\ . I 111 '.II' with luce, (or trimming Mi- Ib-ur tt M \\ IV, f: Wight . ■r r*-t'omliiiR n-cret. r 1 I) 1 l.i , \ i I i some black laCe .ii .<1 »lotion Mr- h u p I i p I Olii !'■ M. h t I I l eli. ' W 11 Holden, ho-i . w lilt- l,ii< ford w,i miti*r' \ i -leg dele k tt on ffc. r white -a lin I r tm riid with M.u > \\ •••Im­ i elPIIV .1 11 -0 . \ I Ip »• velvet. M r11 omit I UP*’ • an"» ( " I. crepe tie ( I n . u d -ill I 111 -' -v i.o * m e t 1-1 . Ill'll ll h..d • i* n ■1 I •ni p Miss M urgutel Gill of I lel.illid. blue lei J v.i .-ppis ' icg all." r -o m j i I.i >g .1* d T m cliarmeuse. Mm Elder, lavctidai daunted a ga> crowd g i a g e a i u l [ ( a i l, ot frit r. i.» .t m uner uniting r* p o t' x ■if the nl i’i n umici- : t u ri • repcii'.* il ta p Irt'tra) cre|*e ilu chine and lace; Mrs. H. W . irons »and charm ing maids held a ‘ t li.. t Lift H e W e d i P ' i d a y right " r i the *-11 iifortl pulii ¡a» t lti -1 m' ' • ■■ h 1 • V i n n I" I •■-« or ; Herndon, blaek panne velvet »and stag affair of their own. en tering in­ i " d v e le et h ei ••..•: i # «1, '* ||.u*" t i n, .* ..f ' a » .• ! t 1 ,1 ) t -, It. [i. II satin, handsom el} trimtuetl with ,r\ , to the spirit pi till gam e wtt-ll It Dr . t.d Mr F i!, »t up. Mr am i Mi- ii.' i - lam .. r. .1 < ■■ ..t !, . 1 ! ha vi ODD Rubile lb ab '. F ip. ; t.m >,,l j Miss Anna Mclaiughliit, pink ih a r- zest anil enthusiaNin th at proved, M" M u h .rtd I I meuse a n d hand painted >hilfon w I ile the male • out Itli.i Ii* .ile iv XL It.! h, Mrs B \ M i - .i r ■I Idut i re j i e • •id- to ti l* Gill * It I li o r with ll.tiid-inii lu..il g.irtmu'i f lady lolk- i an • * r. Mr- it \1 W eIn *e I>r ■ .. I. d in. I i> .»-lire trolil a - t r i l l . i i. imtw Ili . ut I • r- . : I. » I. Il g .1 * I I* IPJ /»* #1 Ì '* J teur, clullon a n d l.ice. Mi- It J party. Im personating the friend» of The records which’ have un.! are Sit ckholtler»' Meeting Mr. uml Mr». F. I.. Woodruff Holly, yellow chutmuusc, with white tho masculine persuasion, an d wear­ coming in have been tabulati d und The a i.ru a l meeting of the sto, ksilk net trim m e d with (ur; Miss ing the regulntton full dress evening chnperoned a >olly crowd of young R e ba '■c ! • Adolnide Higgins, ^ w hite accordion suits with a grace anti s a voire faire people mi a m rnpiug frolle Monda}’ published in pat*, and give t r< in W h-ddi rs of the First National B.-i.k HV,. Riding n S refnrd will i-e liT-bl i t tin- ottice street tl’ • I tl ii ■ pleated chiffon; Mis. W. E. Watson, no t yet, acquired by ihu lords of a n d T m u d a > in bom.r of their xon,- u v impi o m n iu m th at L f a n ' long i p - i¡ ?* . Bai k in Sanford Florida, on (lid lad} .10.0 • .1 lb. ■ I I. •O ’ F ran k . Jr ' uhi. In.» !•« -■ • petiding cerise chiffon n v ir em broidered n ^ . riealion. the} had a thoroughly t * 1 1 ti the - m o l d Tue»,!..} in l a m i a '. . gi f s |o In'- p I ■:t it I [.P t .- [. II* combined with eharm euse and gold good time a n d decided th a t »tag th è Incida » at honp* \ T if r* t. . m - *r at* -I in \ f ] '11ft. t l o o I" I I III ornam ents; mMiss Hnrtetise Weid - dances were altogether bdightlul | b fi Fatoi.fd c r i . . M"t,d. n o rim i; it i.l V U Mu imi r. no t I -'lite • it i * B t \\ l " T N K R will l'..gi 1.1 .. 1 1 - .i. •• :c m r*■H ' • " mun, [nnk cliarmeuse with white affairs G entlem en present by [iroxy J • a • a pt a » • ill. h .Mol I» ' 'I 1 I * « I . J , * t [ j .i ' In it t t ' . r ■ ■ t it shadow lure; Mrs A It Wallace, were Messrs Ni || ( .it I emb'li Sail: M a 11 le Spi i tiller t i he I-Tu*" '.I light blue crepe meteor, shadow lace, Younts, J. i>. Kolierts, Joe l hitten- t lie hit 11 k- m i i.zzle la ke. a In. v. liie n-.-erliiii). o [ l e | | militi' gold g arn itu re ; Mrs. Forrest Like, em broidered silk net with cloth of gold; Mrs. It. A. N ew m an, yellow m ts : eharmeuse veiled with spangled net, fur and peutl *trim m ing; Mr*. Fred Wulsmun, black velvet overdress, yellow eha rm euse, jet a n d gold gar­ niture; MI sh M argaret W orsham , of Augusta, G a.. light blue crepe de ' chine, chiffon a n d lacc; Miss Corhelia Smith, of flow S m y rn a , heavy oriental la or combined with green eharmeuse; Miss G ladys' Smith pf ite - . • New S m y r n a , bluo chiffon over white lace, black velvet bodice; Miss Sadie Williams, b u rn t orange satin combined w ith lace; Miss Florence F rank, yellow crepe m eteor, white lace and black velvet; Miss Lillian Higgins, w h ite taffeta with lace; Mrs. G. A. D cC ollcs, black satin f, ■ veiled with gold em broidered chif­ fon; Mrs. Houm illst, pink charmouse, veiled with spangled not. ciystal trim m in g s ; Mrs. J o h n Meiscb' em broidered cropo over pink s atin ; Mrs. Leffler, black s a tin a n d lace; Mrs. Bouchellc, C harleston, Va white crop« de chine; Mrs. A. F, Hom righous, of Chicago, handsom e black cliarm euse; Miss Schilling, • p in k eharm euse, velvet ttnd .chiffon; Miss Leffler, white lace, combined with gteen eharm euse;. Miss. Belle Smith, w hite crejte, white s a tin bod­ ice; Mrs. A. C. Betts, w hite chnr*■ * meuse, silk iaco an d pearl garniture; Mm. W. P . C u rts r, white crepe trim ­ med with lace, rose trim m in g ; Mrs. S- Puleston, w hite chiffon combined ■ p ’- • , - * w ith ejepe m eto o r an d lace; Mrs. B ■ Perkins, lig h t blue crepe; Miss An ■ » #V,t, nie Higgles, black beaded net ove: black rh a rrn eu se ; MUa * C h a rlo tti H a n d , w hite charmeu*«, white ail < nhadow l a w ; Mr*. C, E . Henry, m �jAfíliABV S. HENRY McL A U L IN ' soME famous sieges g* JE W E LE R , _ >JV S P E C I A L T I E S : RD.S m SD -R A IN T K O ( UINA Lf.f » in v e s t e d g towns that DOMESTIC SCIENCE r 0 WIA>rS STERLING SILVER ■ A I.* I'LATKD tl* ware gOGEK*’ That of Greatest Duration Wa« at filS* AM> WALTHAM WATCHES Richmond. Which i*ic Confeder P r e p a r e d by t h o a t es Defended for Four Years A g ric u ltu ra l D ep a rtm e nt ßj Gibraltar's Gceat Exploit. H] m , T h - d e f e n s e i>f l.injtf t<y ' Dint it Klims a g a i n s t t hr ee 'German m i m cor ps n u m b e r i n g l . " - " 1 m l ^ to lllslorv .is otic of III.. I ,- t (irli lilt (cuts of a r m * lit Gie nurt.tl* of u „ r sn>s L o n d o n Til HR» Tlic Franro-I'nisslnn o a r of | y? o * i ->■»-»«» A» ♦ » » » ❖ < »»O'» i BUSINESS C A R D S j uns remarkable for it« **i*-g**« Marnine held out at \tefi aKiiinst tin* Germans 0 «e larh Card« WIH Ho Published Un- for nearly two nionlhs. anil finally «nr ¿tt TkU Heading Al The Rale Of *7.20 rendered 'siili C.OAin officers and I7:i, O'HI men. For this he had l*> Mulinili Per Ï W ’ to court martial, atol «a» «entone-* ,| to 20 years' impi Uni;meat Ai** rwnr*l rnniij the «leg» of Paris, which larted six TTionths Thousand« of «lo ll« w • re mined on the rlly every day by I he D en tists Germ ana. and no fewer than Ifinan of Iho Inhabitant* succumbed to dUi-aso and hunger. ...Girntr & Woodruff Ituilclin*;... That letiKllty al egr a are q ui t e possible eve n In llteae days of h uge g u n s la Illustrateli by Chukrl Pasha's gallant Terras Moderate— Strictly Cash defenso of Adrlnnople last year forr 155 l;’i> days. —T hen it;.W... W lively recent great slcgo of Poft Ar P hone 319 thur In tho Russo-Japnnese war In 190105, which Anally capitulated after being blockaded by Admiral Togo for 210 dayB The nnmo of General Htm-s sei will rank wRh thnse of the grent ATTORNEY »wo OODNSELLOR at LAW •oldlera of modern Mnms In Ottoman and Russlan mllltnry PriCtK* in Stnte and Federal Court* hi st ory tlier** has n e v e r bee n n s ie ge »«««« ♦»» ♦ » ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦O „GEO. A. DECOTTES.. Simf onl Fla I T c . G. BUTT D E N T IS T OJTlrr: Yowcll Building SANFORI» : - FLORIDA tIKIMtY »MMtrt tt II.SON I mi l U' SON IKHSMtll.m:» Wilson & llousholder L A W Y K ItS Sanford. * Florida DR. C. W . F A I N D E N T IS T tMUIk l'Ut WHITE I'EIll’EE UNI I PEOPI.KS HANK i U ’I I . D I M * ROOM 9 uiiAi MivnmsiMi by t he R u s s i a n s uf t er a s iege of 1H ** m o n th s Tw*-i)i> t w o >*ar« *-».rll*,r th*- f**r t r e s s had b*-*-n hrllllimilv de f ende d for eight ninnili« a ga l n- t t h e Ru««ian« 1>* tin- T u r k s under G en e ra l Williamwin* had hut lY*ilM> iih-o a g a i n st -U.tiim Kvell Illesi* Sieg* S. h**we\ei Hr*' s o m e u hnt Inslgnlficaut « li*-n com pared with nmm o t h e r lb*- long i-st »leg*- iMTiirr*'i| In ito- A me r i ca n Civil war, w h e n t he 1 ‘ul l f e der nt es *1*» f.-mled fhi* tow a -if Hi* hmoiol ' ir 1 I'*", d a ' s , * * 1 o' * i f- 'it '* .** S ebas t opol , in th* 1 rim* III " I f lo"l*l nut for 11 m o n t h • lui*- G**u**r.tl Gui don *li-f**tiil* d T' 1 1 ■1am iiguinsi île* l'Io sieg*-« .,f Smlani-s*- f**r :mn *• * -1 M. t íe Um I ul' Mill! h K Iml-* * ' 1 -i ; ■■ ■ f|i- S o u t h 1. mid I *1. T h e r e i i r 1 1 hi ! * * * • ■ t o h 11 r t r i - ;.. *. Ilk* l*> r*-u*l ah* n i i li a« that *atro So* sw .* .r. !•(»! .;*-> l. iSCAsi* *r •■',* *'* - ‘t. • 4® *511,5^, fur ifjt Iftl k (..ti • ............ •»* Si it «I.AI ii*c • Î m. 4 lir' Hai1 pMr t Í*. »* » »V« v ; <1 out h I 1 • .1 Sp.i lq 1o íi¡* K ' * i, r » f•t i t f t v Vf », 1 1 li-»- It 1 ! ■. 11 t .! 1 I * V U » .1 • 1 \ r* >1 1 r 1,t r. » 1 ;*1 t ’ll r 1 1 1 ** 1*1* )■" " ' 1 t I .......... r. '*-.*« .0*1 1*1* » : 1 ï - Il'-ll III •■* . „lupi* 1 n i 1«h a r m s In «pile -1 f î îii1 (at 1 iU.it th«*Cl-M,» 1 " *' !.. *. ! t» t »Hfl t 1 , t 1M«MI • . V ’ t* 1 . *! . t *• t >. 11 • *i ï - t 7 HHlt N«»I I» Jnhl* • W A S H I N G T O N , D. C. DRINK DRINK DRINK DRINK y e a r Itile loss " Ih F i i r o p . .h i p *t ln l * r 1. at* ill-* 1 m. t * 1 tr count* .1 in '*-i 1 If von want t o ge t nn Idea o f h ow muc h pr ot ei n t h e r e Is In milk ns c o m ­ p ar ed «Mil su me til li i-r c o m m o n foods, set side by side a g l a s s o f milk tonef our t h of a q u a r t i , a m e d i u m s ized egg it«** t e m e r s i a small hall of c hoppe d meat l o n e ami a q u a r t e r o u n c e s of bonel ess m e d i u m fai h****f. mutt on, pork or o t h e r me at Make I'! hull« *-f equal si?** out of a p<>utnl or meat ami you "Ml get a bout t h e r ight a m o u n t I. a pieci* of c h e e s e h a l f ill** • 1- 1 * of ati egg atol a «cant q uu r I d of a < ’i|-r*il **f u n c o o k e d or a half r h pf il 1 nf ,'lNlked III" ' hellII« o r cow * I»» iuiTIo* lUiiotmtM of bciiü« a n d 111' ft |4 m a k e nil**" fuir** for llu* p a r t H*-** u Mc‘h r*-maiti« tito Igesleil T îi »tt * *» I*u1l*-'lli ’ V* 1 .ip» ** • Th-»** ►.*1 1 1 1 *1 ® * * r— 1 " lit Ilf *001-11 loll of t ®Mr • ■ • t * * ' * ' ! ' • p¡ 1 I I*11. 01 * t *T .li 1..... . \ III ' O v e r I’OO.mm pieces ot liar» i,, i o », !• i • .I t.*r rio - ' **!. o-io *• » i ’I I .. » * • r M h.oi t<* " H t * ' 1 11 ,r l! P r o m l a e o to the Recruit» ivie-tl lo L. ju*t • l.ule alwwl P e n c ra ft Combined Office ond Fountain F e n Eir1 ’ mi f- „ hm should m i ..1 least home coim'impt:*m have a rhuiK e to s*-** th-ir 1 " nr try. If there "*-re siunil h< t-ls " F h fare ax good and price. ¡1 . n u«* m* hie ns nr** provhh-il lit Kui-;* th w<*uld be many more touriM- In *t*'** country at nil seakrms • ****' Wlow ia ihe geoct.l equipment of T * ***■ A i an evideoce of thi. d*nre to khow i#<f oefy tl*« L*t < of eruythiog. w« jikUy fecoaiacu l lo m eri of ink ’ the Hiur iug In k ÂîiSÂ'J^uâ! LnllUat. amooth sod perm.acsl. WäU i "* B*J *ov' Tewthe new (U na ink T* »•** flo'v«coatiollet. I ^■iiford, F lo t i d a .¡V .i t . V çÿ; . Th* ' ». ■' *■ *o . l i e a 1 1 Id* a , 1 * * .* i . I,**f u Ik I» iw* - i n t e n t t o a - a 11 « » to- f o r m e r - (p . i . v a l ua h l e i • **ur* • of n - u r l liooint. p eopl e n a t u r a l l y de Mr*- to know a largì* n u m b e r of w a v s , r i If t »lie good " *1 ' til »1 «* look .in I sk 'li milk !u p a r t i c u l a r . I* * * t *. . toMk «rnift 0 • This Is go»**! f.*r , ■ ! not ip 'I' I H * ■ a - . * . ■* I . 1 1 'I TOH CATALOGUE ADDRESS REV DIRECTOR ^UNMAKE [HANEE5 S', : ■-, against for you'll limi t h e money wanting when t|je F I R E has wi|«*d out your property H a v e our strong, reliable company carry your risk— and he on the safe sido rates CHASE & COMPANY W . J. T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS i I .1 Wn! ¿4?»I l I l i » »I «k a • i l ■ IVI Insurance ortie* with HOLDEN RIAL ESTATE CO. S n n fo rd. F lo rid a HAND B R O TH E R S L IVE R Y, S A L E S AND F E E D S T A B L E f ShipY our Early Fruits and Vegetables T o a s a f e and reliable house. W rite us for q u o ta tio n s . W e n e v e r ov erquot,e to influence s h ip m e n ts. :: :: COLEMAN & AUDESEY, Savannah, Georgia Atlantic Coast Line i \ \ n \ i : o f; m i . h < >v n ( »I i h i: c,m th A S T -3 .{--DAILY. TWAINS - . . (* .ll* -l| ».• - C o r n e r P a rk A v e n u o and S eco n d S tro o t T ho a d v a n t a g e of u s i ng tho chlvo, C O N T R A C T O R S F O R A L L K IN D S OF H E A V Y H A U L I N G which r e s e m b l e s hut Is not e xa ct ly li ke tin* onion In t a s t o a n d odor, b e ­ L a r g o s u p p l y o f H o r s o s , fViulos, s i de s th** f act t h a t It g ive s v ar i e t y to W a g o n s and H a r n e s s a lw a y s t h e dl'-t I» t h a t It can bn o b t a in e d In Mulinili*- forili f*>r us*- In cooki ng with on h a n d F o r S a le o r E x c h a n g e out th*- d a n g e r of g e t t i n g any of 11 on t he h an d s T h e l e a v e s c a n b*> cut B la c k a m lth ln g and W a g o n R e p a irin g In c o n n e c tio n off am! «nipped Into s m a l l pb-*-**« by im-aii- *>f a pul r of s c i s s o r s ami u n ­ l e ss the h a n d s l o u c l r t h o c u t s ur f a c e s ( a n d this Is a v o i d a b l e ) , no trae*- of -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------t h e ml- r r e m a i n s upon t h e m If o n e Is nun* th** l**n»**s **f th** plant nr*< c l e a n a p a p e r <>r dish * all he held urnh-r t h e m uml Hi** l e a v e s s ni ppe d dlree'lv *>ti to It In pieces s m a l l e nough f**r 1 1 ». ilo* l u l l i n g of III*- l e av es duos 1 * -nh i r e 1 he plant In m i ' wav |l r . 1 Mi ■r 11 * s t i m u l a t e If « gur -it , t t*- tl ilk** If 1 - -I** ' I g o r oils otul ' b r i l l ' T he us* ■* nf 'ti** * hi'** n s a flavoring ui.it. *ml .*.• ¡1 - (iinlierotis 1 1 « thus** of ■ t h e 1 -. '.iiiu iar in* IIIh> r " f t he «.ini.* r .ni. ili* onion wherever * hopped 1 1 ion is Used * tin 1 1pi-'l chive« muv ho ! il.- utili* *1 \ *• w *-p** tal in*-» m a ' . Iiow • ' *r ho II olii mm li In ' c r y finely chopped condi i Ion it Is a n a t t r a c t ! ' n .j.Him 1 1 r ** 1 *.Mae*- * h> * ■*•■ I«.**- Fat' ti * h ........ -it"! Ms F-* o. f « I . lelllk *h e lil-t a mt Fiirmt **f !IJ» I\ I ■**• I« . i f f MU *t 1 ,it. riti b ' I N». S2 Nn. .Si* h:"B a . 1 1 1 . Ili 1 ”» 4 »,m fi ■'*< ; m . ’* Gì' : in 7 ! î:1 li :lìg p , m . i* ‘. ’ 1 p . m . 1 1 ' 1 * a ;n 1 > 1 in I* ' . in Ni*. Ml 7 ;5.r) p . m . 1 li l o a . m . im p . m . 1 1 .'»u p . m . ti GII .1.11). *« f j ( r» to 1 *1 r• * a i l l a i t . !t ^ I 1 1 «* 1 ’ »* il?» « «Il Ud 1 li I A 1 .* ' • - * : !;• .o : , |„ \ 1 it, ' iilh.-l- lhl*k**U III 11.* It•*11r W111* tl w it it Mcctn nioru imtisinutlnt, a n d still oth- I A Gallad of V e g e t a b l e s . ■t s ndd a lltth* b u t t e r *>r c h e a p e r I P h i l a d e l p h i a It* c u r d ' ftit, " h i c li t he y w o r k Into thu aotip V potato w e n t out mi a m a s h . inert* o r less c a r e f u l l y Her » la tl And sought n n o ni on hod r e c i p e for a soup m a d e **f c o w p e a u "That's pit tor me," o barneiF tho nii.| milk t a k e n from F a r m e r s ' Itiill*squatih, tl 1 Any tithi-r i»-ns ma y 1«* uiu-d \ u d nil tint b e e t s t u r n e d red Fri-atn *'f F o w p e a S o u p - O n e t a b l e ilii way." t h e on io n w e e pl ngl y c r ie d. spoonf ul *<f b u t t e r <a|l nieasuriMuentw Your, lovo 1 c a n n o t be n r e level 1 , etio tnbh- spoonf ul Hour, Tie- puti’iiklu li» your l a wf ul lirl.lt- — t w o clips milk. <uie t e a spoonf ul s n g u r You cualaloupt* with me mo* cupf ul r o o k e d c o w p e a s (gr*-en or d r i e d ) a few d r o p s of onion Julre. Itut onward still the tulh-r came sail Am) lay down at lo-r fu*-i M*-lt the butter, ndd th** flour and 1 ' You cauliflower a (tower by any tin mo cook thoroughly, being careful not to I Ami It would smell a* wheat! brown It. -Add tho milk and bring the Ami. I. too. nm nn early rose, mixture to the boiling point. Put th*-^ And you l‘ve come to see. pea,« through a sieve; ndd peas nnd 1 Ho don't turnip your lovely nose. But sptuachut with me." s e a s o n i n g s tb the milk nnd reheat. If too thick ndd milk o r water. Baker milk pudding, which Is an "I do not carrot at all to wed; Bo go, sir, If you please,*' other good way of using eklin milk, ia too often kept for dessert. Few Tho modest onion meekly snld, "And lettuce, pray, have peas! people renllie how truly nourishing II la, and that If it Is not made too Go, think that you have never seen Myself or smelled uiy sigh; sweet or Is not too highly flavored It can bo used ns the chief dish at, a Too long a maiden 1 hnvo been moa)> provldlug the family likes It. For favors In your rye.” Mako it moist by u s i n g 'only a little of tho starchy substance, rice, corn “ Ah. spare a cuss " the tuber prayed: "My chorryahed bride you'll he; meat or farina, with which tho milk la usually combined, and cook It In a You aro the only weeping maid That currant now for me." very slow oven. F arm ers' Hulletln «13 speaks of these puddings arid of And ns t h e wi l y iuh**r spo ke , l i e c a ught h e r by s ur pr i se. Ihelr nutritive vuluo and gives many other valuable suggestions about And giving h e r nn ar ti ch ok e, T r i n i d a d ’s Oil Industr y. Devoured her with his eyca. t The oil Industry of Trinidad ha« keeping and ustng milk Poor Man's Rice P ud d in g —One reached suqb a degree of Importance, Exchange. th at tho adm iralty has declde.il to In­ quart of milk, half cup of rice, or vestigate . the possibilities of obtain­ loss, half cup of sugar, or less, half * "Does your soli taka after you?” *.*No. I'm afraid we're a little at ing supplies there. It Is reported Hint teaspoon of salt, half teaspoon of 1 odds In our Ideas. He wants to wear Professor Cadman has arrived at i’cjrt , powdered cinnamon, Put all tho Ingredients together In a high hnt and evening clothes, while of Spain with Instructions from the admiralty to make a fdll report on the an earthen baking dish and cook In I have a fancy for going hunting nnd a "vorv slow oven for three hours. looking like a boy ¿rout." condition of th e Industry. A glance at tho crow*!« at t h e r** crultltig olfico shown that there is m* need for tho Imaginative drawing up of advertisements of enticement to the colors, say* the lxindon Chronicle H>' way of contraat one 1 » reminded of earlier method*. Ixiok nt this appeal for young men for the light druKiams. which appeared la tho Times of Sep­ tember, 1801 : "Y'our pay and privileges equal two guineas a week; you are everyw here respected: your society is courted; you are admired by the fair, which, togather with tho chance of getting «twitched to a buxom widow, or brush­ ing with a rich heiress, renders tho situation truly enviable nnd delight tu l” What young man could resist till!*' D o n ' t play with serious m atters— don' t YOU c a r ry your own inaurane« F I It E ' 1 t I *-* I ** V.« .ill a d d i t i * I to • I .< ■ i p ' . * . . * *1 I to I *• I k *i I i i i o m I no !.. HUI.V plain let i ucf. salait It lui*i aliiipst mi VIL* abl e which c a n t i n i bn u s e d for -tal. G ii * intintili* to b** u e.| di'petnltomatoes, asparagus 1 \ , •Iricl, u l i v i l l i ' filli» pon**-* * * f • *oir**o. upon Ilo» f.ivnr \il*H \ . potatm-s sqtwisb lurtil;-« D*M*- • ■•ri '.i\ :;niLih If t h e -• |D 1 1 i !, I*ìt JlTll ■ 1 i-iiMinliign ut**.lo-ld \ i i ,'.- L ito m i noli. nini alt 1 :i r 1I ! " • J. TIt i t V »tir* Il .t.til ..1 I f \, * S o , . ■ -. 11» «u **rii. ii » ' . . * * 'i-.* t 1 fi* . 1 - •• 1 - * 1 *! k - • -i in •• 1 » ( rv# , t pi* It* ' / • «' 1 *- 1 t >i ■1«" «t ¡ t. t I t o ­ hi, . '»..(* t ,1 h *,1 be nbaiidbued In lllglit- If th* "*<r »**nut III * ••UlpOSl- l».»oles r ou n d » u mb e r* liuve 1 r S-'Ja.OO General Fire li*' t fl* - t trunk suit >a** .*t l login* piled ten (-** t 1. enthrdnil, nil het ongl ng t-> \ »»«.*»*' «us m I ‘at her* . . .:.M> -ucUona ( . ct) In Pn-pa. ntory. Com ­ mercial and Class­ ical Courses Benedi ctino t ¡ I te 111 ft« lili .1 itti *I .11 1 Full ■ •>:nl..ete*| b y the " l a t t e r M ...... . V\ h e n tin«, . a n t a k e n Into r<tii«lderath>ii it ma ke« an MILK A 8 A Tl SSU E -FOR M IN G even L*-t f**r «howltig S e e P.irm* rs FOOD Hulh’lln fl ; page It THer*1 you will find t hat all t h e food In a c u p of milk Few punpln realize how- much la equal In t h a t lit thr*-« o un c e s of nourishment thorn Is In milk, par­ bee f or In t w o eggs .- * lllt-ll -II be .* i w a r c u iil In it*i n ’ 1 th** , 9 ^ZSZSZSZ5clîSSïïESï5"d5ZSïSa5SSZSSÎi') *> i* Il T . C (J S t . L e o C o l l e g e , St. Leo, Pasco County, Florida Thi s p u d d i n g ha s a p p r o x i m a t e l y a* much ti»»iie f ormi ng m a t e r i a l In It t h e soup for which tile r colpo Is glji-ti anov** Scal loped p o t a t o e s c a n bo mnd*- In which tin* s a m e wav e xc ept (lint a l l ' t l e h o t t e r would he use d III place of t h e s uga r a n d a l a rge r amount of pi-iato r u n he use d t h a n of He­ in I lit . mil s h a s hi i li riferrod io < hi. ip. m c o n n e c t i o n with uf val ue as a Mssu* f o r m e r Nothing h a s h*-*'ii Mild of t h e fat a n d mi ne r al ticularly how much tissue-funning m a­ terial there la In It. They realize that 3EASON1 NO FOR C O T T A G E It Is rich in fnl becuusa they son CHEESE, SOUPS AND 3ALA>6. cream rlao upon It and know th a t It Is made into butter, bul of tin* fact "The savories of the diet, the highly that It Is nn Important tissue former flavored Mubslnucua, like herbs and they often lose sight It happens that spices, which wo use In small nmminty by far the greater part of the tlmrmv- ontr, tfehrwrr'nttrti nrrrrfr'ftvwl npue. formlng materials remain In the milk but they are often tho means of makafter It Is skimmed or after tho but- * lng the lower-priced food materials ter Is removed from It. so for tho pur- attractive a n d thus they may s e r v e to pose of building up tho body skim keep down the cost of living. Amerlmilk .counts for as much nn nn equal cans nrn not much Rifen to tho use volumn-o^rifHblo milk and buttormllk of Uiesu substances and might well take a Jesima from somo of tho “Eu­ la fiflL filr behind. — , .; r — —vd. ropean nations Thcro In vegetable Mllk/doc# appear _to verj nf European x r l g l i y h o l n n p ^ g - U h ^ W i - . Mllk/docs not nppear to ho vene,, h o B i y tìFciJso^fT"^r a onion, to tho Illy family and kuown . liquid.) while m oit other foods aro as the chive, which has so good a solids.I As a m atter of fact. It Is not flavor and Is so easy to raise and to a concentrated food, alni If a person use, and Is besides so ornamental os should try to substltuta It for m eat It grows, fhat It seems strango that and to take only as much by weight American housekeepers do not make as he does of tho meat ho would get Inoro llp„ of u Tho chlvo in a pervery little nourishment. Hut think! It e nnlal wtilch puts forth long, slendur. takes only lwo glnssea of milk, to hollow leaves and has small deltcato weigh a pound, and many n person purplish (lowers It ran not easily like t hat of PJevtm In DÎT. wh*-ti Os takes as much nn this at a mcpl. bo grown fr**m (he setai, hut a hunch ma n I’a s h u defied the R u s s i a n s fur I 1 1 while ho would never eat a pound of of chives cun' he separated uml the days, a n d finally « u r r c n d n r e d on Inmeat So, whllo milk has a small parts replanted They make nn orna­ ce til her Id. with He,non m e n and Ifin percentage of protein, n s the U hmuo- mental border for a flower or vege­ guns, o w i n g to pr o vi si on s and a m ­ hulldcrs nf tho food aro sometimes table bed and can he grown In a pot | muni t ion r u n n i n g short. In t h e s a m e called. It counts up in the long run or window box In tho house. Some year Knr s , long t he b u l w a r k nf t h e because of tho largo quantities of It people put them Into their fern dishes O t l o mn n e m p i r e In \»ln. was storm*-*! which a person naturally takes. and consider them very decorative. Drs. Mason & Householder bunef-WtxHlrtifT ÜLtii LESSONS IN long HELD OUT AGAINST FOE, All Goods Guaranteed Mir r ine "occasionally during t h e Orsi hour - 1 1 - !.. AJ 1".. *1 : - . • } * • r tu ** 1 n. I Steel l'ulhiiiwi t ur- of thè higiunt ria»-* operan*l -on all t rninrf. , Atlantic t 1. ;,* Pinitig ' .ir- o|S-rii1i <i *>ti rntu*-« s2 ami Mi. I >r 1 , forni*, t - 0 1 .nel I * ilio).: 1 1 r*«>*-rv ut mie- .ipply tu y o u r locai ng< ut o r w ri le A. W . [ • 'K I T O T , D i v i s i m i D a s s c i i f f e r A m * n l |:;n West 1!;*' St. Jacksonvillr. Fla -r- i SEMINOLE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. Complete abstracts from the records of Orange and Seminole Counties. Taxes paid for non-residents. L. W. GOODKlt H, Manager. !« « * « « »***♦♦*»♦♦♦♦**♦♦♦♦•♦•♦♦♦♦♦•♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦* u »P » I» r c q d u u «1u q - YELLOW PINE LUMBER COMPANY I Manulictumi »mi Drxlcrt in Yellow Pine Lumber, Cypress, Laths, and Shingles, Sash, Door Frames,Mouldings, Inside and Outside Trim. Shop Work a Specialty, a Let us quote you on your house bill complete u -q KISSIMMEE, FLORIDA g I1 q* Estimates cheerfully furnished ■t tmíi»tI»PöODlrínIOPPDFtm^lIT^sí^!TrrntfopnBm»tfPtIBrisrJSJOB!»aerpDPl»r»t, Herald Want Ads Will Bring Results -U'.- �FORD HERALD the executive committee of th e Flor­ ida Pres* Associations will moot her»' l i c i t t Friday Tin 1 S ta le FoalMOI,l,Y, F.dllnr « AVNHS, Murine»* Manager oratimi **f Labor wtjl roi-et 'he re next week I ha* lUid Men t-f ITic »tute i, ~.**l K«r-rj Tur«Ujr ,*»*l Krtilit will meet horo licit month. Lei u» S T A T E M E N T O F C O N D IT IO N O F <'oiltinued From I'uye 'Jj ♦ nee that t hey have the ke\ a til the ALD PRINTING COMPANY city and art- »Imun the real soulh. * . --V « l l f l i y h l f u l I h ilt'll i; iui*Ti(iN rni< K. in %m i N r i : A rondinini party ttiat enjoyed ♦ ern hint|dtal it) timi fui» m ade Sano ni: iium New Year's May -an a delightfully » fnrd famoua. N I 1 M O N I IIN I 2A ♦ informal way, the guest* of Mr W ♦ THflKtt UJÏVTIIN 7S There will he ut leu»' I m i little)-» I Thigpen Vi-re \fi-«i» Suitlec \\ il ♦ » l u r i d i h e r e in f . i t • r . o r \ I » : ■I » D r l l t r i d l In ihr * Ht (** ( s l l l r * 4 .* oi| |K 1 . ** Km Ji.ini». I torene- F rank, (ireiehen ♦ unti II hot h are tint -ti.rlo»! I In.» *eaoi 2üî M.»nih « Schultz. Mr Frne»t iftiunholder and Io th e S ta tc Com ptrollernt ( ’loseof B usiness,D ec..list, 1914,as Rendered Hifitirnl* In t«l**nrr Mu*l Midf »• ttfltfP H«i|l at l"ii»l mu- of I tieni will he com­ ♦ Mr Fain, Going up on tiio »tenmer « pleted lie fore a mil her u n ite r »I'litui1, LI A B IL I T I KS RESOURCES to Del.and. ttie p a rty enjoyed din­ ♦ lifllfirtl t» Hrnmil I li»« .Mail Maître Augual 37ml « That hulkht-ad. one o( the tinr»t ner a hoard, walked a distance of ♦ Loan* ami Dix’nunl.s $220.4f>-l.07 J90hc at Ihr l'nilnlf.ir al fhinfn»*!. hniM*. $ .‘lOfOtH'ia ( *apit al St o e k ♦ pieces of work in the »lata- will he two mila-H and returned on H.ri m the ♦ Ile a l E s t a t e , C u m . & Eixt, I ml« 4eI nf Sfai« h lui, l*îï t t.USS.Tá 15,00111-.i •Í K g r t l r u f U , -, * eoinpleted in a few mnjjlh*. t*ivir»K e va-mni{ 24K .9H S urplus 11 lrf>b«irar !%•»■ I Ih In 11 r Va laI IIIil il »Ii n S ♦ R e v e í a l e Si a m p s tin t tie ¿ re a tent hoii»t for a e|a*un city ‘>2.17 * Hills C av illile ............... to ♦ S t o r k s a n d H onda that could putrii»]}’ 'h r had i n .o o n . o o / n Ihr Ynuiiijrr Sri D E P O S IT S F ntlu) i» t-ilitor»* ila.v at Sniiioril 233.4 13 11 ( ' ; l s |i a n « l t i n e f r o m b a n k s 3 5 ,9 5 9 . I f f Several now h uri ness Idork» and t >ne nl the d e lig h tfu l nITairit nf ♦ Wit Mani every newspaper m an in numerimi, dwelling# will he Frected. j C hristm as week was th e card party »♦ $ 3 1 7 ,4 Ili, 1 1 $317,443.1 ] ♦ S o u th Florida to alterili tin* meeting» The lirick road* will he finished. The and daneo given by Miss Frances ♦ hont. li you uro not n tnotnlior nati concrete bridge over the St. John» « 1 hereby certify f hnf TtTPTtbrn'o s ta le m e ñ tis correct. IL E . . T O I.A It. C a s h i . , Gonzales to a num ber of her young ♦ i n the un mi*. ♦ river will he liuilt and later tiio eloc- friend» on New Years evening. The trL —him—from Mnvtonn to Sanford game of Kook was played ¡yid d a n c ­ ♦ .A » ♦ Wo hope tt illi» 1 ‘nwcll o( i-'jV ing enjoy oil until a Lite hour. C h rist­ .kt_J3U}AlLiifis4. ♦ C lo u r wuter Sun »ili bù fiere nrrxt ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Á ne» a l e a msTilp line from San- mas decorations were used in the ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Fritluy Wo want to roll h inten ilio ford to Jacksonville is contem plated. a d o rn m e n t of the room s und tie-------------- -—----- — ca lo ry lìi'lii una) get him arc o lo m trtt Tin- St. Johns river wil^Jie m ndç the licious refreshm ents served by t h e . . . . . a f t c r his residence in CIearwitter, du*t leaves very little nf T he guests wore '^ m t u . tipper end of th e t4up canal giving young ijostes». to O— _ Sanford the title of the Queen City Misses Alice Caldwell. May T hrash- . Mr la- disposed of as Useless lh ^ r.^ o n tly ’’ ' r to Ijt- burned. W. F. Stovall of tin* Tam pa T r i b ­ of Middle a n d South Florida. er. Virginia -Brady. R u th McDaniel, " . „ " ‘i “ " '_1. .,,CCl,d e ' h,‘" Ja-en . t ijJ.cn,. t o_ÌV-avor.*.» if*ui, u n e, H arry L. Brown of the St. A u­ Experim ents in the direction c( .Sanford will lie the center of. the Helen jj[aJAtL~Cr-iHtsWsi fJtwpjwlfp-,Afg u s tin e Record. CLujd '- . Jphniijjti o f great wholesale and Jobbing tr a d e of nt-sw jjothum ly, D o ro th y Humph, tTU‘llt* making white paper from the »omh. th e Kissimmee Journal. C larence th is part of Florida and plans now on F.liraiheth StalTord, F annie Rebn Longleaf pine as a possible m a ­ ern pine have evolved no rnnwwr. Miss Eleanor Kolierts re tu rn e d Woo tin nf the Eustis Lake Region foot to harness the Woklwa river for M unson; Messrs. Sitiney Chase, (T terial for paper m aking has been a cinl possibility th a t vu- have heard of a n d 0 »car C onklin of the M iam i cheap power will make this city the W. Spender, Reginald Holly, Fred M onday to her school a t Raleigh, subject for consideration u u d e x ­ If it is found feasible uv lil.-weieU» ' TÁ N. C. ’ H e ra ld a n d Col. T o m Applt-yurtf of best manuufyUtting city <7 r> 0 v«. ' l f w h l . Wapmnirn.'» L D. | in periment for spine time, hut so long pulp by some cheap p i m n , w-hirh T a lla h a s s e e art* h e r e b y corrrmnr.th-fF ¡,','ute \VoodrulT, Hume U u m ph, Allan its our p aper m akers could o b ta in will not rob it of its strength Mr. and Mrs. J. \V. B arnes wore t o meet in Sanford next Friday to Jones, Dixie (J. Brownie, Rdwurd pulp cheaply from a b ro a d they were I perior news and writing j j . - ^ This I» looking alleati am i is thè tin- dinner guests S u n d a y of Mrs. d e v is e ways an d means of m aking If tin* i- .i Belts and Jurnes -Higgins. not disposed to entertain this pos­ [he produced work tlint T h e Iterali! Ju^ laid out ( \ Boyce Bell. life miserable for th e members of I tie | fut ure of t lie lumber tno Mil s i b i l i t y seriously. Now that tin- Kufor thè peti [de to ureo m pi ¡»li tlurìng F lo rid a Press Association at tin- big lie bright Indeed Ue ¿ F irr II m u h 'il l ’urly thè j-i*»r IH 15. We are noi li vi ri k in Mlits Margaret Worshum. who h n s ' r o >K'u,‘ war hlls ru t 0,1 Hie M e r m a n m e e tin g in Miami t his spring. Mrs, La Verne Hurt entertnined I e.-n the a tiru c tiv e go. »t of her "opply. however, th e y should he in a what o list a cl#-- 1 .ive th è juut liut in thè future lie» our () ' t he produet ion | . sulvation We canno! grimi with very delightf ill\ for Ml-» S. tiillu x. -i-i.'r Mrs S i: Harrell left f o r , " 1* " " 1 ' '»»»id.-r tin» pi ojMisition w hut j f } i hey m .11 A feature of tin. S>-miimtc C ounty t he water I iuit ha» pa»»cd a n d t lo* of l'.toln, with n fit ni party New NugU'ta. ti.i S aturday night that an uhuiidiint native wood m ay W a r 's morning l The prize. :. box oí h a i r , to In- held in Sanford early in day of dream ing t< o \e r furnish a cheap and ample sup p ly American ingen ui i iirre»poUi|eni e cards Su'- won liy .. The northern spruce forests art- a p ­ some m eans of overcomu g tlnm. Fot.rm .ry will a putcel j.i.si e \ - ' Tins is the new ■.cur Let u- meet In bit under the m anagem ent of the proaching extinction under the h e a v y Since only the waste wood rn.d !» o u r o blig atio ns s.fuarely a n d resolve fro m n (lcII* ,lliu i v W t ^ « v a n n a i,, '«, ith p o s t m a s t e r of S anford. The g ro w th to make the rn-w year tint greatest gracious hospitality of th eir hostess <Mt, drain upon th e m . The south i» list <1 , it is probable 11 might furnish a very ,i'My tiesid.-s Mir» Schilling w.-r.Mr» o f t he purcel post system lias lieen in the history of Sanford. \Ve itavi ready to furnish a crude m aterial of pulp for the m. !■ •r CJatitle Howard. Mrs,. Braxton Per­ really wonderful, hut there aro dream ed long enough. workable into a pulp that will proMo som e­ Webster Urti way re tu rn ed Sundav kin». Misses I’eacliea la'ftler. Belle g r e a t e r possthilities a n d the d e p a r t ­ thing dun- an .-xn'llent <|i|a!lty ->f wr.ip- ma her- \ Ti ine - I ’- • m .■ ludida \ vi - i * t- ios parent - ' Smith, I 1 111 i n lliy cui». \ . Illaidì- Mig m e n t is anxious to have the henelit* i ping pa|« r at least 11 . 1 l u t e i Creek gin» unti Alitile' Htggin» Straw o f tile system extended to the re Mr a j ' iI I'll.- for. it * e r \ 1 *1 « . d tin 1 l u t e d Today In-rrt.-s witli whipped cr*ntn. de M.iP m u t e s t *ocl ion* of tin- court!"V. T h e State» depart III' ' ! i f igrh I|ll ur. .ill M i — \nr,.i i W li. 1 1 >) .. r in nm Pop h - m i-, i a ' i a ■d i .itf,-- w ■ri *cr eP pro p o se d i-xhllnl wit! imlmle i r m v , T o lie .ill \ i i n iii-li \i ■g gll.-st >d M r , I 11*>V.-e Belt -I- nottlii't-i thi' re-lilt » -if ti-i!» Iliad» III kind» of . . ■it tat to-r» uml safely |»-ick 1 U il li i i cry y.-ur a light mag page Miss ¡ ,1|J‘ laboratory I'hi-se »how tiuit ■ irii.*il Iu Macoli Min du y I .inf l ‘utl>) a g e s and a gr--!.l d -al nl p rinted Till tied ln I In W orbi » great wunder F.iu-rUU'i'f proper tri at ment ! lu. longleaf Wallace l* a g ra d u a te of tin m a t t e r . —Tune* I'm on book. lt(1j ^ Pine .vili give e \ . . ||| lit .• It pulf-» Mr a m Mr* I I t IOII ib-» -O' »I buoi I ■ I VI t . . ..., t> Wh.Teofl I he le.lMllg V i t |. 0 |« |..n 1 agrei a b| . n.i*.- .»t i-r •. ib'ti¡gil' I 1 1 ti aclu-r v»l e.Vpt, "i»io:i al W«•»levin 1,11,1 l’“ |ieri. uml especial einpliasl» is Stop a couch t“*for-- I! laid u p o n il* s u i t a b i l i t y for tin- m n n .tsv-rlops ■'.nn.tlll* »- a. -I'lttullas I'onell a n d Itoli Holly are When men speak s tro n g lor brother- auction bridge parly New Year's Female College serious hood iif.it t nr«' >,l n r «t • i. , and to u g h F Vi T h r e . tabi.-» of a u c t i u i i I rnlg. e x c h a n g in g editorial am enities in th e lightweight hrnwii wrapping pap.-r i - h o i i f i t of 1 Ugunge It. .f. refer* to I yr t'eaie and I • iversal limnl M i—. l'ea i fu n I < tfh r I, ft o, Ballard's were play« d Mr» l',.l.-»tiin u iu t . in g bulli 1 1 11 <«|1 1 b»- * ■ t il i» t»II1<1 thè ti r-t li ri /,. a pr.-i t b u f i i Un -, I ’o w e l l an a long legged galoot, or When m ir.iib- nt.- every w her» . tv i,, re»mm. her ditti/* m fi. put. 'Tu t hut "t lit' lugli » (H*.■il.« cru vit j of w o r d s t u I hut elTect. a n d i' owell a l ­ And t-v ery u n ii m| common air Mr tt W Morti.Ino **»n t h è genti*' • eliool al la,'k 'o u v'ille t h.- «.,•»>! .»t«.| t F- r.'- il:,, t i ' h: h l u d i » t o Kotiert J, a* a " h | i * ( e r o n I limbs a I r t - m e n d o u s p r op he c y m e l i* p r i r e of a beni , tifili t le T he M.bl <»f t'U'l» |»--r • »»: »1 „u ■.• !.»r,gi... f l lie face of New *pu p e r d o n i '' wh.it **! greater marvel* el to c.iniol.. I m u j.ri/i m il* \\ .. l| j.v \M* 1 - -. i »>i ■.u.' ¡ . . . « , ; ! . 1« H « v e r t h a t i» A» both ,f».. not. d j t *('. thrilling \g.-' *il' willing . gi (¡en I I Bi-t »I r i . d- o r.In o la T b c ll ciuci f fimi ,t , . . , . . : v ' •••îU»*• t ' ^ ‘U i. j !, W j . t k e s m i t h s i iobody --vir !.,h.-i . It-.).. Hid » • fe i -, 1 Dor# the Witrk. - '. ■ «,4b|. ' i. j«111 j» n .i ìli* .1 I lu 11 g elt 11. r -ave Vi - V -• r i ' i . i . .. Uni gr. • ?■ [>-. r I ,'v III ait !1. It r c l i c Vc i , u n ii1 I h.-re w il! Ih* no bit.od on t i ■■ moon • p lan t.1 1 » ..I t. rt . M , ‘ ». < ‘.-it..- , t • i -i " i ■, • :, •r*. ■ d!y and iin-lh *hr B. . »me I 'u II VI l ul l M ftfildy. ru s* t f t• ' u-l* .l ì lunjzn, Joyarni j It.»' Ill all t i e r. ■I ■n» I v . ¡.1 ' I ì* result bf ilo- awful ir.tgodv of - Il, : 1 1 :.'1 ,b !» ; V-- lo»-. -.11 .ir*1 \ 1 r u"i p I, d rlr if n i f,»' t'Tor * -veraojion l t ‘s wurtl* wurd vi ud «•..!. 1 ' 1 - ,p 1 • Éi * '!., :ig ro. in )!•-• I )i>. . of oc ni..r »11 * 11 r, y*. la » •fin•* flint 1 y r • a blot of ink Ki'fi—rti r >l..t ■ • J Mr I ',1 a * ,. cl) r i [. AiI, M H.irrv K a n in-,- 1 .1 - •Pin d t. II. . i- a , r' -»ïm *! • - iiMiti. •nal ll , .int t*» t ikf .iu t r |.r.. I » f »t «»•» *H» *M «w '-'»il Itti t a 11 :-ig . o n refit ou of rt 1 -c >" a ut drçn ami u ! iDt * a pel lb ’ * le t .......... .. r mn sn i * » v »-..;t b- ,in«l n- Wr. .. t S a ) ' . Hob, w li y don't v.ni -lari I*r|cr -r,c. W «m! fl 00 . rounded |.y anfiaragus f»-ft| r«-l!eite«f , - ni t lu- »out h. It II..* b 'f t r!.*u »n. a .ia Age 1 I h u t daily ili .»aufurd. or t-ln- gel I O I-.' all VI M Is».-» Etllel \I««Ughlo,| a l n i < laire »our ■ Huy Ihr J 1 #f t Ithe graceful form« of pr»'!lv d n . ; . u ! * « r I . i ret u - • i d t,. t I . U ..in t. -»»,.u» 1 n- • «,■ »•' |H—t ” • • 1 t l'ht y o u r Ivory d u m e ti..urcas» out of tin- W lien man, im p atie n t of Ivi» cage fiv I lini - 1 .o* ru . • J.t t r*. m .«Il i,i |.«r .»■' do ling ufi.» il­ -uri., • v . r . I...... w a y so some regular new«tu pi-r guv 1 hriH* to the »Old's «|n in ifi ,| f I »Ile. nn.l voti e t " 1 a lia la e n , 1 > e i, *,(»’ 1 m .» lie a t-r ll'-rri Ì V t \ > : i ,. '1 T% coa, nt r ly Ini of t-retty ■ pi c»«' n I i n g i « * r » » m m i ui'vi rr ni I 1 * * H 'jj'ii.il cid g ; imi. run d o it'' i'la lit t tt y I linnet l-.ir . ■ I : i ou n la I tir.l.if. I.*.. d it f rru v i'F ih* t*;ir i h. from t pol. p l e a s e c op y K uk end a II in C le a rM . Ii . J a mf * r U j *' « r Wi li e r S u e \- i ■ • W li V tel dS t e p r i r n» L f t Sj b L voi A W !.. » d v. 1 1t , -, ' , » 1I I lilt « *-»I in.I '■ * ..OU d .11, 1 i.! d i , i d in -ha.b'tf I t -t. ; t .n n t. d u mi i mí -t..rti- s \ . k' ' i ii.r, i . rr u i l , ' d »v [3txqANpRceowwtQgt r.Br d . d . .mi M i»« N,m m.. H irn .Jon returned The S a t u r d a y fruiij i delightful visit to hy-p ro d u rt. The possibility of e x ­ f l i r t i n g a n o b j e t of c h a r i t y u p o n t he IT«»» l.mn» the pr.*»enc*- of ilmt Force glow upon ilo- pretty »een. W'M. \I Ml'llb I tracting lu r p - n tin c from t i e p u b lic na you diti in A larhua county. W'|tich hurl# the fila nets on th e ir place eard» were hand p a in te d fig­ Margit - Cl av at \rc. »lut. ures of girl« An el-Intrate »Upper course W ï i e n t h e p r o p i o h e r e w a n t <» d a i l y w.i* *erv « F uiy tg linw e . bax*r t h e g o o d s a n d a n y t i m e y ou Oh, Age with a Cil Agl- th at cour»*TI k d t, M. gr.n ion» h o - 1 «tr .dit flings Mr w a n t t o .get in t h e w a t e r I» line a n d I" i. - ABOUT PEO PLE AND E V E N T S ♦a PAPER FROM FLORIDA PINE Horehound Syrup ük- t h e r e a r e no bar» .«r, l i e front ,.!»■ o r tin- b a c k d o o r Ml ih» o t h e r p i p e r . a n d lb, ¡«un jib*n»e opv I> 'r in i l \ W lin Th’ 4 i l l |!0 D» 1 lt» S »-M n k y »•r'ÏÏTî^w f t . i i i u s tt i . . * f »ji.i i'»t, , i», • a r t i , »u. t i p t -• ri v. *» i • ,»«i- i r. nu ‘ v%- L'1 "1 * ^ . f Ml. 1 ^ t t » 1»'.à !! *%*•'r i ’ t Ml!!'! M* K .•! • r ***•M, [ « t » . » u i . l l r - ’ « . -»• »ui « But- M- . m»! \ M -* M1 M II. •> •l> i.! B Mt U M- t - l .il' M A fl 11 H M- N . »» • l'j V, I- ... - 1* ! i >t i . , /»»'..- •„ l l *i - i * M \ 1 B, 1 |i, - , ; u n o u ('«-in Mrs t H I.»'tiler i-i;iiiium.'il a short Mill to her parent.«, Mr. a n d with an attra c tiv e little dinner for Mrs, J I). Eckles nt Ocoee. W hich thunders forth its discontent Sir. .M a rtin of Miutni. A delicious 1 Bom** good licks for OrlambVs proW ith futile creed a n d sacram ent. course din-ter »a# served Enjoying Messr* Kolu-rt Bly a n d A B puretl postolliee building Evidently Vet craves to u t t e r Mod's in te n t; Mrs. la-tiler’s hospitality were Mr i'rath.-r motored over from D é la ind »Mr. S e a r s u n d e n ta m in th e fioUtical j Seeing beneath th e world's unrest «M artin, Mrs (leo. Fox, Mr». Mary New 1 ear's Day. They were lite g am e. Now if he can get dn the t 'r e a t i o n 's huge untirin g quest. ' Strong, Miss Bear in-a Le tile». Miss guest* of Mr ami Mrs. H H Chap-« B joxsom handshake he will h a v e n[ And through T ra d itio n 's broken Belie S m ith and Mr. Le liter | h'!1 on Celery avenue. v o u c h (or-m an y years. Apalachicola | crust Tim e«. S l* r * in , M ( i M Mr, M A ' __: S a y y o u d o n ’t__k n o w J o e ,<4-*n*. T h e Miami! of T r u t h '« triu m p h a n t thrust; H e h a s a h a m U h a k e t h a t liind* t h e Mjss Belle Smith and Mis* I’ench- tra c tiv e young d aughter. Miss' Amt»- 1 ' . îw. K’ , u *K . « - Imperial Theat?? M- ( .xi g reo» m a u -elect S e a r * was a 1 b a i ila»h In t i n n y » d e S i f e * re c e n t v i s i t o r t o ( b i n n d o . And while ll t h a t city he s t a t e d t h a t It wivuld i T o 1-e alive in sucll an Age’ a ñ u r d him m u c h pleasure to put in ■9 ■ t; & M \ ]> \ u w - y v o t e r to him for life a n d a- smile th a t Below the seething^thought of m an. ea La-flier entertained W ednesday Ua of Knoxville, Tenn., arrived l a s t ' would charm the birds from t hi- T h o push of a s tupendous plan. morning with an enjoyable bridge week They wd] he t h e w i n t e r tree*. If there i* a n y th in g mure to j Oh, Age of Strife! Oh, Age ofLifehunarty. A delicious talad course ««» ^uest» of their son. C. I) ll.tll t n d bo le a rn e d from ^ h e fwlitical gami-1 W hen Progress rides her chariot h i ^ h ^ y v e d . T heir guests were Mes- family of the West Side. dames A. W. Fitts, Claude Howard, ---------n o t know n in Osceoln politics, Joe ' And on the burder» of the sky S eam will learn it in W ashington. T h e signals of th e ce ntury La Verne H u rl and Braxton P erk in s ; 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Andes and E v e n Apalachicola will find out th a t P roclaim the things th a t are t o be: Misses Cornelia and Gladys Sm ith dau g h ter. Miss Alice a n d M aster T h e rise of woman to her place, doe F ears is on th e jo b in 1915. of New S m yrna, Florenco F rank, (Continued on Page 8 ) T h e coming of a nobler race. ' Saidee Williams. * ! ■ ----T H E NEW YEAR U’rdnrrtfuy Frrntng Dane* S o m e people love th e retrospec­ T o be alive—In su ch on Age! lJ . .. H A A aa S The Social D epartm ent dancing tiv eT h e y w ant to review t h e T o live In it! T o give to it! p assing year. M any of t h e news­ Rise, Soul, from t h y despairing kneea school held their dance on Wednes­ p a p e rs a r e filled w ith th e good W h a t if th y lips h av e dru n k the leea? day evening a t the d t y hall, it be­ ing one of th e most delightful dances thing» t h a t happened during tjie T h e passion of-a la rg e r claim y e a r 1914. Sanlord too r a n boast of Will p u t th y p u n y grief to sham e! this season of this popular d e p a rt­ M any alter dinner parties m a n y good things In th e year just Fling forth th y sorrow to the wind, ment. repaired to th e dance to finish u p the p a s s e d .- I t waa a fairly good year A n d link t h y hope w ith hum an kind. evening. * a n d ere h av e m uch t o be thankful B re a th e t h e world th o u g h t— do t h e for In t h e p ast twelve m o n th s hut we world deed. “ . y / CAnti » 9 Dirk -Supper w o u ld m u ch ra th e r lqok, ahead a n d T h itjk hugely of t h y brother's nee d ; . After t h e dance at the city hall on ace w h a t th ey year 1915 la bringing. A nd w hat th y w oe— and what t h y Wedncaflay evening Miss Anna Me- ^ (. R ig h t now on th e threshold of the ‘ weal? * IdUghlin entertained with a ch a rm -, ^ « 4 f n r I i n k f c c n r l p l a v P n e w y e a r lettuce Is bringing f r o m , IUI US UW» 5U UCWJ £b $ t . 5 0 p e r crate to $4 per crate. The i-0 0 * *° mork t h * ,imes " vcm,: ing little chafing dish supper a t her 2 S e m in o le C o u n ty Fair will ta k - f y * ™ A * n t b * nk* w,U h aU th y ,Um5n* home on P a rk avenue. Enjoying th e * * delightfully informal affair s e r e Miss in F e b r u a r y , th e biggest thing o n ! , * ***■McLaughlin, Miss Adelaide Higgins, i e a r t h a n d one o l t h s heal things t C ra v e , b u t to have in it a, p art; .Miss Belle Sm ith. Roy t h a t * v * r happened in th is country, liiv o thanks, and H a s p thy, heritage. Jo« C Tt hnee nnrwYpapvr ew sp a p er roen men of w» th u me Lake i 4i u r |! Tìm o be w alive—In «un» im eueh ruv» «s a n Age. T _ _h itten d e n and L Albert *i* v R egion, o f - t h e S o u th Floride e n d . — Angela M organ, in •**«. W' -, * ï -A iiV k * E SË Ë Sk ONE NIGHT ONLY, T U fflA Y , JAN. jili Socicly Event of ihe Season- Bis? Musical Comedy You’ve Been W jiii ■mr *i M U S iC A L (jD M E D Y »71ON LIBRARY ROOM . 1 Room cannot be wir- is unavoidable.. Library Committee With Celia Mavis, Jesse Willingham end Alex I^ftu*. the N V " • ’ r Theater Company an d Production. Superb Company. 15 Big Musical N‘>* Hits. Clever Dancing. Spedai Feature— Introducine the LateM Tar i " ; Hesitanon Darcna. One of the Few Town* T h b Compari* F la jf B«'*1’ r Tam pa and JaHoonvUie. a r d Secured U nder a H e a v y Guarantee. Special Prices: Orchestra 75 Cents and $1.00. Balcony 50 Cents �Tin IHANDABOUT THE CITY :: t n i. t .’ 1 In f S*t hfut it ] I n it % *■ I Vii it O UUlc Happen*'1« » '- M e n t i o n * Il J. II 0f MaUers tn Hrief P ersonal I t e m s o i In te re st W 11r i h h M e ir, t * u t fn *> \lilt* \ ! >‘' rri,,r,ijr u r a n “*d f,,r Hurried Herald Kendi ra ’’ « h i, > a \ .i nu.i l i i Mi \:tl, ¡ i. . i I . 'i i >i i •. r g r* «T .1 II1i I* p :; *p >o r n| m -ig , in . i l.i Witl t I i 1 i « ni «ho «ver mi! «->■ Millen , t « *. • 111 11 » .trlil • to ri*" o <ii' bom !'• • r ’....... 1 i v i ’ -. . I I ! ' ... \ tin resound «tte«li r mte-b ' •■* ! - «ald. « t Il . i t u i l i e r < |.'e .U t. I t r«i|.i .- Whose aim it :n tlif «lari tnllg Itosene, Nav.i li I).' I( <1.1 (tuli itfnll. Il M W .1 • ! X I , ■> F *' ('until it \ i ,i •. ,.f ihi' riimilm! Small ’’ G \ U> , T nf lirn .' I ii tul ( i r L iti* in ,*.(• t Ini'», ; ■ . 'l p1 a lu I'levi-land. I III in > It It,i r fin] ■t lie.i r t i .ire f eil M elt ■ M n . • iit . \\ It V ■ 4>ni W t •• « e a l l l i n i l i r a ; * ! li i r p o v . r i * » l i n -]' i! '■ ^ * ~ ~ " " » " * * * * * * > » ............ linnet*. dlintig t b. Mr< .Mildred II S»“irt .l,f J * 7 - \*1| I, i' W « ll-Mit usiti: 'I i ' ; i . , «.avilit tí vuit.'i* her fa th e r. Mr K M. , " ' ’ r* - ■-! w '■ i- ' . ■! «.«ul - T * . r r lU»k|r" 1. < 1 1 K i * ,v » %.» -, " ," 1 Siinfim) • A „ b(lV.i with hoopt* alw ays Harry J a r r e , .. Ir AM.., , ‘ - r* r“ " ,,,r l-«tH»* »•* " ' ’ * l al K F. D u tlo n V ÍÍ7-I f , Il T. Ihslmp. lav: I! II H a th * . , , ¡, l “ 1 ''“ 'V ' , «*» *;V,r " " r|-«'»«K "»«'•r.-,| i». " « 1 roa*. .* \. Il.(H»k am K bliiii’k a c k «*arii. e«‘M * e ti mi i iti*if t r i ’* mit*t MU'•0 a** JI n...t. i- V ti • *« . .»mi tilt ..t•tiii:iI port . .in -.i „» m.. ! Hu ITa lo. N i H I. Mu t n \ u . Un J N W hl.liy oí I nm |m •» . umplt Ti.oír. showed .. lililí s ta le < > f ella n in In' Mr*- *• . , . . . i ___ gusta. (m . K M < eleni,m, .le. x . .............. beckon n liters tu t lie shining *goal. j t H hm uherehip visitine ^ l U v r ', Mr. UdnlitiM Hr W II K.'ll v ati.l « f é . pori 1*0 " ........................................................'..... J<« The me mi ■r« ir. •larviti N \ < a n l> I u .In I r* »hi.« 1 « u woman s club, a hnven fair traine.r in ever* l.raneh nf ehijr. h of ihii ri«)' Flour on Her (iarincnls 10 Ib bucket of Snowdrift f<*r î LOO kirn 1 M La mH-*. \ u tt.r I .tint vin. Where l itile rtt drop un hour I heir lumi work, the Sonila* m Imùl .-n. i;,]|\ - Flour on llor Shoes M of ia re in Ileiiiir lien.-litti .l t.\ I i * i * i;V ti * il L I’. Mrl flllrr *. ~ In-L and. Il tirrh aril Vil.it 1 a .. ltu( no Mere Flour on Her Face W limati * l.ra . t u u n v of >uii|.K from «turi, tu tira** hlark ¡"»IS t"»lk velvet ■M. Mei ielle ml eti.t **tfe ’< eet-inkt-.rlrs-, , al veti " S. ................ 1 *« at Mr* (in te r E. Williams. N . ( . f. 1>. Arnold. 1- ■' . *• T tra m i, t **Bon s ay-Iltr Hurria, HoUttfoiulu. S I) N,r c " d Mr*. U.ihett Hertul.m Mi** Clara Milieu and M m Min^ — FO L L O W HER e x a m p l e j 04 Hrsi . . h a ve ^etnrtieil to .heir Iujiuu. a U -Vr i hie Slew uri, thr- m irin i: prrTin.^r* — — Auf0 T.fvrrT— Prompt servire — 1 Sl Jo h n s House dm nnd seirit.irv « ith the mher utlu.r» P*y phone -■■'L Nuiht phone 1*J6. I.. A. Taylor. Piula de! plu... l’a have done ino-t e seel lent « m k durFor Sule! ! ! f Ç Wilson. Iti-tf L. M Tylnr. laikelaml. Clins Wanp. itiH tlie past mx tu.int l.*l ant)Mtvii*% Three lots i a n ^ P ark on M yrtle with reRret th a t we ijive the’m up. - r p r. T. A. N iai hat re tu rn e d from A n d r n ,° " ’ s J A* PHONE 275 TA* i \ turrit Drug Storr SANFOHI). FLA. T a m p a ; Frank Wilson, Fari Mc- avenue and S eventh street. Desir­ but the plan of th e H. Y . P. H. is to j visit to h‘s old homo a t ComM rD o n a ld , Chirairo, III : Thus • J. ably located for hotel or residence. chanRe otllcer* each rix month* in iserce, Ga. Palm er. Unni*. III.; \\ Il Wilson Henutiful shade trees ten ycais old. order to train m olllce each member. The Sanford C hautauqua Mridt»» Grove, b u tte r a t Me- nm | w|f,,( Voungstown. Pa.; Mr an d no other property like it in the city. Mr. Sidney li. Kennedy is the in- here in MarRaret M ayo’s remark« T h e great Sanford Phutitam pin rj.llfr'a at 40c poi^pound. ilCV. J - Kulan. .Clvkaju». lU u -U - v F , , 'Apply ,-aU.pnce t o W .- W „vliun*. ■ r o o m r n r , . resident rtrt.l’M n Uirefth t ,K,l' U,U r ll.U > *l *•“ * k n ',“r *l ^«'ill open the week beginning Feb­ a filli. Port T„ A 1^-l-'r-rn-U tfñ-s(r Da fïiii. Port Tn m mi A H _ b ^ lL Hrothrrso,, the in co mi hr secri-tary. ' r h ‘,a,M* * Jan ,M h -Dr.tT. L. HrUndsfe. resident oste­ MamiRer« Weii & a nuoti tire thnt ru a ry Hth and on the 10th Jam es II. Farrell. Colt Coin mim«, Ohio . Muy opath. Rmdiiute of Kirksville school. A. A. J. J. Farrell. mid «lili the other new ..liner« we I he* )m\e maini.iini'il thè high stand Shaw «ill be with us. His cut upII. lier > a il iIu Iio n In ."school,« Rre.,t lliltlR« of them 1he inni Offirr ° ' rf Firts National Hank, Sun- Ualdeker. Hant.-r. lo«.i T It >|ivn ard of thè produci ioti Udirò, Poi- Peurs below : nh-tfc •i t . 1 opi'ki Kiin« . Joint (ni.nlmati. I iotn an m illio riialive source it iiir si * month« ly « favorii« iireu« fior«e, continues , f. . Johnson • ity . lei.i . h Mill a n d ii learned that nip* half of the rural A( i «t ihe in«faIhitiun nf the new I Ile t iri il« art Amenu *h* J*r< inin* i ytfv. Si Lotiir, Mi*«.iiirt «'I,mil« nf Florida ar. nol provided olTiret* . t. i'*” fiil l.iii<iuei « ■ >■ a pullular foature. it,, •,l* fin* t.’dav an- .JudRc -i ... h.i fu i i »• r>ngi lietie.l , . f’lsn . of . . He« 1 , 1 . foil, r a. .1 . i. or o , |no. l II ird.it o i l . . , im:| , l l - fur l " r t) 1 t i e Jll v e i l .. 1n 1■ ,’’ i ■. i , j Land •' : Mi* he'd ''h o ltr of May • ., I «ili tn pa ri nuli: r |y il ij ■■*■-<I l.y In \ iii . i Owner« t i t « or pupil' I•rill I ‘ 1 t | •*i•I• •1 in t " i • •• ■ l . ' f ' ” - 1 , '« 1 he polo* uf il.- m.ititom. »•.. .r> lure in Ihe inter.'*! of T K. ( it nrtPi.Ti ...i I . 111 i .*i ■ ’ .i Itd.i>.i|Tii oil -ni- i-i, tiiifi« nf nil » i \! f I i the hri.lR" •>' Monroe ferry iRilto'if In m.ike i’olly of t t|e t ’ile n te r ta in tin i i e » - . |.. |i r loen •• 1 u>« Mil.« ol the proper «.iiiitation who l> i ’’i ■t lonately c.il'nl Th eus" un roimI us they cuti and thè reLimliurRiT clieese, Holland her -1 Fritluy next und one of Ute feutuies ’and ihe resulls to thousund.« of M other <d tlte II. V P. L ." and .J , . ‘’ ‘ 1 1 * inr and cakis at S im o n ’s. ‘ will !><■ nn auto rille IhrouRh the <•<■!- helpless children liut the hlame w-hich fnllow« \n » ir m • " ( 11 "J > !*k . o tn p i hnR and ycast > mi ni ary t h i n g « a b o u t t h e p e r f o r m .’17-tf I ery fields unii over the ut . : AH should tie put « here it KelotiR*. tie* I*or li- mu ti> surprise.« file e v e r arosIt 1 « e x p e c t e d b y M a n a g e r t h ..... who have auto« and are willing reined* brought ab o u t, if possible, I . 1 I1 Ì- It s t o r e . l b ■rudio of 1fie I m p e r i a l t Tint Polly* Mr Uberi Met Iintock is the , , . , , ,f to ta k e an h our« ■pin “ t rn d u v lid «eri<»ll* result* Ol negleel i I a \ in « Mr M .*(ue»t nf M ' w 1' ’' ■ 1V ' I ‘ . r ■ !............. « ill a l l r.o i • p i e , i d o l ,, "'tilg I ill (lire tin people .tini Ilo n "i , t. ■! t. >■ n p o p - ■•m t it. ti.iir.it igi it bei ng 1 1 « itr«i t r i p t o Cbnt‘" « wireli ss operator m I lie ,,| n ■pull-I hile a III llof It II"« .r« In t i e I I ' t ■■Id oti Who , i . . - I 1 1 .• jr. , i u i e i | I f « i c i , o , i I, i , 1 . »ori >• 1 -lo.« i h . ti l' S. N a v y Ini l I r li 1 <t. r r j I Io . e .«It ’. t.*r I.Topi ' II. oli • " .; I •.. 1 1 . I , ;1. . I I * An i t < • r i n v o i c e of H i c h u r . Iro n '« •I ' * ' • . , ‘•■11, al. . I M r« (ira i 1 i -i I rò. oli to- It « up lo mal: lo nil. «. r d pot lini Ib i I• i i ou i : il a t il Ito ani boriili - «Ilo lati \ lot ilinv« ] ' " F ir « ! >t > (M ill id UR II ' i *« ■• t * ....... t r. ■ ' «1 Uif 1 1 » 1 » 1 li \ u t i- i No!. ! i ¡.-t r i o ut ! f.i-ir d u i ; - b o i i U t (,• :> \ «r *> 1 1 ] ,* i r.-gt *1 ,| < ¡ ... I t 1 t et ■ ll.'i l.ilR" IP • 1 " Ig li l’rmi ^ 1 » I» h! Uf 1 ' ."It f i.»p ni ll 4 1 1 4 4 1.1 > i’\ »■tong a, 1* i» t itn k Mi** l.etmri Vrnerl of l.nng«ood lo recognize studi duties T h a t's f l 't l t d true. " i f I I > i I a d ch « rg e o f ' 1 . m i e t i was the week end guest of Mrs A F , : ' ■ tall ' i! it' iJ • T> • M t o I n i i •, u Belt" a ' , . • l.te to In r I , ol „■ . , •. -it '■ i , o . 1 i 1 h. ! r u . • ■ . Vi- M • I . al t ■t Orore o r • ■.t « .• i i m i n p o 1 .. ,f l'.ut ■t I tl, t ■ tie elbg. t.t II "I t l .1 i Ijlllptlll , I Just ri 'i'i*ei|, black silk velvet u :t y ,,,, *,m:, .1 e l U L II. M •I e I , ( p •■.ufi if a l . if « ¡ I , I In pro|.a r 0 * 1 u jailors at M ■■ (irace K \\ dilani'. y ,, , Na, Mi in I H ..I, ■ I to tin ' 1 ■ fat I ‘I 106 Ka-t I t M •’* -t ,ti. i, *, ,. . SHE H A S F L O U R -O N TH E M A I N ! She Conies Here for That! JSJEM INO LE P H A R M A C Y - t l.rmil*! 1 » \• I- * «* *4j , -IVAA4*4' L*!1 '^ *&* »*J.4.1 *»« I I.i i UJllè ,. j iit . ¡4 I' Roberts McLanrens Roqueiori Cheese \\ . I >. i !« !ii Ml»* lu**4 k\»4ftli itl?d *** •»rt.’’ i \ » i 1' m «n • 1 i _' t ' /. iAi|i t »pi-tf I 1 1■ frit !* yI1 i »*•4. i* ' * * *» t *1 ] ! * . . . f hr»» k l u i »h ii at t in t a» i ■ t hi* K ani Mil* .11 A í l « I It W¡M • ! . , !.*-,. * t i? *» * «n • <..» t !.. i:>»«11 «n |»,< w «»nr <’!<! * »•'1 •i» i ■ H • 1 *r • 1»V 1 1 » r lit «r • r ;i r \ h|Ht«*ri' ;il nr Li«»yr •.|»hi«*al ;ir»* • •I’* « * 1 T*-M' ' ■i' »* * • ■ - i - hl I«» 11 » ' 1:• It *»i ! )»»r i-r H»* *Î ! . i*t I o »Mir U i. nt. from t hi ir ui‘ I ...... . . pu« t i* ihirî> »>« .,.-» .«• 11 » ' ' I'»»11 \ «»f 'fir < ir « li ^ I* t P I U ».II I M w i l l . H L......... . L U ....................... . i n M i l l . 1(1. j W i t h lh. ........................................ U till Ads i T1 Í • f 11 V»i*■ Mi*' ** f ■n M ' i.r r i g h t «,.*.! h, \ .fi.i.l I.**, 1»»1 Ads' \ Till \ t I If I li| ( u rn i ;tf* \ , In « . Ja « - «1 |,l. I I l •' 1 Fi*'*t fit** H«* M o \ T<; O M !■: K ^ muí ‘ ;!»* ma ke « « a y •Mi*h ;.11 1 r.i *-• I*1 t.t f ii.it M *hr r nf f* ii't«» w i \ *• » »i .. M' I 1 «* fi# A ill f»*» •1 til I . |,H ■ * !| ■II Ml II». ».w î • il, 11 I*'•I! McLanrens Imperial ' Cheese . Pimiento Sweilzer Nippy Deviled ■* *• •*•«* . HS» • **»• A full line 1 Western and Florida Fresh Meats all the time i-f'¿ rty- ‘ J. D. Roberts to Postoffice Phone 39 Ill tiigt t *. t „■ i , . . -1 r . > c i i ,0 i t«, properly lue il cil E nd ea v o r Societies. I v, r. ■* r* ' • »' l o ", linn] buildi ng«, In'g i li I o ; -.«e|til>|e i . t r* im d j ud properly 1,1 lent.n ( (trtstuut Etui, . ti". N o >-In»*»I d i s i riet i« «o i O .¡II ,t ltd f< fill It. g ■o |I , .| i, I t: not pro* ldi t tn IM. Kook, Scape tio.it <:• , t * ol l i n ' t c . 1 . t 1 r *! 1» * 10*1 devotional »nr vice big 1 . 'Ii n.-i i n ... i-n ii, pro,n r riti leadership id I >r Uro» . ti d m DpUlulile «< tü'OlîotJHt ¿PT- «Hit «cru sung a n d pr ,■ : HOIt CM '.i .. r i h,; ri i il al mu« . nd a- «tgi.tiig tint il i lu- Ne«' y i 1 r « . *, |, ...uL tioludes ..il oversight ‘..I T hen lite tirai net of t t . \ I, ite pli y *1 en I eiuidlliuit of every was u Hilde renili n g and , p.|| d K ver* . Iti Ici should In­ \propria le tí* the m ri ..I a« i" J,i fsotiii] i'tyii nil I e ro n d u td o n ..f th*- t.Hi > * , ... . , i|.a f ici" atol I llu d i and finger pimple «ere onroTj d • ' , the Quiet Moor. ' pro, , , g : ........O' »' "'■"t •- ««-•■»tt-a on 1 '» attend 15 minute« per .lay m H*l b 'lude* a r . n * U n l *uper*ision of the r , , I I ___ - I , . n , . u I i .,1 .-bind room and closets Ito see thal *’■■ » ...... t ■ reading and prayer T l tii-y are ul«.iys d e a n and «ell vert ■, ad jo u rn e d lit 12 IMI (pitied and th a t th e youthful iinugI*resb)|i-rlun J u n i o r < L ' " a t , o n ,« not tired by suggestive Dr a n d Mrs E D. Hro«nl<e en- «leluce.iui.il of wall* a n d surroundt m a l n e d l l * .Ju n io r. Christian - E n « ! "H<* -U l a d u d « .Ihe c a u ti o n of n d e a v a r Society of the Hr.-«byl"n.«» «»»n.1 at.„o*phere in the *eh.m church at a C hristm as party Toe« M-om nnd in every direction where day afternoon. Mr*. Brownlee wa* the te a c h e r* mlluence may be felt assisted in entertaining by Mrs ti K«.r ihe hH u.o of today th V. P axton and Mi** Annie ...... ......... . 'hv.t » r-nlly aecompiUhing Caldwell, who bnvo the organisation r< Hulls- is not merely a place where in charge. The children enjoyed text book* are Ilia only to o U. a place playing many Chn.sttmr* Raft"’*. «’, - where children are sent to *1 * taken p e n a lly pinning old Suyt..'« ....................’«re «f ««ui.nic - r t a t n hour* oi the ,In tjie . midst * ofr tthe gam*« it:, V 11 i-* t In- pi.»«** vkht*ri* dfiiii «W u..M ' *, ' t1 *!t\ , , , . , . ...it , , , jiving ituuglil a« miD'it l.y- exu iitf'li an old. bent negro m an to tell ' < 1 1. precept, « bere is found all III i"hildr«*rt some I neb- Ketiui« •st tiling.« of lif> of " I t r e 'r lU blut ' \nt"UR tin*'. • • ¡pir.il inti for t li* * present were J , » Caldwell. Anna D u *nd the teacher should be the source Bow.* K ittle Dullose. William l > u - ; oi th a t inspiration. Bose. Florence a n d llu.h H enry. . But such results are impoMiUr May nnd Mildred Holly. Sara W ar- where the commonest nt.-ewitlea of run Eusterby, Adele and G e rtru d e life are lacking and we lire the surBunge, Nan Paxton. Jea n and R ich - roundings, if not inspiring are not I even decent. ard Maxwell and M a y Senn r] 5 ^ ^ ^ ^ -j D , ^ ■Jj I'M* ( ondonst'd Kcporl of Condition o f tin* SE6Viä^OLE C O U N TY BANK OF SANFORD, FLO RIDA As muli*red t<> tlu* Comptroller at the dose of business on Fridav. December .‘{1st, HM I Ki:sni R( i:s % MARI U T IL S « Loans and iMsrounts ¡?lsl. 1-5-». ->I Stocks ami I loin Is 22..>Li.2<> Rea! Kstale 1.250,0(1 F urniture and Fixtures 2,572.00 (Overdrafts ‘110.05 Cash and Due from Ranks 57,795.75 Surplus ami Lmliviled Profits 5,240.50 I lividends Unpaid 2,000.00 B ond-Account * *"* 10.000.00 Notes Keiliseounlcd 5(1,000.00 D EPO SITS ^ 170,317.64 $205.591.1 l $265,504.14 The Capital o lfire m nf t h i s I n s t i t u t i o n (akt* p l e a s u r e in s u h m i t t i n n $50.000.00 fo r y o u r inspectitin th is K ratifyiriji n 'j x i r i . W r w ish in rti.’m k t h e |S 'u p le nf S n n i o n l ;tn<f S e m i n u le f ’n u n l y f o r t h e lilieral «iip|,urt ih i-\ f i a t e g n e n lIn-u l l t l . M F I N S T I T I I I O N S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y BANK . i. COURT HOUSE OUILDINO F O R R E S T L A K E , P r o s ld o n t D. L. T H R A S H E R , V l c o - P r o s ld o n t A. R. K E Y , C a s h ie r 1 s 2: M K �MH JA U N T Y BOLERO SUIT T H A T S U R E TO BE P O P U L A R . n i «f Th H fMNPOnn pEffAlD V ! 'C FOR THE FALL H Millinery Needs of Little Girlhood 18 M a k e s S p le n d id S t r e e t C o s t u m e or In S u i t a b l e M a t e r i a l s Will Be Most S e r v i c e a b l e for W e a r In t he Af t e r n o o n. E tch t h o t a ll or -mndo c o s t u m e s a r o / l / i t / m ore o r loss ntatmrato, for tin- wlrnpleat of t h e m Is cut In s o m ^ c o m p l i ­ c a t e d f as hi on . T h e l on e J a cke ts , with basques h a v i n g •» m o v e m e n t "on f o r m « 4, a n d cut on (ho bias, a r e very now. T h e y a r o wor n with w a i s t c o a t s o f w h i t e . s a t i n o r f anc y b r o ca d e , whi ch fa ste n w i t h odd little buttons. Fashion, however. Is hecomlnK morn an d rnoro eclectic every day. so It Is a ls o possible to see the quite short Jacket on thoj>olero order, whose genn ral effect Is completed by a tunic skirt. ninklnR It look like a Ion« Jacket. T h is give* a very youthful effect Tho Idea Is Interestingly exploited * In th e model here shown,'which Is de­ veloped in Saxo blutr*!>enuvlllo cloth a n d black taftpta. The Jacket, In tho-f form of a little bolero, has a soutache trim m ing In self-color appearing In n narrow border around tho neck and slawvo ends, but spreading pul over t h o front edge In a larger motif. The ppplumllko pieces that are hung over c ith e r hip a re also trimmed with sou­ tache. T h ere Is a deep girdle ofvblack ta ffeta tied In a bow at the front, and OIl llttln Indies, from the baby girl to above this n shallow- bib running off the miss entering upon her teens, t o n o th in g at cither side. Then the and for the miss In her teens, fasci­ aJeevca are oddly lengthened on the nating lines of headwear have been ootalde, covering the elbow, with a turned out. T h o s e specialists who look after tho needs of children, up to tho tlmo when they enter the ranks of y o u n g womanhood, have developed t hi s b r a n c h of mil linery until A m e r i c a F m a y be c o n c e d e d t o le ad In p oi nt of v a r i e t y nml to m a t c h In point of excel­ lence the p r o d u c t s of oil other coun­ tries. . In tho group of headwear for Httlo gir ls s h o w n hero a b o n n e t a n d two h o t s a r o p i ct ur ed. The b o n n e t , for a l it tle girl f rom t h r e e to five or six /I ilf L M /lti/ •> ii> IH V IJC fl We have it in every color and-for every jiossible jmrjiose. Remember the Herald when you want INK. w Just received a shipment of Carter’s new P E N C R A F T INK » — * for Office or Fountain Pen, with tile, new PatenL XUistproof Pourout.. ; * - * _» ................................. .. ........................................u » t . . ' w . : ..........................6 0 C Pints........................... ....... ..;............. "35c 4 oz. Bottle, for Fountain Pens, with filler. 25c {' flowera In tho headwear of bubydom. At tho right of thtt picture a hut of plain velours, for the half-grown miss, depends upon a plain hand of narrow grosgniln ribbon and an odd gay feather cockndo for Its decoration Special feather ornaments for the hats of such youthful wearers are rontriv ed to suit them remarkably well. A hal of this kind Is worn by girls of all ages from six to s e v e n t e e n . One of tho beautiful kinnard hats, which Is of purely American origin, hns It* placo In the ce nte r of tho pic­ ture. It Is mad« by crocheting che­ nille or oth er material avur fine wire supports, and Is n difficult piece of work, w h i c h Is d on e by h a n d Hut t he exquisite result w a r r a n t s t h o labor a n d has f a s t e n e d upon t hi s a c h i e v e ­ y e a r s old. Is n quai nt model, s u g g e s t ­ ing Hie f a s hi on s of b y g o n e d a y s for grownups It Is of velvet, with a sil k f ac i ng In t h e p r o j ec t i ng b r i m at t h e ment an e x p r e s s i v e tit le a s t h e nr isti, R is t r i m m e d In front T h e . b o n n e t s of t hi s type , w i t h c r at In m i l l i n e r y soft, puffed c r o w ns , a r e m a d e of silk | ma ny novel way*, m a d e p os s i b l e by pl ush, vel vet, cor dur oy, a n d s o m e t i m e s [ t h e tne l hod of c o n s t r u c t i n g t h e hut of c o a t i n g s T h e f ac i ngs an* In w h i t e Hut In t h e m o d e l nIiowti a h a n d of h e r or light c o l o r e d silks a n d t h e t i e s of tiered r i bbon a n d a ha l f w r e a t h of tinyf I r ibbon. silk c o v e r e d apples complete a perfect ' Ri b b o n s a r e d e p e n d e d o p e n t o f o r m plero of m i l l i n e r y for t h e s ma ll lad» t h e s m a l l hows or r o a d i e s whi ch c o n ­ of five. H a t s of Hils kind a r e m a d e to s t i t u t e t h e main t r i m m i n g f e a t u r e of m e a s u r e s h a p e d nml t r i m m e d n r r o r d mi l l i ne ry for t h o b ab y girl A n i c h e Ing to t h e a g e of t he w e a r e r Is f o r m e d of It a n d s e t s next t h e h a i r JULIA BOTTOMLEY. at t h e h ac k of tho br im l . ltll e c h l f fon r o s e s a r e col In t h e r u c h e at e a c h si de S m a l l milliner» f lowers u s e d In this «vn*. o r placed In lit tle n o s e g a y s ! on tniitix little ci»|is and h o u n d h t e s t l fy to (he p e r e n n i a l b l os s omi ng of l iny Two Pretty and Popular Neckpieces T r y P E* -N C R A F T —Y ou W ill Use No Other We carry constantly in stock a Complete line of the Old Reliable CARTER'S INKS. It makes no difference what quantity you de­ sire, nor for what purpose you wish it, we can supply your needs. Carierà Writing Fluid in Quart Bottles......................75c C arter’s Writing Fluid in P int Bottles.........................-10c C arters W riting Fluid in H alf-pint Bottles .. 25c Carter’s Writing Fluid in 4-oz Bottles 10c Carter's Writing Fluid in 2-oz Bottles 5c Carter’s Koal Blaek Ink in -1-oz Bottles I Hr Carters Koal Blaek Ink in 2-oz Bottles fie Carter’s Blaek Letter Ink in 2-oz Bottles 5c Carter’s Ink, in Green, Violet or Blue, 2-oz Bott'e 5c Carter’s Reti HousrlioM Ink, 2-oz Botile 5c Carter's lied Carmine Ink for hanks and large offices) half pint 50c Carter’s Fountain Pen Ink in Black, Green m Violet Mie Carter’s* Mucilage. 2-»>z Bottle 5c Carter's Stump pad Ink for Rubber Stamp« all colors Carter’s N'utnhering Machine Ink for Numbering Machims or ( ash Register all eolors .. * C A R T E R ’S IN K Y J a u n t y Bo l e r o Suit f or tho Fall. R A C E R ( 11LM It Ah • it Mlilt A to ! ■ r rhlffi ill. i r i ti ■•! o v e r t h e bu s t b e t w e e n t h e Jacket swlges. a n d g i v e n a n u p s t a n d i n g c o l l a r tif-baUste. Jloth tunic llounce* aro (aid In folds a n d a re qulto straight and plain. The tipper one shows two smart little trt- 2 5 e a n g u t a r “ p a t c h " poc k e t s , bolli of whi ch a r e b r a i d ' d wi t h t h e s o u t a c h e t r i m ­ ming. T h e l o w e r s k ir t I» of t a ff et a T i l l s Will m a k e a s p l e nd id s t r e e t c a d u m o for t h e fall, o r In c r e p e d< c h i n e will be f ound most s e r v i c e a b l e fo r i b e a f t e r n o o n FRIEND OF THE TRAVELER Rucksacks Ha* Many Advantage* Over the Alway* Popular Knapiack. £ E liking for tho flaring collar has TthoHresulted In many modifications of, original design patterned a fte r tho one-piece dresses, mid I* very useful for the sum m er tourist for freshening linr traveling gown and supplying touch of white a t the throat. JULIA BOTTOMLEY. medlcl collar. Combi Did Ion* of tha W h a t In n rucksack«? According to flaring collar and small vestco mad« O ntlng it Is a bag made of denim, or of organdie, lace, o r net nro endless heavy cloth. - It has ono or two pock- In variety. Then there aro tho comon tbu back, In which -books -or Irinatumn of The flaring' i h l l a r ’ anil CQQL AND HANDY GARMENT a r t i c l e * . frequently required by tho revets lo bo worn with blouses or t o u r i s t arc readily accessible. Tho coal*. It» many of tbeso only Tjto Envelope p h e m lte H** Much to Rec­ ommend, It Eepeclally During . to p ta fastened by, a cord, so tho ruck- bock of tho collar has been left, the * the Hot Weather. nacko, filled with a cnuplo of suit* of Mare at tho sides being dispensed underw ear, toilet articles and tho like, with. With the advance of the season Never wa* a handler llttln garment reaotnbfes a meal sack, except In color. this particular development of tho designed than tho envelope chemise, M oat of thoso sold In Europo aro medlcl collar hns Increased Its popu­ and certainly th ere was never a bit green, harmonising with the landscape. larity. of underwear tnnro comfortable. They Dot khaki Is suitable in color and m a­ In tho picture n neckpiece with tho nro so easily madu, too. If you never te ria l. T he nicksacko has a number back -flare and revera la shown mado n garment boforc, you can tnako o f ad v antages over Its cousin, th e mado of organdie, trimmed with Valen­ nn envelop« chemise. Oct*a simple knapsack. It Is easier to get st, for ciennes edging. It Is decorated, w ith paper pattern ¡uni you will need no thing. It Is not necessary to un- two rows of hem-stitching, ono of o th er guide o r advice. You may any s tra p s to open the ruck- th e m fastening tho. lace to the o r ­ e ith e r tuck tho yoke of tho chemise (Jntylng the string around tho gandie. Tho ce llar Is supported by o r ombrolder IL If the chemise Is of to p b y pulling ono free end of a bow- four very flno wires at tbs back, and while crepe, It la well to embrotdor k n o t enables tho tourist to select any­ the royers show n decoration of tiny IL for the tucks would need Ironing, th in g contained therein In a Jiffy, covered buttons a t one side. T h is 'la whoreas, with tho irepo embroidered, a dainty and easily laundered neck­ It Is possible to wear the garment Tulle Popular. piece which will give an up-to-dato without Iroulng. If you wish an elab­ T u lle Is tho prevailing fabric for touch to th e blouse or little coat w ith o ra te undergarmenL a strip of hand d ancing frocks, and nothing Is rnoro which It Is worn. embroidery con bo worked nil the a p p ro p riate o r pre ttier for young peo­ A vestee of not, finished with way down the front, but for the sim­ ple. Som etim es it Is garlandod with plaited rufilcs, one of which forms pler garment a spray of some small a n em broidery of naturally colored tho standing collar, Is shown In th e flower Is sufficient across tho upper t i n y roses and leaves. A useful addi­ second design. It Is held In place p a r t of Jho front. t i o n to th e w ardrobe Is tho npw shaped about tho waist with an elastic band, In very hot w eather the envelope Jacket, which Is far more like a sack, and fasten* down the front with chemise will a c t ns drawers, petti­ following th e lines of the figure with- claaps concealed under small covered coat and co rset cover, serving as confining . It in any way, and is buttons. T h e sh o rt raffle designed to th re e garments In ono. HosJdet, tho tly made to slip on with almost stand up about the neck Is supported combination draw or and pottlcoat dress, and not p s rt and parcel of by collar steys of wire. Idea Is dollghtfuily cool.' In cooler I t r e t i r e s to be carefully worn. This veetee Is to be w c ^ r under w eather the envelope chemise can be jn 4 . M k» m ost of the modes of the blouses of silk or other materiel In worn over a knitte d union s u i t d ay . is suited to slender figures. * J 1 -'C***' •j ‘ C arter’? Photo* Library' Paste in Double Well* J a r s ..... ........... ....... 25c C arter's Household Indelible C arter's Photo-Library Paste in 4-ofc bottles With Brush......... . . . 1 0 c marking outfit Ink (for marking linen) with 25c C arter’s T ypew riter Ribbons, for any make machine................... 75c I^XVIAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT, CAREFUL ATTENTION The Herald Printing Co. 1 0 7 Magnolia Ave. Sanford, Florida _ ry.yÇx. m «¡k t kimi - r-iJiLk . . . -—J jv f-X ---- : " • j-v -J- ■ ‘-V— 1 - — *—r Ji j . ir ’ - -4tisJ - , . ___ r- \ ’ .. ......................... - , .................. • - , ------------------- - : -------------- ---------- �JANUAR' mira THK SANFORD HERALD L a u r a J e a n \ L ib b e u 's J n c i e k 3 a m t u f f e r à A l l A m e r ic G n ^ a C h a n c e t o F e e d S ta r x J in p 'B e ls iiu m f your birtfid.au comes /\pril you will receive rubbers, umbrellas,rdincoats.elc, from your friends, 5o don't buy any! ICaiftlil, 1914, l<TtU Mi CXm M A R R Y I N G T H E O T H E R GIRL. W. riinx nur* ]..* Mul**I a* fttf • r♦,1 * AU If« wD’* h"l As f nl r . Wr ftIrib hut »»It = 75k WILL I WHAT/ c i THAT I 'R W iy V = 2 NATAL (MiASS SEED d t en p l.tr stink of Harden and field poultry / c i d and supplies, iticuhiilnrtv, etc. Write for our Jail rslalcguc and wcekl) price Hm on poultry feed, etc. 1 hero I b g e n e r a t i v n r ea son « h e u a man cnllB oil anil mi upon u Indy IlMEMlS Oldest .-«tnl.lishcd mid largest seed house iii Florida, * < » 1 «.» tii r every rniwiii i *i hdl.-««* >♦ lie ts m love w 1 (h ______ ___________ R IN Trif. MCflOSM K. A. Martin Seed_Cd __ . /' 4 « - - m u m - m e i nk " itn* kJn’ jlflj W K .t' ■ IF IT HEART MEANS THAT! of , nd- «B.oinen 1314. there1« *;"■*. " N y ' J. HOMLLlAS BELGIAN WOMEN'ON the way to the bread I*1 * 1 , *lt) *• depili i meni luis beeil on I ! >ni ili.s min* I mi t li .my .Vtncr Im* ' . . i n lim peojde mI Belgium tins !.. .... 1 1 , . t.,.|, iit.t'in i t . . . . . ,* |n.. t|a m . net util mi'll. «Ile ' l ilt stilli rioni to,Insu« slopped vvlieu tin- Herman« came; the money pieve : Il I | m* Iui« tuòni of fin.*« litui tin li'tn til 1 1 ■*•«; the crops were mainly ¡in h ........ is .‘liI .ift. It r uim ii m lip li lin |iiiris three ip iarters of her « in inn in * t i n , . — • milil 11111 **i I im m o t e . . W o r k is afille.: mo n e y I* ■ i*1( * . ' i . n i .it ill l i t u i I- coin* The I itimi • I «oi'iiieriirs w l m SHOULD PHYSICIANS WED? itii'lr •;I « •• a h lt.l AKT « Rum ph W. M. Monili«' C hapter No. 1.1, It. A. M. Me« I* every s<conii and fourth T h u rs­ day ¡n .Mlicouli* Finii «vver the Iinjuria Theatre. Visiting companions welcome. J K Ktriutfz H K Totar ' e n iary High l'rirat ‘ i r mi le I Imj ti r I Irder Fnstern Sto iet- *■■t y tirsi ami limit Tuesday in ta t h input 1 ■ Everyone v. ho has wi n I in Sti r in the E a s t are cordially invited to visit this chapter. Aliia* E. Bobbin. , Seo'y I‘t i n t i v I.udite N u i , h , of I* M n I s *• rotili n e d fourth T i n Nlslting \ hutht" i.lunyn ««>■! lime If M* !.. ul il M I slain ÛA Florida l in e .ulti) Uli« .Hm! srlMl It llinimitl tic* •' I o' in*) «« .'*i ««id «.«rr> It im ................. P li *• V *ni f.*i ' t:ini| ’ I. t titillili" "it I **l lit i n f tu Office gills canpreserve their good looks taking 6 siesta eiierij afternoon This is a good st.uni if fjoa don't let uour boss catch qou at t i . - s v y oui) loiM iis of tu»tv v ma ny n timid imild ' who- wK.‘ fr* w vi I that ino p o s i ne in amo srf ' a tho Ideas l“ u > I womilr. W I'LL 60 IV-spIto - FâifÇjÇ. yfige No « 2 . I*, and A. MV ( Cominbtitration every lirst and thin! huf»fn}K*at 7:30. Visiting b re th ren Jn delicate a matter. vancetl 20« Kant Huy Street Jacksonville- tier, >• t tight I »by of t he topic " J mitt rltnotty. Nat* *i until« .1 ««ululili r We ran lilt your otder irrm rd la tf« r i . w crop of nil v ¡indici. of • II GROWN SFFD* RYE. S E E D OATS. NEED IIARI.EY. ITALIAN It AE ( i II AS.S FOR W INTF.lt I tw NS. rtlffctl knlf* , Anil yift—a, lit tin life. DM*6ER! I WONWt l . <n D s l i t i unii knf.wn lo b e ì ? D j f \ J ] llli» Hill HI il l'i'niiltl' vii S F E ir I'OTATOKK, SE E D MEANS, ENGLISH PEAS Arrangements Made t or Sending Parcel Post Packages F rom Rural Districts. Mow to Aid the Stricken Little Sister of the World Stnkiul \V»> nirrv nil the IcadiisA U L r U i /r Karn», Fi* !<l and Garden Sn 11 * liis s tilili: ««III! «HMlld lo* U11 k 1llil W liti is lt lo In t 1 * 1 * u |*.fl In ih olii ilo* pii) B)| luti, III«' ri**'*', «f li itoti «**rk nf i o n i Ins tinnite I h i «« 111fri « Il ! Il a" ! !. I s he ««111 l i liiu liy t o'H ev i e l r l m l i t i h 1*i\ o r r in.il .1 i tn ;a Ini«homi li*' s a lili i tti« mi " si.i nde ««Ini* ni auv patliM i r o s e i . ■,k. Hi ’ ■* ■ ■l * I . r oad ^ W'hlcji stilili ut u I i*f * limici- W li 1 WriKhl -N t; / ) TOU L Mï i koo-'-iB CAOl'Plf FPKNCH ADVANCE GUARD R.’ I T I a l l LI ON I7 Il I* O I . Sanford I.imIü’ 1211 Mo I t' . > ' I i i W -It. *!..; i at cytner ot First Si hind f'idnietto it I. T uvI.bt I I !'«*i 0 o(w)?Of ¡jour d au g h ter 15 Gtl years of age,she is noi too old to g e t married . A ll she needs is to g e t hervself a h u sb a n d .................... |*l 11*t * * . h i In 111 11Oit. i *'I '*' -" ' i ; « i n Aei !e ,* i «i ry T l*i m ’ Cie.* I ¡U'ldll y ««imii'ti n» ««ell mb men, It I» the gréaient fully io Imattln«.*that Ii Ib »yinlu iliih ' ««till h is i m t h ' l i l s d o e p o ii mini i 1 1 M-u i* . i . * , . «e i 'tin'« hnvi In in Ills pit « In. li I' ilo* ««n;ii.in’s i idi I . i i ,i . \ II * f In r BLAUTlfuL evening Ù01Nt\ WHH trmu i|>* 11t . iT l l t >T v ««tin f«i««n ««Im enttl-MB si,«'. 1 1**-in* h i s t*. ■I «* * Il mi olio nr iii ** oil liai d | n f ri' d l h - n *:• :n ««fio h a s u Inn» i l r u « n nut h «i with mi n Kiri a n d e n t e r » m i o nff.ilr «vitti a n o t h e r , militi« h« III*; i h r n r w r r l ovr. call i i r v r r h f r r n f r o m t h « stilli; of • olii T h e r e ’» a frit** a n d inn* «rro* nil m e n Ilici lin'd to Im Hr Lb* hee d Il I» V i tt In I-» m*rrv *»n*l " »** li (m*«| In 1er« butte-*I Wlt'*l MU*, it i* w«*ii b> i*«* ..rr with tt fU i •'r , If h ■ «4«»ti |«| W 1.4)1 his «vi'.ir« il*i« m * I t h I■r** Irt III! tilrHBIn« fill tliiil In Id» h r a r t t h a t h e a v e n c oul d «Ivi* Inin uh to r l i i ' p t h e a r m s of lit» o w n ehlM nbr ml Ills nei-k a n d Ilsien to It» p r a t ­ tle H r li rKi lfl hi» we n r l n es * The hi gh li-nHioti of Ids iirrvto» Is rein«* d | | ii is no l o n g er a itn-iit h e r o of lie* nillshh* worl d; lie I» J uhI a plain, hap py f a i h r r . like a n y o t h e r ma n. Ill" wife la In hla aide, hi» lube la 911 blit k nee Who would »hut him out from the tender «wcelne»» of home tifo bernusi* he ha» chosen to ndmln!»ter to tfu* af THE W O M A N TO FEAR llleied * The ««tfr of lit» bosom need feel no qualm» of Jealous) Of all the wmhl * of women ho ha» choaeir her to walk Thou itn*! nut know what freak <>f f«i« hy Ids »Ide and to be the mother of hi» children A greater honor no innn may* place upon tin l.rmv A cloud of ■lianie to kill 1tie J">‘ t*'“ t r''"1« could pay her. HI» wife »houli! do ev­ upon It now. erything In her power to rnako hi» life %%, Jpdee n‘*l' nl homo a holiday from care. True, It Is not tho acknowledged ttlri, the hi» tifile Is not alwnyn his own, but »he . pretty coquotto, that the woman who should bow h er bead to duty'» call ha» a fickle husband ahould fear S h e The wedded doctor w ith w ife and chit who »miles openly and aboveboard clren of hi» own can feel for other has no more h a m . In her heart than n men'» wives and children with added playful kitten. ' Sho hn» gained tu*r tenderne«» By nil mean» Il I» best aim and ambition In being merely for doctor» to wed. 1 It*fitr.• > u u »ift mi u iti» t ;aziiu‘s P erio d icals Soda W ater 1 I* - fi .ir.V**** 11 GERMANS FORDING A STREAM- Confectionery irs an d T o Ifa c o o s 1 0 4 1 st. S i. P h o n e 1 8 2 tn vn, Wolf In.Inquisitive. IJko nil highly Intelligent animal», the wolf 1» extremely Inquisitive— lienee tt h hulitt iif »n.-uklng utter man In tin* AlgonquLn country I have muny Hm. » heard wolves tn the underbrush , quite iieur at hand, following the dug team On one occasion they became ao bold anil growled so threateningly that wo were glad to reach more open going, though In ull probability thoro was no real danger. The forest ran­ ger» and other» In this locality heeded them little, though tho Indians prefer to giro tho brutes a wide berth.—Wide World Mngailne. HOLE IN WALL OF MALLNES CATHEDRA The (¡mole d im ity «nd r*re bea u ty of our work wilfappc.il to you wU^thc^ you contemplate the purchaii of a memorial for tome departed loved 0 0 c of a re intern! cd in the purchase of a public monument. Artistic Memorials Marble and Granite Thirty r«»n ol rtpfrwB« rbigilu •«II* you. IbiGvircUt i.1 pSt/VHS* «tit trttify to l to merit ii yur wcsrli Writ« It'f |**K«I »flJ lull l'Afttiulotr--p w If ao I<J«« of yuur r«4|uiromenu oq4 *o will ikctch (or *ppiuv*L Ikaulioi of liwtfoifnx« 9' Photo copyright. 13U. by American Press Assoc, lluii. TlUs show» the dam age done by a projectile tired by the Germnnn 1 THE C LiR K MONUMENT CML Dural sad Merman Streets JackvoariHc, Florida Dulldlna derailment: iDtolae tad exraW til* «ad itoaa work «ficUatly handled. Aak lot lafornadoa and «itlaataa. �ooaDooçpoDDaooooaaoQODOooooa n a □ □ □ o a o o a a o C hristtnns ho wer, lltter» tht* »oft I *«■ja u n t V B O L¿^ SURE BSTONE GLEANINGS! BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN YOU ANI) ME." THE PASSING YEAR ♦ ABO UT PEOPLE AND E V E N T S ,N m a s o n i c c i r c l e s t ( o n t¡nucí! (rem Page Oiii-i 0 Ih'ivtnlur moonllglit that 11 k** ji»iiged »l'lml^rn of Jovitin golden du me lighten» litt* potaln of yonder roM1' . hü tlu* »int er night wind, »oft. w a n n , frugiqnt ns» » w l h r a r t 'i tnuch. C ontinued (rom Kigt li rriMMjü w e n s o n g u N»t ttrc*'» X in ji « John Hit ver »>( Kt Krrit »»•rr the i'uro], (« whivh Iroin the brunfi'e*. i th e morking birds n*turn i h r t r »tl- dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. C. 0 . They en jo y ed a u t v . « i-i l replie»; u» ih r j««-r f !• Hall and family b a s t of venison and o th e r good u( o i uu g e lib*s»nm» .»fr! tln- f rugr . whielt was an J of many llow*-r» flavor the wine-like 1 **' < tike, weighing f‘,shlo,“' ‘' « crystal water* of the lake c o , n e » oM from out t lie night like (airy tliitr« 25 pounds EVEN THE GATE____«,___ PO ST NOT IN IT j A Cl 11El- IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES ANI) FAITH. “ H E'LL IMiENT 'E M ’— SO SAYS SAl N TER EIt. ♦ è 4 CLASSIFIED ♦ ADVERTISING ♦. « 4 with the Yuptd strides of tin* B lur I.oilier and !ir bu» eoníerred »i x I y degrees upon filtern new m em ber».' T h e year F i l l . u w the making in i he I ml».I P latt », ol 'JJ.tMIO new M asiin». Satironi cart boast of hnv- ç All Loral Ad ver ti si* nu-ru s ( nH ing sharedd it! th è generai p.ogres» TltÌH Heading T l I It KK ( | V K of u hi«*n thin \n un lntltcìitioti L, ,, •** I ♦ Tu »'lftn** tin* Mandine year with a U n e For U r l i Insertion Minimum at unr; n» y o n d e r »tar, like Hetble. t nmiencrinr ni* idra-in* remembra it ef1 of associate» f llilrift" J.t ( Ollis. hem of old. shout» »hafts of »¡l\**r ‘Hi»' r e g a l a r business m e e t i n g o U o i » lo p f n| Miller en ter­ M um • T <X>0« *♦<>«♦♦ . u n d r t » l a n d t» anuly»i» raised to the from the d ark b lu r bowl of skv a* thè VYotnan'» fl u i i will Ite held ut ta in ed the o (beers of No. (ili at Mother h i ' « » ' ripple.» forth tin* laugh of barefoot n th power: We a d m it that the i n ­ Nobody know» o( the work it lake* thè club ritorna Wednwtday after- «upper Der Jitih. The rottiti d u strial tinfr»t look» badly nml bil- rliildren plucking golden grnpeirnii nonn a t 3 o'clork The Semi noie was tleeo rated in blue, but w li ile the To keep the home togel her: globe» from frag ran t gr.ve»: as ibis Nobody know» of the Htep» it taken, to.wy a n d u per»on ra n vrry ea»il>* C ounty Fair a n d C hautaui|ua wlll he color of blue prevailed, yet the »oft, get a» wrinkled as a nutm eg b o th e r­ wonderful D e cem b er Florida night under d ia cu u io n as well un alitar Nobody know» but m other: soothing and fervent color of scarlet For Sale Five U I if. W ing a b o u t the futu re . T h a t 1» port U--™v*ula o p u lrn re . peace happiness. Nobody listens to childish worn m atters of importane«:. A full at- watt ever gushing from heart to Cbckcrols. Key P a c t a- : j, contentm ent and plenty, we — “ b othering about tbv futuie." A Which kisses »»nly »m other. tendargre is reijuestcd. lira in In give im pulse to generous Sanfonl. solem n agreement aiming Sanford ^ h y boon. Lead Thou u« on j Nobody pained by tin* nightly blow. L--------thought» which warm ed the allection petijile to refrain front looking a n y u n to lh** key th a t unlock» t he tnv-» , Nobody only mother! I cry of tlii* wonderland. T* II -n.fo Toiinirrow night \\ i*dit«**o|a> tin* but«* it gracious ina liner of spe«*t it F«*r. ».de * j;iu o ., . I, • I t*»f. fu rther a l a n d th a n 8 u ‘Clock tit t h e i*r* tin* trulli of w by one spot in ibis H'Tuirt ment " 'll p u t un. ut Ami »iiouid no foul dishonor lie • ** -’ gain,"*acre» r t,t i ’■ * i f"»t evening w o u t^ rra S u ^ lliU s i t u a t i o n Nobody know» of the steeples» rare fair land is. graced above th e r* t ' 1 ,lt' *m|M*rinl a d e lig h tfu l‘ program. ' I ' pon m y head when L a m . g ray. from B. R. siding, i i otri OS surprisingly* Bestowed oti baby hrollutr; H a st ThoU forgiven Eve and r r r e ^ “ clu‘' »»embers are specially urged Lo vi* yet «lililí watch rny fading eye. eu»v term». H a«r* ., !I ■ '1 *r.i N obody know» of the tYfeamles» teas mate, her Adam, and b a s i n g 10 patronize the affair. A ra re treat And «month the path of* my decay, irrigated. Fin* Ilo --- l i t . T h e opening of a new year has driven their m *,*«1 from Kd.*„. art '* night, M" r’' t,,r ■»“ "»«l- The T“ _ • -- * l a n d 'k r ’wtVfmcfUl :,r.i ■ i.m j Nobody, know.» b y i. toolliw - t 1.... - - - 1**-** - • um«- »oivcLnd for m a k ­ here trr !• l . m u r M f f W i n p a "IV* r à '. f r ^ - ' H w T m r n t w ltr a p p ly fil* proceed* C a n d l e Grease E as i l y Removed. »t a r t planting 1* , t *< Nobody knows of the lessons tough! ing definite resolution« of better Lost with Purudi»e Regained? If P,t-'*,|k ^ ’r a pinito (or th e diti* Sprinkle a JiyiJc »i.lnis of whin o n — pro», o l »ile ismt t t-.v« y e ,* ” TT Jv*V thing» ttt comi l t d titan it«» In*«*.» the Of lovm g one an o th e r: llouae. he spot ;4fil rub gently. Tho grease w a n t.a bargain etili on ow ner, JM £ -- Nobody knows of the*patience sough personal rule. It is b e tte r to rcsoivol H tur-trr t r u r , g ive us. the grnct*, l l .e vlll soon work up Into a flno powder, F ifth street, Sanford. I!,* * T l<» and lose th a n ncirer t o r c o lv o a t nil wU • the Wisdom, b o th of word a n d N obody knows of the lessons J a n u a ry n n \ io Welfare D epart- xhlch can he tiruabed off. ■,%- W » e / 4* O " » *7 when th e resolution is directed to th e »*“ lo lt’11 " " ' J , sought, um m l w x ll-g iv e om * o t- ita M s r n n 'r i err* *»*» For Sale JO.OOp^tif. em tlng o f a bad lmf.it whether, sob ly message go M r f h n h » XHIUtMP. ou t tertaining musical comedies at the bat pieçy Nobody—only mother. in t< b .th e b iu e rn e s s of n o r th e rn of property in ti\e >m ; 1 » * i<r individual or involving othets as Imperial um ler the direction of Mir. d im e » am i le a d n ie n ’s stop» a r ig h t. SEEK AID FOR JOBLESS GIRLS cent on the itt ve. t n • J. Pearle Rogers, who m ade such n Nobody known o f the anxious fears well. Box 1074. city •il T o get into tin* habit of resolving I^?t u» strik«* t iie shsc.^les fro m th è »ur ces» of lh** V et e r Pall M i n s t r e l s Lest «furling» may not w eather s i a w » in t h è m i a s m a of citi'** W o m a n ' s D e p a r t m e n t of Nat i onal last venr Storms of this life in th e coming ami t r y in g for a tim e to make good Civic F e de r a t i o n Ask E mpl oye r s F ot Kal** \\ In*;. . '-.»It ¡.» often to succeed at Inst. One good Ther«* i* a w ho!«* lot mur e **f tilt» years, to Co- Oper at e. w ater li.ii ì i u . iiii » f «h habit th u s overcome» an «*vil one, 1 1 1 t h è sanie g e n e r a i me t er , b u i t hi» Itnuk 1,11frr* I 'Inh N obody know« but m other. uet». tish b o a t - . • .* . •>« ubo »t «ulhce (or sii«* l i m e Ti ni just as antidotes d e s tro y germ» th a t Last Weilnesday afternoou tlu* Nobody knows of the te a r s that NVw Y**rk An .'in | *1r>y in •*1 1 1 buriutu il I»ll tl»ll 1 "Il ■ 1 i. have a harmful power over the phv»- N ew « fei I* «I* **plv fnr l i r M ■ niemlier- of l Io* Rool l.ove-- « In!* Im» b****n *»tal*lthii*-il by Mu* vac at i on »tart \ 1 to-t'ltj Irul body \\ laugh at him who Ki'IIXle. hi* lui» e v i i l e n t l y !>•*•’Il * ••.«( .inil a few oth er frieml» enjoy**l ll* c u i m n l t t o , ' o f ili*. wiiim-n » ,l,*parttni*nt T h e grief »he'll gladly » m o t h e r : That 1 ». m g ;> grent i i ur di ' ii , a n d wlul- «*■ cluriniiig ho.piiality of M r . \ \ \\ of ill** Nati onal *'ivt<- f**i|»rntl<in to aid N o b o d y k n o w , of t h e b r e a k i n g hear t tries in reform and I t o uhi '!* tur *.,1 . 1 1 .**’*9, some of us laugh but hardly the t l u i ' t dioibl ti),* p r o p n i ' l y of < i M i n g AliiTiulhy The p rrtty ho me was tbiiim of It» I'j.uuu d e p o s i t o r s who httvo Nobody only mother! th o u g h tfu l ones. It is a fellow feul- s u c i i a h e a v y o n e o n t h è Lor«i a t lieuutiftilly decorated in the Chri.st- lost t h e i r e m p l o y m e n t b e c au s e of t h o c o r Sale Citcajt F a n t i e f " U lti, N obody clings to the w ayw ard chilli ing a n d not an u n k in d ly one th a t t h i s senson o f t h è y e a r , a n d m o r e nin» color». T h e red and gfeen of E u r o p e a n war. O n o t h o u s a n d l e t t e r s 1 * |, t iled. I.ouio sees h u m o r 1 in the «¡gilt of another cKpccinlly t hi» y e a r , w h e n m i r itor- hully and fern» and mistletoe wi g w e r e s e n t out f r o m t h o b ur ea u to m a n ­ willi growjng cri--*Though scorm/d by every other, ’ * icftr.t u f a c t u r e r s nnd m e r c h a n t s , risking lA'ad it so gently from p a th w a y s wild fulling off the water wagon, for ex- -inully- magnificent moon a» »een enhuitced by* i io* »(Ji glow *if t h e r**«l t h e m to file a p p l i c a t i o n s wi t h t h e c o m ­ Ueiiyon, sii km •UlTrt th ro u g h the fo g -m is t a t m o s p h e r e , »Itndeil liglit». rompleting ih** ebarm am ple. Nobody can Dut mother. li m i t t e e w t o n in n e e d iif young t u m u l i I t ei i rN , li r *. ., . Nobody know» uf the hourly priver» F e w ’ atol fo rtu n a te are they who l i a » noir*' t h e a p p e a r a n c e of ,t g r e e n ■it.*1 lieailly of t h** ,itlra* ll\** rooin- e m p l o y e s For vet Hefrei*hinerii» »i*r** .**r\*'fi m tlu For hint, our erring brother; never need m ake a resolution t *1 do c h e e s e fre sh f r o m l l i e f o u n d r y T h o v Seat Inn c o m m i t (ee, which n u m I,** 1 . . m a li w e i tu )» i. p e r f o r c e , c o n g r a t u l â t * ,!. ■ 'I g roi* m tt h .It ! hi T I 1 ■ h tt _ % » ibb*. Pride of her heart, once «0 pure ami belter a n d be bcttefcç than in tin* tiers ¡iinoiuf It- me i ul »T» many w**ll * : ....... Fri ■ • ’1 O ** w ■ ' ' b, i » ■ * 1 1 t, b * * l ded lux . |y t w in 1 »f.lhijv • W m • mi* k n o w n uoiiieu .o ri |ii» de|H*»iln f r om fair . vmr* pa»t They never will b* p**p I*.1 I. 1 1 1 1 al ■'! 0 H v s n r k 1 »..t «II l i t t A 0 H\»*r ri*i U Ith* »or kliiK gltls, w h i c h a r e used aa vti N illuni . ..til ■. nini In r ' ulnr if nt lier* are a w a re of thiir -ur ' • «rd '.»Tin r i b b o n « 1 r 1 i' m 1 1 in t 1 1 1 «■’itLi'f r a t i o n FuikI h <•( III,* lit.imo girls lluit Mo»» ] l.n * Kllen P a p p e puHHing exeellenre, (or mankind, a» a Rush H o u r L u c i. M. »lir,- . - 1 ,» • * i»f t In- t a b l e . t o l h» four ri 4 r tn • h f i n i . m a k e t|i**lr i t u b b*-ndi|u»riei» **< i he „ 1 ml** n-.i-nl. tin* u p rig h t, *|**erj t >r “T h a l» w tiif i , . , | i h a r d p | (•K " \SnODOOOODQDDOaOOOODOODODDOaDOQQOOODaOOaDOOnODOOODDOl flitting m rv (! FOR KALE fail» ■atIt1- K t1 js f htm * I ft >l.t ford bi» «tomaeh n- follow«\\ hat - t in M i m a t t e r with you an 1 *, , (I a n d lift* uf r vpfl h e a r n . g fellow ci ti z en» t a i l e d )u»l. U e all want t lie «Oliar** «leal a n d y**t t o n • i hu.«* wlo> ' I olt**n t a l ! !>• a p p r o lai u !,ol* , o n um ke »I *-**'% V, *h*ikl o f t du* t <>[ Ilf* ft* r N'*W Y e a r ' s a Kali b o y is s a i d t o h a v e ltd d r e s s e d always been yt'itr frtend ' Ain’t I Itee n a par'lner tn you, all Itty pennte» do n 't 1 spend *pi a k i n g from th In gettiti' nice thing» for you? Dun t VIt* W p o n t i f,ere re 1 give you lot* of c a k e ’ y a . -t n m no, k wh.ii'. t • i tn a ’ ■• r '* 11*11 I *r i •t • - u o p i V I <ii-i I tb t 11"«**, luit fo r tn* te tt’ • p fe k i I nveì u I hi <1 l!..r t ili al l iigh* b u . . n i« -1 wu w mil d u t up New w ali \'o rk Kvi-nliig P u t mu. eidi III• *a.y o ti. a tua H a iu-ii le* * 1 1 X4x* * * 1 ffüll.il t u n , u» i 1, 1 u t:» .. pp**a ru 1 1 t* in l o n g j*,1f«1-« Ulì ( uillMi ite g m '1 1 t i.u >.* Ill'll *1 Hon«* 1 *1 h ! yesterday. I gave o a t mop* lui J 71li uk ;■ — . Potato**.. **|utr*h tin -t'fk * -V t * III yoll’il ever l>n*l hefttT* . I gave you nut» an' can fly, I>tim}i- * 1.1*0 1 r a n k b;t» .1 nut tu r Imi 1 r T h a w 1 » not t he 0 ri 1*. »1 :: 1 * t 4 ITI.1 \ *■ t i n pie and rhiieolntc ci ke An" last inglit when 1 go', to bed b u s i n e s s foi t lie c o u r t » • W you ha«l to g«t a n ’ ache. * • • P o r t « - e i t l e In Arkanviii,. * y» Say, w hut's the m utter with you. a h e a d l i n e . You bet t h e y do T hey »i*ttle in Ka«t A u r o r a , too. a m i ain't you »atistled at all? , ml I ' t f i I bu P l e d I ’o * a n<! 1‘o d u ’ ' 1 ga \ e you .,11 u n i w,, ’, .I *i>i T t * *.tt »...i •l l l - h. • d*. w,i. I ,rd )e lit,- i f ill .* Ill- 1 , p c . t - d i d n ' t » ..V* to ■i Ml*' -li­ An you ■ftuldn t Im'<! u ttf*i1 •■ 1 ■*t long-. a p p e a r e d ( r <• III t L* -• lieltl*- ni pititfhn'. yet I . ntgM r I.trg* i,,. W- . t III1 *•* 4 «|i . 1 . * r a t i o n s b e i n g eom|ll i»U*d » 1 1 It reti »linde* ! carni . I:, 1 N f» -4 * . Ml)» . tutu tu- •1 r\ w,l * —-r »• *1 i I'M I- t i n g 1 1l u. y, u •«¿1 1 1 •] fruit «il.nl I le* li oliv >*«. 1Mill Uml IMlt.fill *a kl Mr- \ r ti . , 1 1 «Tea m .lili) i « 1 1 ,» í *!•■•>» w i r ■ M e.iilt fie . 1 r lit . <1 . 1 .. . 1 **v 1 1 II, ' *■■ F. i Int * h M i l .1 i u «i ■ H 1 it ,. > 1 r 1 * 1 Vi 1 II,* V!,if • * -...... I I II"'; i m|i 1 » litui U la u g h * 1 l i l l a ,ii t b * l«ro..hl>ll M l d g n t h e o th e r p i g i l i , a » im rose f r o m a s t o o p i n g p o s p l i t,m t*l «to- l e i r r v t n g n t it U n e e d a B is c u it f. T em pt th e appet i t e, p l e a s e t h e t a s t e ntul n o u r i s h tiic b o d y . C r i s p , c l e a n and fresh— 5 cents in th e m oistureproof p a c k a g e . * A r e g u l a r t i cw »j i a p« r m a n doe» not l i k e slol ilter a n i l g u s h a m i w h e n ' th«* l a y m a n b r ea k« i n t o print w i l h i I lie . o f t *t ul l he tl»tiully * all* dow II I the w r a t h of «out** ol t h e Inty» A gent le m a n w h o r e c e n t l y di pp ed lit» h n i . h iti th* i mi . hy m u » h a n d wr«*t<* IlfCUt y o u d o n ' t a p p r e c i a t e t h e ,*f L l o r n i a recetv*-» t m* following m* things I «to '(nr you tier* (rott i E d i t o r ltu»**«*l of the F a ­ * • • int ka New.»; T A bunch of new spaper m en will b e itert* next F riday the JiUi a n d the F ederation of Labo'r will be here next W ednesday and it is up to the ]M.*opie of Sanford to e n tertd in these distinguished guest» and m ake them feel glad th a t they have come to this city for u few hours. Wo have much to show them and we can m ake their Btay most pleasant. Therefore let* ev ery citizen be up and doing and join the Commercial Club in caring for the guests. Sanford is know n as one of the most hospitable cities in th e atato a n d we should sustain this repu ta tio n . • •• « ■ p i »** ' » , ’ jgg I I ■ ■’ |m g f V' - , » T h e county fair Is growing in favor and the m erchants should get to gether a n d boost this great pro p o ­ sition along. The fair Is th e b ig g ist th in g th a t has ever come to th o city a s far aa th e business men are con­ cerned for the fair will be confined t o the city streets and th e m er­ c h a n ts will realize more from this affair th a n a n y o th er a ttra c tio n t h a t h a s over been known hero. Not o n ly is this a fact b u t th e business m e n have n o t be4n asked t o con­ t r i b u t e a cent and it Is a m oral cer­ t a i n t y - t h a t some lines of business here will clear a little fortune during t h e four daya* of the fair. , • • • 1 An in v en to r in Romo fell from , a n aeroplane y esterd ay . E v ery y ea r o r so it is getting h a rd e r t o do a s the R o m a n s do when y o u ’re there. * », 5 T he very first business d ay of th e n e w year th e s itu atio n seems to call f o r to m e sensible analytic, which l)r. \V. A. McKenzi t* o d F r u i t l a n d 1 i’ark, F la ., is u m an*w ho would “ by indirections .find directions out," Under cover of an orulorical appeal column p anegyric on Florida in ihe la»t issue of the Eustiti latke Region that is a " p eac h ." Florida coloni­ zation com panies sh o u ld secure n c o p y 'b e f o r e the A lm ig h ty places it in the- d r y kiln. A ddressed as it is to O m nipotence, there is little d a n ­ ger of th o governm ent finding an in d ic tm e n t nguinst t h e sender for using t h e mails to d e frau d . Of course we have th e goods, but the language in which tho goods are wrap|>ed m ake them so much Yho more effective, yea a ttra c tiv e , and it is b a re ly possible t h a t courts might hold t h a t it was ta k in g undue a d v a n ta g e of the susceptibilities of normal prospective settlers. How­ ever, i t is altogether new way of getting a t thpse who dwell in north­ ern d ark n e s s and of show ing them the lig h t; one t h a t few would have the t e m e r ity to use; a n d yet now th a t th e syatem has been used a n d there a p p e a r s to be n o copyright, there la noth in g in th o way of its adoption b y those who w a nt others to come n n d sec " t h e soft Decem­ ber m oonlight th a t like jagged splin­ ters of J o v a n golden flame lightens tho petals of yonder roses." Here is th o first verso of Dr. Mc­ Kenzie's wonderful F lo rid a adver­ tising p ra y e r: * Oh, Deified Om nipotence! As we stand b e n e a th the sheltering live osk tree s, bedecked > w ith waving Spanish m oat, which, like Naturefestoons for som e uni venal 1 ' ,r. 1 1, I ui* |*r, D O G 'S C O F F I N • b* \t I1 B o d r L i e s In S t a t e In M a s t e r ' » H o m e - D i e d of O v e r e a t i n g — H u n d r e d * A Mend t h e Funrrjl 11 e l ,< t u e Iv v N o k 1« h u r le d n n d t in * ■ i >ld *'l**ds Tl.at i n t e i t i l . **i 1v , t M il t ' l b l 111<• *1 l o l l . t , I t , - rillirh |e»H I I . Ill t ' V 1**1II I,. Ill •' > • * . |. , 1,| lit lo t bulldog, u m e m b e r of tin* family of Mr» M A Wi nn No ,|og h e r e a b o u t » • v**r I..... IVeil J, tnor* el:* borate burial I b a n N n ly He » ¡i n t he l a v o r l t e dug of 1t o i l e t u** an*l h u n d r e d s of [ * i n p |e run,' lilt It* suit 1 t«**» I pun a r r i v n r I 1*1 >|*artani urg it w.>. foitnii iln.t Ml»» Baronet Biscuit Round, thin , tender— with n delightful flavor . — a p p r o p r i a t e for l u n c h e o n , t e a unt l dinner, l o c e n t s . Z u Z u P rin c e o f a p p e tiz e rs ! M a k e s d a ily t r i p s from G i n g e r - S n a p L a n d to w a itin g m o u t h s e v e ry ­ w h e r e . S a y Z u Z u to th o g ro c e r m a n , 5 c e n ts. 1 1«r .- |.rue. »*•* I '-**- im- .1 t o ) 1 t *• I band.om e NATIONAL BISCUIT . COMPANY . [A lw a y t look fo r that nam e m e n •- a t ,d ] *r ■ 11 > \ J « I1 . 1 1 i' , leather | rti* wnit lb, liiat.l little t I i ill** w 1 po ., , ., i r ir.tv*-llmg SHINE UP THAT OLD MEDAL TWi T h i e f W i n s It — H r S t o l e a F i v e Foot Bathtub From ., Plum ber. l 'h rugit J o h n <ial . m . a j ii i tmb, 1 ,Ju S. Util > , llt* » M , . 1 lui» a m ■1 til** pttll* • *a»** s l o b a liv e foot bat lit u h fr i n ii tn f r o n t ul b l« [ilin n h ln g »ti..(. „ 1 ;,.',us .South S partunhurg came the call for »up(K*t so nil was liustlc and hurry un«i a delicious stilail course was seiveti l*y the hostess assisted by M o . DnBose F arm ers were chosen in r a th e r a u»tii|ue m anner. Sus|ienilu<l front the chandelier an d bidden Itfneath the table w u h a ring on a ribbon ut one end of which was tied a sprig o mistletoe for the. girls, and on «he other end holly for tho men. T h e ring was cut for and to each g e n tle­ m an 1 fell tt charm ing partner for tIn­ ga me. Enjoying the gtaciou» hos­ pitality of th eir gracious hosts, be­ sides the guests of honor wete Misses Alice W hitner, Florence Frank. Gretc h m Schultz, 01 gn Schultz, Saitlee Williams, Lillian Higgins, Annie Hig­ gins, Linda Connelly, Annie Lee Caldwell, C h a rlo tte Hand, Essie Purdon, LouUe Harris an d Miss Grey; Messrs. Ern«*st Galloway, W. Rossetter, T om Gctzcn, Billy Hill, Weldman Caldwell, David Caldwell, T. S. Lloyd, A rth u r Yowell, R a y ­ mond Key, Prof. W’ildman, Prof. Christopher a n d Dr. Fain. Mutical Trtat The Music D epartm ent of tho W om an’s Club is putting on at the Imperial W ednesday night one of tho rare en te rta in m e n ts of the season. Tickets are within the reach of all, price* ranging from 26c to 60c. T h e first seven rows in the orchestra will be 60c, from there back 3fic, nnd tho balcony 26c. Children u n ­ der ten a d m itte d for 26c to a n y p a rt of the house. T his affair sh o u ld have th e cordial au p p o it of th e p u b lic and espodaliy club m em bers. » < amV f .4 »»*«•« * « ro K i;i:\r * 4 < >v +* «V - . —» % I *>r ut F li* rom* Ni* • I a-t 1 F it ( ittiu»t«*t.i, N ,1 1 I Th** gu ev t s «if iiniior w*n- **a< ll |.re I »elit <1 m i l l II l l u v c l l i n g l a g \1 . Buy bitetrit baked by U bit 1 -* Ml* e '"b * . . nt i** fin Win u 1!•11)r*4* I- Tin* •I" e 1.1% ih Hi,,». 11 ■ -i. 1 » * «! :. i*i ÎT••! ‘Il* l ». i* 4! 1"1 \ 1« Pi y v*r<i*«1 ìu.* . •* fi l'J\ ,! I*, « **r * * d llu-ir liesltlolltOli, .'»plttlallburg, S. t , was reached. T he game afforded much m errim ent and pleasure while enrmilc T h e score card» were cun- J u r Sali 1,01 • l'r ertiti I 'i' ;. U‘ .1 H’*11, 1' S. " t! 1 IS G O L D L I N E D ill,; lia liit» lb** h , ' t a l took |tl;ti-*- „1 1>*t tin- lioilv liiid l a i n lii s t a l e in hi» m n i i i r » hum* N u k » a » mi K n g L s h / ’.I ma« e n t e r t a i n m e n t .« w.t» f e de liKhtíul t r u v f l l i n u p a r t y g veti on \ « w ^ «MT' h \ î r .116*1 '' I r 1 1 W oí a r nit : u In-nur ni (h • j r g tu - 1«, M»'-* 1 hllluss ,t \ It \ Mi* D e v i n nf --you ached mo« a wTuI, st u m inn k , long ago. th a t a in ’t tre a tin ' me je»' right. I ’ve been a friend to you, I have, why ain't you a friend o' m ine'’ They gave me castor oil lit*! night berullse you m ade me whine I'm awful »irk tin» mornin* an' l m feelin" m ighty l>iin*. . , 11 .I c o m m i t t e e room», ma ny hund re d » an* out of work. It vti,» atitiounred. itnd liui olreds mor e » r e o n hal f j*:*v or ar** w o r ki n g only , puit . •f ilu* tun,. .it * Ii » tin ¡tinte s t r e e t The b a t h t u b « a » on ih<kl de wa l k when ( l al vt n went lu suppe r, an d w h e n he r e t u r n e d It was gono For Kent nice room« dollar» per. dreti 1 four T«s T*. I **r Iv 1 iir ■ pliotll. g;.r*l< i. K- 1*1 ii \, N* For lient Two F u s t First st r ee t C oca Coin 1 ,*m f*■*t Loving Cup for G e r m a n Sire. Ur ookl yn, N Y -A l ) Yell br ock of Br o o k ly n left hi* n a t i v e h om e In t i e r Hoorn» for It * 1 m a n y t " year s ago t o m a k e his hum«* n is heil room» will In A m e r i c a, .and 1 1 1 » uve sons h av e n t 200 Third St p l a n n e d n r eunion nt which a lo'Mnt cu p will be p t e s e n t e d to tile a g e d i F o r K ent Two fir German. Gentlem en pr ef er red Tolar. 807 Musicai- Magnolia WANTED CÄ Good ftiblo boiird ni Jones, 206 Park a v e n u e A SEEDS Crushed Oyster Shells and all Kinds of Feed Coulbourn Company VEGETABLE BUYERS 9th Street Sanford, Florida V ^ *- i MA R- i* JT-tfr • W an te d — Brick nnd concrete *or^ chimneys, foundation«. *',r ‘ faction guaranteed Addr*" Sar.forw Glidewcll, P . Ü. box ’ :U-9tp F)a. W a n te d — To exchange ne* »ith talking machine records, w ith o u t machine, for 88 note p lirriU piano records. E n q u i r e »’■ iT-tif office. W anted Gentlemen 316 East Fourth St ** *ta F o u n d - Gold hamlle kmfe ¿r m ay have same l.y pr“ ' 1»« e r t y a t the Herald otli*c _ 'J W anted «-T o rent, for lh r, * ' ^ ' l a good g e n t l e drilling hor»* "ll j can drive. Will he taken care o' have a good home.* Addresi* • c-o Herald Office. Afe.__ ^ ¿m �UREE * "■ THEY ARK COMING TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR FEBRUARY .‘ird, 4th, 5th and 6th, 1915 SEMI■ffl / A ’ S A N F O R D — U fc /» W m th /.iW n y S A N K H III, F LO R ID A . FRIDAY. J \ M VOLUI VI THE fw BOARD /AS ORGANIZED ¡EV ON TUESDAY AND FRIDAYS THE SA N FORD H ER A LD PU BLIS; t o o k h is s e a t HAGAN W AS M ADE C H A IR M A N Fair Nul«-» M i . GnstholT n( Danville. Ill nrr i %* i! Ui tlii ’ t o \\ i i I iu-m Li v tu t i n 1 i n t**rent* of :>• itvinolv C o u n t y Fair. M r Gi.sihmT m he 'itliiuil ih * o r a t o r for t h e (¡ttnp.irilfa Ca rmv. i l at T a m vol a n d 1 1 1 * vi si t here aim t o Ret in t o u c h with t h e c o m mi t teen r e l a t iv e t o t h e d é l i m i t i o n s for i.utnn a n d hu n t parades. T h e c o m nut Ire feel t h e y tire v e r y f o r t u n a t e in being m t o u c h with tin- t'enté man ............on**- h MIA H. 1915 S O 40. THE P R E S S GANG me n is a s s u r e d , which plj*,-« fh*»m a trille I d c ' . i 1 1. via micl.». %ea|i than ANOTHER RANCH ' NEAR THIS CITY tiie p r e s i d e n t . T h e H i k e ftegl<>ll Press A s s o c i a t i o n is c o m p o s e d of t h e 1 C uunt ie n o f ^tsceola. O r a n g e , Sem­ inole. I . u ko a n d Volusia. You woul d not b e l i e v e t h i s if you wt>re p r e s e n t 1>IC. B L A C K M A N BUYS T H E 1 1 roll call for v er y few of t h e m ar e A S T O I I G R A N T FOR A evci p r e s e n t t o r e s p o n d t o t h ei r name« T h i s doc* not m e a n a n y re*, CATTLE RANGE t h' i t i oo u p o n t he i r ehsfTaeter t h e y ar e . U t o o l i t ny Lut w». h o | n t h e y W•• understand th a t thut brunch will nil he h e r e t o d a y a n d will cut of the .\stor Grant which lies be­ i l i i r e y e t e e t h li pci n S a n f o r d ce lory. GUESTS OF SANFORD g .— A FEW BRIEF REMARKS ABOUT SOME OF THOSE PR E SE N T -B IG . BANQUET WILL BE G IV IN TONIGHT w i t h t h e hi ghe st I r i ' d -ni i.ie J |„. m e e tin g , l ' ü t u u , l t >' l' o m ' * m ,* (¡i-t T u e s d a y t h e lx*;.r* 1 u j/n c r- I ®*1 T u e s d a y th e uaJ m o u A ) e le c te d L . V. H a g a n to Another arrival i« ?.TF ! t li T h e jufocil .py*tM*T»i of Smith l . o r * (#r.i M h II •D’ent.g opi tween the St. John* nnd W ekiw a" la an ida a n d other asaipurts w;!l. Lu t l io . L l.eh.nd lJaii> i t lim a in T h e S outh Florida Association is Charle« p u rchased t o the guests of S anford toda> -and 'i n c e ii i u a e l — . Wo have n n! e . L „ c h a ir m a n f o r t h o e n s u in g Prottay of lenii*ville. K t ITe T'. president W. p. Hlackiuan of i hm is the tirst Uu i our ity h r * j t l r r r t p uitrr o f t he y !.. * W o o d r u f f , t h e . r i t i r i l i « he* e m iri ' o d with tin- fair_}'■ m m t in. s o u t h of Oca l a ap' d F n n Hollins College from its former o w n ­ l . , 1 1 fi _ OJ t io*- C p eui io ll'*W,i h « nuiko ■ n»r>.»«>»»«»■'-CTru r w » » ™ ’- q ïïïïrT rrT fu - several tom i »sioli» dur- pili* n i h i T t u tin- me n •ird i n c l u s i v e . T h e y a t tirst tricil er«. Judge T. Plcioii JVnrlow of tiewill he e n rr.it if t h e y Inumi t h e wheels go r o u n d il -Mil i e t he H f iu lio n b y t h e m e m b v r e io r h K j in(£ t h t . fay *•»-■*1».»« o Ke nfertP out liut W. M. land«) ami Associates. The trac t i ■ icv-T*»«-rtr— n then » a p r.~ 'U tíln 7¡¿ tîp ô iï fTìe lim e o f t h e r e e d (ut -j—r 0 jiiiLi.t:ts-»u l I T Iluyjiea of th e Sanford H erald o b ­ u w t h e - gr ound M r . comprises about 600, acre», and “ili In era or the space df tho paja r t o f i v ^ l Hard fur these men anyw here H devolving upon him an chair-; Presay was ntore than favoruldy irntained n ’.vt it of nolle contend re nnd borders the St. Johns river for th re e chief OÍ a lir te f o u tH tu o f t h e e a rly H a t s i r p , : F lo r id a p ic * * « n o t if y t h e 1 0f the board. Mr. Woodruff p reuse<1 With Sanford and said. *‘!n a r m e d w i t h t h i s brief a u th o rity he and one-half i i m ^ i i . n d the T h e re ¡.re a b o nliti p re v io u s t * r v i t ucU t a t i f u t o r v h o p e s«Ji polie* i. S a u im t l. 'i irfMtwd 'H ic h^di H* Tw kelnnd- irttd i . !w i. ufU.wuriuiiuuv . w it A.etiidtUMul a*«out-, river ior four miles. It“ was' fanced . ] tWi-r • tiv o . tn e m h e m o f th e SouTì. h o u li dcrnnnded th.rt ho he recognired as l^jrd as chairm an tor in o past > u*r n j ,|0 locution I hclicvc 1 could he a n d a m b it io n * o f .th e h u n c h o f lo b . l>y th e late M airiJm S aunders of ni u n i o ir c l r i m e p FVi*** r e * * G a n g e n d u n io n ! t h e n Ga end ] , c 1 1 th e i t u t . HU curly, history (ju) aho served tho Sanford district te m p te d to hny a fe ¡deni i ,«mi Bters th p t r o a s t t h e g e n e ra l p u b l i c r i m e M nttland, and during recent years * C V. S. M i t*fC ! *' " I m l y I n t ÿ t , ■ p r c d u i c d ¡'e d ¡t f i d i |iT o v e » hei ttf*n the Orftngo c o u n ty hoard of; |,rinf; toy f a m il y here to live. 1 hnve i t * t n w l o f t h e m e x p e c t ’ to he r o r n t e d Mr. Frank Adams. M r- M artin Sift» unit ( r i •* Si* tt* OÎ s' f i l ■ h e n * o r h e re i t e r . tninty commissioner* a n d hns made Il(, v(fr s |„ , . , s. . . du'iht i !.. : hg j n a . rrp e |,i„a pl e aswa n nti v i m LUoyhi aiul of h e n have used it an a m l * i r \ i ( i. * • I Ml. II .V i 1 < 1i r »♦ enviable record for etllnencjV , „ i ' *u rit • i n d i . y ti S a l i f e r a i*.- pi : -'li i he ' t . i t 1 uf in S a n f o r d Vnur liej-.ulifltl cat tli range. . . I III-a , t r.t- ' . «•he re s o lu tio n a p p e a r * In a n o t h e r l a k e ..!,d Hi Id c h i n a l e , t oc . -Iher with Hi-ill t ni 11 e K e' i d. i l ' n • ibi* '. rji-v .! Kmpolia that lii Ilio C |. f » lì «al i l ’ IT' M ' Um et :n • ■ oiled «uh \ i c t o r Mur- í The tr.ti'f c o n t a i n s s o u m t h i n g l ike jilYce in t h i* issu e. I hi* b e a ut i f ul ciirrounditit' * m u l e it A.M'l'III1 Ili* 1- »Ml»' «*í v * 111 F I' l ' mo a c r e * ’o f p r a i r i e l a n d , f.OOn fo i t n . '. i ■ •rdi ■ ! i . i 11 ■i»-.I*.i i page I » I> li. I I « a n . th e n e w c h a ir m a n is a a n id* ! |. .tie To live of 1 *m murk, t Him e r r e s of vouint m a n • f r e c o g n is 'd n h i l i t y a n d , |*Ji. I. i il, alid -till) iri Tiyi of «-ypress I t!‘ hi» m ude .i « o o d c o m m is s io n e r i. u a ii| il g alnji g llu Mektwtt. It mil f ' o n ly in h t* o w n 'd i s t r i c t l i u t in t in ' li* a b o u t two miles distant from the w t t l.e 1,1 i . . . . lie u•ntire «««unly a n d tak es tlie rtspyi.h a v e i. w a r m n o t ill our Monroe station, and about a mile ’ P re ss u v e c o in m i t ic e o f t h o F lo rid a ifb ic position of c h a irm a n oj th e j or o u r i ter» in mi s er y a n d mite distant from the Paata station. '>.*■ ; i A r s o r ln t io n . T h e r e will o n ly h e n board with a thorough knowledge h - to rford today ti'V •while the brick road out of Sanford few of the lot G r, which the al - . cl the duties an d responsibilities 11'. Vl oin: It' i 'uh lo m in Wt i. I reached T' it bin 'a "half mile of Its people uf Sanford i it truly he t In nkof tlie olliee and the needs of the f ( M N T I K S O F V O M SIA A N D border ¡io.» E M E R G E N C Y H O S P IT A L U \S . ;r--> enng county. 11 I ir Ilia* - i t . in will |irol,uli|y. wi* I i In s F. MI NOl K T o CONKI’.R B E E N V l i l t W f . K D M»K el T h e n e w ly u r g i. n t / i- il ho. ri ..ire told forni i joint «im I» ro m p a n y 1* c o m m i« 'to ix rs i« »« f o llo w s I o\ the m i m :u BY I ' m S I C H V * I *•r d. * l*,[*iiu* I lie f | . u t .i» li l t\ e•• 11 . 1I Hagm. eh; irm an. I T Mi l .■11 *1 . 1 |e alfi . d> hi-fi .1 l im C W io u n i f t'* r. I \ f L r *i, .f i,*- o i i l*i i <*l nun anil mules ■ in U»u'.' liioinley Mr 11 r *<!»>>♦.. . M - In»!t /. at work oli '.lie pillee, u n d will m a k e the !• * ii.eml»« r of tl* hoard and ,l.i , I i* I• ««"wing in |*ro\ ed I ni.‘hi to ' M‘>” ' . 1 ! ! togetler i i i l i Mr flu «an wilt r »■r* rnei h ,;r.. **ii th" prairie mich *.s lleri to - 1 I•• li n» Ito refeii' tin .-.ililoTii «i l l ' l l * i l l ' 1 o lie PtiRi u n d R h o d e s gr uss. a n d i minia ..1 mat 1 er M< o ioe ferrv The t In |.urpoM* **f t»roV ic in ity . H e is n w e ll k n o w n g ro w e r I -«•»/»- I'.‘II I l.e .ni» , * •*■ r**.. n l l l >* p i n e BRIDGE OVER THE RIVER TO BE BUILT lì HAVE HOSPITAL AT T H E F A I R arnl ¡■'•’ iv in i l ' tin i : ti/e li of a * • » I ill nun II t l i ............ bu ' i i . e" .li d o n e 'Vh o nl iiiild mal . miii.** I i lie h i l.*.in«*o*i of t h e tin’* i o nt* nt I - ,»(..*-*-*, built1 , «L * III ' l j I lut ilia's .New S u prem e < miri . . ■ * t f..r ' r «i . .. II X U • ti fi '1 b e Mi p r e t t e . 1 . M o ­ n,, i . r i l " li > I mi k 1 ... tur \ H im !.. r suprem e >«i nr i ford u l i. i h i iv it 'v i r \a . h < 1. - t.'.l 1. » -4. !.. L •». . ... X »1 1 4. • ' • fl.. '1 * 1 «.• . ’. . "M tl. 1 , k .. , . . ■ ■ r 1 t'. • » 1 *11 .il». ■ ii ..1 • V n ,.ni| N. • 1 Jlr| 1j,, ,,, I <,«-■». Gi.nifihy t he fi «I • 1 ¡<■*•** 11*■»! ‘ Ml vv ' fr. . Ì g. ■g »1 1 **1 . It Will lie Ilf III t le ;, . * li* I; 11. , ■. -» " H' , 1, t ' * G e I »• >10 • J. i V* hell ■ i» u r• i .1 loi Tl tl * I 'oli!- Inlilt ml I I" \ ••■an* hilt V» I , i , ; - ' **■ **».n il \l • ¡*r* i ni 11 m e i he i r s a ml \ * r- f .r ■ I •*» • r id T ilt: P R U N IN G KN1KE ON P O S TM A STER ’S S A L A R Y a 1 •*• molisi r. t n tl • » 1 * 1 1 1 1 t ’ ai p< ri* i . i*— th, !* filini ,*t *i* i* .*i it f u - ¡ r H*i. «fa ; • • r * • 11 ■ I «i l i . fl» 1 teinri * ..I to ll i *•’ •■1 e e 1 WI 1. 1 ' *• n ' I w I ■■t y -i'i y e ».[ n 11 . - . I 1. ** fu! 'I 1 "U ' • m e n w Im uill . d ' ■ 1 1 • 1L* HOHN M ‘*n * *•»» i 1 I |Mifi'I'M VsTEIt f . KNFKYI. t ■r - ’ ■1 * e Xpci Is t o laifie invile* on t h e p l a c e I o Slime I*XtJ'lit. j r ef e .s r It. rk.-i« \ If ■ ll- p * 1 * tu ■ II] p u . I it.. »I y I fi will hi* e u t . 1 h e \ for. ■>■ I t" * nil *1 g e l t le • i..|in*h I I SON WANTS ' r ii K In «I 1 I“ 1 ) ■*" !' >|»m 1*1** "il Mu I I i ♦ 11 r 11 11*- at o nc e mi a m a n n e r t h a t w o u l d cutnil a n y in«»;«* tuiiefi on th<> n h e t u i y I ' t i rde ned le «pii > el 1he L> a Vll> ,l„ would la* ■ I l i a 'nuli \ •P i ..r M li 1 ' t i » . . 1 14 C l*i nlp*. i , ■ .1 ti* • *• . 1 mi, F I O lili» \ - MORE 1 I* ,,d> h>w i ■ni;, d m f 1 a d 1 i h t.. ' 1,0 In il'ting * *•■»■•'> \\ ,1* I a lire G r a n t !"f «Itili l-r . I f N o v e m b e r a* a s s o c i a t e à -fi- *■ - -, justne. ( 'm i n t y I a i r 1 1*. t ill ) * 1 . *1 it t , «!* r r f.‘ - pl„ r, pr.tpi'fiCtl l*> 1 *tl'h ... .. ;• . i. • - - ■ - - 1 II;. *ll t I I u r g e of »U1 u c t a» !«•")•■> h er e fiume JS year* a g o . u n d i» now ili h i ' fu ti , • itr ;.s p r e s i d e n t He is al so pri'SI ni I •* 1 "Hege d* n *•( • b* If n L ■if \\ i n ' i r P a r k I ,.nd <*i i he h lurida \ ml n ht t n .'•oriel y . t 1. t r -1For 1* 1 I .«a«» *i• h.» I>*-*It lin in g th«-* tux iin|Miriami' of live -lock growing for Flornli . .«mi will t.ow pot forth his i n*«» 1 0 ". . r ui ng tin» m a t t e r t o t h * practical lost. Dr. Harvey B e a uc h am p Comi ng One of t l^ most noted specialists itt the Sunday school world is to be in Sanford from Sunday, J a n u a ry 17 Through Friday night, the 22nd Mr. Beaucham p comes to conduct «> special Sunday school in stitute ot the First Baptist Church. He is lh a auth o r of perhaps the h«-»t lx>ok in circulation on the graded . Sunday school and will during ^is stay teach this book and give seuls to all those taking the same. Fuller, an n o u n c e ­ ment of the work to he dono by D r B eaucham p will be mude next week For the last ten years Dr. Beau­ cham p has been travelling especially in tho interest of Sunday school work His homo address is Dallas, Texas. Tho S u nday school worker» of S an­ ford are Invited to hear this noted specialist. -------------*-----------• Land Shark Sentenced K ansas City, Jan. 7.— E. C. C ham hers who was refused u new trial on . the charge of fraudulent uso of the mails has been sentenced to tw o y e a r s in prison ami lined 16.0(B) in federal court. ’% Dr, C linm her» w,i* the prom otor of tho Chamber» Iwiiiil Co., org a n ­ ised to sell Florida Everglades lands. E. I.. Russell of Miami was sen­ tenced to one yeur in prison. Rus­ sell was grunted a new trial on nil but one count. C ham b ers and Russell appealed an d were released under n renewal of their old bond. •*— - ^ • t loreiimn. I)r. Ithu kmnn lutgnn c o m i n g . tu Florida and pttrchn*ed orange V.t .‘- l u l l t **i?i r- in hiitld .« .......I i.*t»UT l . c t t r : . ! Î '■..¿fit* < ’•' 1 1 t‘ suhfitnn toil bridge and take his ;tdjuMit*'.lit of t h e k u l a n t » of p o s t 1 1 ...fiter» t»f t h e lin*l a n d ».■comi «'Lir»-»'« c i t y t h e lir.il w e e k ol l e i . t u r j and will hold lor six years from tomoney from th e tolls.for .1 period of t h e »al ar ) of l *u»t nuifiter D i g n a n «tí la . k« on vi l h* wo u ld In* re»(u*'»*«l f r o m T h e .idea nf t/i e Imosler t r i p is to Associate Justice It. Fenwick \ t the end t f th a t time Taylor, for twenty-five yearn sit- advertise the lair primarily and id»o jr»,oim t o J 4 . 0 0 0 a n d t h e s a l a r i e s of t w e n t y - s i x o t h e r Floruit* p ^ - t n u t t a e r * ten years. the county lets tl ie -privilege of buy­ preme court justiie, nnd th ree times to meet with the dill, ri'ii* u.im m it• woul d he d e c r e a s e d in v a r y i n g n m o u n t * . ing the brill«" "r renewing lit«' fiunOnl y t h e pOst manter a of Apalat' liicola, Ker ns. mil 1 1 1 1 M«riunn*i. Fi before, .chief justice of the supreme UK'S in the county nnd'di-. "•*« nmiiy eh).*«•. which in in*rtaitily fait enough XiiRUsiine. St l V t e r s b u r g , T a r p o n '*pring» a n d Ui t i i * f ILiv.-n w o u ld court, was the lucky justice when m a tte rs peril ining 10 ihe f.1 )r ’I’he M u r e hi* has given the people the ladien will meet tinl.idir» "f tii*| «•»rap.* t li«* p r u n i n g knife. tho lots were cant, a n d was immedi­ iissuraiii'i' th a t in time he expected’ The plan ha* been approved hv the House Post office < niniiiili«1 «' »ml c o u n ty who are in tru s te d ami the ately sworn in ¡1 » the new chief jus* extend his traction linn from I lí­ tn . Ilf* of- tho s u p r e m e .court, to hold visit to each section will mean much is now |iendiii« in thu postoih.w» u pprupriation bill W .ir» 1 ho l..*«t*»< der the so-called " H o lm a n ru le " m w legiitiation i« in or«ler <»n an .ip(»rh- Daytona Hcmh to Sanford over the #• such until Jan u a ry two years for tho sue« ess <>f the vent ore As this is an eronom y new bridge it is up to thi* people of hen«, when h b t e r m expires. Chief Tho party will arrive in Geneva priatiun hill, p rovided it reduces . x(tenditore». move the p a r lia m e n ta ry sharps su> it is re rta in 1 « * com«1 h«*for«' th holl»»' thi< county to give him to m e enJustice Taylor come» from Guines- a b o u t 2 o'clock and after tp.-nding 1 «iuruKi'ini n t . The Ib-ruld is hetirlfor a vote. ville. Judge* Ilockcr who retired an hour or so will leave Geneva in lly in favor of municipal ownership T h e follow iitg t a b l e «hows iniw the pinti w o u l d attln i i’ l o m b i pit " Irom ihe bench on account of poor tim e to arrive in Cliuluottt about where such is possible, but if the health, was for many years circuit U:.10 or 4 and from there will ««• to ma st e r » Ifeiluc in Hal. two counties are unable to build the Receipt» Pop judge of Ocala circuit, and lalcr Oviedo arriving in time to see many 2 ,;ino to 2 .ont) bridge then let a roipnration build 12.01 1 1.736 Mrved several term» a» s u p r e m e of t h e merchant» and farmer« After Arcadia , 2.400 to 2.000 same, for we want the bridge. 13.21 1 2.662 fourt justice. Judge Ellis, who . sue- supper*they will he the guest» of the B a rt o w 2.300 to 2 . 0 0 0 12,14; 1,886 him, is a prom inent figure in B oard of T iad e a t their meeting and Bradentown Notice tn Aut« Owners 2 . 1 0 0 to 2 .0 0 0 . 9,815 *tate politics, and was formerly a t ­ the fair will be discussed in all its Clearwater 1,171 2 . 1)00 to 2 .Û00 The Commercial Club would like torney general, being defeated fur phases. This meeting and in fact D a y to n a ........................................... 3.082. . . . 21,246 , 2.600 to 2 , 0 0 0 several cars a t the Herald office 2,812 . . . 18.355 . f*-electlon 1.0 t h a t offivee by Gov­ the meeting* In all the different sec­ Dc L a m ! .................. ................................ 2.400 to 2.000 to-day a t 21:30 p. m. to t a k e , the 14,412 2.463 tions should be productive of much Ft. Myers ernor Trammell in 1908. T he pres­ 2 . 2 0 0 to 2 , 0 0 0 newspaper men u ride over th e c it/. 10,167 1,333 Ft. Pierce........................... ent personnel .of the suprem o court good. . 2.700 to 2.600 The Fair Association also want* ns 6,188 . . . 28,109 »: R. Fenwick T aylor, of Gaines­ On Tuesday the Boosters will Gainesville...................................... 5,000 to 4,000 many cars as possible to meet at the 538,907 57,699 ville. chief justice; J . B. Whitfield leave again a t one o ’clock and go to Jacksonville.............................. *2.700 to 2,500 Herald office next M onday nftet24,070 19,945 Key West . i . . . . . . . . . *nd William H. Ellla of Tallahassee) Longwood for o visit and from there 2.300 to 2,000 noon a t one o'clock to go on the fair . . . 12,542.. 2, i 5 7 . KissimmeeThomas M, Shackleford of Tam pa, will go to A ltam onte Springs and 2 . 2 0 0 to 2 , 0 0 0 boosting trip to Geneva, C huluota 10,418 6.032 ......................... *nd R. s . Cockrell of Jacksonville, interm ediate pointa. These trips will Iatke City . 2,COfl to 2,600 and Oviedo. 21,570 3,719 la o fla tc Justice*. give the various committees a better l a k e l a n d .............. 2.600 to 2 . 0 0 0 18,377 3,460 tK idea of what th e county ran exhibit, Live Oak f 3.200 to 3,000 61.546 5,471 will give the exhibitor« » better Miami Poultry M rrling 2.700 to 2.600 Notice Newspaper Men 28,239 4.370 idea of the m an n er in which they Ocala The Florida branch of the Amer­ 2 .M0 U to 2,500 33.456 3.894 Orlando « l i v i n g In the city rem em ­ should ho exhibited and la»l will ican P oultry Association will hold 2.600 to 2,500 23.051 3,779 ber that the Herald office is your dem onstratn to the people of the Pu lut kit their ann u a l meeting this year in 3.300 to 3,000 99,520 22,982 fir*t itop. After t h a t t h e Sanford whole county a n d the state th a t the Pensacola Orlando, Feb. 9 and 10. 2.300 to 2,000 . . . 12,806 2,481 1 '• , “j** *hero all the meeting* will be Sominolo Fair is large enough to P la n t C i t y . .................................. The b a n q u e t will be held T h u rs ­ 2 . 2 0 0 to 2 . 0 0 0 10,838 3,204 d. At 7:30 tonight tho Commer- ta k e tho lime a n d attention of n Q u in c y .............................. day evening at Han Ju an Hotel. 2.600 to 2 , 0 0 0 . 19,727 3,670 . • •• ■ [ fW Club b anquet will be given to largo p o r t i o n 'd the business men of Hanford . . . . . 2.700 to 2,600 This promises to be one of th e rao»t . 29,666 6,018 Tallahassee . . .............................. per men and visitor*, th e city of Sanford and of every . 2 1 9 , 1 6 3 . . . . 3,600 to 3,500 Im p o rtan t, meeting« ever held, aa .37,782. the meeting of the South o th e r city in t h ^ c o u n t y . ThU apirit T a m pa 1, 099. . . . 1 5 , 4 5 6 . . . 2,400 to 2.000 the exhibit will be made a t th e "S u h m e Association will bo la bound to make the fair a grand W a u c h u U ........................... htlf 1,743___ 24.548 . . . 2,700 to 2.&0H Tropical Mid Winter F air." W* P. B . . . . . . . . . . . Lit .1 1 n i T I IK SA I M ! i iN( 1 : P o s i .M \ s 1 f l: 1»' HI.o km. i n . n o w l'rofififior ui N a t u r a l S cience u i Holwith Will > ,1-mm tat < ••'it of t h e i » i 1. •tn 1 - d Will T a k e Ituosicr»' Trip I lu* . m i n i s o l .. 1 .. i* uh ¡p 1 1 • r • tgl 1 red l i r «; \ li. Ufi • uni* of 11er k ............1 Y 1 1 1 (• > lure n*l l l n r o i Jersey - fill e. a m i of li T h r PI 1 innn ah r■ The m ajo rity of ihe people want ( lar* o ' • *.«rf .* , . f»*. ■I. .1 *• • 1, 1 - -l.itlt, In P ,*f t 1 •l li ,ue I ’ hX w • rettr,it from t h e b e n c h , a n d wat* »uete.'ilcd b y William I I. Elli s, f or me r at t o r ne y g i n n r n l . Judge I l o c k c r de(linetHto r u n for r c - ol cc t i on lust Nnven.lier a n d M r Fllifi was el e e t i i i ill his »lead T h e c ou r t l ir ' i p r o n ede d to cast 1 *1 1 » i.* | ||f y a r e re*|litred to fdn u nde r t h e count II III ion III I'll t i e Olhii ui ■hle| Ji|fitl*e. lift i.. .1 I . the * \[ ii.sl mil of I lie l i i in id ’ll,, * ■ol ( hie I J u s t i c e T h o m a s M. Sliur kie- H »•lì , y ..f Ibiî»", '' ' ! ’ i " ' i pr »vi-ion for . I ■ * i ¡o, .1**, 1* r 1 1 ' •' t i n ' *ll< *i <fi‘, .1.1" 1■ ..'ll"* * d*r t • • m a n a g e m e n t of * ' e I*re* Imam ' I ......... t i n t .i! S« m i n n l r bii-osoiii Ii m * l io* I* se. Talla 1 *i* , ! «i .*11 \• li ■ 11 ¡ i i ,e on ' *•i 11.. * lu*«*n . >-<n ¡ 4 1.. '.»-fi fi h II -; . ,1 !.. * 1 111 K .»i in no i ' * h o a r d of **il!( li. ** 1 1 1 1 *i‘.,r u t nb r i i e —i t.i • ’' h:m .VIII 11 .. i. -1 i ........................ n l o t l*c.i l i- s o y l o r n . J a p s llene eall«*v M • / Hie laal.*. ... s o r g h u m . N.ilul gruís heggarweed. I, I»\ it. r i . . S f a \ . i I'eiinutfi u n d o th e r forage VtT.11 ->) 1 Mil* Ml* f;» l'M* 1herd* of r a l l i e , . î %«•«!« »*•! • *••!». . » s*|i * 1* .11 1 ..lili' will he plait' ll o n #, 5 iu r t , i , . ..... . ' I • \ *'u * he It. . ‘ til.' t , *i,i at d |»irk * ■ fo r * . .1 ’ ................r ’" “ l * .* j'tmi.jj [i ir Iti e n* r t * I, a n d " ’*l'-il* M* 1 ' Xpi I* il t i l t lori will g r a d 1, tl . at *1 hi. * lil'i'tl in In • ««■* a i ii.» — . rit.gr » � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1915 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 05, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 05, 1915. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 05, 1915; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a5d25353c0dfb26fd8c5ccd73199d8b6.pdf 27b852197ced191ff5d80db0bca0af0d PDF Text Text ooaD ooçpoD D aooooaaoQ O D O ooooa n a □ □ □ oaooaa o C hristtnns ho wer, lltter» tht* »oft I *«■Ih'ivtnlur moonllglit that 11 k** ji»iiged »l'lml^rn of Jovitin golden du me j a u n t V BOL¿^ m a so n iccircles lighten» litt* potaln of yonder roM1'. SURE hü tlu* »int er night wind, »oft. wann, t ( ont¡nucí! (rem Page Oiii-i frugiqnt ns»»wlhrart'i tnuch. Continued (rom Kigt li BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN with the Yuptd strides of tin* Blur rriMMjü wensong u N»t ttrc*'» X inji« John Hit ver »>( Kt Krrit »»•rr the I.oilier and !ir bu» eoníerred »i x Iy YOU ANI) ME." i'uro], (« whivh Iroin the brunfi'e*. i the morking birds n*turn ihrtr »tl- dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. C. 0 . degrees upon filtern new member».' They enjoyed a The year F i ll . u w the making in utv . « i-i l replie»; u» ihr j««-r f !• Hall and family bast of venison and other good i he I ml».I Platt », ol 'JJ.tMIO new u( oiuuge lib*s»nm» .»fr! tln- frugr. whielt was an M asiin». ___ «,___ J of many llow*-r» flavor the wine-like Satironi cart boast of hnv- ç All Loral Ad ver ti si* nu-ru s ( nH 1 **' < tike, weighing ing sharedd it! thè generai p.ogres» TltÌH Heading T l I It KK ( | V K crystal water* of the lake c o ,n e » oM f‘,shlo,“'‘' A Cl 11El- IS A M O N G YE T A K IN G N O T E S A N I) FAITH. « of u hi«*n thin \n un lntltcìitioti L, ,, •** I from out t lie night like (airy tliitr« 25 pounds “ HE'LL IMiENT 'EM ’— SO S A Y S S A l NT ER EIt. Tu »'lftn** tin* Mandine year with a U n e For U r l i Insertion Minimum at unr; n» yonder »tar, like Hetble. t nmiencrinr ni* idra-in* remembra it ef1 of associate» f llilrift" J.t ( Ollis. \SnO DO OOO DQ DDOaOO OODOO DO DDOaDOQ QOO ODaO OaDO OnO DO OODDOl hem of old. shout» »hafts of »¡l\**r ‘Hi»' r e g a l a r business m e e t i n g o U oi » lo p f n| Mum •T M i l l e r enter­ <X>0« *♦<>«♦♦ . undrt»land t» anuly»i» raised to the from the dark blur bowl of skv a* thè VYotnan'» fluii will Ite held ut tained the o (beers of No. (ili at Mother h i'« » ' ripple.» forth tin* laugh of barefoot nth power: We admit that the in­ Nobody know» o( the work it lake* thè club ritorna Wednwtday after- «upper Der Jitih. The rottiti dustrial tinfr»t look» badly nml bil- rliildren plucking golden grnpeirnii nonn at 3 o'clork The Semi noie was tleeo rated in blue, but wli ile the To keep the home togel her: globe» from fragrant gr.ve»: as ibis Nobody know» of the Htep» it taken, to.wy and u per»on ran vrry ea»il>* County Fair and Chautaui|ua wlll he color of blue prevailed, yet the »oft, get a» wrinkled as a nutmeg bother­ wonderful December Florida night under diacuuion as well un alitar soothing and fervent color of scarlet Nobody know» but mother: For Sale Five U I if. W ing about the future. That1» port U--™v*ula opulrnre. peace happiness. matters of importane«:. A full atNobody listens to childish worn watt ever gushing from heart to Cbckcrols. Key P a c t a- : j, contentment and plenty, we —“ bothering about tbv futuie." A Which kisses »»nly »mother. tendargre is reijuestcd. lira in In give impulse to generous Sanfonl. boon. Lead Thou u« on j Nobody pained by tin* nightly blow. solemn agreement aiming Sanford unto ^hy L--------thought» which warmed the allection lh** key that unlock» t he tnv-» , petijile to refrain front looking any I cry of Nobody only mother! tlii* wonderland. T* II -n.fo Toiinirrow night \\ i*dit«**o|a> tin* but«* it gracious ina liner of spe«*t it F«*r. ».de *j;iuo., . I, • It*»f. further aland than 8 u‘Clock tit the i*r* tin* trulli of w by one spot in ibis H'Tuirt ment "'ll put un. ut Ami »iiouid no foul dishonor lie • ** -’ gain,"*acre» r t,t i ’■ * i f"»t evening wout^rraSu^lliUsituation Nobody know» of the steeples» rare fair land is. graced above the r* t ' 1 ,lt' *m|M*rinl a delightful‘ program. ' I'pon my head when L a m . gray. from B. R. siding, i i otri OS surprisingly* Bestowed oti baby hrollutr; Hast ThoU forgiven Eve and r r r e ^ “ clu‘' »»embers are specially urged Lo vi* yet «lililí watch rny fading eye. eu»v term». H a«r* ., !I ■ '1 *r.i Nobody know» of the tYfeamles» teas mate, her Adam, and basing 10 patronize the affair. A rare treat And «month the path of*my decay, irrigated. Fin* Ilo --- l i t . The opening of a new year has driven their m*,*«1 from Kd.*„. art '* night, M"r’' t,,r ■»“ "»«l- The T“ _ • -- *land'kr’wtVfmcfUl :,r.i ■ i.m j Nobody, know.» byi. toolliw - t 1.... - - - 1**-** - • um«- »oivcLnd for m a k ­ here trr !• l.m urM ffW inp a "IV* rà'.fr^-'HwTmrnt wltrapply fil* proceed* C a n d le G re a se E a s ily R e m o v e d . » t a r t planting 1* , t *< Nobody knows of the lessons tough! ing definite resolution« of bet t er Lost with Purudi»e Regained? If P,t-'*,|k ^’r a pinito (or the diti* Sprinkle a JiyiJc »i.lnis of whin on— pro», ol »ile ismt t t-.v« y e ,* ”TT Jv*V thing» ttt comi l t d ti tan it«» In*«*.» the Of lovmg one another: llouae. he spot ;4fil rub gently. Tho grease want.a bargain etili on ow ner, JM £ -- Nobody knows of the*patience sough personal rule. It is better to rcsoivol Htur-trr trur, give us. the grnct*, ll.e vlll soon work up Into a flno powder, Fifth street, Sanford. I!,* * Tl<» and lose than ncirer to rcolvo at nil wU • the Wisdom, both of word and Nobody knows of the lessons January n n \ io Welfare Depart- xhlch can he tiruabed off. ■ ,% W » e/ 4 * O " » * 7 when the resolution is directed to the »*“ lo lt’11 " " ' J , sought, umml wxll-give om* ot-ita Msrnn'ri err* *»*» For Sale JO.OOp^tif. emtlng of a bad lmf.it whether, sob ly message go M r fh n h » XHIUtMP. out tertaining musical comedies at the bat pieçy Nobody—only mother. int<b.the b i u e r n e s s of northern of property in ti\e >m; 1» * i<r individual or involving othets as Imperial umler the direction of Mir. d i m e» ami lead n i e n ’s stop» a r ig h t. cent on the ittve.t n • J. Pearle Rogers, who made such n S E E K AID FOR JO BLESS G IR LS Nobody known o f the anxious fears well. Box 1074. city •il To get into tin* habit of resolving I^?t u» strik«* t iie shsc.^les from t h è »ur ces» of lh** V et e r Pall M i n s t r e l s Lest «furling» may not weather s i a w » in t h è m i a s m a of citi'** W o m a n ' s D e p a r t m e n t o f N a t i o n a l last venr Storms of this life in the coming ami trying for a time to make good C iv ic F e d e ra tio n A s k E m p lo y e rs Fot Kal** \\ In*;. . '-.»It ¡.» often to succeed at Inst. One good Ther«* i* a w ho!«* lot mur e **f tilt» years, to C o -O p e ra te . water li.ii ìiu. iiii» f «h habit thus overcome» an «*vil one, 1 1 1 t h è sanie g e n e r a i me t er , b u i t hi» Itnuk 1,11frr* I 'Inh Nobody know« but mother. uet». tish boat- . • .* . •>« ubo »t «ulhce (or sii«* l i m e Ti ni just as antidotes destroy germ» that Last Weilnesday afternoou tlu* Nobody knows of the tears that N V w Y **rk A n . ' i n | * 1r> y i n • * 111 b u r i u t u il I»ll tl»ll 1 "Il ■ 1 i. have a harmful power over the phv»- N ew « fei I* «I* **plv fnr l i r M ■ niemlier- of l Io* Rool l.ove-- « In!* I m » b * * * * n * » t a l * l t h i i * - i l b y M u * v a c a t i o n »tart \ 1to-t'ltj Irul body \\ laugh at him who Ki'IIXle. hi* lui» e v i i l e n t l y !>•*•’Il * ••.«( .inil a few other frieml» enjoy**l ll* c u i m n l t t o , ' o f i l i * . w i i i m - n » , l , * p a r t t n i * n t T h e grief »he'll gladly » m o t h e r : That 1». m g ;> grent i i ur di ' ii , a n d wlul- «*■ cluriniiig ho.piiality of Mr. \\ \\ o f ill* * N a t i o n a l * 'iv t< - f* * i|» r n tl< in to a id N o b o d y k n o w , of t h e b r e a k i n g hear t tries in reform and Ito uhi'!* tur *.,1.1 1 .**’*9, some of us laugh but hardly the t l u i ' t dioibl ti),* p r o p n i ' l y of < i M i n g AliiTiulhy The prrtty ho me was t b i i i m o f I t » I ' j . u u u d e p o s i t o r s w h o h t t v o Nobody only mother! l o s t t h e i r e m p l o y m e n t b e c a u s e o f t h o thoughtful ones. It is a fellow feuls u c i i a h e a v y o n e o n t h è Lor«i a t lieuutiftilly decorated in the Chri.st■atcor Sale Citcajt Fanti ef " Ulti, Nobody clings to the wayward chilli ing and not an unkindly one that t h i s senson o f t h è y e a r , a n d m o r e nin» color». The red and gfeen of E u r o p e a n w a r . O n o t h o u s a n d l e t t e r s 1 * |, tiled. I.ouio sees humor1 in the «¡gilt of another cKpccinlly t hi» y e a r , w h e n m i r itor- hully and fern» and mistletoe wi g w e r e s e n t o u t f r o m t h o b u r e a u t o m a n ­ willi growjng cri--*Though scorm/d by every other, ’* icftr.t It1u fa c tu re rs nnd m e rc h a n ts , ris k in g lA'ad it so gently from pathways wild fulling off the water wagon, for ex- -inully- magnificent moon a» »een enhuitced by* i io* »(Ji glow *if the r**«l t h e m t o f i l e a p p l i c a t i o n s w i t h t h e c o m ­ Ueiiyon, sii km •UlTrt th r o u g h the f o g - m i s t a t m o s p h e r e , »Itndeil liglit». rompleting ih** ebarm ample. Nobody can Dut mother. li m i t t e e w t o n i n n e e d i i f y o u n g t u m u l i IteiirN , li r*. ., . Nobody know» uf the hourly priver» Few’ atol fortunate are they who lia» noir*' t h e a p p e a r a n c e of ,t g r e e n ■it.*1 lieailly of t h** ,itlra* ll\** rooin- e m p l o y e s For K t1 Hefrei*hinerii» »i*r** .**r\*'fi m tlu For hint, our erring brother; never need make a resolution t*1 do c h e e s e fresh f r o m llie f o u n d ry vet T h o v S e a t In n c o m m i t (e e , w h ic h n u m I,** 1 . . m a li w e itu)»i. p e r f o r c e , c o n g r a t u l â t * ,!. ■ 'I g r o i * m t t h . I t ! h i T Ii 1 ■ h tt _ % » b b * . Pride of her heart, once «0 pure ami belter and be bcttefcç than in tin* tie r s ¡ iin o iu f I t - m e iu l» T » m a n y w **ll * : ....... Fri ■ • ’1 O ** w ■ ' ' b , i » ■* 11 t, b **l d e d l u x . | y t w i n 1 » f . l h i j v • W m jsf * • m i * k n o w n u o i i i e u .o r i | i i» d e | H * » iln f r o m fair . vmr* pa»t They never will b* p**p I*.1 I.1111 al ■'! 0 H vs n r k 1 » . . t «II l i t t A 0 H \ » * r r i * i U I t h * » o r k l i i K g l t l s , w h i c h a r e u s e d a a v t i N illuni . ..til ■. nini In r' ulnr if nt lier* are aware of thiir -ur Mo»» ] l.n * ' • «rd < •( III,* lit. im o g i r l s l l u i t ' . » T i n r i b b o n « 1 r 1i ' m 11 i n t 111 « ■’ i t L i ' f r a t i o n Fu i k I h Kllen P a p p e puHHing exeellenre, (or mankind, a» a Rush Hour Luci. „1 M. »lir,- . -1 ,» • * ml** n-.i-nl. tin* upright, *|**erj t >r “ T h a l » wt i i f i , ., | i har d p | (•K" i»f t In - t a b l e . t o l h» f o u r r i 4r t n • h f i n i . m a k e t | i * * l r i t u b b * - n d i | u » r i e i » **< i h e c o m m i t t e e r o o m » , m a n y h u n d r e d » a n * I . t r g * i , , . 4 « |i . 1 . W - . t III1 *•* 1 *,,(I and lift* uf rvpfl hearn.g laugh* 1 l i l l a ,ii tb* l«ro..hl>ll M l d g n * J u r Sali 1,01 • . » < amf t * r N'*W Y e a r ' s a Kali I ft >l.t t h e other pigili, a » im rose f r o m a r a t i o n s b e i n g e o m | l l i» U * d »11 It r e t i o u t o f w o r k . I t v t i , » a t i t i o u n r e d . i t n d ertiti I 'i' ;. fellow ci ti z en» t a i l e d )u»l. U e all l'r V ford boy is said to have ltd d r e s s e d l i u i o l r e d s m o r e » r e o n h a l f j* :* v o r a r * * 1 N f» -4 * . M l ) » . a n d y**t t o n s t o o p i n g p os pl i t,mt*l «to- l e i r r v t n g » l i n d e * ! c a r n i . I:, want t lie «Oliar** «leal , 1 ' U ‘ .1 H ’* 1 1 w o r k i n g o n l y , p u i t . •f i l u * t u n , . bi» «tomaeh n- follow«I tb hi I t u t u tu - • 1r\ w , l * — - r » • *1i I ' M I - t i n g • i h u.«* w lo > S. " f .4 t! 1 \\ hat - t in m a t t e r w i t h y o u a n ' I o l t * * n tal! !>• appro lai n i« < 1 l ! . . r t i l i a l l i i g h * b u . . -1 w u 1 1l u . y , u •«¿1 1 1 • ] fru it « il.n l I le * Mi u !,ol* , on , um ke »I *-**'% V *h*ikl o f t always been yt'itr frtend ' t 11" « * * , l u i t t t ’ • i I n v e ì w m i l d u t w a li li o l i v >*«. 1M i l l U m l I Ml t . f i l l * a k l DOG'S COFFIN IS GOLD LINED Ain’t I Itee n a par'lner tn you, all du* t <>[ Ilf* f o r tn* te pfek u u p New \ ' o r k M r\ r t i ., 1 1 « T e a m . l i l i ) i «11 , » Kvi-nliig Put »»*«•« Itty pennte» don't 1 spend B o d r L i e s In S t a t e In M a s t e r ' » H o m e l i t . <1 . í *!•■•>» w i r ■ M e . i i l t f i e . 1 r * m u . e i d i II I *pi a k in g fro m t h In gettiti' nice thing» for you? Dun t « - D i e d of O v e r e a t i n g — H u n d r e d * 1 .. . 1 * * v 1 1 I I , ' * ■ ■ F. i In t * % r o K i ; i : \ r • * a . y o t i . * V It* W p o n t i f , e r e r e 1 give you lot* of cake’ A M end th e F u n r r jl 4 h M i l .1i u «i ■ H 1 it ,. > 1 r 1*1 V i 1 < >v +* «V - . —» y a . -t n m no, k wh.ii'. t • i tn a ’ ■• r '* 11*11 I *r i •t • - u o p i V I <ii-i a tua H I I , * V ! , if • * -......I t un, u» a iu-ii le* *11 X4x* * *1 ffüll.il 11el,< tue Iv v N o k 1« hurled nnd U I II"'; i m|i 1» litu i I *>r tin* ■i>ld *'l**ds Tl.at i n t e i til. **i1v,t i 1,1ut:» .. pp**a ru 11 t* in long j*,1 f«1 -« Ulì ( uillMi n t it . ,11.I 1 M il t'lbl 111<• *1 loll.t, It,- rillirh |e»H u t F ite gm '1 1 t i.u >.* Ill'll *1 Hon«* 1*1 h!yesterday. I gave oat mop* f. ' , r . II.Ill t' V 1**1II I,. Ill •' >•*. |.,1,| lit lot Uneeda B iscu it lui J 71li uk ;■ — . Potato**.. **|utr*h tin -t'fk*-V t * III ill,; lialiit» lb** h ,'tal took |tl;ti-*- „1 li* yoll’il ever l>n*l hefttT* T em pt th e a p p e tite , . / ’.I 1 > * t tinlioilv liiid lain lii stale in hi» rom* rank b;t» .1 nut tu r Imi 1 r * 1.1*0 1 I gave you nut» an' can fly, I>tim}ip l e a s e t h e t a s t e ntul I ui* 11, |*r, m n i i i r » hum* Nuk »a» mi KngLsh Thaw 1» not t he 0ri 1*. »1 :: 1* t 4 ITI.1 \ *■ tin pie and rhiieolntc ci ke n o u r i s h tiic b o d y . bulldog, u m e m b e r of tin* family of ma« e n t e r t a i n m e n t .« w.t» f e de An" last inglit when 1 go', to bed b u s i n e s s foi t lie c o u r t » Crisp, c l e a n a n d fresh— N o ,|o g h e r e a b o u t » liKhtíul t r u v f l l i n u p a r t y g veti on M r » M A W i n n • W Ni* • I you ha«l to g«t an’ ache. 5 c en ts in t h e m o is t u r e • v**r I.....IVeil J, tnor* el:* borate burial \ « w ^ «MT' h \ î r .116*1 '' I r 1 1 a-t 1 * • • P o r t « - e i t l e In Arkanviii,. * y» proof p a c k a g e . W oí a r nit : u In-nur ni (h • j r g tu - 1«, I b a n N n ly He »¡in t he l a v or l te dug of 1toilet u** a n * l h u n d r e d s of [*inp|e Say, w hut's the mutter with you. a h e a d l i n e . You bet t h e y do T hey F M»'-* 1 hllluss ,t \ It \ Mi* D e v i n nf »i*ttle in Ka«t A u r o r a , too. a m i nt i** fin Win u 1!•11)r*4* I- Tin* •I" e ain't you »atistled at all? \t 1.1%ih Hi,,». 11 ■ -i. 1 » * «! 1 ga \ e you .,11 uni w,, ’, .I *i>i Ibu P l e d I’o * a n<! 1‘od u ’ ' , ml I'tfi :. i*i ÎT• •! ‘Il* l ». i* 4! 1"1 \ 1« Pi Tt * *.tt »...i •l l l - h. • d*. w,i. I ,rd )e lit,- i f ill y I1 ,! I*, v*r<i*«1 ìu.* . • * fi l'J\ .* Ill-1, pc. t - didn't » ..V* to ■i Ml*' -li­ An you ■ftuldn t Im'<! uttf*i1 •■ 1■*t « **r * * it d a p p e a r e d ( r <• II I t L * - • l i e l t l * - ni long-. pititfhn'. yet I . ntgM ( ittiu»t«*t.i, N llu-ir liesltlolltOli, .'»plttlallburg, S. t , --you ached mo« a wTuI, st u m inn k, long ago. was reached. The game afforded four that ain’t treatin' me je»' right. For Kent T*. much merriment and pleasure while SH IN E UP THAT OLD MEDAL T«s nice room« * A r e g u l a r t i cw »j i a p« r m a n doe» enrmilc The score card» were cunTWi Thief Wins It — Hr Stole a Five dollar» per. I’ve been a friend to you, I have, not l i k e slol ilter a n i l g u s h a m i w h e n ' run,' lilt It* suit 1 t«**» I pun arrivnr Foot Bathtub From ., dreti 1 why ain't you a friend o' mine'’ th«* l a y m a n b r ea k« i n t o print w i l h i I 1*1 >|*artani urg it w.>. foitnii iln.t Plumber. They gave me castor oil lit*! night I lie . o f t *t ul l he tl»tiully * all* dow II I Ml»» Ml* e U bit 1 -* t , d wnit lb, berullse you made me whine the w r a t h of «out** ol t h e Inty» A '"b*. |.rue. a ]*r■11 > little liiat.l l 'h rugit John <ial . m. a jiiitmb, I **r I'm awful »irk tin» mornin* an' l m gent le m a n w h o r e c e n t l y di pp ed lit» 1 1«r.- »*•* .1to) \ J « | rti* t I i ill** w 1 1 ,Ju S. Util >, llt* »M, . 1 lui» am ■1 Baronet Biscuit I v 1 iir ■ feelin" mighty l>iin*. h n i . h iti th* i mi . hy m u » h a n d wr«*t<* .it * Ii I '-**- i m - 1 t *• I 1.11 i ' , p o . , , . , i r , 11 til** pttll* • » tin pliotll. IlfCUt y o u d o n ' t a p p r e c i a t e t h e ,*f L l o r n i a recetv*-» t m* following m* R ou n d , t h in , tender— I band.ome leather ir.tv*-llmg *a»** sl ob a live foot bat lit uh frinii tn front \, things I «to '(nr you tier* (rott i E d i t o r ltu»**«*l of the F a ­ w it h n d e lig h t f u l flavor . ul bl« [ilinnhlng »ti..(. „1 ;,.',us .South g;.r*l< i. I Th** gu ev t s «if iiniior w*n- **a< ll |.re * • • N * K 1*1 i i int ka New.»; — a p p r o p r i a t e for The b a t h t u b « a » on ih<I »elit <1 m i l l II l l u v c l l i n g l a g \1 ¡tinte s t r e e t kl de wa l k when ( l al vt n went lu suppe r, l u n c h e o n , t e a u n t l l)r. \V. A. McKenzi t* o d F r u i t l a n d 1 T A bunch of newspaper men will Spartunhurg came the call for »up(K*t For lient Two a n d w h e n he re tu rn e d It w a s g o n o d inner, l o c e n t s . be itert* next Friday the JiUi and the i’ark, Fla., is u man*who would “by so nil was liustlc and hurry un«i a Fust First street ■ p i delicious stilail course was seiveti l*y Federation of Labo'r will be here indirections .find directions out," C oca Coin 1 ,*mf*■*t L o v in g C u p f o r G e r m a n S ire . the hostess assisted by Mo. DnBose next Wednesday and it is up to the Under cover of an orulorical appeal U r o o k l y n , N Y - A l) Y e l l b r o c k o f ]M.*opie of Sanford to entertdin these column panegyric on Florida in ihe Farmers were chosen in rather a B r o o k l y n le ft h i* n a t i v e h o m e In t i e r Hoorn» for It*1 la»t issue of the Eustiti latke Region u»tii|ue manner. Sus|ienilu<l front distinguished guest» and make them m a n y t " y e a r s a g o t o m a k e h i s h u m « * nis heil room» will feel glad that they have come to this that is a "peach." Florida coloni­ the chandelier and bidden Itfneath I n A m e r i c a , . a n d 111» u v e s o n s h a v e the table wuh a ring on a ribbon ut p l a n n e d n r e u n i o n n t w h i c h a l o ' M n t n t 200 Third St city for u few hours. Wo have much zation companies should secure n one end of which was tied a sprig o c u p w i l l b e p t e s e n t e d t o t i l e a g e d i to show them and we can make their copy'before the Almighty places it For Kent Two fir mistletoe for the. girls, and on «he G e r m a n . Btay most pleasant. Therefore let* in the- dry kiln. Addressed as it is Gentlemen preferred to Omnipotence, there is little dan­ every citizen be up and doing and other end holly for tho men. The Tolar. 807 Magnolia ger of tho government finding an ring w a s cut for and to each gentle­ join the Commercial Club in caring man1 fell tt charming partner for tIn­ for the guests. Sanford is known as indictment nguinst the sender for ga me. Enjoying the gtaciou» hos­ one of the most hospitable cities in using the mails to defraud. Musicaipitality of their gracious hosts, be­ the atato and we should sustain this Of course we have the goods, but P r in c e o f a p p e t i z e r s ! sides the guests of honor wete Misses reputation. the language in which tho goods are • •• « M a k e s d a i l y tr ip s from Alice Whitner, Florence Frank. Gretwrap|>ed make them so much Yho G i n g e r - S n a p L and to chm Schultz, 01 gn Schultz, Saitlee Good ftiblo boiird ni MA R- i* The county fair Is growing in more effective, yea attractive, and JT-tfr w a itin g m o u t h s e v e r y ­ Williams, Lillian Higgins, Annie Hig­ Jones, 206 Park avenue favor and the merchants should get it is barely possible that courts w h e r e . S a y Z u Z u to gins, Linda Connelly, Annie Lee might hold that it was taking undue together and boost this great propo­ th o g rocer m a n , 5 c e n ts . Caldwell, Charlotte Hand, Essie sition along. The fair Is the biggist advantage of the susceptibilities of • Wanted— Brick nnd concrete *or^ Purdon, LouUe Harris and Miss thing that has ever come to tho city normal prospective settlers. How­ chimneys, foundation«. *',r ‘ Grey; Messrs. Ern«*st Galloway, W. as far aa the business men are con­ ever, it is altogether new way of faction guaranteed Addr*" Rossetter, Tom Gctzcn, Billy Hill, Sar.forw cerned for the fair will be confined getting at thpse who dwell in north­ P. Ü. box Glidewcll, »** ' Weldman Caldwell, David Caldwell, to the city streets and the mer­ ern darkness and of showing them ’ :U-9tp F)a. » , T. S. Lloyd, Arthur Yowell, Ray­ chants will realize more from this the light; one that few would have ’ Wanted— To exchange ne* mond Key, Prof. W’ildman, Prof. affair than any other attraction that the temerity to use; and yet now A jgg ■’ talking machine records, »ith Christopher and Dr. Fain. has over been known hero. Not that the syatem has been used and without machine, for 88 note p only is this a fact but the business there appears to be no copyright, lirriU ■ piano records. Enquire »’■ . M u t ic a l T rta t men have not be4n asked to con­ there la nothing in tho way of its iT -tif |m The Music Department of tho office. tribute a cent and it Is a moral cer­ adoption by those who want others Woman’s Club is putting on at the to come nnd sec "the soft Decem­ ta in ty-th at some lines of business Wanted Gentlemen ** *ta Imperial Wednesday night one of tho here will clear a little fortune during ber moonlight that like jagged splin­ 316 East Fourth St rare entertainments of the season. ters of Jovan golden flame lightens the four daya* of the fair. Buy bitetrit baked by , • • • Tickets are within the reach of all, tho petals of yonder roses." Found- Gold hamlle kmfe price* ranging from 26c to 60c. The NATIONAL ¿r may have same l.y pr“' 1»« Here is tho first verso of Dr. Mc­ 1 An inventor in Romo fell from first seven rows in the orchestra g f V' erty at the Herald otli*c_ ' J , an aeroplane yesterday. Every year Kenzie's wonderful Florida adver­ BISCUIT . will be 60c, from there back 3fic, or so it is getting harder to do as the tising prayer: Wanted «-To rent, for lhr, * ' ^ ' l nnd tho balcony 26c. Children un­ * Oh, Deified Omnipotence! As we COMPANY . Romans do when you’re there. a good g e n t l e drilling hor»* "ll j * Coulbourn Company der ten admitted for 26c to any part stand beneath the sheltering live , » », can drive. Will he taken care o' [ A lw ayt look fo r that name of the house. This affair should VEGETABLE BUYERS 5 The very first business day of the osk trees, bedecked > with waving have a good home.* Addresi* • have the cordial auppoit of the pubnew year the situation seems to call Spanish moat, which, like Naturem e n •Sanford, Florida c-o Herald Office. 9th Street lic and espodaliy club members. festoons for some uni venal for tome sensible analytic, which Afe.__ ^ ¿m V ^ *- THE PASSING YEAR ABOUT PEOPLE AND E V E N T S ,N BSTONE GLEANINGS! ♦ 0 ♦ è CLASSIFIED 4 ♦ ADVERTISING ♦ EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT j flitting (! ♦. « 4 FOR KALE m rv fail» htm • b* r Z u Z u CÄ I I SEEDS Crushed Oyster Shells and all Kinds of Feed WANTED i �* UREE "■ THEY ARK COMING TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR FEBRUARY .‘ird, 4th, 5th and 6th, 1915 THE SA N F O R D H E R A L D PUBLIS; SEMI ■ ffl ON TUESDAY AND FRIDAYS / A’ S A N F O R D — U fc /» W m th /.iWny SA N K H III, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. J \ M VOLUI VI THE f w BOARD /AS ORGANIZED ¡EV to o k h is seat HAGAN W AS M A D E CHAIRM AN Fair Nul«-» M i . GnstholT n( Danville. Ill nrr i %* i! Ui tlii ’ t o \\ i i I iu-m Li v tu t i n 1 i n t**rent* of :>• itvinolv C o u n t y Fair. Mr Gi.sihmT m he 'itliiuil ih * o r a t o r for t h e (¡ttnp.irilfa Ca rmv. i l at T a m vol a n d 1 1 1 * vi si t here aim t o Ret in t o u c h with t h e c o m mi t teen r e l a t iv e t o t h e d é l i m i t i o n s for i.utnn a n d hu n t parades. T h e c o m nut Ire feel t h e y tire v e r y f o r t u n a t e in being m t o u c h with tin- t'enté man ............on**- h J |„. meeting ,l' ü t u u , l t >' l'om' w i t h t h e hi ghe st I r i ' d -ni i.ie (¡i-t T u e h e lx*;.r*1 I®*1 T ue ss dd aa yy tthe uaJ m o u A ) elected L. V. Hagan to Another arrival i« ?.TF Charle« e. L„ chairman for t ho ensuing Prottay of lenii*ville. K t ITe y !.. *Woodruff, t he. ritirili« he* e mi ri ' o d with tin- fair_}'■ ■ n»r>.»«>»»«»■'-CTru rw »»™ ’- qïïïïrT rrT fu- several tom i »sioli» durHfiulion by the membvre ior h K j in(£ tht. fay (ut -j—r 0 jiiiLi.t:ts-»ul I T u w t h e - gr ound Mr. “ili H devolving upon him an chair-; Presay was ntore t han favoruldy irn1 0f the board. Mr. Woodruff p reuse<1 With Sanford and said. *‘!n i . !w i. ufU.wuriuiiuuv . w it A.etiidtUMul a*«out-, l^jrd as chairman tor i n o past > u*r n j ,|0 locution I hclicvc 1 could he (ju) aho served tho Sanford district t e m p t e d to hny a fe ¡deni i ,«mi i ttf*n the Orftngo c o u n t y hoard of; |,r inf; toy family here to live. 1 hnve tninty commissioner* a n d hns made Il(, v(fr s |„ , . , n a . rrp e |,i„a pl e aswa n nti v i m enviable record for etllnencjV , „ in S a n f o r d Vnur liej-.ulifltl «•he resolution appear* In anot her l a k e ..!,d Hi Id c h i n a l e , t oc . -Iher with jilYce in thi* issue. I hi* b e a ut i f ul ciirrounditit' * m u l e it >li. II «an. the new c ha ir man is a a n id* ! |. .tie To live vouint m a n • f recogni s'd nhility and hi» mude .i «ood commissioner i. u only in ht* own 'district liut in tin' •ntire «««unly and t ak es tlie rtspyi.ifbic position of c h a i r m a n oj t h e j board with a thorough knowledge cl the duties a n d responsibilities of tlie olliee and t he needs of the EM ER G EN C Y HOSPITAL U \S county. B E E N V l i l t W f . K D M»K el The newly urgi.nt/i-il ho. ri 1* commi«' toixr s i« »« f ollows I BY I ' m S I C H V * Hagm. eh; irman. I T Mi l .■11 C W io u n i f t'* r. I \ f L r U»u'.' liioinley Mr 11r *<!»>>♦.. . the !• * ii.eml»« r of tl* hoard and I ni.‘hi to togetler i i i l i Mr flu «an wilt r »■r* rnei h refeii' tin .-.ililoTii «i ll' ll * i l l' 1 ..1 * muj/ncr,* HAVE HOSPITAL AT T H E F A I R Vicinity. H e is n well k n o w n g r o w e r arnl ¡■'•’ivini l ' i :ti/eli of t l i .......... tin a * • » I ill nun in In • ««■* bu ' i i . e" .li d o n e 'Vh o nl iiiild mal . miii.** I i lie h i l.*.in«*o*i of t h e a tin’* i ' * h o a r d of **il!( li. ** 1 1 1 1 *i‘.,r u t nb r i i e —i t.i • i ii.» — ’ ' o nt* nt I 11.. * li ■ ..'ll"* * lu*«*n . >-<n ¡4 \• «L 1.. '.»-fi fi h II -; . ,1 !.. * 1 111 ,»(..*-*-*, 11¡ i b u ilt1 , i,e * III ' t i n ' * ll< *i d*r t • • m a n a g e m e n t of * ' e I*re* Imam ' I ......... t i n t .i! S« m i n n l r bii-osoiii Ii m * l io* I* se. j I lut ilia's .New S u p r em e < miri <fi‘, .1.1" fi '1 b e Mi prette Talla 1 *i* , ! «i .. ■* t f..r . 1 . M o ­ n,, i . r i 11 ' r l " li >Imi k 1 ... «i... U \ H im !.. r tur II X • t i s u p r e m e >«inri • rettr,it from t h e b e n c h , a n d wat* »uete.'ilcd b y William I I. Elli s, f or me r at t o r ne y g i n n r n l . Judge I l o c k c r de(linetHto r u n for r c - ol cc t i on lust Nnven.lier a n d M r Fllifi was el e e t i i i ill his »lead T h e c ou r t l ir ' i p r o n ede d to cast 1 *1 1 » i.* | ||f y a r e re*|litred to fdn u nde r t h e count II III ion III I'll t i e Olhii ui ■hle| Ji|fitl*e. lift i.. .1 I . the * \[ ii.sl mil of I lie l i i in id ’ll,, * ■ol ( hie I J u s t i c e T h o m a s M. Sliur kieford uli.i hi ivit'vi r \a. h < L i t N o v e m b e r a* a s s o c i a t e j u s t n e . and will hold lor six years from toAssociate Justice It. Fenwick Taylor, for twenty-five yearn sitpreme court justiie, nnd t hree times before, .chief justice of t he supreme court, was the lucky justice when tho lots were cant, a n d was immedi­ ately sworn in ¡1» the new chief jus* . Ilf* of- tho supreme .court, to hold #• such until J an u ar y two years hen«, when h b term expires. Chief Justice Taylor come» from Guinesville. Judge* Ilockcr who retired Irom ihe bench on account of poor health, was for many years circuit judge of Ocala circuit, a nd lalcr Mrved several term» a» supreme fourt justice. Judge Ellis, who . suehim, is a prominent figure in *tate politics, and was formerly at­ torney general, being defeated fur . f*-electlon 1.0 that offivee by Gov­ ernor Trammell in 1908. Th e pres­ ent personnel .of the supremo court »: R. Fenwick Taylor, of Gaines­ ville. chief justice; J. B. Whitfield *nd William H. Ellla of Tallahassee) Thomas M, Shackleford of Tampa, *nd R. s . Cockrell of Jacksonville, la o fla tc Justice*. tK Notice Newspaper Men 1 '• [ « l i v i n g In the city remem­ ber that the Herald office is your fir*t itop. After that th e Sanford , “j** *hero all the meeting* will be d. At 7:30 tonight tho CommerfW Club banquet will be given to per men and visitor*, the meeting of th e South m e Association will bo htlf à -fi- *■ - ' •' -, ^ • l H »•lì , y ..f Ibiî»", '' ' ! ’ i " ' i pr »vi-ion for . I ■* i ¡o, .1**, 1* r It Will lie Ilf III t le ;, . * t 11. , ■. -» *.«rf " MIA H. 1915 S O 40. THE P R E S S GANG GUESTS OF SANFORD g .— A FEW BRIEF REMARKS ABOUT SOME OF THOSE PRESENT-BIG. BANQUET WILL BE GIVIN TONIGHT ! t li T h e jufocil .py*tM*T»i of Smith l . o r * (#r.i M h II •D’ent.g opi la an ida a n d ot her asaipurts w;!l. Lu t l i o . L l.eh.nd lJaii> i t l ima in guests of S anfor d toda> - and ' i n c e i i i u a e l — . Wo have n n! to the i hm is the tirst Uu i our ity h r * j t l r r r t puitrr o f t he me n is a s s u r e d , which plj*,-« fh*»m a trille I d c ' . i 11. via micl.». %ea|i t han We kiwa" p u rc has ed T'. president W. p. Hlackiuan of m m t in. s o u t h of Oca l a ap' d F n n Hollins College from its former o w n ­ ll'*W ,i l . , 1 1 fi _ OJ t io*C p eui io pili* n i h i T t u tin- me n h « nuiko •ird i n c l u s i v e . T h e y a t tirst tricil er«. J ud ge T. Plcioii JVnrlow of tiewill he e n rr.it if t h e y Inumi t h e wheels go r o u n d il -Mil i e t he *•»-■*1».»« o Ke nfertP out liut W. M. land«) ami Associates. The tract i ■ icv-T*»«-rtr— n t hen » a pr.~'Utíln7¡¿ tîpôiï fTìe lime of t h e re ed Iluyjiea of t h e Sanford Herald o b ­ 600, acre», and era or the space df tho paja r to f iv ^ l Hard fur these men anywhere In tained n ’.vt it of nolle cont end re nnd comprises about a lirtef outHtu- of t he early Hatsirp, : Florida pic**« notify the chief OÍ a r m e d w i t h t h i s brief a u t ho ri t y he borders t he St. Johns river for three lit 'i irfMtwd ' H i c h^di H* Twkelnnd- irttd a nd one-half i i m ^ i i . n d the previous t * r v i t ucU t a t i f u t o r v hopes«iJ polie* i. S a u i m t l . T h e r e ¡.re a boni river ior four miles. It“ was' fanced houli an d ambition* of .the hunch o f lob.. ] tWi-r • tivo. t n e m h e m of t h e SouTì. dcrnnnded th.rt ho he recognired as l>y t he late Mai ri Jm Saunders of ni u n o n ir c l r i m e pre** F V i * * * G a n g e n d u n i o n ! t h e n G ang end ] Bters thpt roast t he general p u b l i c r i m e , c 11 t h e i t u t . HU curly, history Mnttland, an d during recent years * C V. S. M i t * f C ! *' " I m l y I n t ÿ t , it* tnwl of t h e m e xp e c t ’to he r o r n t e d ■ prcdui cd ¡'ed ¡t fidi |iTove» heMr. F ran k Adams. M r - Mar ti n S if t » unit ( r i •* Si* tt* OÎ s' f i l ■ hen* or here iter. s. . . du'iht i !.. : hg j LUoyhi aiul of h e n have used it an a \ i ( i. • I Ml. II m l * i r .Vi 1 < 1 i r »♦* i ' *u rit • indi.y ti Sal ifera i*.- pi : -'li i he ' t . i t 1 uf cat tli range. . . I III-a , t r.t- ' . Hi-ill t ni 11e Ke'id.i l ' n • ibi* '. rji-v .! Kmpolia that l i i Ilio C | . f » lì «al i l ’ ' A.M'l'III1Ili* Um e t I T ' M :n • ■ oi led « uh \ i c t o r Mur- í The tr.ti'f c o n t a i n s s o u m t h i n g l ike I' 1- »Ml»' «*í v * 111 F l ' mo a c r e * ’o f p r a i r i e l a n d , f.OOn ■•rdi ■! i . i 11■i»-.I*.i i page I » I- foi t n . ' . i of 1 *m murk, t Him e r r e s of , |*Ji. I. i il, alid -till) iri Tiyi of «-ypress I t!‘ a ii| il g alnji g llu Mektwtt. It mil f ' li* a b o u t two miles distant from the w t t l.e 1,1 i . . . . lie uh a v e i. w a r m n o t ill our Monroe station, and a bou t a mile ’ Press u ve coin mi tice of tho Florida mite distant from the Paata st at ion. Arsorlntion. T h e r e will only he n '>.*■ ; i or o u r i ter» in mi s er y a n d h - to rford today ti'V •while t he brick road out of Sanford few of the lot G r, which the al - . i 'uh lo m i n 11 '. V l oin: It' W t i. I reached T' it bin ' a "half mile of Its people uf Sanford i it truly he t In nkf ( M N T I K S O F V O M S IA A N D border ¡io.» . ;r--> enng 11 I ir Ilia* - i t . in will |irol,uli|y. wi* I i In s F. MI NOl K T o CONKI’.R ..ire told forni i joint «im I» r o m p a n y o \ the m i m : u I*•r d. * l*,[*iiu* I lie f|.u t .i» li lt\e•• 11 . 1I *1 . 1|e alfi . d> hi-fi .1 l im *i, . f i,*- o i i l*i i <*l n un anil mules ■in M - In»!t /. at work oli '.lie pillee, u n d will m a k e ,l.i , I i* I• ««"wing in |*ro\ ed ' M‘>” ' . 1 ! ! ,;r.. **ii th" prairie mich *.s lleri to - 1 I•• li n» Ito o lie PtiRi u n d R h o d e s gruss. a n d i minia mat 1er M< o ioe ferrv The t In |.urpoM* **f t»roI -«•»/»- I'.‘II I l.e .ni» , * •*■ r**.. n l ll >* p in e II .VIII 11 .. i. -1 i .................. .. n l o t l*c.i li- s oy 1, tl . lorn. J a ps llene eall«*v M • / Hie laal.*. ... at *1 sorghum. N.ilul gruís heggarweed. K .»i in no on I, I»\ it. r .*11 hi. * lil'i'tl i..Sfa\.i I'eiinutfi und other forage 1■ VtT.11 ->) h:m i 1 Mil* Ml* f;» l'M* 1herd* of ra ll i e, . î %«•«!« »*•! • *••!»' *•i . . » s*|i * 1* .11 1 . .lili' will he plait'll on #, 5iu r t , i , . ..... . ' I • \ *'u * he It. . ‘ til.' t , *i,i at d |»irk * ■ fo r * . .1 ’ ................r ’" “ l * .* j'tmi.jj [i ir Iti e n* rt * I, and li* 1 I; " ’*l'-il* M* 1 ' Xpi I* il t i l t lori will grad 1. - t.'.l 1. » -4. !.. L •». . ... .. 1.. i* uh ¡p 11 • r • tgl 1 red l i r «; X »1 1 \ li. Ufi • uni* of 11er k 4. In -l.itlt, ............1 Y 1 11(• > • ' • fl.. lure n*l llnroi Jersey -fill e. ami of . f»*. •l li ,ue I ’ ■I. .1 *• '1 * 1 «.• . ’. . "M tl. 1 li r ■ , k .. , T h r PI 1 innn ah H' ' * . . ■ ■ r 1t'. • e X pci Is t o laifie invile* on t h e p l a c e > 10 • J. i » 1 *11.il». ■ ii ..1 • V n ,.ni| N. G e I »• • The m aj or it y of ihe people want 1 Jlr|1j,, ,,, I <,«-■». Gi.nifihy t he fi «I • 1 ¡<■*•** 11*■»! ‘ Ml , 1, t V* hell ( lar* o' • tl * I 'oli!- Inlilt ml I I" \ ••■an* hilt I o Slime I*XtJ'lit. j r ef e .s r It. rk.-i« \ HI.o km. i n . n o w vv ' fr. . Ì g. ■g »11**1 . V» I , i , ; - ' **■ **».n il \l ui N a t u r a l S cience u i Holloi l'rofififior hX • ¡*r* i ni 11 m e i he i r s a ml \ * Tl with Will > ,1-mm tat P ,*f < r- f .r ■ I •*» • r id ••'it of t h e •tn 1d i » i 1. T h e S ou th i» u r• i .1 a Will T a k e Ituosicr»' Trip 1 •*• molisi r. t n tl • » 1 * 1 1 1 1 t ’ ai p< ri* i . i*— th, !* filini ,*t *i* i* .*i it I lu* . mini s ol • • r * • 11■ I t ■rf u - ¡r H*i. «ili * *• n ’ M‘*n «fa ; . fl» 1teinri ..I ■1* * *•»» i fu! to ll i *•’ ' •■1 e e 1 WI 1. 1 ' 1I I w I ■■t y -i'i y e ».[ n 11 . - . I 1. . rit.gr I a i r 1 1*. t T ilt: P R U N IN G KN1KE ON P O S T M A S T E R ’S S A L A R Y |M ifi'I'M VsTEIt f. KNFKYI. HOHN I f 1 I I S ON WANTS In « I 1 1 14 C ni r i i K FI O l i l i » \ T I IK S AI M ! i i N ( 1: M O R E P o s i .M \ s 1 f l: 'I 1 • ** m e n w Im uill . d ' ■ 1 1 • 1L* ( 'm i n t y "U ' *1 g e l t le • i..|in*h ill ) * 1 . *1 it r f.‘ - c i t y t h e lir.il w e e k ol l e i . t u r j T h e .idea nf t/i e Imosler t r i p is to ■ ll- p * 1 * tu ■ II] p u . I it.. »I y I fi will hi* e u t . 1 h e \ for. ■>■ I t" * nil ' I“ 1 ) ■*" 1 I* ,,d> h>w i ■ni;, 1 a d 1 t , «!* r .1 pl„ r, pr.tpi'fiCtl l*> 1 i.*t»UT l . c t t r : . ! Î '■..¿fit* < ’•' 11 t ‘ ;tdjuMit*'.lit of t h e k u l a n t » of p o s t 1 1 ...fiter» t»f t h e lin*l a n d ».■comi «'Lir»-»'« t h e »al ar ) of l *u»t nuifiter D i g n a n «tí la . k« on vi l h* wo u ld In* re»(u*'»*«l f r o m advertise the lair primarily and id»o jr»,oim t o J 4 . 0 0 0 a n d t h e s a l a r i e s of t w e n t y - s i x o t h e r Floruit* p ^ - t n u t t a e r * to meet with t he dill, ri'ii* u.immit• woul d he d e c r e a s e d in v a r y i n g n m o u n t * . Onl y t h e pOst manter a of Apalat' liicola, Ker ns. mil 1 1 1 1 M«riunn*i. Fi UK'S in the county nnd'di-. "•*« nmiiy XiiRUsiine. St l V t e r s b u r g , T a r p o n '*pring» a n d Ui t i i * f ILiv.-n w o u ld m a t t e r s peril ining 10 ihe f.1)r ’I’he ladien will meet tin- l.idir» "f tii*- | «•»rap.* t li«* p r u n i n g knife. The plan ha* been appr ov ed hv the House Post office < niniiiili«1«' »ml c o u n t y who are i n t r u s t e d ami the I lí­ visit to each section will mean much is now |iendiii« in thu postoih.w» u pprupriation bill W . i r » 1ho l..*«t*»< der the so-called " H o l m a n r ul e" m w legiitiation i« in or«ler <»n an .ip(»rhfor t ho sue« ess <>f the vent ore As this is an e r ono my Th o party will arrive in Geneva priatiun hill, pr ovi ded it reduces . x(tenditore». move the p a r l i a m e n t a r y sharps su> it is r e rt ai n 1« * com«1 h«*for«' th holl»»' a b o u t 2 o'clock and after tp.-nding for a vote. a n hour or so will leave Geneva in T h e follow iitg t a b l e «hows iniw the pinti w o u l d attln i i’ l o m b i pit " t ime to arrive in Cliuluottt about U:.10 or 4 and from there will ««• to ma st e r » Ifeiluc in Hal. Receipt» Pop Oviedo arriving in time to see many 2,;ino to 2.ont) 12.01 1 1.736 of th e merchant» and farmer« After Arcadia , 2.400 to 2.000 13.21 1 2.662 supper*they will he the guest» of the B a rt o w 2.300 to 2.000 12,14; 1,886 Board of Tiade at their meeting and Bradentown 2.100 to 2.000 . 9,815 1,171 the fair will be discussed in all its Clearwater 2 .1)00 to 2 .Û00 3.082. . . . 21,246 , phases. This meeting and in fact D aytona........................................... 2.600 to 2,000 2,812 . . . 18.355 the meeting* In all the different sec­ Dc L a m ! .................. ................................ 2.400 to 2.000 14,412 2.463 tions should be productive of much Ft. Myers 2.200 to 2,000 10,167 1,333 Ft. Pierce........................... good. . 2.700 to 2.600 6,188 . . . 28,109 On Tuesday the Boosters will G ainesville...................................... 5,000 to 4,000 538,907 57,699 leave again at one o ’clock and go to Jacksonville.............................. *2.700 to 2,500 24,070 19,945 Key West . i . . . . . . . . . Longwood for o visit and from there 2.300 to 2,000 2, i 5 7 . . . . 12,542.. will go to Altam onte Springs and Kissimmee2.200 to 2,000 10,418 6.032 Iatke City ......................... intermediate pointa. These trips will . 2,COfl to 2,600 21,570 3,719 give the various committees a better la k e la n d .............. 2.600 to 2.000 18,377 3,460 idea of what the county ran exhibit, Live Oak 3.200 to 3,000 61.546 5,471 will give the exhibitor« » better Miami 2.700 to 2.600 28,239 4.370 Ocala idea of the manner in which they 2.M0U to 2,500 33.456 3.894 should ho exhibited and la»l will Orlando 2.600 to 2,500 23.051 3,779 Pu lut kit demonstratn to the people of the 3.300 to 3,000 99,520 22,982 whole county and the state that the Pensacola 2.300 to 2,000 . . . 12,806 2,481 Sominolo Fair is large enough to Plant C it y ................................... 2.200 to 2.000 10,838 3,204 take tho lime and attention of n Q uincy.............................. 2.600 to 2,000 . 19,727 3,670 .. . . . . • •• ■ largo p ortion 'd the business men of Hanford 2.700 to 2,600 . 29,666 6,018 Tallahassee . . .............................. the city of Sanford and of every . 2 1 9 ,1 6 3 .... 3,600 to 3,500 .37,782. T a m pa other city in th ^ cou n ty. ThU apirit 1 , 0 9 9 . . . . 1 5 , 4 5 6 . . . 2,400 to 2.000 la bound to make the fair a grand W a u c h u U . .......................... 1,743___ 24.548 . . . 2,700 to 2.&0H W* P. B . . . . . . . . . . . •*— ;• • ... tween t he St. John* nnd 1 II;. .* ■ Florida Association is BRIDGE OVER THE RIVER TO BE BUILT lì • w 1 ,1 - , ANOTHER RANCH ' NEAR THIS CITY tiie p r e s i d e n t . T h e H i k e ftegl<>ll Press A s s o c i a t i o n is c o m p o s e d of t h e 1 C uunt ie n o f ^tsceola. O r a n g e , Sem­ inole. I . u ko a n d Volusia. You woul d not b e l i e v e t h i s if you wt>re p r e s e n t 1>IC. B L A C K M A N B U Y S T H E 1 1 roll call for v er y few of t h e m ar e ASTOII G R A N T F O R A evci p r e s e n t t o r e s p o n d t o t h ei r name« T h i s doc* not m e a n a n y re*, CATTLE RANGE t h' i t i oo u p o n t he i r ehsfTaeter t h e y ar e . U t o o l i t ny Lut w». h o | n t h e y W•• understand t ha t thut b runc h will nil he h e r e t o d a y a n d will cut of t he .\stor Grant which lies be­ i l i i r e y e t e e t h li pci n S a n f o r d ce lory. .. . i. !' 1»' >|»m 1*1** "il Mu I I i ♦ 11r 1111*at o nc e tnil a n y L> a Vll> ,l„ •P *ll t I I urge of t \\ ,1* I a »U1 u c t a» lire Grant !"f loreiimn. I)r. Ithu kmnn lutgnn c o m i n g . t u Florida and pttrchn*ed ora ng e a m a n n e r t h a t w o u l d cuin«»;«* tuiiefi on th<> n h e t u i y I ' t i rde ned le «pii > el 1he ■I l i a 'nuli \ would la* !«•")•■> h er e fiume JS year* a g o . u n d i» now ili hi' f u ti , • itr ;.s p r e s i d e n t i ..r M li 1 ' t i » . . He is also pri'SI ni I •* 1 "Hege l*i nlp*. i , ■ .1 ti* • *• ■ if \\ i n ' i r P a r k d* n *•( • b* If n L d . 1 mi, mi - m f i h I ,.nd <*i i he h lurida \ ml n ht t n .'•oriel y . t 1. t r -1For I 1 1* .«a«» *i• h.» I>*-*It l in ing th«-* tux iin|Miriami' of live -lock growing for Flornli . .«mi will t.ow pot forth his 1,0 t.. ' l-r . I f «Itili *tl'h In il'ting * *•■»■•'> V.t .‘- l u l l t **i?i r- in hiitld .« ...... I suhfitnn toil bridge and t ake his money from t he tolls.for .1 period of ten years. \ t the end t f t h a t time the count y lets t l i e -privilege of b uy ­ ing the brill«" "r renewing lit«' fiune h).*«•. which in in*rtaitily fait enough M u r e hi* has given the people the iissuraiii'i' t ha t in time he expected’ tn extend his traction linn from Daytona Hc mh to Sanford over the new bridge it is up to thi* people of thi< count y to give him t o m e en1«iuruKi'ini n t . The Ib-ruld is hetirllly in favor of municipal ownership where such is possible, but if the two counties are unable to build the bridge then let a roipnrati on build same, for we want the bridge. i n*«» 1 0 ". . r ui ng tin» m a t t e r t o t h * practical lost. Dr. Harvey Beauchamp Coming One of t l ^ most noted specialists itt t he Sunday school world is to be in Sanford from Sunday, J a n u a r y 17 Through Friday night, the 22nd Mr. Beauchamp comes to conduct «> special Sunday school i nstitute ot the First Baptist Church. He is l h a au th or of perhaps the h«-»t lx>ok in circulation on the graded . Sunday school a nd will during ^is stay teach this book and give seuls to all those taking the same. Fuller, announce­ ment of the work to he dono by Dr Beau champ will be mude next week For the last ten years Dr. Beau­ champ has been travelling especially in tho interest of Sunday school work His homo address is Dallas, Texas. Tho Sunday school worker» of San­ ford are Invited to hear this noted specialist. -------------*------------ Notice tn Aut« Owners The Commercial Club would like several cars at the Herald office to-day at 21:30 p. m. to take, the newspaper men u ride over the c it/. The Fair Association also want* ns many cars as possible to meet at the Land Shark Sentenced • Herald office next Monday nftetKansas City, Jan. 7.— E. C. Cham noon at one o'clock to go on the fair hers who was refused u new trial on . boosting trip to Geneva, Chuluota the charge of fraudulent uso of the and Oviedo. mails has been sentenced to two f y e a r s in prison ami lined 16.0(B) in Poultry Mrrling federal court. ’% The Florida branch of the Amer­ Dr, Clinmher» w,i* the promotor ican Poultry Association will hold of tho Chamber» Iwiiiil Co., organ­ their annual meeting this year in ised to sell Florida Everglades lands. Orlando, Feb. 9 and 10. E. I.. Russell of Miami was sen­ The banquet will be held Thurs­ tenced to one yeur in prison. Rus­ day evening at Han Juan Hotel. sell was grunted a new trial on nil This promises to be one of the rao»t but one count. Chambers and Russell appealed Important, meeting« ever held, aa the exhibit will be made at the "Suh and were released under n renewal of Tropical Mid Winter Fair." their old bond. - - ■ - - » �COUNTY HAPPENINGS A B U N C H OF IN T E R E ST IN G ITE M S FROM CORRESPON­ CITY COUNCIL IN REGULAR MEETING D E N T S — E V E N T S O F S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y — E F F IC IE N T T h e iit> rmincil met in regular *i"»sim> Jan, lili. 191 6, at 7 Jill p m Present, It. U Herndoti, president: I’ AOLA P O I N T S to D a y t o n a t o visit frlcml« r M ■ 1 I' Ha Visu IV I Ariitlior vi-ry pl eas an t w e n m i ; Mr a n ,| Mri4 , , K \«l.un- H ! i ■ 11. U W A her s pog t a t t h e hos pi tab le home na iha and it 1 Maxwell Minutes T o p e k a , Kan»., weru to art ivi- her«* Mr. a n d Mrs. E d g a r Bridge on New t he tirsi o( t he we«*k from Kansas of the last meeting read and adopt Y e a r ’» Evo. T h e r oom s wore still ar- City, Missouri, where t hey «pent the rd Retiue*i of II Wr ay that t he city 1ist iral ly d e c o r a t e d wi th t h e ClirUt- holidays» , m as holly «nd.-mwtlr.loo.. A b ou t 8 ! ' should refund f i 5(1 for tan overpaid o ’rl ork t h e guests a we mb lo d . t h e r e I Mr ll" ‘t M r" L n" v ,,f F t - hmond as claimed by him was refused being a b o u t t w e n t y present, a n d 1a VP,IU" ari' ‘• «tcriaining lw" ,l, “ 'r It was l o o t e d a n d seconded t hat m i r th p rov oki ng g ames were i m m e - | d“ URhtl,r' * h" urriv,‘,‘ b o m . N . w a voucher for }5l|tUHI lie issued t •• di at el y i n a u g u r a t e d a n d . co nt inue d Mar li ns bur g. Va.. this week, \V \V Alierriathv as treasurer of t h r o u g h o u t t h e evening, i n t e r r u p t e d ! Mrs. fl. A. Moore is in t he s o u t h - , the Seminole C o u n t y Fair Assort« > lion, “the said agreeing tti o nl y hy t he serving of delirious re- ern par t of' t h‘ e s t a l e visiting ‘ ' 1 "*— 11 association ....... s“ *‘ rein ma ke a n exhibit a t t h e Mid Winter fr es hment s. Short l y af ter midnight lives just now at Wntichuta. J'JSU.OU u g r a n d ma rc h was formed, anti the v Miss laid Brooks was here from Fair to be held in Orlando new y ea r ushered in with t he noise of.I Moron, (¡a., for a ti*n d ay s' \i-tt of <hi-- amount «■. - appr opri at ed tc Carried tin pans well be a te n can make. Mr llliri, ^ h.didavs. visiting at t he the *Mi.| \\ to *i • I . ir >= A 11 o r d i i a l o e • nl it led ,. n ordii, • M c G u i n n,* one of Paula's j p l l i l 4 t i ^ mi. oi h,!r Ulu.|es Joe ....... A II a n e e til p r o v i d e for t he pay met t ' o ‘ ^•■“ tvsriTTrrr t h e van in t he way of mu- ( u r m i r u n . . »ic (7j. .Mr. and Mrs. Itrnlge weie'j t he Interest und priretph» of 5,70.000 ;—Hr- Mrmnly of .rrfnksoti. aJ dy assisted by t heir house g u e s tI. L city of Sm-ford ■ refunding itomi -Alisa (îoldsteiip all being ex|u*r’ts in which wen* am.horizefl lo In- i.- ‘., t'liniiiiierlain last T h u r s d a y :’ the* arL jul_tuiluTtuining^ Flora a nd — ; ¿«I -S- «ai Hn ! mi, tirtrrTTi HT 1 ■ lo¡I:i-rnj.| 1 1 -I-1 hum - “P n tn Ws I’c .11son were till- p r u e n i l » - , - --- ---city August Huh, IWl’f. was nt n! >====< Oilicr line oi cars, it is built by tiic oldest Mr. Tucker of Ur*,. C l i p < , , . 7........ii „ °f fat cattle to nera in tin* contests. Oscat I’eafron j i full u nd pl at ed o n it» first reading ¡ lanilo this week. and best builders of American gasoline cars. ( a n d passed, it was moved an d seea n d Naas Kearns a dd e d to .the fun T h e driver of t he school car has (iruit, j Mint’ the rules be wait 'cd und b y t hei r a mu si ng capers, ami everyd i v i £ < e ^ u p p e d V f i t U » U i c > b e i r t s i H ^ i i f w n c n i ‘F h a t b o dy did aii t l ^ y o u l d ly * «yijers 'T~ 'r t he pupils from Camer on Villa | by |,y ttitle itl e only only. Roil was railed. A m , ■fne merriest o f parties. Ot her guests is Known. AVeighs 25^0 pemnds, is *10 I ÖI were Mr. a n d Mrs. Buchanan, Mi. road and Ri chmond n venue a n d »11 .lungee,» Davison. Ada ms . Abwtnnt In t horsepower, prK’e a n d Mr*. P at t o q , Mr. and Mrs east of Beardall ave nue are pre tt y n n ,| Mr. xwvl! Carri|*fi. 11 w; s i letith a nd passed Mo\, Cleveland. Mr. a n d Mis. Baita mad to flave to wall, such disturne- r,., ,| flic A I I ' E K S O N l l l t c l i t i s l u l l ' l S|,'-*S HI t h e M \ IÖ I Ö Brown, Mr. M a r k s , 1 Mr, S mi th and The school car gol in a had (dece ami s et onded tlu.t ili* rules ha fui oi. Ca menili a v e n u e be for** vat.i lion Mr, Kearns, ther w il i vi d ami t ha i it In* remi ,ti v y l i m i t i , l i v e a m i s e v e n | i . iv s e t i } ; t i c a r s , p o w e r *15 i n a nd nearly t u r n e d ov<r lull of chil­ full a n d placet! mi i ts thiril renili C. I). Pearson s p en t New Year's f i l l l i o i s e . p r i v e S I 1 8 . ) . $ 1 5 8 5 , S J ’J l f • o i l $ 2 1 >0. dren. Th at road is frightfully bad and linai |i:t»-age Itoli ■: 11. \ ,. Í . d ay in Jacksonville Seminole F,if iu- ' i >> •, -hi m r I i|iig* . 11., v i— iiii. Adam-, I il. ■ Mr and Mrs (' 1» IVerson Innk P r i c e s / n /). h u k o n w , h u l . several soliti car» ••f • a tthllow it \ Iterimi liv and M.ivw.-‘| No. i - d inner on New Year's day with ihetr Many other» ¡ire shipping |ettu<e . ml (.'arrieii |t wa» t b e n rt-»u in . h ro lh rr a n d sisters at "Pe ars on I lie ligh t *1 *!Us ;irc .it the S a n i m i ! M a d r in e .itici vXiyf • ivMK.i M romame. Some very nice htulf a nd puHsed, Hall ." G arage Ct». An ordinati ce to a memi So rt ioti 96 Florida Ga rdens , Inc., have cut Hr. Bishop, Mrs. Smith. Miss 207(I hampers of A. Nt . 1 l et tuce of t h è Revised Ordìnnnre» nf t lo M a n h a r t , Mr McGuittn a nd Mr from a 5 acre field ami »till have two city of Sunfurd. Morilla, of 11*11 . aAsf( fo r D e m o n stratio n und Mrs. I’a t t o n spent New Year» cats or more to cut iron« the same w a s r e a d in futi a n d pl a ce d on it) = d d a y in calling upon friend» in the held fir i readi ng and passed It vicinity, having then p u n i r dinner I . h Williams, Afjrtil Edward H", *iiis. M a n n ^ r r ! moved a n d sei ornimi t hat Ilo- rutunder the pal m tri es of the add Wil-|J lames llixoii s ucceeded I.imiu* lie wiiiV’ d and il be placed on Mi.* of cox place at 'I'win l.ak»*« \ new i-\ 1 *« «n-tarv and t re a s u r er o d r. . .t; hy t u t - old* I perieli! e for some of I In p M\ w 1. i Moore'- S t a ' mu Siimi iv Seium! **>• I I llllge, I *« v i • <ailed, .'let y , ifii r serving .ihoui «\**r -nin i* BBl nr-* i n » to t he "-oiitldand \ d. in-, loia I -dar. Nliero.ilhv and U Mrs John ( \ ance of • hattu- l lie society In-gall Well N o , llo||e Carried ll noog.i. Temi . i i bd'lhoi'd fiiemi ■>! M : t - ri-.ul h i ■ ' u d pa»*« Miss l'iiln*r' .,rriv,i| at Twin I,«!,•■> □ □ □ OOOOOOOOOOa OOOBDO O Q O DO n cil a n d -ci ouilcd t h a t t h e rule» la* - i n r«■guiar - -•-uni .on ilii» (tie 1th day ' 1'la n la lion New 5 c a r ’s day. and u g W a i v e d f ori h e r rind it b e r e a d in full of ,la nuar y . ! !11 7. t fiat i he u n clerk ' r a o a m i p: I 'c i l hi . it t h i r d rc.nh.ih i ' i - -, : ■ «lori •I Kpitnt the Week end going oil In o a I , I | , follow I* g I torni.. Miami M*ii *i.i> o limit pn--age Roi l i ail f ■ I in I nl .' I* .. ca h Mr and Mr- Bin h.inan made a a FOR Hinge«*. I >.i v i - o i i . Adam-. i ni., u h in', t.d d il dalli he t ri p to Jacksonville, via the St □ \ln-rn.itly an d Maxwell No. «•■!.* a olii i 1nr ml I',« * dlP Johns river boat, t he lir-l oi the □ I R E A M S l'ii»-*-d ll wu- i ln*n re. d m full CHANNELS ni > I w eek •i • n it» Il l'rl r* >1H .■ ..1.4 n A N U L E S ANI » 1 r- -J ! \l r 1 ill of Slo’ibet,ville libi,* f *.1 . i,4 i-.. • 11 M I S i i \ P ES *1 I □ lloughl I In 1*1,1 "."C |*r a ■I moved In- Ianni;, u 1»« « n i mi r «■t imi, 1 * . . 1 a BOH ER PI.A I E ,»•i 1 (tr,ii ***i « - **f t 1 1- 1 It t\ a l l u c e Work- has pii eil In a T A N K S T E E L u II ... ; l l ..... j.* ..f c hum . Ho»- Kearii' and ■- n**w mal. a ST R l < T i RAL i « -I pi. i*«,11 ........... t r-t - ci , lifON W O B K ’OF ing hi' horn» il I win I.,i kl-- I ' . hIa n proi»-r «i ■ o. i lion. aliti pn.--cd ALL K I N D S O a-l .... I 1 i el pi ’i Mi \ c d and -et-oiiil**il .liait M i l , Th e lli»hop fruit i» in-ing lapidiy g !• • tor I I. , . i* i • T R I S S R O D S nl hi cr- lie rt*i|llircd III pre-eitt He ir h ai vi —t ' d ululer lie- hj ■* r , -ion of q ri-cord of ST AA B O L T S b o n d s a t t h e n ex t m e e t i n g . C a r - ord. a Ilei ’,*>o re« urd. . j.d Manager Mcl í ui mi ami "Field Uo».» il .i.d all taxe» person.:! G A L V A N I Z E D riei! P a t t o n . Wallace Work» at t he »izi*r , « •« p urh «mi t i It '1 . li C O P P E R A N D D until .1 that lie Mii\ » il HII« u nd Oscar IVsirxiu, (îeorge Smith t! o l hcr I in are fullv Z I N C S H E E T S o W tut in r bond* of K .Kc v B a mi Ben Jame» a» chief packers, with o In pr. .1 L l .1 f ( ! .. • «e iff il S !» Mr Bri«al 1n tvtt.il ti t*. k«*op un t iti n o.A K la I la t t . o 1-la-n t plii kit V gatk* bu>v. 41fil! ( AP R E S S 1 J 5 W EST T IR S T S T K l.ri -rii -ti'pr.. park n i i\M*\* *1' * f **1J• <1 Utili 1M o « i \ 11 ■-fl« •! 1•» M VH O G A N A' □ •h r¡ir*A m - lt«»r 1 ur«l*‘f d< .1 M -veil ,.t I □ W H I T E PIN E AND Will be Agent lor the o ot... ii! i*«p a h t *«• 11. .«mi it dger lin a io e as appr oved bv l h ’ T h r 1««•nbiiur packing }m Ll>** al n lull» ALL H A R D W O O D S g account , and lie (dial! make the o c o m m it te e a nd signed iiy the |ire»iT wi n laikim is also r unni ng uguin, □ proper entries of «11 money» received B LAUNCHES liut not rushing ftt pr e se n l . dent lie ordered paid- Carried. n a n d paid out b y ' him in ;• ca-.h liouk SKIFFS The report s of t he t ' e n surer, chief a n d shall I ran I''' «a hi il <ijjs to t heir DORIES !..ititi dr a C,it Irti (or a mil Urli verni Prompt U of p o l i c e , rollertur a n d the tin* d»M O O I t K ’S ST \ T I U N BUILT TO o p u r tm en t m-r»- r«*a«l tu,d <>rd« r<- : p r cq 11■r ....... , /rL 11• tit » - I g c f \ d o p i i’ll i h.* ! I«#* I n *i -, o f J a n u a r y , Rev. A. S. Fuck much regryt» InORDER Til1 " i m .*> > i/ m .i. r u i I ■ii'I'Vn. pr* ing unable to lie here this Sunday, O The follow mg ......*1ui loii' 11 I vl-iiti, being called to Miami for ilo- .miniai l«l«*lll • It 1 ‘ M.. « BOILERS AND TANK S p Men passed I.. 1.1 V■ I \\ V. y t.. i [...i i . t meeting of this diocese IIITI.T T O O R D E R J « til*In t »I V ’ M■II|.1 |'i- it r«--olv «d (.’. < Wort hi ngt on i» here from 11 1iii.ii«-*in regular -e-hion mi tin- tin* lih day Contpelcnl ferre e f workmen for T u t n p a looking af ter bin property. li it rti-ulvt-d by Mu- <uy I'lmnul road werk at all lime» of J a n u a r y . 11*15. t hat t he m y tr«*«» U, 2 ^ Ml*» Mildred Clark of Port T a m p a in ri-»ii.ar ><*--i«i i l l - tin- it h il.iy <1 a n d 1.» hereiiy iinlitied and i n ­ * V Ü wa» a gui*»t at t he Ch nrpeni ng home s t ru ct ed t h a t from henceforth, as J a n u a r y , 1916, tliul the vity treas­ a portion of last week a nd a b a a »aid t rea su rer of Sanford, Florida, urer of Sanford, Florida, is hereby' guest ut t he Laing home in town. he «hall not make a ny dut bunoment s i ns truct ed t h a t from h e m c f o r l h , that Mrs. Sparline of lili noia City, III., of a n y fund* whatsoever of the city as treasurer of the city of Sanford, wh o ha» buon víüiting her sister, Mr».R E D B L IS S T R I U M P H Florida, he »hail make no disburse­ JACKSONVILLE .FLO R ID A * of Sanfor d, Florida, except with tin* Birch in C am er on cil'y hu» now gone full c ons ent und ap pr oval ol t hr city ment» of a n y kind whatsoever in all council und the said city treasurer money in p a ym en t of a n y of t he obli­ E v e r y s a c k h e a r s a l a g l e r l i f y i n g F e d e n t i I* gations of t he city of Sanfor d, Flor­ i n su r a n c e ) «'».gainst P o w d e r y S c a b . is r eques ted t h a t front henceforth no disbursement* of a n y funds of ida u.Sd vIn t from hencefurth he shall t he city of Sanford, Florida, shall be only make disbursement» of the inn do u po n a u t ho ri t y received by fund» of the cjly of Sanford, Florida, hira from uny* individual member of in t he following manner, t h a t is to SPECIAL t he city council, bu t t h u t nil dis­ say, the tii-i!«iirer shall make no bur se me nt s made by him as city disbursements whatsoever, ecxepl for Make the banner potato crops of Kb»ri»l;t t rea sur er must be u n d e r the sanc­ t he payment of wa rr ant s for the tion a n d upproval of t h e majority city of Sanford, Floridu, issued in Write us your requirements of t he city council of Sanford, accordance with t he ordi nances of Florida. Signed, B. W. Herndon, tho city of Sanford, Floridu, pre­ pre side nt; H.‘ C. Maxwell, J. D. s e nt ed to him as t reasurer for pay­ Davison, J o h n Adams, C. H. Dingee, m e n t ; said wa rran t shall be paid by check drawn against t he funds cf W. W. Abe rnat hy. Be it resolved by -the city council the city of Sanford, Florida, and : in regular session this, the 4th dsy signed by t he city treasurer nnd of January, 1916, that the city clerk counter signed by t he chairman of i* be and he it hereby instructed that the finance com mittee or the chair­ from henceforth all vouchers issued man of the city council, nnd the city -t I by tho city of Sanford, Florida, treasurer is further Instructed not to shall bo typo written and in tho issue and deliver uny checks against body of said vouchsr there shall bo the funds of the city of Sanford, a 'c o m p le te statem ent of the pur­ Florida, signed by him as city treas­ poses for which said voucher 1 is urer, unless said check at the time issued, said statem ent to describe of delivery to payee is.a lso counter­ D E A L E R IN HIGH G R A D E B A K E R Y G O O D S •fully nnd to recite in detail such signed by t he chairman of the facts as may be necessary, so that finance committee or t he provident We make nnything known to the ¿ratio. Just r e c e i v e d ■* n, tt nt any fqture date the said voucher of t he city council. A do p te d this, stock of fruit cake supplies. Special orders filled f or a n y t h i n g t h e 4th day of Januury, 1916. Sign­ shall with .particularity show tho ed, B. \V. Herndon, president; R. C. purposo for which said vouchor was known in our fine. Prompt delivery made anywhere in city* Issued. Adopted this 4th day. of Maxj-ell, J. D. Davison, John Adam January, 1915. Signed, B. W. Maxwell, J. D. Davison, John WE SOLICIT TOUR TRADE 11 1 PARK AVE. PHONE 106 Herndon, president; R. C. Maxwell, Adams, C. H. Dingee. Vi Moved and seconded th at coluncil J. D. D avison , John Adam s, W. W. adjourn. Carried. Abernathy, C. H. Dingee. M. W. ¡ir«* LOVELL, C ity Clsrk: Be it resolved by. the city counci I -■ r . t- “ «*: .-Tc4 :-=M . REPORTERS C O V E R T E R R IT O R Y FOR HERALD 1902 The APPERSON light 4-40 is an ideal five passenger car. It is a perfect combination oi- power, dur­ 1901 ability, lightness, luxury and ccono1900" my, which cannot be lound in any )'9 1 2 1699 1910 89 1909 M 1911 >= 97 90 d 1896 907 1895 1906 1894 J 1904 1893 ShipYourEarlyFruits anoVeg* As SEND US YOUR-ORDERS ii 1*1«** 's To a safe and reliable house, ns for quota Iions. We \\p\ (piote to influence shipment \ * .ite C01.EHAN & Al’DESEY, Savanr,; ;a s u pfc( * MR . B E R u V NEW YORK LAUNDRY Seed Potato r1 IMPROVED ROSE No.’ l iv ss? IDEAL POTATO MANURE W. & T.’S HASTINGS POTATO CHULUOTA Hustling new city, 21 miles from Sanford. Pure water, healthy climate, no mosquitoes, high rolling pine lands. The beautiful lake region of Florida. WILSON & T 00M E R FERTILIZER COMPANY New built, brick hotel! Electric lights, modern conveniences. Open Thanksgiving Day. G. W . JACKSONVILLE, FLA. CHAS. D. BRUMLEY Resident Agent Chuluota, ■ ‘ • . ■1 -, . . .- : Herald Want Ads Will ¿ÂvW-‘r T Ï ' ' �______ By th e th e secu rin g of a 125 room hotel, w hich is th e resu lt of th e ac­ tiv itie s of th e m e n w ho h a v e ta k e n over the Holden estate, and this is only one of the many good things which 1915 has in store for your CentraPCitv of Florida. In giving you (In' opportunity to take part Croat Sanford Boom by calling on you to invest valuable offerings of more than 1200 City Lots ore at your disposal, you will not only short' in the in the which in the I.... . ini of yHi!?- e’ny. lot! in the profits of Oiat boom, because the average price of lots in Sanford is now very low in comparison with such Florida towns as Orlando and Lake­ land Then* is no reason for this, with all tin* N V I l d x \ L A D Y A N T \( iLS w i i i * we ‘'lionId I r »hum rip a11\ loc a in (’em lal t l«»r i <Ia , and we are going to do it. Wt* will announce to you through the columns of this paper from week to week the many good things we have in store for Sanford, so be sure and call on us on the second floor of the Bishop Block and place your name upon the Golden Roll Call of those who stand in the front rank of �TrH r n r n r n ,^ THESANFORDHERALD - I t . J. H O L L Y , Editor W , M . H A Y N K S , Bu s i n es s M a n a g e r f u1LL-r r■I Tai ■l >> »r t prill»/ T i l l } S A N P O H D HKII ALD a n d within a fow years tho c o u n t r y 1912. while the deposit* in ot her will s u r e l y Ih> l o o k i n g t o w a r d s t h e hanking i nst it ut ions rose to $3.s t a t e a n d a d m i t t i n g it» especial fn- 7H.OOO in I ‘»00 to $28.t>83,000 in , I'ilities a n d p e r u l i u r a d v a n t a g e » uk u 1912 ' s t o c k r a i si n g set-lion. Times-Union, In tiie last 12 years t h e r e Jttve been O THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY — H gain of over 2,000 miles of railroad. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ACCOM M O U A T I O N S The va lue of fa d o r y p ro d u c t s rose T h e problem of feeding and h o u s ­ from »38.800,000 in 1900 to $00.- ♦ S U B S O U r n O N I’ H IC K , IN A D V A N C K O N K Y K A H .............................. ............. i j .oo ing t he thouKiind» of visitor» who are 000,000 in 1!112; farm p r od u ct s from ♦ S I X M O N T H S .............................................. .. | j a expected to visit Sanford during t he Tho seeds you plant are selected with great care. ♦ TIIUEE MONTHS.................. . .. .7* Seminole County Fair is a pressing $18.300.000 to $43.800.000: forest ♦ products friirn $18,000,000 t o $34, ♦ * The Bank is a necessary factor in your success, and it is im portant Unfortunately the full hotel 000,000; mineral o u t p u t fr omA$2,IMItntd I» Ih» til/ b/ t'arrlrr 12.00 IV» Yr»r In one. ♦ Adtinr* or 21*. |'rf Moniti ca paci ty of the city will not |>e a va i l ­ 300,000 to $ 1 1.000.000. that you use great care in selecting your Bank. r* /K « ili la Adiaari Mail It« M»d« at IllfW able, a nd even if it were, there would 1 ♦« This Bank will bear^our closest investigation and invites your business. From 1900 to 1910 Florida’s p o p ­ of necessity be a lack of a c co m mo ­ 4> tv« Iereil Ai Hrtond-tla» Mall Mnllrt V»*u»l îîad ♦ ulation i ncreased -12.4 per cent an d dations. IMS, at It* I'oalofT'..« at Sanford, florido. ? T lll'a iH B W i ft It will be necessary to occupy all farm land values during the same 1'adrr Act of Marrb lid. 1ST*. period increased 203 per ce nt ; the ft ♦ of t he habitable rooms in the c om ­ Office In lltrald IWiliHInf Tilr/km* No. I(S m u n i t y und the decision to appeal value of f ar m buildings increased ft 144 per c e n t; farm m a c hi n er y. 126 to t he people is a wise one. ft T he r e is another phase of this s u b ­ per cent; t h e vnlue of Florida's A j If uny of tin* member» of t h e press ft> ject t h a t must lie a t t e n d e d lo with leading croOs, not including citrus, g a n g are lost t o d a y will s o me kind M. M. SMITH H. R. STEVENS H. E. TOUR R. R. DUS ftiipreased 126 per centre f c i t i z e n steer t h e m to the S anf or d ext reme c a r e - that is t h e prevention Câkhlrr PrraManl Yltf-l'H'tJiirnt AMl faith Irr ft H o u s e in time for tho Commerci al of excessive prices for food and l odg­ Mr. E d m o n d s also says t h a t Flor­ ing. ♦C l u b banquet ut 7:30. ida is pr eemi nent ly the citrus fruit ♦ ^ ------------------ O It is a purl of pat ri ot ism and civic center so far us the quality of t he -ftÏ ft' Snnfonl will realize $5,000 worth pride to refrain from exurting unusual fruit is concerned, t hat it is t he m a r ­ ♦ ket garden of t h e c o u n t r y , T i r a t a f t e r of free advertising a n e n t the fair and prices from visitors* Not hi ng leaves s uch bitter feel­ reciting u n u m b e r of its vast and y e t There- weir a few peojde who wore not in favor of holding a fair ings against a , city »ns t h a t of being varied indust ri es und s t r a t eg e ti c lo­ here. The s ta te papers have been mul ct ed by those who have invited cation for foreign commerce, says, m o s t generous in giving t he fair the guests to sojourn among them. "And yet, n o t w i th s ta n di ng tho fact We mus t avoid this. The busi ­ t h a t all of t hese things be t rue , Flor- | s p a c e ami our city a n d county have C L A 8 6 “ A ” INSURANCE ness men have the power to prevent I d a ’s greatest asset i* its c li ma te . " b een advertised in m a n y parts of the this a n d a committee s h o u l d h e a p ­ U n i t e d States. Florida is drawing to itself th ou ­ pointed under tho n a m e of "Griev« sands of t ho b e t t er class of A m er ­ •* — O ------ance or Accommodat ions Commi t- ican citizens, men a nd women of T h e Daytona Mor ni ng J o u rn a l is tee, t he buxine»* of which would he education aanil n d character, t ho very ver o u t a n d it is a good paper consisting *. * 2 r T ft <*_. «..I —_ i < v is <4* * * w i u m m * » H l^ f t à-T r t n a„ . ìc price* stat es in tho Union. Star. e d i t e d and .yo^ - .Printed « t u IT» nil Tho Herald will gladly print a O u n d e r the watchful eye of Ho-n. list of all ttifise who h a v e room* t o ; H u g h Sparkman, assisted by K. F offer d u r i n g Fair Wuuk, ami make L u d l o w and W. T Erwin T h e no charge for the publication. J o u r n a l is hound t o hu one of t he real good papers in Fiorititi a n d we O P E N I N G A NEW E MP I RE wish it luck Hurtling over the hea v y steel r.iil», () Ci nt inued from Page I tie- first t hrough train over the Kis­ T h e Sanford Bo os t era' excursion simmee Valley division of the F l or ­ dock, William Allen White, Wait will ma ke Geneva, Ctuduola u n d ida Eas t Const Hallway i* t oday Mason a n d Luke McLucus and he O vi e d o on next M o n d a y and Long- piercing what was hut a J e w mont hs was grudgingly given a m em be r sh i p w oo d a n d A l t a m o n t e on T u es d ay . ago a .wilderness.1 With its arrival with the proviso that he pay rash. Adopted .,m( Detroit Combination Gas Machine and Automatic Mixer. The only perfect gas machine in the world T h e y wsill be some t went y-five s t r o n g at Okeechobee, the new terminal T h e editor of t h e Sanford Heral d is UM’d extensively by the United Sta*» Government, a n d will meet the peopl e of Seminole on F lor ida’s inland sea, tonight a not a member of t he Smith Florida P. O. Box 2 2 4 , T a m p a , Florida c o u n t y and talk o v e r the fair with regular schedule will be (dared in Association. Being president of two J . S T E W A R T K N I G H T , S t a t e A g e n t them. Watch for tin* big noise on effect. Th e heart of H e n r y M. H a g - . o t h e r association* und will^ a large t h o s e day* ami give the Sanfor d ler would indeed be gladdened were family on his hands he was unable his He first went to Miami with folks a good time. T h e fair is t he he alive when this, one of his dreams, to »crept the presidency of t h* tiie Salvation Army a nd upon their 'W .V / — thing reeommen.dalion in- wa* given a job | ciime t rue It opens up for develop- South Florida Association O -----on the Miami Record under the I meiit a lei tile territory unsurpassed Now for s ome ancien l histnry guardianship of Rev F r a n k StoneI by a ny o t h e r section of procductive C h r i s . Codringtnn i» out with id» T h e executive c ommi tt ee of thè «OOrä NO man He proved to lie such a good Florida D e L a n d Pally a nd it i» a hummer, Florida Press Associatimi is comThe wonderful C h u l u o ta country posed of severa! prominent gentlo- Bible s t u d en t t hat he was e ve nt ua ll y p u r e l y local, and Chri s. state* t h a t with its rolling high land», it* deep men. nmong t berti mighl he meri elevated to tiie position of buHine»» it will h ave no edi tori al |wge You are m a k i n g a mi*luke there. Chris . b a r lakes, its unsurpassed stock <•„! W^llu.«- F Slovall of t Ile ma nu get a nd since being elevated T h e Daily lie Land New» without ranges a nd its productive soil where T a m p a Tri bune wlio starteli se vera l lias never come down to the lower f : i 1 r y -------a n e d i t o ri al page is bo und to be tint thrive t he orange and t he field an d years ago in T a m p a with just ten levels. He does not even remember the time he blew tiie base drum (or a n d s tal e. It will be Hamlet with- truck crop alike, had al ready been reni* and now af te r years of labor Iot h e H a m l e t left out. Give u* s o m e ­ Opened to t he world ami Ini» a t t r a c t ­ bus eli-ven cent* and a bum li ver tiie army a n d denies being a member t h i n g on the editorial page at least ed great a tt ent ion with 1lie result t fiat keep» him t cklog Ho»tei ter'» o' that organization, in (ael denn— being a member n| a n y t h i n g *-s • ••t *t ,,( l h ,. t | m , twice a week a n y h o w In all oilier tlwi s e t ller» «re enr Ma li* l> pouring I- Florida IT«*-» Gang a nd tin Flk-t s j w c l » t he New» is tine and I >e in there S to ni l i li easy tu a p p r oa r h on thè It .1 Holly, the president of t lie l<and shoul d a p p r e c i a t e the efforts Hut down tin- new division of (tie Diluii siile a nd tliiVIflg been pouf once hi old» Press \ ssiicl.lt ion a nd I o of CodTingtoti to give t h a t >'il> a real Flagler s ys t em there are Vai-t acre- himself has it bsol utely no res(rt'el Tom A ppl i van i o- l In* -i-cretalV r >■ d a i l y jut per extending t «> 1-ale Ok.... bo bee await for the ruh m id titles J,-,. In-Mont • unfit In member-, uf the n o i i l i u 11 log luit tin* loui'h III the plwo 111 lidil l a k e unto H.irr\ !- ll.-owtt of tile committee ami both m e ton well T h e l and shark» » ho llouteil hogu untold agricultural wealth to Flor­ St Augustine Record is known as known in Sanford to r.« •i any in Kenn iis ville is already a Hu mistime H a r r y by all the ladle* I und scheme* in t h e Florida E v e r ida's total l reduction Col Tutu formerly icglades h a v e been gi ven prison s e n ­ thriving ruttwnuml> a n d so is Okeu- a n d by his associates in t he Poker »ided here and hail tiie G a l e (*ity t ence s. T o o bud all t h e land »hark* rlinliee. All that has held liack t h i s 1C l u b is known ns “ H a n k " Brown ( 'hrotlii’le dJLSTLv»*. 27* * * „ .« 1 U,*i& lie Ills; bad tin .mil who h a v e operated in Florida in t h e realm of fabulous wealth Inis been Was once t ake n (or a bank robber a nd »llliercuse on til e liver ami «111 Qii«litv j u s t few years could not be sent np ; the lin k of trans po rta tion of crops a n d bud his picture published in im « ! lo seek n wa rmer climate Ä <s ^ ( *■t . I ' Ami '■Vcrai |*ii J»■r» tu t in miri b t'V mi» t » »t k , int: a t t h e (tiling time. Thi* Kvergiti ile* ti» t ln* nmrhpti« of tfn* \iorl<l * i lifom It t i i * i N,11.1?* l.n'k hi.’* I*i*t*n t f ;* -** * 1 at.'! 1a k * II'- *-iii'ii t tu I .T(.. - ( i , r s win db •r* nr«* n»»f \ hi* only guilty lit s >.l , f . . ) . ... 11^ -• • .- n. r. Jt m * A rmi fi•1vv if.it t l,i • mtr' * It »v «• ' hl fa |ft|•1 *1* Vo|fip|i|«»-f|t t)f Tfi 1litiN t ■m [il 1Ng t" ut! t II«’ ini! 1 ¡III v . • ( ' need O , V..... •■-..,( .............. Ol|l"S *o ! In I.i Li1- V.ill i. :.! t-. g.. .. II...I1» foond i hi** ** mi* -1 Finit \ l**t th*' m t r> frinii t h ’iltu* i;’ a nd t in -. t i n ve in ell h*epmit nun I visitor tie wlire flow lie buy» land olltiw lost his way a n d compromised or. S’ „ um|t i v t .r M(ul. a h © Aasoctali.il liven a roofing expert can’t t li I •• . i t l ow I ,■ roof, , vm.I ! _• a n y w h e r e witiiout lirsl investigating Okeechobee will be Florida's i n­ Augustine where he is assisting tour- ChariUe;t ¡n TuUuha8, l 0 m e a „ , the true t n t b on lh- rouf. When 4 nu mi »«.m r fu- li e f.»uii in In | i t u n d e r nil conditions. Some l and land p o r t . , Boats will bring there for ista to get lost in t h e ruins of t he s tat e gover nment , et al. 1 ' ,* . . . i I ' -.c.:r . . mi , hick by tin •• ’ look* g o od in the wi nt er and is u n de r shi pment t h e crops from t he farms Rerortl office a n d t he hotnexcekeiw li.,-* i*i 111 ' ' n r * ' " t h e Lirl.l of ih [ - I G i 'l t | r ■ . I " They are here, good people Walk o i i nit c i -m r. w a te r in t he s ummer. See it first about tin shores of t he big lake, to get homes t h ro ug h t he- Fl or id a I up ..ml s,-*- ilici . They a n 1 per' ' ■n m m r >-l H'in.i rig Vf ,1-ti, f n 1i * He Is a lay member feel ly bill tide»* , e d gui.rii nt* e d not a n d b e s ur e you a r e getting what nmi t he fishing industry will here Horneseekrr, iviiik, c , tc.ecioitcr tIi4t ,-1- ti ,i oj I you pay for l,ml «1* nut let , the fishing imluxtrj of t he Episcopal church a nd thmi; h to bite, yoiu* (i on tin- lake each voi r totalling « lie ca ckl es n i t i d i h i » n e v e r i s j e t f. nl Silo u i lie I) W e wo u ld d- »[■Il " liujp »um Thi s will he inen*»» d by s h o w n a n y r e s u l t s • J 1ST W O R D S ' lid t h* . I iitluii in Harr , will e I • -,* t il. Il le v I T h e nmemlie* of I'ii-kwi. 1.1. r■ pmr the providing of bette,- transport.. \ .ml l< . h,I t i eomme nd a met of Purina nillism III Florida «re lil-i-t rated l'\ •Il II fa I ill t II'.". Taken nlthgether, it i» u notable t he e n d e a r i n g term* in winch Powell, Claude Johnson is n Kentuckian. o f t h e Cl earwat er Sun a n d Boh I lolly event in Florida's history this i n­ T his would be sufficient for hi* x>f t he S a n f o r d Herald s pea k of each augurai ing of a regular schedule e n t r e e into t he club* of Sanford a n d ot her. , Powell descri bes Bob ns over the newly completed division ft© hope thut no o n e in Sanford will * . S CONDENSED REPORT OF CONDITION ti “ t h a t l istlle blister o n tho faro of reaching through the heart of tkc offer to give C laude n boat ride on H. m. n o w s p a p e r d o m ; " to whi ch Robert r e ­ Kissimmee \ alley ami through <he vvUter for water always makes 4 a t or ts , " Y o u are asleep In the ce me­ northern Everglades to the lake. It hlra* diffxy. Claud© is edltot of the 4’ t e r y , Y ou long h ai re d, gnnglion will prove n very im portant factor Kissimmee Journal, is ode of tho m 4 legged Pinellas pirate.” - l e t not t he io the further development of I l°r* j hnndsomost men of the association, 4. 4 u ns op h is ti c at ed man of peace from ida.— St. Augustine Record | unfortunately is m atiied and is m T--------- 0 — af a r g et nervous over s u c h language. 4 [ nottlrally shy {tround the Indies. In m . ’Tia m e r e l y the rough s p or t of ou r . T H E CALL OF F L ORI DA r fact, he 1s n serond Pierre IcPenrh -virile y o u n g ullhbte* in Florida j o u r­ The Land a n d Industrial Dcpart- und should be bundl ed 'with care. *i nalism practicing for t h e next meetment of tho F’loridu Elast Coast v 2 » Clarence Woods is also n Ken- J| i ng of t h e Stale Press Association Railway lias j ust issued u handsome t ucki nn. in fact so m any Kentucki- ' 'a when t h e y 'will pound e a c h other on little booklet untitled " T h e Call of a n s matje moonshine u $» there t h a t »J t h e b nck a n d luugh over these fcentle Florida," t h e text of which was tho stills were cro wd ed a n d m a n y of AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3 Is!. 1914 ironies in t he spirit of fondest conv wri tt en by Richard H. E dmon ds , •them were forced to refugee to Flor- i it r ndcs hlp. ’— Lakeland T el egr am. edi t or of t h e Manuafcturura Record, 4j ida. Clarenro is still addi ct ed to -S ------O------Baltimore. «. moonstdfuf a nd no Indy can talk to The m atter In the booklet sets A S E MI N O L E F E A T U R E * $ 35.(H m .iM ' Loans and D iscoun ts $2*10,043.52 C apital Stock Paid In him fivu minutes "w ithout imbibing "A foaturo of the Scm incle Coun­ forth tho call of Florida in u manner the moonshine spirits that (low from 35,000.00 ty Fair, to he hold at Sanford during th at will appeal so strongly to resi­ Surplus 319.1M tho poetic soul o f Clarence— soy, Overdrafts tli© first week, of Fobruary will bo dents of other states who rend it that how do you Uko the name of Ciarbo a gu th ciin g of live atock raisers we would bo glad to reprint it in full '■ 11,963. ;u Undivided Profits enco, I ndi es- and taking him from 8,750.00' United States Bond« ft. > o f th is s ta te , in answer to a call for in the News and Star, but space for­ « tho chin down ho is a bright end 8,750.00 organizing an association of cattle, bids. Circulation brainy man and la the Poet Lcriat Stocks, Bonds and Mr. Edmonds views Florida from ■hoop anti hog raisers," says the of tho Press Gtrog, n polished gent!©- j T am pa T im es. "It i s - t o be hoped both a practical and a romantic man, u scholar, a judge of good none 51,122.18 BIL L S PAY A BLE . .. Securities ........... th a t th e Ingathering will bo well standpoint and says that "clim ate as -m . * ,* T I J ' ^ wuter and cold banquets, an orator ‘NO N E a tten d e d ." . The T im es U of the an asset . , . la as tangibio In it* par excellence and If there Y* a n y ­ R E -D IS C O U N T S .. CASH A N D D U E opin ion t h a t an organization of this value as coal or Iron or tim ber," and thing left ho is that, also. To know 285.806. IS ; 76*28^48 D E P O SIT S FRO M B A N K S kiqd m ay be .of great advantage to Florida's sum m er climate is on© of Clarence Woods is to love him and • th e in d u stry of the sta te . "Florida rr Ctf«w, ‘ statistics t h a t + r , h ° roby is essen tia lly a live atock state," ford in making bis acquaintance. $ 3 7 6 ,5 19. $376.519.82 * . declare« th e T im es,' i n conclusion, show in a striking manner the pro. Oscar Conkling is a very young, “ and a n y th in g that is done to pro- giess of the sta te since 1900. In 1900 the resources ol the na­ man,,ip fact Uko all the other fruits ] 3*? m ote th e raising of ilve stock within lU borders will benefit tho entire tional banks of the state amounted of Florida he wns pulled too parly 1 The jjIiI, relinble Hank, proved and tested through more , than A QUARTER Oh A com m onw ealth." E veryd ay some­ to $9,642,703; these resources now and has never m atured. The arid C E N T U R Y of good time«, ana times not so goad; now with the added STRENG TH an«i th ing com es up to sh ow that Flor­ am ount to .about 160,000,000. In­ test has been appliod to him upon [ capieity for service afforded by membership in the FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM ida la to lead in live atock raising. dividual deposits of the national several occasions when the Florida j Association m et ....... and he has 1900 Press Ti hmat thiiss »» is the u m mo time hi «» for "many ‘» " i new banks rose from $6,436,000 In ....... .......................... ................. ventures Into the industry is certain [to $32,036,000 in the U tter pert of always been found baking sugar in $ ? 5* KM* ■l&i *ry k it IT IS IM PO RTA N T ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦> ♦> ♦ PEO PLES SANFORD, FLA. COOKING, LIGHTING, HEATING AND HOT W ATER— Instantaneous, Automatic and Safe THE PRESS GANG GUESTS0FSANE0RD CeFfiïin-feed tL * tft C e r la îî^ '.s e é HILL HARDWARE & LUMBER COMPANY ■ K ÏThe First National o f S a n fo rd , Fla. r -, ■ K _________ __ L a �page five „ ^* * * + * + + + ~ * * + + ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ W. L. among th lercia) INAND ABOUT THE CITY gaum* n * the Floating S m a l l of ftlk^ Succinctly Arranged for Hurried Herald Headers X \ Morse, repreaenting t h e Foote * Davies Co. of Atlantu » a * in the dty culling on the , k * 1 trttd,> yraterdsy Orange boxes wlth hoop* n l wo >B la »oak. at F. F. Dut ton'a. 27-tf . S««d Potatoes, by sack or s mal ler quantity, at UfTler’s. 40-2tc Mr and Mrs. Walker of R i r h ln nd . IJlionis arrived in thj- city y e s t er d a y iBd will be lbe guest* of their son. C. R. Walker for the winter. . .Jult received. black silk v e l ve t nl Mrs. Grace E. W illiams, Ht Flntv St. d9-2tc All the cars for t he booster expo ­ sition on Monday are request ed t o meet at the Herald office a t o n e «’dock sharp. Th e journey will commence from this point. Chickens, Hena and F r y e r sJ E g g s J i h ' t t m r : al d Wf i c Dr. C. L. Brundage, resident o s t e ­ opath. graduate of Kirksville school. Office over Firt* Nati onal Hank, Han­ ford. 35-tfc BELINO A RESUME OF SANFORU = UP-TODA 1 1 U # i» l HAPPENINGS Communication., for thi« Column Should lie Marked "Sorl.-iv | dilor". or Phnned to «Mrs It. A. Terheun. Phone 211.1 /tr illim i Sonni A'.rnf Mr anti Sirs la-o ( ol ei na n of Mrs ffenry Wight ent er tai ned Savannah ar e in the r i t i , g u e s t , of Th ur sd a y morning » i t h a eharming the Sanford i lot i. e Mr C dri nan musical reception, «me of the inosl is a member of t he firm of f o l e . man brillilint u fluir» of ih«* season. in &i Audesy of Savannah »fio handle honor cH ber guests, Mrs Addie considerable Fi onda fruit» a n d veg­ Hoinrighous of Chicago and Mrs. eta hies. This is the first t ime Mr. Frederick Houchelle of Chuilintton, Coleman has been to Sanford and West Virginia. The n t tr ac ti v e home. both he und Mrs Qolemun » e r e de­ enhanced by the henuty of the declighted with t he trip up t he St. orations was an appr o pr ia te setting Johns and t h e country surrounding for t he handsomely gowned women Sanford assembled to enjoy t h e gracious Major A. K Powers arrived home hospitality of their popul ar hostess yesterday from North Carolina, Ailistic t a s t e »as displayed in the where he s pent t he holidays with the harmony of colors use«l with c h a rm ­ home folks. Mrs. Power» a n d Km- ing effect in the various rooms of chen «ill r e m a i n fof several days th„ | owpr rtoor which was thrown longer. It is hog killing -**tne in t.„ sl nt P. - -|tT—ltTT ’ reception hall North ( arolinu a nd the Major very »jirending ferns and great i|uautities kindly ri*nu‘ml>ert»d Holly and G( ih,. placed about the Haynes r t •' hhe Herald otlic office wi t i» 1room a n d entwined in t he balussome choice liver pudding und s a u - 1trade formed a pleasing background *aK°of green for the goregous red gladioli in ... vases a n d jardinieres. Here the _. , . “ r Sn c ‘ ‘ ’ . . __ . g ues tm we re hlí MU» lUwuchv . S iu fK V iu U h rk * an M r r tfe - a Ä ^ N , . „ Ì4. E ld p r #nd avenue anjl S e v e n t h ■tt««U I t o ir, ably located for hotel or residence. Beautiful s h ad e trees ten yeais old, no other p ro p e r t y like it in tiie city. Apply at once to W. W. Long. 25-tic HcLaurens Roquefort xi Cheese i » It, ■■. I I n lie e n its o |.w I ' d I h. ••*!•• i. 1 t 1 I- I . I . V A ** %* I iir.r. • v McLaurens Imperial Cheese Pim iento Sweitzer «»•••*• •.* r* «I i»f* • '' : •Mil Deviled V* •• 1 i», r .Ml 'II. I! In Kp a i . t. !-•’.l , lia loi - vv n*. ♦ Ce- . under thi* h e xvi -nl y F a t h e r T h e recent r e l i gi on « ■ veul eil liier«, w.-r«* m o r e D hiinsireil u ne ht .......... . . .ir. . .Ii«-d. M. t " d i i r.|. w h i c h g i v e s n' •M Sn nf ord. l •• « . • of opee r a t i o n f o r t h e vet. r I «.nil i:li thy p a s t o r wi he« .• J n n . 24th, 7 p. m. ’’The Devil Against Us.” Jnn . 3l»t. 11 a. m. ’’Antagonizing t h o Drfvil.” J a n . 3 l it, 7 p. m. ” Du»t to Du«t, Ashe* to Aihea.' , V . Dc. Street an I P a l m e l l o A v e . I" *« -\ .. . ..•3 A IN know, you'll not at your Iciiurc S«nfor«l. Florid« □DlwinDllDD5iniBiniEiniRinwn[AinrfiritHin,vir ( tirisi mas bells l(«*d tllited glohes . ast a soit r.'flei tion nj.on 11<«• p re ti ) Siene Abolii «‘IghtV live ladies eall••d durmg thè afti'llioon Mrs Hvn«'s und Mrs Thomas r«'elveil togethel. Mrs Hyttcs was humlsomelv gown «•il in blu«- Iigiit. <1 silk <repc. gar ^ mt ureiI »itti pi-uri trimintngs Mrs Tlmntas wore a lovely gown of » I u t e sa t i n •harmeii«* with pe.rl ..rnu .'•tve.l th.« |Uest cards wa« a dalllt) Ilici«* ligure in a white lingerie dreas over bine nlk und pre tt y Dresden ribbon« Delii-ious sitvimI cuke and cream were and t he «"iitire af ternoon was a distili, t social success Thtnlri /'iir'i/ meni.« voiing men of I he 11 « n i Mr« » le "P lb 1 ih .It In. «• r.. Tile gioillll fiosts «' .1 t h e .11 re p i rt \ oil !" I ■ "• .TiUlg III I he Imperial, in honor of I tie ) milig ladles r*f I lie .'I'lb \ ll A.I V - 1 he c o n g e n i a l p a r t v «if > «»’JII • •Ml)......... 1 in » lui •• <haV iiieU-i ........P b lilt ft«« III V U«, s | - JT. II ll) go WIII ■I 1I i'll'. » *i«** wilii o v e r d r e s s ol w lute n«T Irliiillud III black velvet Mr- W f HoushoJ I. r « i !.. w I« * Mi e Midi, e M aid » .*11 s e r ' , i put wearing « . harming Inti.- Ir... k pink messaline with overdress white «hailow le.-. M i s s I..-III» \ t i«« I Vn n i . o in itlg l) « 1 gow ned ■« 1 ,,r.le d V M 1 'll. Ov o in Id a e | , p illi -S O ID M iss id* •' d M itili., 1 nue .'m l and * «' • • ia iu n i » -r • ?» 1' b a rio n e H F» « h . Ad« h .id e un |c. rt v W d ila n i« . G f e » « b* ll I i . , I.* .v e ilin g 1 In in S u itr. 1a l l i a n . H ig g in s . Flor- Me VA,IN t II* 1 L.t 1 rixMjN«« In » ... i •■« 1 \ *• ' 1 » . * l a r v o « «• ll.iv il '. • ! - 1 w i «• M *n \ '< 1 U Melt. OO« O 1 li e l'h o «, 11 1 «*||T• |iU 1 i l " 1 , v\ | | t l . C-Xa» o í » • O < «»Il c f C) ^ Vv V o o t t J a n u a ry 9th, at the S an itary Market v This market is opposite the Court House. You cannot miss it. The place where cash counts. We intend to give the public the benefit oi all fluctuations. ♦ £ Pigs Tails Beef Liver 30c .. jirtjiton Butt* . .. 20r Konst Western Pork 20c IHf 12 1 nr Spring l.umli Western 20 r la g lllr latin 12'. c • • I5r ICr Western Mutton . 12' '.r I-eg lllr M ut ton ( ‘li.<J»N 12r 1in 1Jr W «.stern and Florida Beef l,«nn Sleul:, We it em Bili Strotk. Wettern l.oili S l e ak , Flr. Houml Steak, Fla. SeVen Hone Steak T Hone Steak (fhuck Steak Pot Honst. 7........... ___ Regular l ^ S f / Prime Hih r|/»nst Slmrt Hih Konst llrisket Houst German Pan Konst Marek Hone |{«>ast Nava C u t s iterf Western P«irk lai in Cijop* Nqvy Bibs .. Fin. Pork Leg 2 5r l.oin I tic , Stow, 2 ll>s for 1Hr Uc 4«c 20« 10« 30c .Tu 2ái Armour Star Hum lir ukla.-i Bacun Fat S«<le ( *fi«.«*He, r. guiar Eggs, per «lot Smoked Bloater» Smoked Spare Hilts Soup To in H oes, a can Cabbage Chinear Mustard Portugal Onion. ¡ . ' 11> Apple«, good * 22r 2;., - * Irfr ' Smoked Fork Sausage 2är . . 15c 5C ; HoiielcM. Haul 'I Hr 5r Ir 5c Sr Souse. goo«| Garlir Sausage Pl at e S aus age H a m bu r g Stmik Sqluiq S au s a ge I l< Smoked Liver Sausage S t a r Franks Live lions Unos tel 1. live Mackerel All Potk Sausage 5r 20c I F a n c y . Box Bacon, special ' ___ .. :n m JOHN STEMPER, Prop. PHONE 351 U s . ’’ Roberts w ❖ •J v w Th e Devil Six *eimon* ure t o be preached on t h e Devil by Hov. George H ym an dll r i n g g i t ’ m o n t h . o f January. T h e audicnt-c* a t t e n di n g service« at tin* T e m p l e are suit! t o t>e the largest k n o w n in the c h u r c h going history of Sanford and t h e s e will he i n t e r ­ e s t e d In knowing t h e «ubject* of th«speci.1l scries of s e r mo ns : ♦ J a n . 10th. 11 u. m., " Th e Devil Hlmsellf.’* J a n . 10th. 7 j» m “ Tin* Devil Aro un d l'» " »• * Jnn. 17th Dr Hearhmnp «•! Tex f a» will speak <> , J a n . 21th. II a. in " T h e Devil In ^ all the time )• V - « <S«><>♦ CS « great «piritu.il unii ut: :■■«i. . " * i ' T o cur «i«t«*r ehur« b • non-ehurrhi'd of tin* romm « v\.i'Xtet.«l to you gre. tim .n i i G od 's blessing u p . .»i . m Stranger* are . Iwi >« r. >« • •! »1 1« warm welcome. F. E. H T K l N N i E V l . l t Pi »lor lii'Milrnrr: fîI» Magnolia . ■ uc Nippy i - l W. W. ABERNATHY H Mi m w IN S T A L L M E N T i. .11.1 fot I ' ■ a i . . . 1. I • I Ii zealous «'Orps Ilf «»llb'er« nul t . i . h « rs coopi'iafing t h e »• h" >1 vnl • • 1 # > ï.a. • , .-»A., è.» • ■Kk- • . . . .V C A S H OK ' • i. •« L HOME, SWEET HOME Make Yourselves at Home at Our Furniture Store At J. D. Roberts - (^□□(iDDiDijnijQRjnsniÄintTjneaar De un «e \ .ira t ion." Floyil Ha ri leli unii "A «si D'Vrts*’ frolli La Tosca / Miss Itoor i» a tnlenteii young violili teucher froin Sictson Tnivtosity and v. dvlighted »itti th ree beautiful iium bers. "H umorosa uè." Dvorke. Ma zur ka." Memarski und " Po i p e t u o 0 Mobil«-," ( ’ari Itohm. Miss M ar ­ W garet Davis, »iio is one of the favorite younger musicians accompanied on the piano. Mrs. Henry Wight wore a gown of grey crepe «!«• chine. hiindsoin<*ly emhroidered.v Her only o rn a me n t a lovely nerkluco of umber a till jet Mr*. Frederick llouehelle was gowned in white taffeta und silk lnce. Mrs Homrighous wore a beautiful import ed hnnd embroidered gown trimmeil with clutiy lace. Mrs l) 1, Thrasher was gowned THERE ARE in white lace, handed with old gold s at i n ribbons.. B E D S T O S L E E P IN Mrs. Puloston wore a gown of C H A I R S T O S I N K D E E P IN white luce with bodice of yellow N C H I F F O N I E R S T O ’ H E A P ” IN oharmsuxa. • • <M I R R O R S T O P E E P IN Mis* Elijer wore u frock of white KITCHEN C A B IN E T S TO "KEEP’ orgundi and shadow luce. Y(»u arc invited to lake a look in . for then, yon Miss Johns was becomingly nttire«l in .« gown of whit«' mcssalinc l»e took in , jv >oii ran e ia m i n e thoroughly and every article l»ei;»rc purchasing. anil ovvr.liess of emhroid Ted net. Any other wa\ you take a long chance A plea si fig originality was t he key note of Hn- .>ne of the verv <h u m i MR *'••« k..i !tu»«’tiofiH ••I l hr wir»I•*r 1prpwntpd p y M n . W. K. Watson to the receiving party. Mrs Wight. Mn. Houchelle alni Mrs Homrighou* in t he drawing room. An ex­ quisit«. t ouch of delicate beauty pervaded t he decorations <d this see Mrs. Weidner of Kissimmee, rcproom Th e mantel »as bunked »ith rtsrnting the Ch au t au q ua Associa­ NOTH E T O r \ \ P V\ t i t s aHpiirugus fern and pink tinted tion «ns in the city y es ter day a n d All propert > holder' in H«Tiiin«>l.l it st imfi /{rhl /i »acreeded in dis|»o»ing of many of | count) ar«' Imre it«»tIti«-«l a n d r« gladioli, ubile tall vases of t lie sum«' lloucr wan in «"Very available space. Mr». Fiank Millei ^ruriou»ly. «*nthe tirkei• far this big utTair t h a t quested to m ak e their return of all The c h a rm of simplicity distinguish­ tert ained the members of the Auc­ fill open here on Februa ry 9lh. real and personnl property for the ed t h e ’’l ib ra ry with its snlnum rot- tion Bridge (’lull Monday afternoon 1915 T a x A s s e s s m e n t Umburger cheese, Holland h e r ­ ored gladioli, offset by t he heuutiful a t her pretty home on Magnolia All property not returned by April ring and yeast cakes at Simon’s. brass o rn a m e n t s and appo i nt me nt s avenuiv Then* wer«* two table* of 1st »ill he assessed us unknown 37-tf of the room llnfreshmeiits wen* club 1n.inh.-r« and one gin st table A v .\n ;iis served in t he ilining room, which »us Mrs ll \\ Herndon won lh«> club Messrs I A Erickson und J A T.i V A'se"< i . «••pedali)' at tractive with t.he har­ prize, a potted ll> u «'111t ll atld Mrs IUfuely of |i«-ljin«i were in the city Seminole (‘oillit v monious blending «*( brown», yel­ Harr. l« Sf * ill. l i e guest prize, a yesterday on business and pl easure > I s o I •_•«; I V_* _•«. lows and crimsons of the ah ull phu pair >I ii.uiit > hn ml keretuels D«'rambineil The) »ere looking aft«-r which banked the inant« Is an d idled lien» * ■ t. lr. shnient» w.-r. serve<l und the insuraoce <»n plate glass window» M e lh o d is l I h u rh P r o s p e c t s Bright the J.tpunt*sc baskets about t h e , a dtdightlul allerruxin enjoved bv all and automobile» George Da vi s The year l u l l for the Fir«t M.-lh room dainty little baskets presen' I n I he«« Hirt i« the agent here oili.si Chur, h Sonili •>! Du» •if hr..wn willow, i in. ken s. i ni l wielle», A large num be r mints, Another invoice of IUchardi on'n* wu* a Imniiei yea r salted pecans and rut Si. l ye. * <11«ilil Grace E. Wll- were added t«» t he church umler sugar w«T.- served Tin- t abl e was l •ilk goods. Mrs. Tb. m . i i i i I " t s o f « t \ gnes i , m ill adverse i hi .|u i. .il- .mil i In lin.it . i.il . «Titered b) a ha lid-nine brown Vase ilim.*. 10«; First St wer«di ligi ' full) . ntertaine.l b\ 39-2tc 1 «iinilitlon ».i' i h«- best in it' hisiorv lili..I will, yellow roses a n d eneir.'led Miss Sanile Williams Monda) after J TI h* old c h u r d i being founii in l.v «rirnson r«»ses Mr» Saiiiu«d I’uJust received, bluck ■Ilk, velvet j ndpjjunt«, i •,rn i| o» ii in lime lestoii presiti«.«I at I Ire . ..ffee urn and noon, with nine nt«*mh«T« j.ri'sent A plea • ' * so. tal boor w.i* «'lijoved uüors at Mr*. Grace E W il Iiii ms. an«l the congregai loll moved it« ser Mr- I I 1. I'hra'h. r poured «'hoiTo106 Fast First St a ml 11 t i|«llie«s of II;.' l i , 111.I was 39-21 vice» to (he Slat Tbeatr* » hu l l ».«» lat« \ s » i s t i . g in . m i i' Ai t.' Mr« dis, I -. I » u h .'I, ' h t l ' l n - l I. in te re s t k" .dl ) given u» without ...-I 1««r Ml.,i Jon.-- M ' . ....... D It i h oj . . I >lllI l rel rest. Ill e n I - »I f . -.TV..I l.v vv hn Ii ». •'•«. i 11. !11 .il gratti ml.' to M \ ., . Dou gl as MrHal the •Osi* - I’r. -ctlt Wet. \I I— -• s Mr D»t... Herndon, xt>u ««»lief, \ \ .g lit a mt M iss hii/.n l.gt Ii Me Kv a Munson Mildred who has l.eeti uniformi) kind and I .a ughlt ti riiroiigh.'iil lb« hours of Do k ll..' d I.. si.* S i n c u r t cois. |*ii«. 11lank« of 1he . ni l'< • I . n . «•j.t . >i a d.'tlghi t il prog rain of in" Iteli« ami MrMet fi."ii ' . luir. 1 .. r* tor« 1 •. i . n ” 'N.1' 1end. red l.v Miss 1 m life I* d» r. d mm \ -|«t * A.»II «••prat.0 -. i' oi- f . Mi«« M.irr«t HiM*r v |..| h i-f 1I'd \tiss Mar Dur li. u•|s.«ti • ■. » 1 bur. h nuild / • • ■ i i . l l ' w f / , . . . , «•*.. I . r / . ' . «. / * nu; c in 1i >...I, '•■r ..' 1upam v 1 . gar* il Davis, pianist. An externWith Its« pora ncotis tillinber v.T*, . harming ...... idioti » « » 11« t he grit r e ­ fore 1lu* .«liinini r season 1 u n i t.ii nit le- f «r ••itripg fo* • ir*>d ful inlerpr. •-'n'i..|i >.f mo •I* TO da ii''«'« • I’ll.->!..) altar«...... t") M .lid • t m' . ! we 1.. Mi li II) m s. m hotlot of he' sister .■-n id.» 1 1 an fin an ii d Miss Kauf loi... TI ... . .......... I tin .. d* |. ft 111« «:I ho 11 ...|. of \ \ -»N \»|«ltlU ill nu. \ 1 vi «• t t fui 1 * . 1• g. r- , - , I'Da il 1 . I.» • 'tf' ’ .. ** urn ABOUT PEOPLE AND EVENTS • ( > rii t tv tali «if I Irla ml., has a. copied a position milt tin- Waring Heal Est a i e t ' o , and »ill lir*m the offices in t he lltshop block Mr Vivian is a valuable addition -to the office force a n d in addition to being a stenographer and hunk keeper p an esperie nr, d abstract and lute mil II. Utile Happening» -Mention of M»l>erH *n Personal Items of I nterest Lewis of Ollan<|o visitor» tu (hr . it v 40c v \ �‘ TUB SANPORH IÎERM.D OUR STATE UNIVERSITY IT SUOI LI) IIE l-CT TO ISF.KI 1, AS WEI.I MENTAL VS DUNA ITHEOSES compiici «hupe for distribution. T h e universi!} inulti work nul problems in Luk*“U‘ *!**ii. m municipal g o v er n metu in iciitit} tnuiineemi ut miti «ul.mit I in it; with lui! Iil fur mat inn t<> tlmse in i bargt- uf t he people’s bu si ­ ness In the tliii.sinns of {migration alili •■III I lm men' t he n ppnrt II Ili t li~it) illlTeretii scrirniis nf the s t a t t 1 coniti be carri'*'! to t h e itncmployed nf l.*iok"ll‘ at the picture vs■ ire Ihiui . i ! t . sa} nur u n i v t r tt> at Olii lies ville is 01 numi litui Judging by t he reports u^c<tmpli»Lcit tv e at ro ng ly s us pei t that it is useful Well, \\ e are gitili that v. e 1 in sa} t hi s for we have a large 1mount nf m o n e y tied ip in the m m ci sity p l an t anil »til have to furnish » large a m ou nt more a« t he years go b y , to keep I he pti-sent plani up to It* greatest etBdohi1} . wit Itotit which all o u r university money is wanted. No mut ter whip individual opin­ ions may he. the nir.ji rity of m r.ttmc merit is tir. t the state sllt.ll provide oppnrtur.it} lor luglnr education without cost to its children As w«h a ve the university with us. too tiriti* ly established for a ny change in the s y s t e m nf public education to uproot it in n generi lion or two, anything t h a t can be done to popularize it. a n d in crea sc Ur- area of t h e distribu­ tion of its b o r e Ilia will help tlte uni­ ver sit y u t i l help the people too. • he i i n m r Mt \ t«» ..I! t h** iti» «I ■I- Ar 'I 1" «ion uf d ' j i m .inni t h e 11 III Int in I would net as . W e c l ni m no kin w i t h J a c k H o r n e t , p u b l i c r o i n i n u s m r i m e r c h a n t w i t h o u t a n d d o not preset».! t h i s idea a s n , iihin of n u r e x p l n n n g t h u m b Wo Tills ma V lie con* idei cd by some s i m p l y r a i l u l t c u t m i i t o a plan m. w us t u o bi g : field to cultivate w i t h ­ living followed bv o i l i e r m u v e r s i i t e s . out a tuu grc.it I n I he publti n o t a b l y t lie I ’niv vr«lt v of C h i c a g o trciiMiry It can to- done with very and t i n 1 University <«f Wisoctisin. little extra money pl aci d to the cr ed­ 1 >e b e l i e v e t h e y call it " E x t r a R u r a l it nf the untvar.-ity T h e work t hat I W o r k , " or e x t e n s i o n w o r k . >. may he done in emi grati on and pub T h e r e is no r ea so n w b y o u r u n i - lieity alone would bring buck t i e v n n d t y shoul d not go o u t s i d e it» mo ne y tenfold. wal l s; in fact, it h a s a l r e a d y d o n e »o. Universities pome high hut we Furi iur*' institutes long ago broke t h r o u g h the campus fence and ar e now being held e ve rywher e a crowd t u n l>e gat lined, us fur us the fund* will pet t int. Great work for agticulturo has I n i n done by the- outside work of t he univefidfy Vcr-s’ well; let us make i h e' u ni vend t y work for those unlucky persons who heeded not t ho call of the soil, but who unworth improving oven if t h e y are not so m u c h to stnrt with. T h e only argument advanced As It 1* now, a m a n can write to ngnirtit the s t at e having a university the- uni vers it y and find out what i* m ai nt ai ned out of t he public pocket mak i ng hi» hogs die. Let*» fix it no is t h a t t o . much of t h e jieople's n n o t h e r man ran write to the name m o n e y ' i s spent for the benefit of to place nn d findout what is making hi» few of the people. This has some children die The university cun virtue, but it is always difficult to now tell you all a b o u t tin- citrus find a plaic to* cut oil t he supply of canker evil, the p ot at o bug perl, the public money for special purposes of foot r o t , with p l a n s a n d specifica­ restricted scope Who will sav that tion» fid g e t t i n g rid of t h e m Let'« tin* s lat e Ima id of hc.Jtli «Ijull not fix it so t h e ’ u n i v e t s i t y n u t go t h e sjiend money to kill rats in «eucoast s a m e r o u t e with t h e l e g i s l a t i v e evil, towns open io Imbonii pingue in­ tin- c o r n e l loafer pes t a n d t h e c o m ­ fection because the inland towns m u n i t y d r y rot. with healthy ra ts receive no benefit? To t his e n d —making t h e univer­ We have to look at these things sity universal we suggest that the broadly. It may cost a thousand extension work al ready being done •lollats to graduute u hoy at the uni- I by t h e university be ext en de d to inver-it}, bi.t if th.it ho y should di» >hide rover .1 v>u} to get ml of c at tl e tick: at mi nimum cost and trouble, t h e' I client would be shared bv a l l in r o portion a t h'Utsandfold t be eort of t h e university Frano was ¡mid back all thi* money spent on uni­ versi t u t when Pasteur, .1 g r a di a t e. dl-o o v e n d a cheep way to kill the j microbe t ha t soured ali tin1 wine JANUARY g O f f i c e r » I n x l a l letl In r e g u l a r meeting of Sanford Lodgi* No. 27 I O O I - . belìi M e n ­ ila} night, J a n u a r } 1th. tin- f ol l owi ng niljcers fur t h e e n s u i n g t e r m nere r eg u l a rl y i n s t a l l e d : N U C . r . Colti, \ G -I I D ic k i n so n Iter. Sec J. \y, (), S i n g l e t a r y . ( nf See .1 II F e r g u s o n Warden Conductor 1 < li.lt M M VARIETY AND UI AI.ITV C l AHANTEEI! - RED BLISS TRIUMPH SPALDING ROSE No. I IRISH CDUBLI.I <* © H - r ms . K S tu S’ t; \V. II Wright I. S to N. (L G. K T i i n t u s It S. to V G. C. F llrnnnon I. F to \ I, Joe Meisf'h. I hupinm W P StoniH S, Supr. U. J. Powell l. S. Supt. | „ K. Tew. Inside G u a r d Hugh Hrtilm. Letter F ro m .Mr. Thigpen There appears t o have been some mistake a» to t h e n-al facts in t he must have, them Let's make ours real estate dc.il Wherein the holdings do our work d the Holden Heal Estate Co were Don t Mix I ' ji nurrhaaed by ft Drew and t h e fol­ Here's pnr.igVaph t h a t ' s worth lowing letter from Mr. Thigpen will t h i n ki ng over: “ It's all very well to • x plain the d u a l : d m \'e your own opinion about the M r K. J. H o l l y , Sanford, Fla . war in Europe, hut d on 't go aroutlrFt Dear Sir For t he benefit of the forcing your opinion on persons to | Sanford people who keep ini|uiring w h om you know it is disagreeable a b o u t the igile o f t he profiertiM of I t is just t ha t luck of consideration t h e Holden Real Estate C o m p a n y for bthers t hat p roduced t he war." will »ay. I sold this property -to U. T h a t is good advice as t o good opin­ Drew oT Orlando, Florida, on No­ ions on any s u bj ect a n d the dis­ v ember 19th, 1914. R. D. Wari ng position to force t h e m upon others. a u d associates h av e since purchased S o me folks seme n ever so happy ns t h e same property from H. Drew and whe n forcing their opinions on other will continue t he business with of­ people, anti they even go about link­ fice» in the Hishop block. Seven ing people what t h ey t hi nk nf this years ago Mr \V. D, Holden a n d my a n d t hat und then g et busy arguing self went into t h e real estate busi­ with them and forcing their own n e s s anil s u bs eq ue nt ly bought t h e opi ni ons on them T h e y make it D r i ' w (milling« with the u n d er s t a n d ­ their InisinesB when t he opinion» <>i ing that we would each have tineo t h er s may hold upon a subject are half interest in t h e »atm» Thi s is a f t e r all none of their bu»ine»s. A , t h e property lesold II. Drew «with m a n is never hopelessly and eter- j ad di ti onal lands in Volusia a n d Lake nally wrong if he holds a n opinion counties. c o n t r a r y to that of these positive As to tlie hotel propert y will s t at e , folk» who essay to regulat e opinion h av e only sold my interest in same generally . '■vfiich n m o u n t « t o POTATOES - SEED - POTOTOKS >n «hares I urn «till in tilt real e s t a t e bu si ­ ness and wiil c ont inue to write tire Ir - ira nee fur 1 n tier town t i k e Sanford t M arble am i G ranite M onum ents. Tom bstones, Etc Wc are hamliir g some of the very finest Seed Potatoc: -i i produces, Kvery car will bu careful]v inspected I" a (iovi rtitner t p S ur.il each bug will curry a G'lvernment I n i p r i i o r ’« tug. ■ n same is pul up espcewlly for resl. free front sc. I. and nth. cases. Dur grower «<> :ln all hi wti I stock ¡1 f inii.tld-l , 1. ♦ ladi h | ■Inr ting nml when ill- potatoes come up, spr.A n g £ great regularity throughout the entire grow leg • i -iimh J We r.re in t he Seed Hu^ini-»». aud w he: wt say Fts.l P ' - . r % not mean a lot of cheap rommissitn house j un k .‘ of wbiis, • « iholtsarids uf hu.-hels said iin mh d lf you want some of lliu very best Seed Point otn o n u n at.;, i stating wlmi (|untitity and variety r.re wanted, and wr wilt 1« j.',. np.tne our lowest delivered price for them. I I j II | KILGORE SEED COMPANY PLANT CITY, FLORIDA You Need a Tonic There arc times In every woman's life when she needs a tonic to help her over the hard places. When that time comes to you, you know what tonic to take— Cardui, the woman1?!‘ tonic. Cardui is com­ posed of purely vegetable ingredients, which act gently, yet surely, on the weakened womanly organs, pud helps build them back to strength and health. It lias benefited thousands and thousands of weak, ailing women in its past half century of wonderful success, and it will do the same for you. You can’t make a mistake in taking The Woman’s Tonic .Miss Amelia Wilson, R. F. D. No. 4, Alma, Ark., says: "I think Cardui is the greatest medicine cm earth, tor women. Before I began to take Cardui. I was so weak and nervous, and had such awful di.vy spells and a pour appetite. Now I feel as v e i l and as strong as 1 ever did, and can cat most any:lung Begin taking Cardui today. Sold tty all dealt ts. Has Helped Thousands. T h e m a n un tri»i » i m i nailing un you gel* 2?» | w t n * m f»ir t a k i n g | * » ti r •air .«••! »I. • « Î ' Mfnrn.%*ion !•• u ttlrf 1 nui »■ aÿi-ft « > ¡««\ 122 W I hiir ih s i , n r h i m h i . FLi Provrrt) Lu|nHi/c(J S ' i « | f io< li .il > •-•• ,i<i istollicil to llllll.lll.; tu II , 111-1 1 ): .l«lltl* till.t wo il'I-plir, t!),' WU\ til,.. would put It » i liai a glu» ni t . i . cut ini' i. w o r t h i it Hart i if «u Herald Want Ads Will Brin ----- C I T Y P R O P E R T Y One of the best celery farms; 10 acres; all tiled and with growing crop. 160 acres of land suitable for general farm­ ing and stock raising. 50 acres cleared. 77 acres of land with large house. A bargain. * t Close in. * 67 1-2 acres timberland on brick road near city limits.^ £ Very cheap. 8-room house at a price below cost. 5-room cottage. New ¿story 6-room house among the best locations in the city. 40 acres in the city limits suitable fo division purposes. •» One of the best houses in the city, trally located. A bargain. Can suit you on any line of Real Estate. 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Thu «¡1 .«»rf o * < * par m 4 • fi a ne r a Ih co » f l i r t he ro ir U h are hereb) of m dt name** 1, *-»uilu * r> u r t *•* r e p ea le d ju *1* 1 *t i* i t t, . ,»•! j i t r i n» - . **if« 1 F « » * e d i hla 4th d a y of J a n u a r y , \ fi fn m e d i a l * I s j 191 À F a - ** *1 t l i * I I I - »1 v January. A I*. Il W I I F . U N | M 4 N , ( ‘ h s irm a n C i t y f o u n rlL It W I I K U N I J I I N . I h e r e b y d u ly c e rtify t h a t th e foregoing C hait m an f’ l ' i Council ordinance waa d u ly passed by the city H e___ reby c e ftif) that tNr f * g •• g or* H'»a s ' d u l y p «*«**.t f > i h e 7.i> un il rc#o un ci l o f S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a . I l \ r é g. _u l a i ae* f * n . e w v n «ion* t h i a I h e 4 th d a y of J a n u a i ^ ’*• I F I* of H a n f f i r i V F ' o f l i l a , I r on* * » ld , m r * -it»* • th is n l & l f_i | hI.e1I it tl ih. -dI a, yk1 of J a n u a r y . A I* 191-1 W 11n r » « m y ti»n-t .n-1 t t i r i * * l nt . » i d c i t y Wl'tttaao mi»- hand, a nd * »l of «aid c it y o n nn t h U I t h t l , y u l J . n u i r y , A . I>. t u l i . t h l a t h e 4 t h d a y of J a n u a r y . 1 9 1 6 M. W. LOVKLL M . \V . L O V K L U t 'i l y C tcrk. C ilF I l*fk. A p p r o v v c t h y m r nn t h i * t h r 4 th i l l y ot A j i p r a t « * l b y me th is I t h d a y nf J a n u a r y J .n p .ry , A l> U l f » A. h 1915 I» I. Til HAS life It. l> I . T i l H A S H K H . to U l t i c ( VI» y or. ' tO K n -ttc Uayor. 191 A. - �■i ! PAGE EIGHT » ^ —----- ■ THE SANFORD , JANUARY 8. ISIS Mrs Humphrey of Tarhoro. N. C., Apopka on Thu rs da y. mont and especially t he f o mm j t l e e w a nt a bar gai n call on <»wr„.r i r. t he truest of Mrs. W. H. Hynes. , in charge. Fifth street, Sanford. Fla, j~'T v Miss Jodie Cnu gh mnn and Miss I ---------------------- ------- *— ^---------- Congregational t 'hurr h For Sale * Wholesale ( . Hev I. S. Wa lke r of Hirhview, Cecil Kaufman of Jacksonville a r e J a n u a r y meetitig of Welfare De- Hi., will arrive t o d a y to visit his sort, the a t t r a c t i v e guests of Mrs. R. E. J For this m o nt h a helpful series water lish business, in.'l i,lir g «,? purtident. Dr. Neal will give echoes Mr. It Walker for several weeks, Tolar. on t he general subj ect " G r o w t h ” is t e t s , Ash boat» and gasnli,,.. iftUr(,k * Continued From Pi»«e 5) of t he Health Association meetinjt _______ being considered at the evening also fish house, etc In •Imre ,,( (; ^ ^ C o n g r r m it io n a l S u p p e r at Jacksonville ' / M i s s D i r a T i f i l a of H u t c h i n s o n , services, 7 o'clock; the second one Aingenl. -"-•Ur ,\/ msic l>rpt. Concert T h e unn ual business meeting of of t he seties will be given next S u n ­ .Feti, H e l l e r H a h y C o n t e s i a n d M i m i . arrtVed o n Mor i day t » t n k e Wednesday eve ning at the I m ­ r o r Side C ho»| t ,it t h e Cengrcgnti onal church on Wod- H n h y S h o w for t h è ( " o u n t y F a i r d ay l i g h t , and good m us y is «lwn\ u p her dulie* a» t e n e h e r of d r a w i n g perial Thea tre the Music De­ l 1s t ilod, h ome hmi i es da y night preceded by a d e ­ provided. a n d music iti t h è p u b l b ’ »clini ds ment of the Woman' s Club gave a with growing crops lightfully ¡’„f ormal gathering of memPersomi! JMrnlios ( Miss Tiffta i* s t o p p i n g with Mrs. The musical prelude last Sunday very delightful a nd enjWhible con­ tt b o n a n d friends to pai'take of the ^ M r s . W I,. Morgan b i t for J a c k - (' K. Walker. night was enjoyed by a goodly n u m ­ Henson, sickness cert for t he benefit of t he club piano near Celery avi nue d licious a nd appetixing supper pre- sonville Wednesday aftemoon for a ber; Eatl Paxton on the violin. Miss fund. Although t h e weather was p ar ed by t he ladies of the church. visit of severa! days. v.-Mr s .lame» S m i t h of Parkcshurg, h ranees Aspinwnll on the organ and For Sale - Farm <>l ko inclement a fine aut.iience greeted T h e tables which were spread in t he Pii.. w Ito ha» !»*■*■li visiling Mrs J K Miss Lucile Aspinwnll with her nmail house, at \*. , the performance. T h a t ii was enchur ch building were tastefully dec­ Mrs. J. C. Wetdlef of St. I’eters- Terwilliger ih Imusekeeping ut thè thmbautiu anrl received t he various charmi ng voice, each cont ri but ed to 1’rice i'J.OUO, Term.- ; o r a t e d Tmd l oaded with the dsubbalance at $10 a m n u l burg is registered al thè Kobbins h° m* °f Wm Les vl tt or, Tl-ird n um be rs with pleasure wns testified a very inspirational Half hour. s tnnt ial a nd d a i n t y viands a n d e n ­ Dur morning services, both the Moss i d ace. See I | Ncst. Mrs. Weidler is bere in t h è Street, by t he rounds of nppluuse that' would trees prepared with the skill of a S u n d a y school a n d the II o'clpck at Moore's station, i nteirst of thè Adumr C h a u t a u q u a . only be satisfied with an encore, to cul inar y artist. Not wi t hs tandi ng t he whirh will ire Iteli! in Fobrunry. Friend» of Mrs. O. W. Hrady will which those t aki ng part on the p ro­ service are growing In interest und bad weather si xt y guests sat down Fur Sale*—Lot I .>, I»]*» » numbers. Were you nmong the 1he già il to bear t h a t sho is expected gram generously responded. to enjoy t he hospi tal it y of t he ladies eron C ity.I Price f.r,n *!., one t housand who wefo wa nt ed at Mrs. W. P. Cart er spent T h u r s - id Sanford .next week to spend the Miss Lucille Aspinwnll won new t he S. S. hour last Sunday? If not, a month. | Write Dr *• J of t h e church. day a t Oviedo, t he guest of friends. | next few weeks FollfrainK t h e social hour s p e n t ' s o laurels for hetself in her clever cos- t a k e a new start n ext Sunday. 44 E N i n t h St !, . delightfully t og et her the business t u m c recitals. It would he dillirult Mr. a nd Mrs. Long of A t l a n t a . *■Mrs, Haines, nee Miss Irene Rrudy ty j udg u in which group of songs she Next Sunday morning the special meeting was held. Ga „ arri ved lust week to spend th«*.-*ms tin- attractive gui st of Mr? \\ Heports from t he various d e p a r t ­ excelled for Japanese a n d Indian | f? r ^ n s j d e r a t i o n will? he. *I' winter in Sanford as usual. K. Wnt*<m for several days this week An Optimistic Optiook for 1Ö15." ment s of the chu rch showed, s p l y n - *......... were beautifully rendered. As a U s t Wednesday night, despite did p r o g p s s for tin >’«nr Just | y j j r * ftl)(| |,,.,irrrr> who h a v e / M r Tenney D e e n e lias returned J a p a n es e midden she was charming, t he storm of tin* evening, a ' g n o r t - ^ f r + A e e ^ e e » ^ '’<■»->»< * - , a n d an e n g a g i n g outlook for „ cueM, 1(f Mnt. \Vll| H a n d to Stetson I nivursity to r c um* hi, : a a Indian muid «he was irresist­ n u m b e r of memb er s end friends new church year. At t he ann ua l i , . , , ible. She was a ccompani ed by Miss . . . rur Rent- - i i .i' .ii .a,, ii n*••... gathered for the annual business ... election oft otllccrs alln .ofi the n r u m 1will cave t oday• tor l a m p a a,,n d studies, !• n ut rí s Aspinwnll, also in costume, i . i o t h e r points in houui Moridu. He-------mooting. The fail),ful .Martha» pro-'«»' '.very ronv, , 1 , , ... . , who is one oí t he beat accompani st s bent s werej re-elected, except t n e -----turning here they will leave for vided a very s u m p t u o u s b an q u e t for ______n i a \ t rnui._____ , A congenial p arty from Orlundo iff t h e city. trenaurer, Mr. C. R. Walker, r e ­ ................................ t heir honje in Now N\a»hington, •• l s t o p p i ng at the S a n f o r d House nrn nil present, which was appreciated lo signed. It was with m an y regrets Miss Margery Hoor, violinist of For Rent Room t h a t Mr. W a l k e r ’s resignation was a b o u t Ffeli, 1st. Nlr.jind^Mrs. R I) Waring M¡’» U t0 a o » V -' s’ • La usen gei and Mr. M. D. Wilson. pleasure with her beautiful execution Ln or the r n t i n n \ u s ifof!e. r e por t. --------------------a c c e p t e d for he fias been so clf»scly ' Mr. C. E. C a r t e r of Valdosta, u t.nd won dei ful tal ent . Miss P o o r ’s 1 w,lir|' «bowed t h e church in good identified with t h e various interests For Rent ' }ji-. • Mr. J. T. GctshofT of T a m p a ‘is in name on a ny prog ram i nr uro» Its i condition end tiie election of of­ rotini*« over Vowel ID Of t he orgmiizntion and .has been nephew of Mr. W. P. < art er has ficers. An important» piece of bjiri . V o w e l l - A < ' . such a loyal, faithful officer for » o ! accept ed t he position of bookkeeper t he city in the i nt erest of the county success. uvas was the ad opt i on of ,i M,.r u. ,d m a ny years St seemed almost imwith tileH. & O. Garag< fair. Mr . Ft. K. Tolar, pin no so|oi«t, i« ** Mi.rkn of i.» E f f . I . : ’ Cl . furi i*i possible to accept his resignation. a sperinl favorite in Sanford and is Powers has re tur ned —towar ds which otrr ebbr ehes as an Erst F o u r t h M Mr. Henry Nickel was elected to J * °L A. K M r a n d .Mrs. W i n . II. Milche!! of al ways greeted with h e a rt y applause ¡ ur tiN o r t h i rder ..re rnoving. till bis place, s howi ng a wisechoice U"tn aChri st man visit to S a l e m , N !.. tire r e g i s t e r e d . t t h e l b r numbers .ire al ways am on g ti e f o r >. I, i rut litt)« in tin- selection for there i> ever} I arolinn Mi*. I u s e r be t s h e 1» a mitsiii.in of •itmsii ,1 S a n fo rd H»U"< tur f . -! * *. i •< reason to believe t ha t Mr. Nick'd "on will r e t ur n biter al. lilt} a nd reflects gn-at credit ujnri wills S i r I .. will be j u n as faithful and loyal in ---ri.. Mi", l'omelia S m i t h and Mi-* t tie i it y Felici i| a n d i fulfilling the duties of Ills ollire as •rii Libr.’t; »'i* m i . tu-ti »dl lie iield Gl adys Smith, w I iü have been the Missek Jodie C u u g h ma n ami Miss v /'rrro H iil M ilitim i i • . i. . . . , Cora C. Hollingi r. Ida predecessor. l>thfr officers elect­ t he Lilvrnry Lilvary ’on' on next Thtirrday, | Ca na a la tn . Nr N Mr. -and Mrs. W. S. T h o r n t o n p o pu l ur guests of Mr s. A. W. Fitts Cecil Knufmun, of < Miss J acobi ’s inii Urn e d - were Trustees, Dr. C. E. Walker, J.’. nu-,-e 11,'ni rt^nn p. m. have ns their guest today. Mrs. Jr., have returned t o t h r i r home at School of Art. Jacksonville, gave C. F. Hoskins a n d F. , R . K e n t ; For Rent New Smyrna. | several dancing number» t h a t wore T h o r h t o n ’s father, Mr. I) D. H u n ­ Clerk, Miss Flora Walker; Dea conn, ly furnished , tmn-h enjoyed. Thei r i nt erpret at ion FI uh Die When Drawn t’r. r Depth« ter, an«! brother, F J. H u n b ’i from .1 F. Secord. Fi ndl ay Mun so pv‘C. K pi l one , goi ’d \ | r and Mrs C K IbibD'ir o ' of the new modern dailies Wim .1 In tin ,-tea; i| ■. | o • Winter P ar k; a!*(> itti u n de . Mr C W U . l k e r . L’sliers. Messr* Fr.ieer^ g r **.i-i \|. ( Imagi» .ire giii'si^ in tile eltv . t .-.ine graceful exhibition of art In the twtnpvr o u r • i I: * Armstrong, H a r r y Carlson and Kl. lii.b b ir s N n o m a t t e r v\hui o m.,> l.. ut t h e »hr [dance of tin* Temple Hells, iiccorn c h o i r Muster. E T bitl.-r will sp en d several day- in our fare Whe n Hi- !r: . . ». i■ i h t on Moiightnn I’ llv.b .rid par n <1 h v Mi*s I.•i* lib- Aspinwnll M iid M: ^ f p r .itv a it h t he p r o - p . ' I .,f m.ikii.e t b iWiardrUlT M lisle Comtnittee, ;1*< d In tl|i- w.»rk ,i r i !.[ » ., loir I' ’ 11 1,-ir ..tir. *i.i- lit 1 1 > ilawgliti r ! .. solm-t, \ 11- - > mil K iifrrotn » Iits future htiiue r u r f h e e contail.llig '-¡.I . fjneli., et .» »II I K \\ ..Iker h iridili} MiiristMl n ed t -» » Ilf 1 I >.ty 101111 Wi-il i-speclallv ftft’ uctiv'e rinentire pr*. rc.ni uri >1 liver from mals^ hnil lish i.dmJ ;-n n¡, ,j i ,i ( U Walker f 1»C4 1 'tilt * Mrs. Hurry Ferrati was the guest desila} til visit tileir cousin, Ni­ W , g r a i n » a s t h o r o u g h l y g o o d a n d well most of tlje r r e j t u r i M .m> <!• el »11 *i • e l v i i | bv t h e a u d i e n c e It re li peterMrs I ' . t er s .111*1 <d Mrs It I Tbs. di, r **• Wedile* fuel, ult I h**»e ft,.in ili, .I... r ¡. 1n m ii net merit« K í h ' ; »» son, Jack, r etur ned wiili tinnì in Ib-i t ' m u c h cr edit U pon tin- d e p a r t At tin Imperial M u , day. w sé J i. ii ters of great hydrostatic pressure to niched r" ,’, continuously dei n nrliig in. - m e *■ ■ r * » ? ■ ■ V1 fV' , '' ■ ' • ........................................................................... : ; • - V n* * — - 1 - *V‘^- -V*. t v — ABOUT PEOPLE A N D EVENTS I sirnI Comedy under auspices oí t he Welfare Depart meni, Woman's Cl ub im FOR KENT P : X u llr - *4 ' % |i | » | I f l i t ! ii P Si , llun fin *»f l)i t f a t lirni'f il O * 1* ' I uh' f I Statuì«» For 1»i*i f ii-liTli-m*- . Tolar, '**• ** f k i l l * [O I ef. W A N T 1, r 1 • "I . i i*» j* 0is I t i t i •• ||.\ » fit I l i * Hit» fW > ipf 'ht* i l e f k I j í ‘ ! I If i Ul I li> J - W anted 4 ü -K rl-M r rt H • hi rit ♦ Great Sale B oy’s ,y PerCent Discount Sale ♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ » « ♦ ♦ m m 4 « i i « ♦♦♦♦♦ ; ili V ' * ‘ ............. r 7 S ee Window ■ Í FOR SALK !j For Sale Overland Touring Car, iholoughly overhauled, gcod runni ng order Underwood Typewri ter, No, t. Ilrut class condition. One Oak Roller T o p Desk, nearly new. One Walnut Flat Desk, old styh-. One Plant Jr. Horse Cultivator, practically new. One Painter Fertilizer Drill. Seven Darrel», for spraying mix­ tures. Lot Hoes and o t h e r tools. ,* Thirty-ftvo h un dre d Cablmge Crat es. If you want a bargain in a ny of t h e ab ov e call on o r address C. C. Woodruff, Sanford, Fla. 4p-4tp F rom the Price • % I♦ * All Local A(lvi*rtÌHt’im*iiis I mlt-i Thlii Ilfffdiffft T H R E E C E N T S a Lint’ For Enrlt Insertion, Minile urn C luuge 2 .» Cents. ' Choice for Just One-Fourth O i l ¿f ♦ ♦ CLASSIFIED ♦ ADVERTISING « e o Li ♦ Ladies’ Suits and Coats i ♦ ________________________ Sale irt Winter Garden— Large 2 story 6 room house, repainted., one acre land, barn. $2,100, cash or term s. F. J. Hill, Winter Garden, Florida. r0-7tp . For Sale— Five W hite W yandotte Cockerels. ' Rex Packard, R. D , 2, Sanford. •-a.; ___ ‘____________ _______________________________ ____________ — V, ■- I ___________________________ . W’a n t e d — Work on f i r m by reli­ able man, good references. N. T. Berry. Gen. Del., c i t y . 40-4tp ’s I ,i • ■ . v< S : : I ¿¿i- » . • For, sale $2300, celery ftVm at a bar­ gain, 16 acres right in village, 600 feet from R. R. siding. Cheap and on ea sy terms, 6 acre« all plowed and irrigated. Fine flowing well. The land is all fenced and just- ready to start planting. You can price of the land th is year. . i f . i rl lot. i . . . <•1' *11*VI I 1I l\ ’ ■I’ : I ■ It , » |l Iiout I; . • plain* r c c u r d o ffir«. W anted <. i i 111 La - 1 I">ne i .- l \\ . a g ' m d gì ut b - c: a dr l\ M. III.v e ii g ui l d l 1 c-o ll erald Orb' Wanted To buy horse wagon. Mu-t d it in n- an d a real , R. ,N. Poston, 1. • v lO-'Jie BAKCRY m I ns-; 4 4* Make a Trip to Our Bakery **' Don't be afraid No.one will h u r t you And you’ll n o t Ik delayed. Wc arc unusually I’01' As busy as can Ik . But little t o t s like you W e m an age to »cc J . L. Miller s¡ B akory » PK«s* ' �( THEY ARK COMING TO THE SEMINOLE BOUNTY 1 AIK FEBRUARY :ird, 1th. 5th and lith, 1915 ÏÏÏ! TH E S A N F O R D H E R A L D "™ AND FRIDAYS IN S ANFORE* Elf*’ /* H i,/, Uvtng SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY. J I M \RY 12 . 1915 __________ _____________________________________________ VOLUME VI NO 11. w e l c o m e to our c i t y • -------------------------------- . LABOR HOSTS C A PTU R E SANFO R D TODAY AND HOLD FOR T H R E E D AYS—M ANY RO M INENT MEN OF FLO RIDA ARE H ER E A TTEN D IN G T H E A N N U A L CONVENTION The fit It«'I)» of Sanford will act a i | t he history of tJic Stale Federation e n t u p o n the c o n v e n i n g of ihc State host to o real Hve convention o f , o f Labor «ill he held in Sanford Federation at Sanfor d on the 12th »orkin* people who meet a nnua ll y, Mrom J a n u a r y 12 to J a n u a r y lfi, ar - instant, a n d it being impossible for thii being'the fifteenth a n n u a l c on - ' cording to the expectation of the me to lie in a t t e n d a n c e on account rention of the Florida S t a te Kederu- s t a t e president, C. K. Shejiard, edi- yl «Vi’ , 9 t ^ c i ^ L v U ^ c a T. L«i ii 4^ M*4«uag 1ttJr**of'‘ t u * vi tffe liil. Mifltfti •'! id mi r.afior i.dii'H Journal JDurild I at ill lilt* 111 time, iiilii'» lI .till d the irrvai present a m KiiiiiK going ito tfWTdT U b or. 'X ” w . . * .... .North, east, s out h and west in tho Mr. Shepard leave* tomorrow to ^ auk t h a t you kindly represent me a t this convention. p f »t »ute of Florida delegate» are You may assure t he convention of • arriving t<> convene in session t oday, in) h ea rt y s ympat hy in their lightWednesday a nd T h ur s d a y. Those eon* elloits (or the bet t er me nt anti delegate represent over t en thouthe general welfare of t he laboring ,md •killed arti sans of some thi rt y |ieo|i|<’ of ot/r slate 1 «ineerely ho)ie different rafts, a large contingent that the i-otu i ni io,i «ill he one •rrived , 1' t e r d a y ns an a dva nce fraught «itti gr>.,t o n n " " piard frutti I k-nnville, am on g them Vlu-1 Iler lorill lini li « I m h a - a pr III beine lb, secretary of the Federa inerii piaci* on the pr ogr a m of this lion,. Mr « K. Terry convention is Arthur Keep, who was The convention will hold its sota delegate to the eoriventlon of the tion at the commodious E l g i n Hall xnd the pa r li am e n t n r y . b u si n e s s l i k e manner tfiat this-» r e p r e s e n t a t i v e » of ihr working nutrì c nr r v o n d u r i n g the |*fi’ • * i *i»i > w o u l d ani -mi »^ ih«* »’v*1»ii*iî vm r cpr i ni*nt;ilIM* axera k • d* i»'U.tt• ?♦ un* ho- V Air. , TOII hoi l Í: k 1*1 • h ‘ en„’ii,' • m «iriiU' uy i*» p a r i of thn for („'I nu» i . .. t ». 11 * o n V»•iilioiiN a n d flu f ) i .iti»*. *if ] l»»rid ♦ bofijfi ili*’ i pr \ t **»n V* i t hmi that . of UMti .tr* i n tin* jo!» fur f!i»*ir pur* •• *nit V Brillar 1* » IV** d» T«‘d Ti tupo t h.ii n u l i i to* a * tu .J". ■re ,*( ■t 1 Mt« r«**l t %» t hr- u nrki/»i; nun a ■ )*■ pr«*mir.«*nt tijim»* - t ! ♦ f 1 ,1 will . 1 » f • « I*f, ««-fi l|Ofl 1 .i ... . OrTi. m a ' 'la ' a g i d a I ion t h r o u g h t he •tate h gl laI un t i m t «Ìli Hfl -l'Oie of l e ,I ' Il»l,rdens of tin- l|:nfair barde ri­ I t la- ! oili ng m e n a n d worn sii <fi i. d tal P thi­ I I" r ll. f' i • It*',! T!,. Ila- t l i l ee Aaxi llary rrpreseiit.ilives in t he |rer»nnnge of Mn. J l[ Hoyle, Mrs. J II Mackey and At,-. I R Ilovington These ladie» «fil make a s trenuous e!!«,M ln-i '■ a L a d l e - Ao m I o* v m ronra ti. • *,; tl | |,.. S u n f o - d I . fi - lor.-1 I . ■I .. I.. I......................... P . .1 i I! be III ir I 1 It . , *I I he I , dur c w I’«'. ,i U i i r e r , - ufi nfoi *< M M ., i lie e ■b III • >t t i e r e. h \\ A d rop <u ' AUXllla r . « lo t g t tie t-r-„i„. t. .,i o i l , er p a r t ­ ' d the c o u n t r y indeed Í' • IT 1-«■ . i tu I -r.' f i ' h i - 'll ■o o i r io t t, • t r o o t Ao « i l l COIIle to *-ll li 'M I ■- t o o r g a m r e I. « on A ai! mi it Itr. I »li f t « IT i t o l i •f t h e L a.10 d l>e tl" is l- I• t - \\ Slice t . i t , A l Mill ■ A ■■rc.. t l»y ot •• «,» 1 1««-«r N. a t l filí.i. l he Ìndie* in L t d s o u vi l l e anil o r g a n ir fi .i Ladl e- ' Auxi l i ar y of the ( ' e n ­ on«* o f t ht • | | \ 4I’liest o r g a n i z a t i o n * WO !m \ «• in \\w loci, 1 m o v e meni To i h»*\ Vu*V«• pr> >» • 1 »alna Id.,IV*F 1 1o «n r fluivi'• ni en t would !»•* put I »ni! it eiuld NI,» m,«»,' f,i, t hi» I. o « ti '• e ; i •r . 1 I. V 1 Me , - \\ "». . r i P«»r í ■ ed t h a t convention from J ac k so n­ ville. in company with their h u s ­ b an d s wlio were delegates were so i m b u ed with the work of the t r a d e u n i o n m o v e m e n t t h a t o n the follow­ ing Ilf* Hi III they call e, I a meeti ng of trai Tr a de s A L i b o r Council, s t a r t ­ ing wi th just a few members. T h e y now lui ve a member shi p of 90 a n d garnie. i the following unions in the , ! clfy of Jacksonville: Starionary E n - , gllteer Hotelier Workmen. llfewery , .. ml a Fellemi L i b or t hinn | • »tv. ,i u ni on «d S t ru , to t h e a t IV. \ l: >«ng Die nllter f e a t u r e s > >i I lie p- >. i,, w,|| 1 ,■ t h. •I■(r iet I ■*, »I. t Ml III - . ' II t!-f *. 1 s ti .« ,-< .1' r I I l! i I .<I III li VI .It I , III, ) a 1 In I ri fdi At H i, I i I- (111 , I IMg 1 •. I tnoriiing tin • . r g 'e],. • No I »rr , I t i .1 11 i - I donili ri a I *1* si­ I M U, I 1 , 0 1 , 1 ., M. , 1 , 1 , <1er.......... i 1 .1 Sell.' u»r liM 1 1 I- , L i b o r , ( I n s t i n g ' ! l i v e F o r r e s t Luk« .*> ,1 t',ll Kidil rf t h e r e w i t h s u b mi t f or y o u r eons i d M c N i in«’«-, th! • " • . t «t -1, . til » ; r el ,t t loft . t h e aiilill.il r e p o r t <d .M'l'f l' \* ', 1' d i sc us s i on * of • .•’ 1, • \1 ' lu«'ll -fire A„■ • i i.gin, ,¡r .i.,, ■ nía i. ■ • or ni " l a t ..... ["■ M. ' f i l i l a ., * > t # r . n f ii L ti,,r f 1Hi Ii N I k II I «hur Mi i: l.ttn I. , I ■d w o m e n Cl» 11L111**0 fi 1» T h e delay it, the u i», triol h er n , <1sni|tb t **i -i , ■biter- at he u n i o n m e n of Ja* ksrm K v c r g l u d c - will ill rc i l vl ' il b y ill« . . l „o Ville i>r l i e p u r p o s e of t r y i n g to hel p velinoti, and some a* t p" the tiuinuii race, physically, morally, i II. t taken tM tnentally and financially; in other r u t ’,ur >1 o, ful ™'d». MBnd for justice ..ml Î , " l e ; n ? 1 1«»l*r-vcrn. n . I • * . w o rk «qullty to all m a n k i n d . • r’11 llu'ir ,rUnt “ n, ‘ m, tlieir Any lady who is related to a work- wK,,h ,,u" man .«diluted with the American ,w#liVP Tiie Sanford Hoard ot I : 'fi haFederation of Labor hus entree into t uken over the matter of entertain tbis organiiation. Ttie- pro»|*erts fwm tdv-ncpil r«i|»crts shpw Hurt m e n i . of if,’legate«, and Mr *>hcpard tbtoe btlies will leave on e djourn- h i s been informed tl... t ' . !. fi,-ate mrnt of the convention a live Ia dies* program of social event- h - been prepaied. Th e w o m e n will L* gi' eri Auxiliary in Sanford. The following i . iron, t he Miami | « I ^ C u H ^ M e n t i o n Mr. Shepard is f u r t h e r ufii.rined Mítrepoli-: t h a t thcru have jnnm a l a rge n u m b e r ^ nf "i the larfees convention« of new locals formed t h r o u g h o u t t h e ' s t at e d u r i n ( t he pas t t w e l v e m o n t h s T h e membership of t h e un i on - ha s increased 15 per cent a n d t h e li na ncps of thn s ta te organir.: ti<ui a r e in splendid shape. * T h e fifteenth a n n u a l c o n v e n t i o n of t he S ta t e Federation of L i b o r conconvened a t 9 o'clock this morningAmong the features of this m e e t ­ ing will bo an address by Mrs. K. L. Cooley, piesi dent of the Florida Kqual Franchise League, on Wom­ a n ’s Suffrage.*’ Robert McNamee, also of Jacksonville, win* i» the f ed­ eration's legal advisor will del iver his annual report and Ion 1 Farris will deliver an addr,f»>> on Need of a Constitutional * on voli­ t ion." J . C. Privctt, s tat e labor inspector will deliver t he address on behalf of t he s t at e u|»on request of Governor P ar k Trammell , who sets forth his reasons ih tho following letter to Mr. « Pri vet t : v d V “ H aving been invited to Ire pres- M É r ., M: I'. p r o m i s e , ttiat of > . Ì fit- l..p >-r:> forwu riling ■opie i , i a eh iiirron ., It.. >1 la eli lolle III t Tim r V A 11-1 w. •H f i t —I t a t , »» <• ' t, • fie rigt’l to CUat t l i e i r , f rniieluse a n d «ill lend t hei r Hid L a b o r Inspector efTnrt-' t'iw'iifds pu ri fy in g the pollt- Hr» 1 (' ical a t ino*|,l.i re in m a n y citn»H o í .i i\- I i' p • i. r, • i,t i- oil' i , 1 r «• i,- nifi p u l HO|t||‘ of t Hp r\u ! e -fits ini.>* o t *31\ o»n . , 1 - i "• .......' I ih n**vs ¿oinjc on •:ifi .. t ha t t . 1 m o, * fi" ■ - *— ** • I o - o rigarti t «* |,r ,t'l. fit. V gr o u nd s f o r »• t t ......... ' V ♦ , , ■■ .«• 11 ,i o ♦ '•! r » , '. '., 1 .. ■, > tlort I. t.v* • t *f i », I in, gl V1 1, »II.,..« in • bar ge ««f I tif.il V** •*»# «km« I d • .1 !i f ! I,ti 1he i 1 I'M Ifi, . ) » t 1 fi.it neglect.’» e i ’ - M. m i t he pr - t , o d .Mid t!i. u.*r! il <d |l ■ I in A ! , '» n . alni llu' ir welfare i» th** ii*. • ! i*«Ri t tint w« ■ o*• ni' i"e l' l"i l ii ;. m M. I M’ 1hi- !.. .»■ - short If h e r d u t y I rt •nkllii assure-, t h e m llial tu- u t y 1Olilli wish it t o III', 1 a m of 1 lie opilt* ! ,if llu'ir m n t h a t wi t h 1h>’ l,a«i. m g of the e o i i i l u s i o n , l dcni re t o t h a n k ' lit»' *tll gi \ l i ve l i t e F.iisl < oas i Raiiw» i y xviil Nl.lt«* l e det iiti oi, of 1»i Lor a n d th<’ o tt l ce r- for ilu s u p p o r t r e m b ' i e d t h i s i b " a r r e n g e a s p e ci a l t r ii f•ir llie p«r-o uni eftort* of ev e r y d e l e g a t e nllici- d u r i n g ' h e y e a r , a l - o the l o e a l . idj Li t c d for t lie su|ip«»rt■n - m n a m i ma n; , side tri|- will I«’ U it tl In­ «tilt«’ - e i u t i ■r a n d r«' |,res«’lit u ni o n « i a u !> < ’ jilauned glv«'H I lie s t a t e b o d y , nil working f o r .«11V«• in hi* fit. 1m t «lit-- filli The e d i t o r s in S a n f o r d wete a bo-y pr«»|»erly aiiiended alni t h è olirne of t h e su m e goal to m a k e c o n d i t i o n s i((| )„.|(| tneet m g s rigdit ufi lo t In laboi inspeetor I»’ Iliade a power for b e t t e r t limi «•■ finii t h e m . If t h e „ rfBnKP,| | „ r t he I mntpiei Thls ! R"‘»d. i nsof ar a - lite live* a n d w„lt r a d e u ni on * had n e v e r done any­ Mur|,r jM. j,, v c t n r s w h o ' f ar e of luti*- childreii «re eoneiTrud. t h i n g m o r e t h a n t o c a ll a t t e n t i o n t*> .,,| Mot expecled so mueli in thè I.altor Press th«' m a n y i n d u s t r i a l wrongs , t h i s w n v of e n t e r t a m tn'etit P r o i n p t l v ut \A i 1 . Vi t « .t I b, r pa p«T« m t iit; , h(. iU u trs (lf , t„. , | i „| n g l » III at a l o n e w o u l d mare t h a n j ust ify tli eir . - t a t e t h a t ar>- of u n t t d d v a l u e t o t he , , |(t S an f o rd f l o u — w.-r,- t h r o w n workt r- giv m g «m , h week s u c h in­ cxi-fi, in >■. but this i- a «te e s t u m „ „ .j t()l. Ulbles re p re s e n ted f o r m a t i o n t h a t c a n n o t ite o b t a i n e d jo every way T h e e d i t o r s j in t h e d a i l y pr ess, b o t h p a p e r * are in , ht. Ce l e r y City a n d they ... . . . . .............. .. » tut tbor w e r e m m . , ..... . of it by t h e l arge j ^ j y uniU.r‘’Btun<| ' , he aims a nd «*- hu m i r V I ■III I *'l I Meeting o f Hie Press Associations tjist Fridaij H as a liifj Success Th­ íra! i • report t *f g a n i / a l i o i i Work i t - |i.is| i r a r I h. \ i- or I'll < m f u t u r e own their • o wn home. We believe a similar m ov e has b e e n m a d e in this direction in the M ag ic Ci ty of Miami. a. *. Ladles’ Auxiliary ,* x .» # • .,• . >1lortly alter t ho Miami c onvont jon | . i s , y v , i T 1 tdit*v who a t t e n d .1. d ' ir.i . 1•• n -«•-» «»I«- •«• 1« *■ Lad,,’ • <alli’il f"r at 1lie ■.. »t •Ixt« !•, t 11 .it « I l , «• *1 •1 . r,H,¡ . «•î » . 1. »ei g * l*'f* * t •r f i . o t rii' nt Ti. i " - ol t he S t a i e ! d. tue f p r n u . .rii,, t o »■ Come K ee p will d e l i t e r bis tl'cel tl,i* secietary t r e a s u r e r for t h e c u r r e n t , him of t h e needs of each union, a y e a r ending December 1st, 1914: 1copy -of which I have for y our inIn making this my first report | npert Ion and npproval. will say t het I t ook up the duties of, 1 believe it has been proven Imjt hi s utlu-e U«-Jan, 2!*th/ 1PN, alid Ifrt’yWWV *Hrfdo«f of\T dohht t h a t i R a s thl* hat have elapsed, been out in* the lii * eleven « m »» ii m u i oDni it uhns tHull fill >U Ullipst'ii, r n had ii.ki practice to m give K1* 1 vitiw . . . . .% . .a. : . t compared with t he mime time In pi ^ i W i f u u u i r -of Mato inajfaiine, yea r y o u «ili f u u I b y close s t u d y of ligure- in the financial report that t he St..te Federation of Labor Im* ma de «(fienili,I gains, not w ilhslutiding tin y e a r jti-l closed h a s been ra th er , •It \ «¡«r, l ini ii-t rt ills -pen t ing fin per meli o( -olii !• !■J, ■- i, a , . |eit >.ih)or«l o o l i i d a v ih, o. , n fieliig thè m«- et rngs of ih, S o u t h F l o r i d a Press A s s o e i a t i o n , t h è !.. .he H eg i on Press A s s o e i a t i o n a n d t hè m e e t i n g ifi t h è Kxx-eutive C o m ................ . t h è FMÌAdd l'r«’<" Associa t n m . (In ar rot ini of ininsiiig traili "OOO.'.IOI- many of t hè m e m l w r fini noi a r r i v i ' until late in thè after nomi ami t he y «er«- immmlhit« ly tiefcen in u u t o m o l i i l e s f or a trip over thè l e l e r y lields. I |KMt i h e i r r e t u r n t h e S o u t h Florida l’r»»ss Assoc i at i on wa.- c a ll e d t o o l de r by P re si de nt Hump li ru- in t h e S anfor d H o u a n d many m a t t e r s of i m p o r t a nee d b cussed It was decided t o have t he L i k e R e g i o n m e m b e r s b e c a m e it part Ho nd a A“ ‘, r j * ‘ io" *' tlmy wished ro do so anil this mat p yrilmUl of celery that was franked, Of t h e . South ■" * “ • . , . j , ia |)0r m„ ’» - - « , ..........- ..............Z , '!! ‘ ln? ‘li" hBB o( celt,r> w••r,• *"*u “rV'1. ov« , i n helping to s up p or t his paper, both a«., the meeting. ] t h e tables. Roses and ferns and L BUb , crlptlon and contribution of T h e Executive C o m mi t t e e , com- (lower* of all kind* wer e a m o n g t h e 1 news f r om his u n i o n As n r e s i d e n t posed of President It. J. H o l l y . ' t a b l e decoration*. * of J uc kEonvi ll e I k n o w t h e A r t i s a n Harry llrown of the St. Augustine President L a ke of the Commercial ha s c h a m p i o n e d t^ie w o r k e r s ’ ca us e Record, Oscar Conkllng of t h e Miami C l ub asked Rev. Waldron to invoke Record, Claude Johnson of the Kis- t h e divine blessing upon the as se m­ a n d h a s e x p o s e d many i hi ng * in p o l­ sornmee Journal, Clarence Woods of blage, after which t hey sat down and it i cs the d a i l y p a p e r s f e a r e d t o han­ the Kustis !a»ke Region a n d Clyde did justice to t h e following rruYru: dle. !n*nh(ir t, it is a free a n d unGlenn proxy for W. F. Stovull of the tr am m eled sheet always standing Celery lettuce Tampa Tri bune met several time* Chicken Soup wi t h Rice fur i h e r ight it.fi fenrb*» in it* light during t he interim a n d accomplished Roast Young Tu rk e y iigi. iti»t wrong ' m ucfi in t he way of a r r a n g i n g u pro Chestnut Dressing grain for t he meeting in Miami. It La tint T e m p l e Cranberry Marmalade wa* definitely decided to hold the D u r i n g tfie y e a r t h e T r a d e l nionMushed Potatoes next meeting of the Florida Press French Pea* Water Biscuits ists of Jacksonville have organized Association on March 26i h, 26th and American Cheese Hot Mince Pin and i ncorporated a Labor Temple 27th a n d t he program t h a t will be Cafe Noir Sanford Cigars Avsocfotion. Much stock has al­ given to t h e public later is one that President L i k e then called upon will appeal to the association. It will ready been, sold to local unions am^ be a business meeting a n d the joy t h e followirig gentlemen for ' re­ individual m e m b e r s , and it is the , • rides will not be allowed t o interfere sponses to t he t oas ts : Address of welcome, Mayor D. L. e a r n e s t hope of the ^nrksonvUle with the business aesaions. Thn Continued on Page 8 Unionists to some day in tho near Executive Committee was very en- j. j4 • i IjU ÌM • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1915 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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PAGE E IG H T » sirnI Comedy under auspices oí th e Welfare Depart m eni, Woman's C lub I THE SANFORD , JANUARY 8. ISIS Mrs Humphrey of Tarhoro. N. C., Apopka on T h ursday. m ont and especially the fo m m jtle e w ant a b argain call on <»wr„.r i r. , in charge. Fifth street, Sanford. Fla, j~'T v Miss Jodie Cnughm nn and Miss I ---------------------- ------- *— ^---------- Congregational t'h u rrh For Sale * Wholesale ( . Hev I. S. W alker of Hirhview, Cecil Kaufm an of Jacksonville a r e J a n u a r y meetitig of Welfare De- Hi., will arrive to d a y to visit his sort, the a t t r a c t iv e guests of Mrs. R. E. J For this m onth a helpful series water lish business, in.'l i,lir g «,? purtident. Dr. Neal will give echoes Mr. It Walker for several weeks, Tolar. on the general subject " G ro w th ” is t e t s , Ash boat» and gasnli,,.. iftUr(,k * Continued From Pi»«e 5) of the Health Association meetinjt _______ being considered at the evening also fish house, etc In •Imre ,,( (; ^ ^ C ongrrm itional S upper at Jacksonville '/M iss Dira Tifila of Hutchinson, services, 7 o'clock; the second one Aingenl. -"-•Ur ,\/ msic l>rpt. Concert T h e unnual business meeting of of the seties will be given next S un­ .Feti, Heller Hahy Contesi a n d Mimi . arrtVed on Mori day t» tnke Wednesday evening at the Im ­ r o r Side C ho»| t ,it t h e C engrcgntional church on Wod- Hnhy Show for thè ("ounty Fair d ay l i g h t, and good m usy is «lwn\ up her dulie* a» teneh e r of drawing perial T heatre the Music D e­ l 1s t ilod, hom e hmi i esday night preceded by a d e ­ provided. a n d music iti th è publb’ »clini ds ment of the Woman's Club gave a with growing crops lightfully ¡’„ form al gathering of memPersomi! JMrnlios ( Miss Tiffta i* s to p p in g with Mrs. The musical prelude last Sunday very delightful and enjWhible con­ tt b o n a n d friends to pai'take of the ^ M rs . W I,. Morgan b it for J a c k - (' K. Walker. night was enjoyed by a goodly n u m ­ Henson, sickness cert for th e benefit of the club piano near Celery avi nue d licious and appetixing supper pre- sonville Wednesday aftem oon for a ber; Eatl Paxton on the violin. Miss fund. Although t h e weather was p ared by the ladies of the church. visit of severa! days. v.-M rs .lame» S m ith of Parkcshurg, h ranees Aspinwnll on the organ and For Sale - Farm <>l ko inclem ent a fine aut.iience greeted T h e tables which were spread in the Pii.. w Ito ha» !»*■*■li visiling Mrs J K Miss Lucile Aspinwnll with her nmail house, at \*. , the performance. T h a t ii was enchurch building were tastefully dec­ Mrs. J. C. Wetdlef of St. I’eters- Terwilliger ih Imusekeeping ut thè thmbautiu anrl received the various charm ing voice, each contributed to 1’rice i'J.OUO, Term.- ; o ra te d Tmd loaded with the dsubbalance at $10 a m n u l burg is registered al thè Kobbins h°m * °f Wm L esv ltt or, Tl-ird num bers with pleasure wns testified a very inspirational Half hour. stn n tia l and d a in ty viands a n d e n ­ Dur morning services, both the Moss id ace. See I | Ncst. Mrs. Weidler is bere in t h è Street, by th e rounds of nppluuse that' would trees prepared with the skill of a S u n d ay school a n d the II o'clpck at Moore's station, inteirst of thè Adumr C h a u ta u q u a . only be satisfied with an encore, to culinary artist. N otw ithstanding the whirh will ire Iteli! in Fobrunry. Friend» of Mrs. O. W. Hrady will which those taking part on the pro­ service are growing In interest und bad weather s ix ty guests sat down Fur Sale*—Lot I .>, I»]*» » num bers. Were you nmong the 1he già il to bear t h a t sho is expected gram generously responded. to enjoy the h ospitality of the ladies eron City.I Price f.r,n *!., one thousand who wefo w anted at Mrs. W. P. C arter spent T h u rs - id Sanford .next week to spend the Miss Lucille Aspinwnll won new th e S. S. hour last Sunday? If not, a m o n th . | Write Dr *• J of th e church. day a t Oviedo, the guest of friends. | next few weeks FollfrainK th e social hour s p e n t 's o laurels for hetself in her clever cos- ta k e a new start next Sunday. 44 E N in th St !, . delightfully to g eth er the business tu m c recitals. It would he dillirult Mr. and Mrs. Long of A tla n ta . *■Mrs, Haines, nee Miss Irene Rrudy ty judgu in which group of songs she Next Sunday morning the special meeting was held. G a„ arrived lust week to spend th«*.-*ms tin- attractive gui st of Mr? \\ Heports from the various d e p a r t ­ excelled for Japanese a n d Indian | f? r ^ n s j d e r a t io n will? he. *I' winter in Sanford as usual. K. Wnt*<m for several days this week An Optimistic Optiook for 1Ö15." m ents of the church showed, s p ly n - *......... were beautifully rendered. As a FO R KENT U s t W ednesday night, despite did p ro g p s s for tin >’«nr Just | y j j r * ftl)(| |,,.,irrrr> who h a v e / M r Tenney D e e n e lias returned J a p a n ese midden she was charming, the storm of tin* evening, a 'g n o r t ^ f r + A e e ^ e e » ^ '’<■»->»< * - , a n d an e n g a g i n g outlook for „ cueM, 1(f Mnt. \Vll| H a n d to Stetson I nivursity to rcum * hi, : a a Indian muid «he was irresist­ n u m b er of m em bers end friends new church year. At the ann u a l i , . , , ible. She was accom panied by Miss . . . r u r R en t- - i i .i' .ii .a,, in*••... ... election oft otllccrs alln .ofi the in ru m 1will cave today• tor la m p a a,,n d studies, !• n u trís Aspinwnll, also in costume, gathered for the annual business i . i o th e r points in houui Moridu. He-------mooting. The fail),ful .Martha» pro-'«»' '.very ronv, , 1 , , ... . , who is one oí the beat accom panists bents werej re-elected, except tn e -----tu................................ rn in g here th ey will leave for , A congenial p a r t y from Orlundo vided a very s u m p tu o u s b a n q u e t for ______n i a \ t rnui._____ trenaurer, Mr. C. R. Walker, re ­ iff th e city. their honje in Now N\a»hington, •• l sto p p in g at the S a n fo rd House nrn nil present, which was appreciated lo signed. It was with m any regrets Miss M argery Hoor, violinist of For Rent Room t h a t Mr. W a lk e r’s resignation was a b o u t Ffeli, 1st. N lr .jin d ^ M r s . R I) W aring M¡’» U t 0 a o » V-' s’ • La usen gei and M r. M . D. Wilson. pleasure with her beautiful execution Ln or the r n t i n n \ u s ifof!e. re p o rt. --------------------a c c e p te d for he fias been so clf»scly ' Mr. C. E. C a r te r of Valdosta, u t.nd won dei ful talen t. Miss P o o r’s 1 w ,lir|' «bowed th e church in good identified with th e various interests For Rent ' }ji-. • Mr. J. T. GctshofT of T a m p a ‘is in nam e on any program i nr uro» Its i condition end tiie election of of­ rotini*« over Vowel ID Of the orgmiizntion and .has been nephew of Mr. W. P. < art er has ficers. An important» piece of bjiri .Vow ell -A <' . such a loyal, faithful officer for » o ! accepted the position of bookkeeper the city in the in tere st of the county success. uvas was the adoption of ,i M,.r u. ,d m any years St seemed almost imwith tile H. & O. Garag< fair. Mr . Ft. K. Tolar, pin no so|oi«t, i« ** Mi.rkn of i.» E ff . I . : ’ Cl . furi i*i possible to accept his resignation. a sperinl favorite in Sanford and is Powers has retu rn ed —tow ards which otrr ebbrehes as an Erst F o u r t h M Mr. H enry Nickel was elected to J * °L A. K Mr and .Mrs. W in. II. Milche!! of a l wa y s greeted with hearty applause ¡u r tiN o rth i rder ..re rnoving. till bis place, showing a wisechoice U"tn aC hristm an visit to Salem, N !.. tire registered . t the l b r numbers .ire a l wa y s among ti e for >. I, i rut l i t t ) « in tin- selection for there i> ever} I arolinn Mi*. I u s e r be t she 1» a mitsiii.in of •itmsii ,1 Sanford H»U"< tur f . -! * *. i •< reason to believe th a t Mr. Nick'd "on will re tu rn biter al .lilt} and reflects gn-at credit ujnri w ills Si r I .. will be j u n as faithful and loyal in ---ri.. Mi", l'omelia S m ith and Mi-* t tie i it y Felici i| an d i fulfilling the duties of Ills ollire as »'i* m i . tu-ti »dl lie iield G ladys Smith, w Iiü have been the Missek Jodi e Cuughman ami Miss i •rii •Libr.’t; v /'rrroHiil Militimi . i. . . . , Cora C. Hollingi r. Ida predecessor. l>thfr officers elect­ ii the Lilvrnry on next Thtirrday, | C an aa latn . Nr N Mr. -and Mrs. W. S. T h o rn to n p o p u lu r guests of M rs. A. W. Fitts Cecil Knufmun, of < Miss J a c ob i ’s in Urn Lilvary ’on' e d - were T rustees, Dr. C. E. Walker, J.’. nu-,-e 11,'ni rt^nn p. m. have ns their guest today. Mrs. Jr., have returned t o th r i r home at School of Art. Jacksonvi ll e, gave C. F. Hoskins a n d F. , R . K e n t; For Rent New Smyrna. | several dancing number» that wore T h o rh to n ’s father, Mr. I) D. H u n ­ Clerk, Miss Flora Walker; Dea conn, ly furnished , tmn-h enjoyed. Their interpretation FI uh Die When Drawn t’ r. r Depth« ter, an«! brother, F J. H u n b ’i from .1 F. Secord. F indlay M unsopv‘C . K p i l o n e , g o i’ d \|r and Mrs C K IbibD'ir o ' of the new modern dailies Wim .1 In tin ,-tea; i| ■. |o • Winter P ark ; a!*(> itti u n d e. Mr C W U . l k e r . L’sliers. Messr* Fr.ieer^ g r **.i-i \|. ( Imagi» .ire giii'si^ in tile eltv . t .-.ine graceful exhibition of art In the twtnpvr o u r • i I: * Arm strong, H a rry Carlson and Kl. lii.bbir s N n o m a tte r v\hui o m.,> l.. ut the »hr [dance of tin* Temple Hells, iiccorn c h o i r Muster. E T bitl.-r will spend several day- in o ur fa re W h e n Hi- !r: . . ». i■i h ton Moiightnn I’ llv.b .rid par n <1 h v Mi*s I.• i* lib- Aspinwnll M iid M: ^ f p r .itv a it h the p r o - p . 'I .,f m.ikii.e tb iWiardrUlT M lisle Comtnittee, ;1*< d In tl|i- w.»rk ,i r i !.[ » ., lo ir I' ’ solm-t, \ 11- - > mil K iifrrotn » 1 11,-i r . . t i r . * i . i - lit 1 1> ilawgliti r ! .. Iits future htiiue rurfhee contail.llig '-¡.I . fjneli., et .» »II I K \\ ..Iker h iridili} MiiristMl n ed t -» » Ilf 1 I >.ty 101111 Wi-il i-speclallv ftft’ uctiv'e rinentire pr*. rc.ni uri >1 liver from mals^ hnil lish i.dmJ ;-n n¡, ,j i ,i ( U Walker f 1»C4 1 ' til t * Mrs. Hurry Ferrati was the guest desila} til visit tileir cousin, Ni­ W , g ra in » a s th o r o u g h ly good a n d w ell most of tlje rrejturiM .m> <!• el »11 *i •e l v i i | bv th e a u d ie n c e It re li peterMrs I'.t e r s .111*1 <d Mrs It I Tbs. di, r **• Wedile* f uel , ult I h**»e ft,.in ili, .I... r ¡. 1n m ii net merit« K í h ' ; »» son, Jack, returned wiili tinnì in Ib-i t ' m u c h cred it U pon tin- d ep art At tin Imperial M u , day. w sé J i. ii ters of great hydrostatic pressure to niched r" ,’, continuously dei n nrliig in. -m e*■ ■ r* »? ■ ■ V1 fV ','' ■ ' • ....................................................................................................... : ; • -V n* * — - 1 - *V‘^- -V*. t v — ABOUT PEOPLE AND EVENTS P : ^ —-----■ im t h e truest of M r s . W. H. H yn e s . Xullr - *4' %|i|»| If lit!ii P fin fat O*1* 'I I uh' f S i , llun *»f l )i t lirni'f il Statuì«» For 1»i*i f ii-liTli-m*- . Tolar, '**• ** f [O I k i l l * ef. W A N T 1, r 1 • "I . i i*» j* 0i s 'ht* i Ititi • • ||. \ » fit í j I l i * Hit» f W > ipf I l e f k I ‘ ! If i Ul I 4ü-Krl-Mr li> J - Wanted rt H • hi rit ♦ Great Sale B oy’s ,y PerCent Discount Sale ♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ » « ♦ ♦ m m 4 « i i « ♦♦♦♦♦ ; 7 S ee Window ___________________ Í . ___ ‘____________ _______________________________ ____________ — I Sale irt W inter G arden— Large 2 s to ry 6 room house, repainted., one acre land, barn. $2,100, cash or te rm s . F. J. Hill, W inter Garden, Florida. r0-7tp W’a n t e d — Work on firm by reli­ able man, good references. N. T. Berry. Gen. Del., c i t y . 40-4tp ,i • ■ . v< S : : I ¿¿i- » . • » |l Iiout I; . • plain* rccurdo ffir«. Wanted <. i i 1 1 1 La -1 I">ne i .- l ! j _____________________ . ’ s I . l\ ’ ■I’ : I ■ It , \\ . c: a dr l\ F o r Sale— Five W h ite W y a n d o tte Cockerels. ' Rex P a c k a rd , R. D , 2, Sanford. • - a. ; V, ■- SA LK i . . <•1' *11* VI I 1I a g ' m d gì u t b For Sale Overland Touring Car, iholoughly overhauled, gcod running order Underwood Typew riter, No, t. Ilrut class condition. One Oak Roller T o p Desk, nearly new. One Walnut Flat Desk, old styh-. One Plant Jr. Horse C ultivator, practically new. One Painter Fertilizer Drill. Seven Darrel», for spraying mix­ tures. Lot Hoes and o th e r tools. ,* Thirty-ftvo hundred Cablmge C rates. If you want a bargain in any of t h e above call on o r address C. C. Woodruff, Sanford, Fla. 4p-4tp ............ ■ FOR f .i r l lot. III.v e ii g u i l d - M. l 1 c-o llerald Orb' ili V ' •% * ‘ r I♦ * All Local A(lvi*rtÌHt’im*iiis I mlt-i T h lii Ilfffdiffft T H R E E C E N T S a L i n t ’ F o r Enrlt I n s e r t i o n , M in ile urn C l u u g e 2.» C e n t s . ' Choice for Just One-Fourth O il F rom the Price ¿f ♦ ♦ CLASSIFIED ♦ ADVERTISING « e o ♦ Li Ladies’ Suits and Coats i ♦ For, sale $2300, celery ftVm at a b ar­ gain, 16 acres right in village, 600 feet fro m R. R. siding. C heap and on e a s y term s, 6 acre« all plowed an d irrig a te d . Fine flowing well. T h e la n d is all fenced a n d just- ready to s t a r t planting. You can price of the land th is year. . i W anted To buy horse wagon. Mu-t d itin n -an d a real , R. ,N. Poston, 1. • v lO-'Jie BAKCRY m I n s-; 4 4* Make a Trip to Our Bakery **' Don't be afraid No.one will h u r t you And you’ll n o t Ik delayed. Wc arc unusually I’01' As busy a s can Ik. But little t o t s lik e you We manage to »cc J . L. Miller s¡ Bakory » PK«s* ' �( T H E Y A R K C O M I N G T O T H E S E M I N O L E B O U N T Y 1 A I K F E B R U A R Y :ird , 1th. 5 th a n d lith , 1915 ÏÏÏ! T H E S A N FO R D H E R A L D " ™ AND FRIDAYS IN S ANFORE* Elf*’ /* H i,/, Uvtng SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY. J I M \RY 12. 1915 __________ _____________________________________________ VOLUME VI w e l c o m e to NO 11. o u r • -------------------------------- c it y . LABOR H O S T S C A P T U R E S A N F O R D T O D A Y A N D H O L D F O R T H R E E D A YS— M ANY R O M IN E N T M EN O F F L O R ID A A R E H E R E A T T E N D IN G T H E A N N U A L C O N V E N T IO N The fit It«'I)» of Sanford will act a i | th e history of tJic Stale Federation host to o real Hve convention o f , o f Labor «ill he held in Sanford »orkin* people who meet a n n u a lly , Mrom J a n u a ry 12 to J a n u a ry lfi, arthii being'the fifteenth a n n u a l c o n -' cording to the expectation of the rention of the Florida S ta te Kederu- s ta te president, C. K. Shejiard, edi1ttJr**of'‘tffe t u * vi liil. •'! Mifltfti id mi r.afior i.dii'H Journal JDurild I tfWTdT U b or. 'X ” w . . .North, east, sou th and west in tho Mr. Shepard leave* tomorrow to ^ p f »t »ute of Florida delegate» are • arriving t<> convene in session today, Wednesday and T h u rsd a y . Those delegate represent over ten thou,md •killed artisans of som e thirty different rafts, a large contingent •rrived , 1 'te r d a y ns an advance piard frutti I k-nnville, am ong them beine lb, secretary of the Federa lion,. Mr « K. Terry The convention will hold its sottion at the commodious E l g i n Hall xnd the p a rlia m e n tn ry . b u sin e sslik e this-» rep resen tative »manner tfiat of ihr working nutrì c n rrv on d u rin g the |*fi’ •* i *i »i > w o u ld ani-m i»^ ih«* »’v*1»ii*i î v m rc p ri n i*n t;ilIM* axera k• d* i»'U.tt•?♦ un* ho- V Air. en„’ii,' for („'I • m , TO II hoi l Í : k 1*1 • h « ir iiU 'u y i*» p a ri of ‘ thn 1* ■re ,*( nun a » IV** tu p o ■t 1 Mt« r«**l d» t h.ii n u lii , - ir I 1 ir . i . Lad,,’ •Ixt« !•, t r,H,¡ . * l*'f * * t It . , *I I he I , I'll < T«‘d to* a * »li f t t %» t hr- u nrki/»i; •f the Lad .10 l>e tl" t-r-„i„. t. .,i oil,er p a rt­ M., i mi it ' AU X llla r . «lot g the 'd t tie indeed c o u n try Í' • IT 1-«■. i tu I -r.' f i 'h i -'ll Itr. ■o o irio t t, • tro o t • >t t i e r Ao drop <u « i l l COIIle to *-ll li 'M I ■- to orgam re « on A ai! I. » I. t Ml III - .' II .1. d ' 1•• n -«•-» «»I«- •«• 1« *■ t! -f • <a l l i ’il f " r at 1 lie ■ .. » t *. 1 1 1 .it « I l , « • *1 •1 . «•î » . 1. »ei g • r f i . o t rii' nt .« " - ol t he Sta i e ! d. f prnu..rii,, to »■ m a ' 'la ' a g id a I ion through the •tate h gl laI un timt «Ìli Hfl -l'Oie of l e ,I ' Il»l,rdens of tin- l|:nfair barde ri­ I t la- ! oiling men and worn sii <fi i. d tal P thi­ I I" r ll. f' i • It*',! T!,. Aaxillary Ila- tlilee rrpreseiit.ilives in th e |rer»nnnge of Mn. J l[ Hoyle, Mrs. J II Mackey and At,-. I R Ilovington These ladie» «fil make a strenuous e!!«,M ln-i '■ a Ladle- Ao m Io* v m ronra ti. • *,; tl | |,.. S u n f o - d s ti I . fi - ,-< .1' r I I l! i I .<IIII li VI .It I, III, ) a 1In I ri (111 , I IMg 1•. I At H i, I i I- fdi No tnoriiing tin • . r g 'e],. • I »rr , Iti.1 11 i-I I *1* si­ d o n ili ri a I M i 1 .1 I- , K id il rf .*> ,1 t',ll • . t «t -1, . til » ; r l'\ * ', 1' d iscu ssio n * of • . •’ 1, •\ 1 ' lu«'ll -fire A „■ • i i.gin, ,¡r .i.,, ■ Sell.' u»r liM 1 1 ! l i v e F o rre s t Luk« M c N i in«’«-, th! •" U, nía i. ■ •o r n i" l a t ..... ["■ M. ' f i l i l a ., * > t # r . n f ii L ti,,r f 1Hi Ii N I k II I «hur M i i: l.ttn I. , I ■d women Cl»11L111**0 fi 1» T h e delay it, the u i», triol hern, <1sni|tbt **i -i , ■biter- at he u n io n m en of Ja * ksrm K v c rg lu d c - w ill i l l r c i l v l 'i l b y ill« . . l „o Ville i>r l i e p u rp o se of tr y in g to help taken velinoti, and some a* t p" t the tiuinuii race, physically, morally, i tM tnentally and financially; in other r u t ’,ur >1 o, ful ™'d». MBnd for justice ..ml Î , " l e ; n ? 1 1«»l*r-vcrn. n . I • * . work «qullty to all m a n k in d . • r’11 llu'ir ,rUnt “ n,‘ m, tlieir Any lady who is related to a work- wK,,h ,,u" man .«diluted with the American ,w#liVP Tiie Sanford Hoard ot I : 'fi haFederation of Labor hus entree into tuken over the matter of entertain tbis organiiation. Ttie- pro»|*erts fwm tdv-ncpil r«i|»crts shpw Hurt m e n i . of if,’legate«, and Mr *>hcpard tbtoe btlies will leave on e djourn- h i s been informed tl... t ' . !. fi,-ate mrnt of the convention a live Ia dies* program of social event- h - been prepaied. T he w o m e n will L* gi' eri Auxiliary in Sanford. The following i . iron, the Miami | « I^ C u H ^ M e n t i o n Mr. Shepard is fu rth e r u fii.rin ed Mítrepoli-: t h a t thcru have jnnm a larg e n u m b er ^ nf "i the larfees convention« of new locals formed th ro u g h o u t the ' s ta te d u rin ( the past tw e lv e m o n th s T h e mem bership of th e union- has increased 15 per cent a n d the linancps of thn s ta te organir.: ti<ui are in splendid shape. * T h e fifteenth a n n u a l c o n v e n tio n of the S ta te Federation of L ib o r conconvened a t 9 o'clock this morningAmong the features of this m eet­ ing will bo an address by Mrs. K. L. Cooley, piesident of the Florida Kqual Franchise League, on Wom­ a n ’s Suffrage.*’ Robert McNamee, also of Jacksonville, win* i» the fed­ eration's legal advisor w ill d e liv e r his annual report and Ion 1 Farris will deliver an addr,f»>> on Need of a C onstitutional * on v o li­ tio n ." J . C. P rivctt, s tate labor inspector will deliver the address on behalf of the s ta te u|»on request of Governor P ark Tram m ell, who sets forth his reasons ih tho following letter to Mr. « P riv e tt: v d V “ H aving been invited to Ire presM É r I 1, 0 1 , 1., M .,1, 1 , <1er......... ., M: I'. p r o m i s e , ttiat of > . Ì f it - l..p >-r:> forwu riling L ibor, (Ins-ting' t herewith submit for y our eonsid i , i a eh iiirron ., It.. >1 la eli A 11-1 w. el ,t t loft . t h e aiilill.il report <d .M'l'f t T im r V Th­ íra! i • I. « IT i t o l i lie e Ti. i tue Come ,i U i i r e r , - ufi nfoi *< M isl- t . i t , A l Mill ■ I ■b III e. h \\ A ed t h a t convention from Jac k so n ­ ville. in company w ith their h u s ­ ban d s wlio were delegates were so im bued with the w ork of the t r a d e union movement t h a t on the follow­ ing Ilf*Hi III they ca lle ,I a meeting of l he Ìndie* in Ltd sou ville anil organ ir fi .i Ladle-' Auxiliary of the ( ' e n ­ trai T rades A L i b o r Council, s t a r t ­ ing w ith just a few members. T h e y now lui ve a m em bership of 90 a n d dur c S lic e m fu tu re own their • ow n home. We believe a similar m ove has b e e n m ade in this direction in the M agic C ity of Miami. a. *. Ladles’ Auxiliary ,*x .» # • .,• . >1lortly alter th o Miami convont jon | . i s , y v , i T 1 tdit*v who a tte n d on«* o f t ht • | | \ 4I’liest o r g a n i z a t i o n * WO !m \ «• in \\w loci, 1 m o v e meni To i h»*\ Vu*V«• pr> >» • 1 »alna Id.,IV*F 1 1o «n r fluivi'• ni en t would !»•* put I »ni! it eiuld NI,» m,«»,' f,i, t hi» III w I’«'. I• t ■ )*■ pr«*mir.«*nt t ij im »* - t ! ♦ f • « I *f, ««-fi l|Ofl 1 f 1 ,1 will . 1 » .i ... . Or- Ti. . .1 i I! be ;i•r .1 I. V 1Me . Ti tu . J " . t *f g a n i/ a lio ii W o rk it- |i.is| i rar I h. \ i- or inerii piaci* on the program of this garnie.i the following unions in the , convention is Arthur Keep, who was ! clfy of Jacksonville: Starionary E n - , a delegate to the eoriventlon of the gllteer Hotelier Workmen. llfewery , .. ml a Fellemi L ib o r t hinn | • »tv. ,i union «d Stru, K ee p will d e l i t e r bis r e p o r t to t h e a t IV. lo r.-1 I \\ "». . r A tl'cel tl,i* ■■rc.. t ■ i P«»r í l»y ot •• «,» 1 1««-«r \l: >«ng Die nllter featu res >>i I lie o « ti p- >. i,, w,|| 1 ,■ t h. •I ■( r iet I ■*, N. a tl filí.i. . ■ I . . I.. I......................... '• e \\ P i l i * ’ i pr \ t * *»n V* i t hm i of UMti .tr* i n tin* jo!» fur f!i»*ir pur* •• *nit V Brillar secietary tre a s u r e r for th e c u r r e n t , him of th e needs of each union, a y e a r ending Decem ber 1st, 1914: 1copy -of which I have for your inIn making this my first report | npert Ion and npproval. will say th et I took up the duties of, 1 believe it has been proven Imjth is utlu-e U«-Jan, 2!*th/ 1PN, alid Ifrt’yWWV *Hrfdo«f of\T dohht t h a t i R a s thl* eleven o n th s th at have elapsed, been out in* the lii* « m »» ii m uiDiiun Hull fill >U Ullipst'ii, rn had ii.ki practice to m give K1*1 vitiw . . . . .% . .a. : . t compared with the mime time In p i ^ i W i f u u u i r -of Mato inajfaiine, year yo u « i l i fu u I b y close s t u d y of ligure- in the financial report that the St..te F ederation of Labor Im* m ade «(fienili,I gains, not w ilhslutiding tin y e a r jti-l closed has been ra th e r , •It \ «¡«r, li n iii-t rt ills -pen t ing Vlu-1 Iler lorill lini li « Im ha- a pr III . .. t ». 11 * on V »•iilioiiN a n d flu f ) i .iti»*. *if ] l»»rid ♦ nu» i bofijfi that the c o n v e n in g of ihc State Federation a t Sanford on the 12th instant, a n d it being impossible for me to lie in a tte n d a n c e on account yl «Vi’ ,9 t^ c i^ L v U ^ c a T.L«iii4^M*4«uag 111 time, iiilii'» lI .till id aillt lilt* the irrvai present a m KiiiiiK going to * .... auk th a t you kindly represent me a t this convention. You m ay assure the convention of in) h ea rty sym pathy in their lighteon* elloits (or the betterm ent anti the general welfare of th e laboring |ieo|i|<’ of ot/r slate 1 «ineerely ho)ie that the i-otu i ni io,i «ill he one fraught «itti gr>.,t o n n " " ent up on L a b o r In sp e cto r ■opie lo lle III ■III hu m ir V I •H f i t —I I *'l I . i i\ - I i ' p II. e i ’ -M. fin per meli o( -olii !• !■J, ■- m i t he - *— ** »• in, ! I,ti 1he i 1 il <d |l ■ I pr - t , t ♦ I wa.- c a lle d Flo rid a to l ’r»»ss o ld er by A sso cia tio n Pre sid e n t H um pliru- in the S anford H o u many m atters of im p o rta nee d b cussed It was decided to have the and L ik e R e g io n m em bers b e c a m e it part .South H onda A “ ‘, r j * ‘ io " *' tlmy wished ro do so anil this mat Of the ■" * “ • wnv of e n t e r t a m tn'etit P r o i n p t l v ut ; , h(. iUutrs (lf , t„ . ,|i„|n g l » III at , , |(t S a n fo rd flo u — w.-r,- th ro w n „„.j t()l. U l bles re presen ted jo every way The e d ito rs th a t '. '., 1 .. ■, >tlort i », gl V11, » II.,..« in •barge ««f I tif.il V** •*»# «km« Id • .1 ! i f I'M Ifi, . ) » t 1fi.it neglect.’» o d .Mid t!i. u .* r! t tint w«■ ii*. • ! i*«Ri . alni llu 'ir w elfare i» th** - short If h e r d u ty I rt 1 am of 1 lie opilt* ! e o iiilu s io n , ca n n o t ite , ht. C e le ry C ity and l dcnire to th an k ' lit»' ottlcer- for ilu su p p o rt rem b'ied t h is nllici- d u rin g 'h e y e a r , al-o the lo e a l u n io n « .id jL it c d fo r t lie su|ip«»rtglv«'H I lie state b o d y, n il w orking fo r the o b ta in e d j in th e d a ily press, both p a p e r* are ... . . . . ............... » tut tborw e re m m . , ...... o f it by th e large j ^ j y uniU .r‘’Btun<| ' , he aims and «*p yrilmUl of celery that was franked, . , . j , ia |)0r m„ in fit. V grounds fo r ■ ■ .«• 11 ,i o j. j4 I. t.v* • t *f \A i 1 . Vi t « .t I b, r pa p«T« m t iit. -tate that ar>- of unttdd value to the workt r- giv m g «m , h week such in­ f o r m a t io n |,r ,t'l. t ....... . ' V ♦ , , '•! r » , in M. A!, '» n i, a , . |eit >.ih)or«l o o l i i d a v ih, o*• niellili; i' " ' " i . m I M’ 1hi- !.. .»■ •nkllii assure-, them llial tu- u t y 1Olilli wish it to III', o. , n fieliig thè m«- et rngs of ih, ,if llu'ir mn that with 1h>’ l,a«i. mg of the S o u t h F l o r i d a Press A s s o e i a t i o n , t h è *tll gi \ !.. .he H eg i on Press A s s o e i a t i o n a n d l i ve l i t e F.iisl < oas i Raiiw» i y xviil Nl.lt«* l e detiitioi, of 1»i Lor and th<’ t hè m e e t i n g ifi t h è Kxx-eutive C o m i b " a r r e n g e a s p e ci a l t r ii f•ir llie p«r-o uni eftort* of ev ery delegate ................ . t h è FMÌAdd l'r«’<" Associa ■n - m n a m i ma n; , side tri|- will I«’ Uit tl In­ «tilt«’ -eiuti ■r and r«' |,res«’lit t n m . (In a rro tin i of ininsiiig traili j i l a u n e d .«11V«• in hi* fit. 1m t «lit-- filli i a u !><’ "OOO.'.IOI- many of th è m e m l w r The e d i t o r s in S a n f o r d wete a bo-y pr«»|»erly aiiiended alni t h è olirne of fini noi a r r i v i ' until late in thè after i((| )„.|(| tneet m g s rigdit ufi lo t In laboi inspeetor I»’ Iliade a power for nomi am i t he y «er«- immmlhit« ly „ rfBnKP,| | „ r t he I mntpiei Thls ! R"‘»d. i nsof ar a - lite live* a n d w„ltiefcen in u u t o m o l i i l e s f or a trip over Mur|,r jM. j,, v c t n r s w h o 'fa re of luti*- childreii «re eoneiTrud. thè l e l e r y lields. I |KMt i h e i r r e t u r n .,, | Mot expecled so mueli in thè I.altor Press the S o u th at ino*|,l.i re in m a n y citn»H o í i , 1 r «• i,- nifi p u l HO|t||‘ of t H p r\u! e -fits ini.>* o t*31\ o»n ...... ' ih n**vs ¿oinjc on •:ifi .. that fi" ■ •I o - o rigarti t «* H r» 1 ( ' ical • i. r, • i,t i- o il' . , 1 - i "• t . 1 m o, * I Meeting of Hie Press Associations tjist Fridaij H as a liifj Success t a t , »» <• ' t, • fie rigt’l to CUat tlie ir, frniieluse and «ill lend th eir efTnrt-' t'iw'iifds purifying the pollt- Hid they ’» - - « , ..........- ..............Z , '!! ‘ ln? ‘li" hBB o( celt,r> w••r,• *"*u “rV'1. ov« , i n helping to su p p o rt his paper, both a«., the meeting. ] t h e tables. Roses and ferns and L BUb , crlptlon and contribution of T h e Executive C o m m ittee, com- (lower* of all kind* w ere a m o n g t h e 1 news f r om his u n i o n As n r e s i d e n t posed of President It. J. H o lly .'ta b le decoration*. * of J uc kEonvi ll e I k n o w t h e A r t i s a n Harry llrown of the St. Augustine President L ake of the Commercial ha s c h a m p i o n e d t^ie w o r k e r s ’ ca us e Record, Oscar Conkllng of th e Miami C lub asked Rev. Waldron to invoke Record, Claude Johnson of the Kis- t h e divine blessing upon the assem ­ a n d h a s e x p o s e d many i hi ng * in p o l­ sornmee Journal, Clarence Woods of blage, after which they sat down and it i cs the d a i l y p a p e r s f e a r e d to han­ the Kustis !a»ke Region a n d Clyde did justice to th e following rruYru: dle. !n*nh(ir t, it is a free a n d unGlenn proxy for W. F. Stovull of the tr am m eled sheet always standing Celery lettu ce Tampa T ribune met several time* Chicken Soup w ith R ice fur i h e r ight it.fi fenrb*» in it* light during the interim a n d accomplished Roast Young T urkey iigi.iti»t w r o n g ' m ucfi in th e way of a r ra n g in g u pro Chestnut Dressing grain for the meeting in Miami. It La tint T e m p le C ranberry Marmalade wa* definitely decided to hold the D u r i n g tfie y e a r t h e T r a d e l nionMushed Potatoes next meeting of the F lorida Press F rench Pea* Water Biscuits ists of Jacksonville have organized Association on March 2 6ih, 26th and American Cheese Hot Mince Pin and incorporated a Labor Temple 27th a n d the program t h a t will be Cafe Noir Sanford Cigars Avsocfotion. Much stock has al­ given to t h e public later is one that President L ik e then called upon will appeal to the association. It will ready been, sold to local unions am^ be a business meeting a n d the joy th e followirig gentlemen for ' re­ individual m e m b e r s , and it is the , • rides will not be allowed t o interfere sponses to the to asts: Address of welcome, Mayor D. L. e a r n e s t hope of the ^nrksonvU le with the business aesaions. Thn Continued on Page 8 Unionists to some day in tho near Executive Committee was very en- su m e goal to m ake b e tte r t lim i tra d e u n io n * th in g m ore th an to c a ll a tte n tio n t*> th«' alo n e m any w o u ld «•■ fin ii c o n d itio n s had th e m . never in d u s tria l w rongs, mare t h a n cxi-fi, in >■. but this i- If th e done a n y ­ t h is ju s tify tlie ir a «te e stu m • i IjU ÌM • �¿ *V p a g e ’t w o BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS IN REGULAR SESSION W o o d ru ff, th is c o u n ty is losing a m o - 1 t-ibiienl puMie servant, and tju - In>ard ail able chairm an and it is t h e desire of i his board to extern! to our chairman our sincere thank« mill appreciation fur his ez> lent s e t vice during ‘the term of his ollice, and for the fa irn e s s ..m l in f o t h t a lit y w in c h 111 lie has d e li lie r a t i n n • o f pre-ltied th is nvet h o a rd . a n d tile for t h e m a n y co u rtesie s e x te n d e d to ub y h im d u rin g th e tim e th a t he has s e r v e d a * ch a il m a n o f th e b o ard of m m tv c o m m is s io n e r* of Si-mimd- count . 1 hind.i v d o p ■I t tuA 1» 1!<! . ■■ * WSSk n o 111>>i •. f I I "I., * l , ..olid ed • U f i i / niuiner |. | g an i- il l of ii-d ■h .itrm a ii lit the I" M ' ra I , f , ' *pi n. i tí Si / w ' |i« S § r*. \ 'p ! IK A M E R IC A N D E L E G A T E S S E S S IO N . IS A F E D E R A T IO N R E P R E S E N T B R A N C H O F T H IS lumi are puyuhlc <1 to l he homi trust«"«** hy th è lux i**»ll«*rl«xr The borni truH«*«*« lor Itili,"1 U.io.tuo k Druìnagc Districi are .1 II. l.ee, !.. T Unni ami O. P Swopc. The m u n ti ir. i - i n r li.»* to» .<ut b o n i . lo liaii'lle illese fumi« ami « ho uhi to' pani ihrei t to t riiste«** h> tnx «**»llector T he (ollowiiig resiiliitiim m i« i t T u x i fil l ector of Si' tiuiiol, r i o i h l i F i o n d a i- h«*r« lo. .. ut lotiize«i .ini ir Ilic i \ • l;'1.- s«*?* lo .til fu tili O V E R O F . LA B O R T W O N A T IO N A L .......................... ... M A C .M F IC E V I U illiu in* a« IN M IL L IO N siireli«.- in til«. \V p e a te , «uh J L i w im i, < illll IH » th è M in i M iliti. j u « l i c 11 11. of M e C u ll of a ln i s u re tie s in th è -uni w m iil a v e llile , ph tecil g ix in g th è «iutre«l. Plat a* ol ml nf 1 . t. s t ri rigfi’llivw. b i 't i 'i ' »• |M*ai■«. ««itii 1 1• Rolu-rts -. lui Dilli i.. r M i t ’ullrr ■nd IbiM «ufi ;«- «un* tl*T m s lu- un DID . t !». i. no a (ijiro • i! F.*rneli i b’ put . ttcM ami M I III Mie - u n i o f iti OH A l t a in o n le th è o r ig in a i c o m i! } sh ow » fidi by Altamonte F L O R ID A l h s i r i i t N'o 1 a m i 11 ! * li.- " o ». y I h a i t a g«- I o t u i fu ..i -. i,i ieX X Il i a d e f u r ' I l e - «'«• ]. •• of paying lill«'tesl un Inni [■ *! .1 i ■ < w r*-1«*» i • H A L L , ST A T E P H IL A D E L P H IA . Y E D E R A T IO N O F P A .. F o r | \\ L A B O R . W H IC H I 1" su b S p fin g s - tirv e x . f"-H n lll\ ISIUtl Fami Hotel & •t 1*'»2, bunk 1 IV. g.- Il Mît Si-mi* hilt! «.« i r (or fin t lu r r«*:i<l l Olisi di-ru lion 1 !*«•titin f -igitcd 1 i ii/.*-!> pr yiig - iii 'it v •'lilt ru.nl from l> «*r . S‘ \ :g,t 1 1*0 . i >||i t ! Il i 1l O R T I C C L T I ’ R E T H E O R G A N l/ . A I H > \ . he \ io lr e a A T M E C H A N IC S . , , 1500.1111 H o m i of C O N V E N T IO N S K IL L E D * l I. ■i l 1 ( i . l l l h l i s n l S i t i t i U h II 1 ili < i t l l i h l l m i <>' BANK of OVIEDO OVIEDO, FLORIDA A t‘■inibivi I i n i ||o ( i .mi i( 11 "I li o :i! In i* i •!i ivi i 1 1 ■i.i\. D«-«•«•i»i i » r •»1 i I'«I l 1 .<• t li ri ugli i * lo o *' * - 11 a * * •! \ I e., li , i r 11 .1 A « in r i W : 11 I O A > : I- . bltn lo t Ile IhiioI Irusl ol ,S|I|.| I Muli \ o mi a ! rt'-l e o i i j f t ili mi Ruail unii lltnlge f i l - i r o t N- I I P if. g a ll. olj ,| ; *, ,.»0 t . a l . il Mlai t- li 'Httlui ‘ 1 1 *■ .ti»,... *■ (il I I M . fa u n rea p p o i at in. ut I ri. t . ami t lo- t, » « . •• -m* « l - 1 . I \ I la i !.. i Itl^et « «Ignori 11 t»> u,i« r e a d a m i o r d e r l'.letl a n d < d i ­ thè «olii polpose "I "takl g la re of t u Kntzmingt-r. !I ..sr l M 1 11er » a • i I fililo vt tu g -nai l. to thè Ìfit«Ti-st o|i boml« illd -ìf Oli; ( *oinmisnioro i « lle ^ liililn g at tlie O ra n g e « o m it ) l l i i f l i y p h y s ic ia n a l the me s u l a r y . lutiti of t liest U n lioiol i ,uv llo n o ra h le F rank L, Woodruff re­ _. 1 ...... . a ' . . . _______________ .1 Ry., .thence C om m u n ica tio n of 1 A. Ì M c k t o n . Clerk instructed to write Comp- on __wet side of eF. eE. l<' I,.. tired a n d ro m m is s io n e r I. A Brum............ A »... I. el l loll |i lie I eij l l e s t i 1 g t hi ' II •' liltU .ori 1i troll«.r W K it l t t . tlin l 11 m oney ’|g ruff tiiok i j« s.-iit as a m em ber of p.i r« d. «i.* c o l l ec t e d b y h i m w h i c h s h o u l d hi" | i a r a l ! 'd w n f i r a i l rm u l l o m a r l e d r«*.ui|i* in f«a«b «•«•ndrm th e hoard of c o u n ty commissioners ( io *|o««titn f.*r—d Chiiliiotn tow n«nt\ tin* distane»* r e a d a n d c r e d i t e d t o S p e c i a l R o a d a n d Mriilg« i of ''em itm tr nii.nl « . Florida .,,. 1 I » i ',\ ]’ (In JANUARY 12, 1915 'l l 1 Sanford. Fla . J a n f t . 1'.<I f t . l l o n n i u h l f b o a r d oi C ou n ty Com* misrionr-rs in a n d for ¿a id c o u n ty met ill tegular session lit 10:30 o'clock a . m. P resent: C halrm n n F. I,. \WnofrulT and Commissioner* I.. P. Hu^an, C. W. E nlzm inger, J. A. C lark and J . T . McLain. T h e following resolution was a d o p t c«l: , Be it Resolved. My the board of c o u n t y commissioners of Seminole c o u n t y , Florida, in session this 5th »lay of Jan u a ry , 1915, t h a t , Whereas, T h e term of ollire ofour p re s e n t chairm an, F ra n k L. W ood­ ruff is about to expire, and Whereas, Since tile org a n iz atio n of Seminole co u n ty , th e Honorable F r a n k L. Woodruff has ably served th is board a* its cha irm an, and Whereas, Inuring the term of of­ fice ju s t drawing to u close our rela­ t i o n s with hint a t nil times have b e e n most friendly a n d cordial, and W hereas, we feel t h a t the H on­ o r a b le F ran k L. Woodruff has m ade us a most co m p e te n t a n d efficient c h a ir m a n , an d has during his term of office at all times had th e in te r­ est of Seminole c o u n ty «Incendy at h ea r and has enntinuullv used* and exercised his hirst efforts an d inilu»»nces for the prom otion of the u i l fnre of Seminole, e m m t y, devoting a large part of his tim e to the interest of said county, when lie should have been attending to bis p rivate a f ­ fairs. Therefore, he it Resolved, By th e h o a r d of county commissioners, insession, this th e 5th «lay of J a n u ­ a r y . A O . liM ft. th a t if is th e sense of this board th at in the retirem ent from n in e* of th e flonoranl** r r n n lk I. « - THE 8 ANFOKD HERALD Ilo I IIJifa r* \! \l SMITH f u I htO Il I. •IITM t i r , . ni lh" I. ]. Iterio:,: r. ............... .. h. t \ bulge li e a n d .,. . !. ./.a ., K 1- n e a b o ard mg a »inking fui,d. Cumini •"■•loiiei « tu a i t . man, wilncssv* lit the ' m e of M.uc M in u te s of lust regular meeting rotjuest compilane«* h y him with uct C om m unication • of Rc.it E s t a t e of Florida, vs. John P elira o n wlui a n d special meetings rend and a p ­ of 1913, which pro villes th a t th«**n Exchange of T a m p a was lead a ml with left off the fee bill ite paid tlv-ir p ro v e d . fumi« sitai! be paid b y him diteci to or«lur«*<i filed. ft*»"*. v.ief 'tread end g m nte«l. and J y d g e Beit Fish ut>penr««d before bond truste«*« ami not to the c o u n ­ Co mm un i eat ion i f fruì I) Ji n- «derk instrui-ted i<> «¡raw wi.rrj .t • tb»1 b e a rd in reference to g- tiling t y ' r e f i n e r km «, l .x •o i l . l o r i n r e f e r e n c e to fo * ' 20 « - « e h a franchise to Michael Shultz, t ■< p er s o n a l t a x of Mr« A n n i e H. R**p .rt of h o e d t-n t ■■ •»(S)„*r Mr f . R. U „ H e r albir........ . tin* l’ I t i . t i w [m in \ ii g ii -1 T«T. F U t, tu \ i build a lull bridge across the St H u m p h r e y s Was r e a d , a n d s ali l e re lai Ko..«l . nd b ul ge Ul triej \>k b o ard in ti le re m to . rn*i <.le i oiin1«I 1 11.« .lini ¿ini r .i ni ri -f . i .i 11 ■- it.-, i> 1 John* river at what is know known f errei ! I'.u k t o l a x ■ utlector A,-r. ■ *■ ' it .1 . I i t r ■ li re. t y F. ir ihillng lln.l Unir, iti I I N o i -\l. \ I N ■« | \ > as M onroe f«*rr\ Proof of puldi<» Coin m u n i i » timi f r o m A l i a m o '''* i I he Mr. T i . U 1 1 «"ill a ililr« A D V A N ( I. A l l n t a i l liiite r« «>f II««» l u i > tion in Sanford llenild was tiled liriek ^ mad Coast Line Railway Co.. udvisiiiKE stim a te of kr«"d I Uiilutm«, eit refer«*!!«-*.* t«« board in ij r « fiin i Augii«« i ' t , 191-1. io -\>i,-»T I . » w ith t h e clerk of this board. proposition. that th e crossing* i t Monroe. C e m - j ........ . u, charge «.i Sp. , I Load m 191;». ««ili « Iu re «li p ro b i« ni tu r i n H nuorabb' F 1. Woodrull, I). I, ro a d , G e n e v a am i B e u r d n l l , IR *'*«*' D is t r ic t No I. fur brick Mr. T h ra s h e r came Imforo t h o , « “ 5^ (;,,,,‘,vn " ,d , hauled by Wilson C o n stru ctio n Co. tiic e x ie n t oi $40 io 5 0 0 per c it . « n -j . . « T h r a s h e r and W, J- M cB ride a d ­ they b a y . P R O V I D E D l W r «eli am i* «leu«, r d ressed the hoard in opposition to board and s ta te d th a t the county j 11venue. ,mtl boH1? repaired ns re- road a n d ap p ro v e d and th e following 3 0 0 ,0 0 0 new Ford car« d u rin g llia t p rrio ii ” * * . “ “ Ì “V} ! , g r u n tin g franchise. •• H on. Forrest was indoliteti to th e city for theiC, bills were ordered draw n on the 1 H* *,il 0 ' ' * Ho.\..ri or Special Roa«l a n d Bridge District . L u k e . R. J. Holly, Geo. A. De- part of road’ and bridge fund, and | Koaiiiirr 54 -iO asked t h a t settlement* bo thudo. j straw ln g two mile* of the Oviedo C o tto s, G. W.. Spencer a n d 0 . P. Txxuring car ** S IB 0 No. 1 fund. Mr. C am eron cam e before t h e i 1“ 1*1. OxUndo road, commencing at ‘S w ope addressed th e board in favor lo w n ear - * Fr«"«l T. Williams. cngin«*or, $10.00; of g ra n tin g franchise. On motion board a n d r e q u i t e d th a t road from <ou,,t>- line and running two mdes Seminole Construction* Co., hauling C n u p c lc t . . . S750 buck toward« Oviedo for li-Ki.OO |M*r of. Com missioner C. W. K ntzm inger Onoro east lie opened up, a n d on S c d a n $971» mil«', was read, nnd on niorion of brick, 186.59J Wilson C onstruction ( n b. Drlroil a n d seconded by C om missioner L. A. motion of C. W". Entxniinge'r, L. A. Commlsslqnor Kntzminger referred Co., huullng brick,- 4046.07; Tim . B r u m l e y clerk wits au th o riz ed .to in­ Brumley a n d A. F. Bell were a p ­ 72,8*11 F o rd car\ * r r c vold at retai 1 du rm i! Total, to Com missioner J. A. Clark, with Keane, testing brick, 9.00. vito th e board of c o u n ty com m is­ pointed a com m ittee with power to A u g u s t, S c p tc m b c r, O c to irc r and N o v c m b c r 4251.66. pow toer uct. sioners of Volusia c o u n ty to a tte n d act. E s tim a te of Fred T. Williams, on C om m u n ica tio n from b oatd of a call mcctipg in S anford on S a t u r ­ Mr. H ow ard came before the gineer in charge of Black H am m ock co unty commissioners of HillsborC»f» «t SinÌor»! Machìnr & C i n | t Co d a y , J a n u a ry 16th, 1915, to discuss hoard and retjuested th e board to Drainage District read a n d th e for J C, f , William», A ffli! KJw aul M ietiti M im ic i th e m a t t e r of g ra n tin g tho finnehise. open road from Beardall avenue east. tutgh c o u n ty was read and ordeYed lowing bills were ordered paid by filed. J o h n D,** Jlhklns, ta x collector On motion, L. A. B rum ley was a p ­ C om m unication of secrcatary of the bond trustees: rood com m unication of W. V. K n o tt pointed to hiviMtignto a n d report a t W. B. Williams, contractor, board of commissioners of s ta te in­ , in reference to assessm ent roll of next meeting. . »2118 05; Fred T. Williams, engin­ stitu tio n s, in regard to leasing con­ 1914, a n d resolution as follows was Clerk instru cted to a u d it the ac­ eer. 11.00. T o ta l, 2129 Oft. victs was rend a n d clerk in structed adopted: counts of t h e c o u n ty trea su rer jn W a rra n ts paid by th e lr«*asurer n ry’s >fill, 2.50; Geo. A. DeCotU*s, H a rb o u r, pauper, 5.00. < -*t: to notify said board th a t tho c o u n ty G eo. A. O eC ottes, a t t o r n e y for reference to th e S o c i a l Road and w e re.o rd ered cancelled. expense to Tallahassee, 24.75; Jno. s t r u m , pauper. 5.00; Sarah Trt»»’ of Seminole will not lease a n y con­ t h e h o a rd was called upon for an Bridge D istrict No. 1, a n d Black B oard ad jo u rn e d to m eet a t 10:30 D. Jinkins, commissions, 57.67; San­ v illc , p a u p er, 5.00; R ic h a rd Lro W . victs. o p in io n as to tho a u t h o r i t y of tho H am m ock D rainage D istrict, for W: C om m u n ica tio n of W. It. Cole, o'clock a. m., J a n . 6th. 1915 ford Ice & Water Co., lamps, 1.80; 5.00; H. C. DuBoae. »alar.«. h o a r d to make changes in tho a s ­ the purpose of checking u p fees th a t Board reconvened a t 10:30 o'clock S anford Electric Co., lamps, 3.00; E . A . Dougbuo«, s a la r y a n d -x['(Trt* ap p ly in g for position as preacher for s e s s m e n t roll of 1914, a n d .a s to he has col to A ed t h a t was not en­ road c a m p was read and the sam e a. m. Sanford Telephone C o., phone rent, 76.50; T. J. Miller & Son. burying * w h e th e r or not t h e board would titled to. was rejected as th e c o u n ty had a l­ 6.35; D r. S. Puleaton, Con. pauper, p a u p e rs , 30.00; T. J Mill,r 4 ;;oe■ P resent, C h airm an L. P. Hagan, h a v e th o right to reduce th e assessed Clerk Instructed to draw w arrant Commissioners C. W. E ntzm inger, 6.00; L. R. Philips & Co., ledger, s u p p lie s , 1.Y.'80; G . W . Venable, re* * v a l u a t i o n of atfy p ro p e rty , a t this for (600.0Q in favor of*W. W. Aber­ ready'em ployed one. C om m u n ica tio n of Mrs. B. E. It. A. B rum ley, J . A. Clark a n d J . T. 2,60; Herald Printing Co., adx'crtis- p a h a C t . H o u s e . 8.58; J B tim e . nathy« se c ie ta ry of th e comfnlttee T a k a c h , complaining of ditch being M cLain; V. E. Douglass, d eputy ing. 47.60; Mrs. Dora G ray, nursing c o m m is sio fis , 33.51; H ill lia rd » *^ T h o a tto rn e y for th e board re n ­ for the Sub Tropical Mid Winter o b stru c te d , thereby causing her land clerk n n d W. C. Williamson, dop­ pauper, 4.00; C. M. H a n d , aheriff, C o .. s u | / lie a , 1 5 0 ; F. L u "odr0*' d e r e d a n opinion t h a t the board a t Fair and also for Seminole C ounty to overflow, was read, sam e waa re­ uty sheriff in a tten d a n ce. a tte n d in g lioard, 4.00: L. G. String- C om m .,712.00; L. P M»«"' 1 "wn1, 'r* * v ' thla ti m e has no' legal a u th o rity to Fair, ' "rera; ferred to Commlcssloncr L. A. B ru m ­ fellow, rorotu-r’s costs’, 3.40; C.' M. 16.00; b . W. E n tz m in g c i Clerk au thorized to 'o r d e r office m a k e a n y changes in th e assessed Tho following bonds were p resent­ H and, sheriff, coat inquest, 4.90; ley, w ith power to act. copy of tax book for assessor's office.' 3 0 .0 0 ; /L. A. B i u m le y . v *_ v a lu a tio n as finally ad o p ted . ed and ap p ro v ed : E. L. Sanford, Juror inquest, 1.40; The following bills were prw onted, J . Ai Clark. Comm "" 1 ^ C om m unication of William S. Bond of J . H. Lee, Jr., doputy J o h n D. Jinkins, tax collector, a d ­ F. B. Bradley, juror inqu<*st, 1.40; McLain, Comm., 18 .2 0 . w approved and ordered paid: Lowe, in regards to assessment of d re s se d the board .In reference to sheriff, with R. C. Maxwell a n d W. General F u n d : Sanford L ight St 0 . H. Stenstrom, juror inquest, 4.40; A bernathy, aec’y, fair B lack H am m ock D rainage District, P. C arter as sureties in th e aum of his p ro p e rty was read and d o rk in­ 11. G. Da via, juror in q u e s t, 1.40; C. 600.00. Total, 1 3 12. 66 Fuel Co., light a n d water, 44.40; C. s tru c te d to notify him t h a t commis­ also r e a d com m unication from W. V. »1,000.00. 8. A. M c U I n , Geneva f.rrym*8M . H and, sheriff, pay of d e p u t i e ^ o f C. B oyd, juror inqu«*t, 1.40; W. H. sioners h ad no a u th o rity to s e t in Bond of W. C. Williamson, dep-. K n o t t , s ta te com ptroller. election, 33.00; L. E. Williamson, H and, juror inqueat, 1.40; Geo. A. 30.00; John Vaughn. Osteen B la c k H am m ock D rainage Dis­ a t y sheriff, with -W» R* Pell and tho m a tte r. P e titio n signed by d tizen s, asking jailer, 40.00; W. A. P arr, call bell D eC ottea, salary, 25.00; Dr, 0 . J. roan, 15.00; B. R. Beck, road t r i c t w as aiganixed undeY th e Laws W. W. Long, as sureties In th e sum Miller, salary, L—— a k e & Ros- 60.00; H. H. Custla, veterinary -,-V ----m 26.00; ——p — t h a t c o u n ty road between Mr. A. H. ■yatem, 15.00; C. H. Dingee, Dust -of 1913, which provides t h a t *hll of »1,000.00. setter, re n t, 100.00; Foi Down, 6.25; T im Keane, wood Forreat Lake, on mule, 8.60; N. P. Yowell » Fuller’s store a n d th e Longwood Bond of W. C. W h itte n , constable fu n d a derived from ta x a tio n fot janitoris services, 25.00; Cenliaued Page 8**^“ Mrs. Jane Cash Sloro, known a s the Long-, 11.75; H and Broa., ream to Each p a y m e n t ' of in te re st a n d sinking Dlst. 1, with A. E. Yowell a n d T. W V l. . J Buy ers to Sliare in Profii » I’ orci Motor Company 2 *f ~ *-■"r ’ *"* iT A R fl �On Men’s Suits, Overcoats and Shoes—Boy’s and Children’s Suits. Needless to go into details; as you are well acquainted with the merits of Sanford Shoe and Clothing Co. merchandise—so below are the sale prices which are now in effect— $16.50 18.00 20.00 22.50 25.00 28.00 Suits . Suits Suits . Suits Suits . Suits . $ 9.98 . 10.98 . 13.98 . 11.98 . 16.98 . 17.98 Men’s Winter Weight Underwear 50c Fleece Lined Shirts 38c 50c Fleece Lined Drawers 38c 50c Medium Weigh! Flannel S hirts . . 38c 50c Medium W eight Flannel Drawers . 38c This does not include summer underwear B oys’ Clothing $ 3.50 4.00 4.50 5.00 5.50 6.00 6.50 Suits Suits Suits Suits Suits Suits Suits . . . . $2.38 2.89 3.48 3.68 3.98 4.18 4.48 Men’s Night Shirts and Pajamas $ .75 N ight S hirts . $ .38 . - .75 1.00 Pajam as . . 1.15 1.50 Pajam as . Men’s Flannel Shirts $1.00 Shirts . . . . $ .70 1.25 S h i r t s .........................89 1.50 S hirts . . . . 1.15 2.00 S hirts . . . . 1 2.50 S hirts . . . . 1 Endicott Men's Shoes $2.25 Shoes . . . . $1.48 2.50 S h o e s ........................ 1.78 3.00 Shoes . . . . 1.98 3.50 S h o e s ........................ 2.48 B o y s ’ B uster B r o w n * Shoes $3.00 Shoes . . . . $1.98 2.50 Shoes . . . . 1. 68 2.00 S h o e s ........................ 1.38 G i r l s ’ B uste r B ro w n Shoes $3.00 Shoes . . . . $L98 2.50 S h o e s ........................ 1.68 2.25 Shoes . . . . 1.48 Buster B ro w n S h o e s for Little T o t s Sweaters $ .50 1.00 1.50 2.50 Men's Overcoats $ 9.00 12.00 15.00 20.00 25.00 Coats Coats Coats Coats Coats Sw eaters . . . $ Swe a t e r s . . . . Sw eaters . . . 1 S w e a te rs. . . . 1 Regal Shoes for Men $4.00 Shoes . . . . $i 4.50 Shoes . . . . i 5.00 S h o e s ..................... Stacy-Adams Shoes $6.00 Shoes.* . . . . $ 6.50 Shoes . . . . Ladies’ Shoes Patrician $5.00 Shoes . . . . 4.00 Shoes . . . . 3.50 Shoes . . . . Radcliff and Drews $4.00 Shoes . . . . i 3.50 S h o e s ...................... 3.00 Shoes . . . . Prices on shoes do not include low quarters Sanford, Florida tMMHÜ �I*'-?-- . .............. "-'-‘7 ■ Iff *’'4v,ix \ ' *-11. F. ***.J .r ■tSEKpv'fP* y PA G E POUR ' T H E SANFOÏU) HERALD T H P A NFU1? H H F R A 1 H iU L . 3 r t l 1 I U A l / IlL .I\rtL iU It. J. HOLLY. Editor W. M. HAYNES. Hu «incas Manager I' u IiIh Im I l l r r r y T u r a l i y . m l Kr*<l*v H IE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY HI IIS* KIPIIOH Pilli K. IN ADt AN* K O M l VKAIl ................II. so S t I M O M MS I.3S rntlKF. MONTHS ■l . l l . r r r < l In ( h r ( I I I li) ( A r t i e r 14 H.tHJ I ' n U t l in Ad«ftnr • wt 2Uc. IVi Jlfoflib C a r m r n l « In I d t u n c r M i n i Ur A!*dk ni I UTIrr "T- Ü nlrrrd An K r r o n d d a t a Mali M a Uct Aufuoi 22nd I 9 0 A, »I i h r f o s l o f l k « a l H a n f o r d , F l i H d l t I mi cr Ari of M a rch I r d , U l t i Oßlca In Herald UuÜdlnf T e l e p h o n e No. I4A Gosh d;mc it! Since Hot) Holly re­ fe rred to Clearwater as a cem etery to w n this pajxtr has been Hooded With circulars from m o n u m e n t con­ c e r n s . — Clearwater Sun. —0 — Um- of the fen turns of t h e R o t a r y C luh luncheon of the Florida ed ito rs will lie a word slinging c o n te s t be­ tw een Willis PoweMSind Hob Holly. T a m (u -T j II. unu. P° d a n c e will be brought Up at the I son. Mias M. E. Tow nsend. Saram ,.,.tinK h,.rp sola: Hurry l \ Brown. St Augustine: Sanford Mill -how t h«* hoys a royul tim e Sanford i* organized ua well. if not better th a n any city of the size in the Mat*' Nut only has this c ity m a n y diffe rent locals hut there are nuflicient unions here to have u tra d e s Council a n d all the unions are in- good condition This city favors union labor an d 1» friendly to the nien of all trades who wish to co­ o p e r a t e for their own good, anti while this city depend* upon the furm ing section it also depends upon th e men who ure em ployed in the shops a n d factories We believe in th e m und their ideas for closer rela­ tionship, one with another in fur­ th e rin g their cause We hope thut th e meetings here to d a y , tontorrow a n d T h u rs d a y will ho fruught with g re a t results to the men who earn th e ir living by tho sweat of their b r o w ' 'W e hope th a t th e y "Will hot only accomplish much in the way of legislation while in h uni ness meetings b u t that re la x at­ ions will cause t h e m to have the Snnfofd spirit and, t h n t they can leave here a fief the meeting Is over with th e feeling th a t th e y have been a m o n g their friends. T h e Commercial C lub und the people of Sanford will look a f te r th e visitors and with IhertY the Herald joins in extending felicitations a n d host wishes. The* la t c l r s r r i n g Is* o n r.— 1’ ------ O Orlando E njoyed Jt J H H u m p h ries, B rndentaw n; Clyd Glenn, T a m p a ; W. M. MyAscr. W Call Joh n so n . Jnx; J b a b b i t t . Conn.. W. E, Love, A tlanta, G®.j C. K. Host, N. Y city; W. A/. Frnnklin, Jnx.; Mrs. P rank Gist), Mrs. J. E. D o d d , Peoria, HL; Mrs. G. 1. Davis, Home, Gu.; M. M. Rohnson, Sam ud Sal ingerì, N Y city; A. M. Fatso. Wilson, N J. S. Wigan ton, While Pine, Term.; Mrs. W. A. Bussey, A. It. B ryan, Jax ; Mr. a n d Mrs. F. Lewis, D etroit, Mich. SI. J o h n s H ouse D. I. Kelly and wife. Providence, K, (.¡»C. E. Wilson, If. G. Sain mu». M urfreeshurg, Tenn ; 11. C. Coward, D e L an d ; E.- IL M cC oy, Jax ; John Lloyd. W. L. H anley, Thoraaston. C o m n n ; W. H. Heed, Owansboro, Ky.j, Gordon Penis*,4, Baasenger; C, M. Brodwmter, O rlando; Chas. E. Williams, O m aha; Jits. C. Blount. Wilkesljarre, Pa.; W m . Newman. Los Angplea, Y'al.; Goo. C. Brown, B. M. Jewell, M. D. H ane ra s t, John H. Mackey and wife, Jax . Selected Seed P o tatoes T rue to nam e and from healthy, prolific atock. Ruined u n d e r govern­ m ent insperiton cBpecially for Seed and for our trade . Each s a c k hear* | a tag certifying freedom from Pow­ dery Scab.* Writo for price*. ' Wilson & T o u im r F ertilizer €•», Jacksonville, Florida. 4 1-Gt c * mMW # 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ -g JANUARY 12 , |< is ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ^ ^ ♦• + IT IS IMPORTANT T h e seeds you plant are selected with great care. T he Bank is a necessary factor in your success, and it is important that you use great care in selecting your Bank. T h is Bank will bear your closest investigation and invites your business. A — e r m i * —» << PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD J Ï Ï tVAHT YOUR B U S l h t S S ^ M. M. SMITH IL R.STEVENS Prroldrnt Vk#«Prr dldenl SANFORD, FLA. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ H. E. TOUR R. R DEAS C u lilr* A u l ( a .h ir i ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ! and o th e r friends Monday ,ft*-rri<>c>n. There were four tables of layer» - — -0 tho club prize, a dainty hand puinUd T he Orlando Sentinel s ta te s th a t china au gar and cream set was «0R O rlando people consume one million by Mrs. C. 0 . McLaughlin Mr, gallons of water every d a y down BEING A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS M argaret Barnes won the guest pm* thoro. No wonder the W altons quit J o t a, p r e t t y china dnwser w f \ ,f*. O rlando a n d went hack to KenUP-TO. DATE - — ......... ~ liclous salad .course and hot 1 not», t u c k >’**,.» h ue served. Mrs Pub .tun'» Communication* for this C*lum»-£W*i»M-fee—M arked "Society Editor” . “ ------0 ------guests were Mesdames Kraut M lbr, Phoned to Mr*. It. A. Torheun, Phone 20.1 In the language of flowers, holly II. W. Herndon, A P Cm ■.-n-, p means "foresight," nml not fore"Jo urnal I* Sold „ . ... ... . . , , , ’ , , A. N aw m an, C O. McLaug> E S anford, the Celery C ity welcomed t o p ." T he editor *of t h e Sanford / l ‘rt»etlla (.tub hours were pl easantly spent in n odal B arrett, Sr., S. E. Hurr*-i 1 Jr T Herald please take n o t i c e . — A r c a d i a I *^e S outh Florida Pres* Association Kissimmee, J a n . 7’ — E, S. Vuiin 1T h e members of th e Ptiscilla Club intercourse a n d with music. D a in ty Neal, Margaret Hum f*%, f% E nterprise. [and th e executive c o m m itte e of the Agnew to d a y purchased tin* Osceola-were the guests of Mrs, W T. sandw iches ami grapefruit- jelly were Bishop. Forrest I.,*I* \\ (Juite ho and in the name d i c t i o n - 1•'tale Prows Association with a ror- Journal from the Osceola Journal Johns T h u rsd a y afternoon. A de- served Mrs. S hinholsers gu«*sts G. F Smith and D l i a r y the word C arter mean* one who dinlity th at will long linger in the Publishing C o m p a n y , a n d through u lightfully informal hour was enjoyed were M esdames Henry Wight. Kre*l carts or pulls the bell cord over a 1 memories of those »0 fo rtu n a te as to i ,lartllPri,h |p formed by him a n d W II by those present a n d delicious re- Bouchelle. A. E. Philips, L. It. PhilI.OHtirh tnulu, thus getting a l>etter view into enjoy the hospitality extended to Harris, ow ner of the Valley Gazette fresh merit» were served by tho gra- ips, W. E. Housholder, T. A. NewA* congenial party enjoying a «1«*. th e ' ‘hindsight th an th e "fore- them by th e citizens of this wonder­ tho two papers are to bo consoli- clous hostess. Enjoying Mrs. J o h n s ’ ton, F. P. S trong. T. J . Miller, Fred lightful boat ride, the gn.-t ..f Mr ful little city. s ig h t." dntifd. The Journ a l plant will h e 1 hospitality were Mesdames H. II. Williams, Moses, H. A. T o rh e u n , • T h e members of t h e two associa­ moved into the shop of t h e Gazette Hill, A. E. Hill, W. W. Long, J. D. Misses Lillie Fnrnosw ofth and Sa- and Mrs. A It Common- ».«t ¡.ohy 0 afternoon were Mr und M r I \\ S ta n ley Lichty announces t h a t he tions m et at the ollice of the San- and th e latte r's name will continue R oberts, Tom Davi*, Eaaterbÿ, lome H am pton. Dicklns, Mrs Wood.1 M p , has assum ed the editorial toga of the foid Herald, anil s h o rtly after four tc he the title of th r sheet Today Walker. Purdpn and Miss Blanche ! Iighous Arriving at » i"-. 1 ¡4 o ’clock were taken for an uutotnoM elbourne Timps with m uch fear the Jo urnal app e aled for the Iasi loluiH wlio assisted in serving. S r w - S r u I "tub pli-asant aftcrnoo'i w.i■t. a n d trem bling and th a t if th e y will bile ride out to the famous | time as n s e p a ra te shoot, for the con­ A f id ig li t f u 11> in f o r m a l m e e tin g of h o s p l t a b l e Iiii i ik - of M« On either solidation will take place im m ediate forgive him th is -tim e he will never fields of Seminole c o u n ty Hurt/ It r ci /fridge a n*l Mr» I I t InSew Sew t 'l u b wa« held a t th e M r do it again Go to it. S tanley Yob side of th*' road f.s far a* one could ly T he merging of these two live \\ nod» r«'l ur ni'il I«« l> liothe id M rs H e n r y M i L a n in i «m Mrs 1 II McLaughlin elite! arc m aking a greet paper with t hr »*•*■ a carpel jd bright green celery weeklies into one paper means much lute evening Mr* II T h u r s d a y a fte rn o o n . w ith s e v e n tam ed ill«1 Every Meek Bridge Club T h o u san d s f>f acres for Kissimmee, a n d site will probably aasistunce of Truer and all you ......I greeted l he eve in a in o li o v e r '»ur-d i m e m b e rs present \ d e lic io u s s a la d \e r y delightfully T h u rsday a f te r­ to do n o w * is to join th e Florida of this Vegetable are planted every have a semi weekly or daily in the course w as se rv e d tuoi th e p leasu re s noon Only the m em bers of t hr club year, which has m ade the farmers Press Associat ion an d meet with near futur«' A n non tin present. Mrs. M argaret | of the afternoon m uch enjoyed by Were them in Miami the last w*ek in "f Sem inole county, a n d citizens of Barnes made top score, winning th«« those in a tte n d a n c e Enjoying Mrs All Í llf»*tl- U h«« Li • j Sanford am ong the m ost prosperous M arch. prize. .1 pn-tty little limi«|Uet holder I M« l„nilln - grarloun hospitably w« r« t lietf n-i u n h f**r ! ♦• in Florida t) Gradual Advance In Artillery. .»» meni ii» n fit r r .1 re r* ,•.» 41 T h e g r e a t e s t c h a n g e In artillery A dainty refresh men l course was Mrs Win M cK innon. Mr» Brown These land!« which a t e tiled dra in 1‘he Kissimmee Journal has been r»’f uriiH to Mr their II * served* consisting of shrimp salad, lee, Mrs It I Holly, Mrs O L «old to E (i. Vans Agnew, who wiH ''d, a n d irtlgated, a te of I he black c a m e a b o u t t h e t i m e of o u r Civil war, si t t In* RoL lu n» N i cheese sandwiches, saltine» and cof­ T aylor and Mis» M amie Di-vlin consolidate with W B H arris in the (loam q uality, and nr« capable of w h e n th«- rltled g u n w a s b r o u g h t out the- i «inceri obligat T hose present were Mesdames It I n c r e a s e d th*- r a n g e a n d p o w e r At fee G a z e tte und this will elim in a te emb- producing three crops yearly. T he I iimiti / ' « / f i r n ; tied u p G F Smith. Forrest a Inter per iod t h e gun c a r r i a g e s were C M Von jietilion aud' give Kissim m ee one ' average num ber of crate»’’ to the acre I m p ro v e d ►«> t h a t t h e r«cn| l was ah Lake. U It \ritio. T A N<al. Mar \ iiitigciii.il jiufty tif you I.... ph* paper The one paper should be sup- is on*' thousand, wit li , nei price s or bed lnst«'ad of bei ng a l lo we d to gurei Harm** .ii««l U D Holden «*11 joy m g Ih e h o s p ita lity I Mi*» ported well and the G azette can gite fr" " ' one t«> two «lidiar» f «< h San. throw tin* c u n b a c k a f t e r ••ach illsFrances Chappell on Friday • veiling t ho people of Kissim mee am i Osee- forti ! hi» makes an a< re «>f lauti charg* Situ-«' isi'.u c o n s t a n t I mp r o v e ­ / lu i i ç h l r r n it* U f.i/rj/ were Mi»».'» M y I brasher \ irgima V ola co unty tin« results T h e main capable of earning from fifteen liuti me nt » b a i « lx «'ii m a d e until t h e pr*'HMr- I |l Robert»* .1.»» of Th. Brady, fielen Hand. \lb . 11 lone» ent ■ffli'iitii a rt i ll e r y Inis b e e n pro­ trouble with m any <•f th e papers in drcil to two thousand n«H yearly I D \\ u i i dr ul l a n d K a s s e l B r o w n M d linili-i S u n d a y » c h o o l , k n o w n a» t he s ta te now i» that several pa- f «dcry is no l o n g er an *tx|*«'riment ibir* «I thè D ii U gh i er» of W <s|ey n e re .1« - T h e .lei ig h t f ni e v e n iu g In.ur- u e re ìng fi'rns per* art* being published in one Seminole county, a n d this in M 11*1. .*1 * 111 . d tight fu lly e n te fta iN *'d l«y M r» A I> sp eri! n ttu- furi " ! r. n « l.l Li -bioped p aper towns and they will not sup- dust! y has done much to help Fl««rM I N I I t lie Wt ifare I li'tmrr « T h e b o y» re tu r n e d port t hem nia to ta k e its [dace u's one of the N«4 ilr r 1■ Iirrrl») 1 1%r n 1li mI sh•* «mn u«Î / .a c iin iy at Iter t h a r m iiig hi tue m i 1c a n d y Jiu llin g . li. »»irti i t i ul t h i »U h*k no t «lei« «il il»** S u n fitril M a g n o lia 'h v e n u e T h u r s d a y r v e n in g , i t o th è c it y hut th è g iits »|»*ni th è foremost agricultural s ta le s . -O I r r A W a l r r t ’o m p i n y *11! !>♦* lar*I«I »l ih** /;** r w itli tlR e e n m eni ber» of ih«' «-In»» n ig h t a i d S a t u r iia y w ith Frane»** rt fit rr i« t ¡h»* ( '« » ni |»»n > n' H* rifornì Flor hl a I'jion returning from tho ride, the u t . T m i l » ) . Ili «' J i m ! •!>■« o f K r i t f u i f ) , I M H . A D V ERTISIN G Mr und Mr* < It. T lif b u sin ess of th è class I \\ e tru s l thnt in unother yi*nr ihe assoi-iution» iield th eir resjiective ■I Urn oVloi’à » in . for ihr (iur|tnar oí rlrct p ie»cnt Venne a n tio in . « ' 1 St l y ne* ( i*e «*'«/ ifïfi tÎlfrriura «rot for Ih# Ifituarllun of *urh ' infriTinallv iüiilMUm«*fl tiHfl (ilunH Hystetn ad hered to in O rlando for meeting». an d »t eight o'elock a ban- r f i h r r h u*i rt r o n* m»Y liriiti|I i( h r f a r r O' » «11 ■i I 1 \e ,ir'» w * « rk 1 T h.v io li g L id i* «*f » ' Ng« «-» IlLi d e f«*r l 1 • e n u i t i g u d v e r tis in g Jiurpo»!*» will give place 'l'iel was t nedered tliem .il t he *^!i n •*i«t IHrr fi n|f \ VV111 I S V \ be k . ld t w i . e a I >u 1l.l ar > I t 1«• tl.i 1 • f . i* " r i i ! l i 1 T ^ « m e . 1 11. g u pili ! In p ro p o r tio n a le tazntloti ford llouse f.y t he C nim nerii.il < lub. I Inni g. I 'I til. »«»« l e ! V i»»!i«l* let !• lll.«llt b O ur leglslalor» should In* p ie p a r e d and C itizen » of Sanford. Mr Bland M.«l«"* f ram on Monday tin rrel* At t bo >I««*«' «>( tb«' biiHines» piTinil d o w n to mm' u » Jie e ia l flra n g e c o u n ty a n d Ih e tilhh* which .'\ t e iid e d t In* Mi. N I I K I I I ! t 1» » VI ► . Gu., was the week end g o am brosia with wbijipeii cream and afternoon tin- Guild meeting was N u t ir» h*rrl>y z i v n i t h » i b y v i r t u r ol O rlam lo hill is passed for publicity whole len g th of the dining room wa» • iu and Mrs. ChajTjN'II. while > t h a t r r t t a l r v w r it of F S r c u t l d n I m u l a s o u t ol cake held u t the home of Mrs. T. A. wa* served by the hostess, artistically decorated. purposes. . Several Florida cities ■ nil u n d e r t h * ».'»I o l I h v C i r c u i t C o u r t , by Miss Jliiaio Zachary. N ew ton, with Miss M artha King T a m p a . S r t . n l h J u i t t c l s l C i r c u i t of t h e S t a t e of assisted A huge hunch of ce le ry two feet F l o r i d « in « m l l o r S c m t n n l . . C o u n t y . d « t « d Have this privilege and it is h suc­ M embers of the elnss present were hostess. Following l lie business perid iam eter ami three a n d n half feet t h r S th d « y of J a n u a r y , 1 9 1 4 . In t h a t car cess. We notice the city of Ash- in Mr» l> \\ lb.«dt • , . , , , , ,, t a l k r a u a r t h e r e i n p m ' l i n f w h e r e i n Wllaon Mrs. J. I> Roberts. Mrs. Hayes an d oil and paym ent of dues a delightful villc, T enn., raised $1,200 last year t l t g ' l formed a c e n t e r j u e c e . w h i l e I A' T o o m e r f o r t l l l r e r C o m p a n y , a e.,r t» * raiio n city, formerly of Misses Versa Wnoilrock. N«'ll Evans, ; social hour was enjoyed Refre»hon less than one-tenth of o n e per HI.,*» of e v e r y v a r ie t y , a n d b e a u tifu l , I he city a» a gue*I " Beisie Zachary. Stella Brown, Win - 1 m eins served were «litintv sweet il nd i ini «Irtirr ib***l iiffijM-rly «if t h.«* *f#fi»nd»fii. ’ 1 » , . ,, ■■ white roses were placed het cent. Shi- I* being gj F'tarihhu F' Ii«.')* » » ‘I will *ell vhe •«««« nit* B r o w n, L illie Farn«*sw nrt h, NTta | cake» and fru it c o c k t a il I nose 1 m «|u »i A l»x so »mall will not h u rt a n y ­ there a m o n g «'hinters of fern» I l.eiitfe ihe ilnor III Ihe County Court' llou*> , , , , , . .. tn . . . ^ M i**»« ■« I««»i«' and J uiiii - ivy lier ma uy f ru n i] The d in n er was g re atly enjoyed «.f Seminole County. Hn.lda. a t Hanford. M o o re . M a b e l f o w a n . M in n ie A lle n , p resen t w. re one a n d all the wild hinds a n d rail­ » i-lniin«' her b*«. r F’l o r b t a no ..........l a y i h e ilr.i .la* of M a r r t . t ]..... E liz a b e th M i b i D i i .«n d I S t U t l l O l i , ’/ ‘ i f M u t t s t U I . E v a W a l k e r . i . . . . . . by those present, whose appetite» bw 1914, dunny the leyal hour, of .ale, lo all road* will pay their proportion betwrwn eleven o'clock «. m and is o o'clock K a th le e n K ie l ti me y t*r j S a lo m e H a m p to n a n d M rs . Art-hit* If this plan is in au g u ra ted th e by those present whose appetites p. m , l o t ho h l * h e * t a m i b e a t b i d d e r for Il was n foregoo* Betts T he next meeting will be S a i d p r o p e r t y l . dc»crfbe*l a* fol jiuhllc spirited citizena of D rlando had been sharpened by the outing j I .rite t e n , ITU. t i t s , IT«. P latt o f Hub v T him bu I'arltf ' held with Miss Snlcttle H um plon at the I’ress Assiii-tuiioii tm • ’ tl i v l e i o n of l a n d l» eh tn zln z t«* A l t a m o n t e will not have to reach down in their of the uflcçnoon. Rcjiorter-Stnr. One of the most delightful of th e the home of Mm. S. 0 . Shinholser. lie a success when Editor • «»»«*-11u Bill» N n a« »v .. " «aw Irrrorrfr'fl l -v O I I J I - I I in «t i I'lfct * | W i Il»yk ) eseV — I ..aa mn <it »n«i pockets nml |>ay their share a n d the "C~. t'«z* «I, of the Public llecocd« of «*r- _ _ . i i „ir..!-. „» .«,,, the Miami Herald hroughi aa«a Chunt». Florida "m»11 aflr.irs of the season was the o th e r fellow’* also.— O rlando C iti­ ......... iNt) the mascot, his ultra« t o rp-. M. u A>.... \ /taction llridqr charm ing little thim ble phrty Friday Hhcfift of Sctninol«* C«»unljr. Flurfila. zen. HOTEL ARRIVALS Mrs. Samuel 1’ub‘ston graciously «laughter, Dallas The h u b hi«lY afternoon, a t which Mrs. S. 0 . ShinI„ W. IIAI.DWI N, ------ 0 ---- » Attorney for Plaintiff. C ontinued ml I'.ir* ' holset was the g ra d o u s hostess. T he en te rta in e d the Auction Bridge Club 4|.Tun>-St * T H E PRESS GANG • Sanford H o u s e C. L. Mix, Macon. G a .; F rank P. T h e boys m id girls of the Floridu Pros» have been hero a n d th e ir g o ­ .D am on, -Tallahassee; M . M. Gregg ing has left a n aching void. W ith N C ; C hns. Kinke!, M o n tre a l, C an.; X no m uch good fellowship, *o m uch J. E .K in g , G a .; Julius S. Klein a n d w*it u n d so m uch intelligence in u family, T oledo, ().; F ra n k E. Brodfew s h o rt hours the city i* loft gasj»- nax, Jnx; Mrs. 0 . W. B ra d y . N. W Ing for bre ath . But all of ua wish city; E. H. Jordan, M ack C. H a rsh , th o gan g could come again a n d the b u g , A tla n ta ,* Ga.; O. . .. Lewi S anford people like tho b u n c h *o F lorence, S. C.; W. Killi-an, S av a n well t h a t they w a n t tho big mooting n a h . G a .; M. L. G a rre t, Ga.; M rs of th o Florida Pros* Association id Lnfls«*n*hogur, Mia* Idtnsenghoga r , 1010 or 1917. Sanford ns u su al oz- M« M . Wilson, O rlando; Mr. a n d t o tided th e glad hand a n d It was Mrs. R ny Dorsey, A tla n ta , Ga.; J. s h a k e n ddth tho cordiality provor- S. S ullivan, Orlando; J . G. Maples A M E R IC A ’S G R E A T E S T SU C C E SS blal am o n g tho m em bers of tho a n d wife, Bonton H a rb o r, Mich.: Florida pres*. I t wa* a nice o u tin g B. BOnite, N . Y. city; R. H acker, b u t entirely too short a n d wo w a n t B altim ore, M d.; T. 0 . R ouse, J a x ; t h o bunch hero for a b o u t th re e J. S. Fries, Nohuuhn, Nb.;* C, M. day* when Sanford can roally get Ewing, P ittsb u rg , #P a.; J . W. P er­ a c q u a in te d with the ladies a n d kin«. D e L a n d ; Chas. F . T r c a d a w a y , gentlem en who are doing so m u c h C olum bus, G a.; M. R. C ohen, J ax ; for tho s t a t e of Florida. Au rovoir W. Af. Collins, Valdosta, G a.; A, M. T roy, C. H. Smith, C am b rid g e, P a .; b u t n o t good bye. Supported by a N otab le C om pany of Players, and th e Original N ew York Liberty T heater P r o d u c t i o n M. R. A lbright, T. R. B r a y , H a m p ­ W E L C O M E TO O U R C I T Y « ton, N. J .; J . L. Paries, S t. Peters­ •The ta b o r host« are with ua t o d s y . burg; C, P. Bowen, P o m o n a , N. C.; T h e y have come -to Sanford to Mrs. B. Fullerton, Miss Helen F u l­ hold th e ir an n u a l convention a n d It lerton, Son Fmnclaco, • C ol.; IL M . will b e o ne Of th e greatest gatherings W aring, M. D. W aring, Orlando; . ¡ n ’ t b e histo*y of th e organization. Goo. W. Pinkoy a n d wife, Mrs. O n ftCCOu «t of th e rapid g ro w th of Mikel, Geo. W . Lowe, M rs. G. W. , •• t h o ^ F e l e ra tio n with th e acquisition Lowe, F t. Wayne, In d .; E. J . H am Trained H orses Acrobats Juggling Clowns Bare-Back Riders Bigger, Brighter and B etter Tliaif Ever mell, A. Thom er, N. Y. city; J. h i. of m a n y new locals th e re will bo Flitch, Baltim ore, M d.; R. Bangela more d e l e g a t e / a t this m eetin g a n d PRICES 73c, $ 1 .0 0 and $ 1 .3 0 CURTAIN 8:30 P. M. th e legislature meeting In April Broscm. O rlando; J. P . Clarkson, m akes it in c u m b e n t upon a full mem- J ax ; Chas. E. Foote. G ood Roads; A b e rth lp a n d m i r y m i t t e n of» im « S. M artin , J e x : Mrs. C . V. 8. WM- ABOUT PEOPLE .AND EVENTS xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxsxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx IMPERIAL THEATER MONDAY, JANUARY lSIh, 1915 HR».’ With Elsie St. Leon as Polly A Real Circus on the Stage . * ~t Saw».«Us«- » ïfi'iigtflfhli it j '"*" ? ' ■ I ■. -.V ■«¿'¿igqiHji&z.v ........................ - _i �"Tt ifikt T H ¿ S A N F O R I ) I I F K A 1. D +++++++++++++ H a d I' ul ire P r i i l r r l b i n n********** AN EDUCATION IN THE COUNTY FAIR The ne» 1 1 hi in r men « lm « .re Imre prut m Hull d u n III; 'll > Il till 1lie 1.1*1 » • little Happenings—Mention .. »*‘•11 of Om ar Conklin ..I lit.- „Miami Herald an d Harr') Mrowti <>f t)o< St 0r M a t t e r s i n B r i e f Auguatinc He. out Dmv « .r e In DuP e r s o n a l I t e m s of cuntixiy of si.eruT Hand «ho escort - S K M I N O I . E C O l N TY W I L L ed them to the itati..n on Saturday In te re st PLAN F O R KIM C A T I O N mornitii,’ in hi- ,1 ,,’. mu' . Ti i- « i* A N D A M l 'S K M K N T S nereida I ) In ..| I. r In , ...... • i ..... ;r..in S„mm»r> **' <h«' •''loaUng Small getting run oxer bv the hr. trm-k At a meeting of the exerutive rum TâU» Succinctly Arranged for rnitte*. for th e Seminole C o u n ty H u r r i e d Herald Headern Limburger ehe.-*.., I lolland tr Fair, which will fie held in Sanford, ring and yeu*t take at Si nmn'* fell, l, l, 5. ti, held rerently. the .Attention. Auto Owner» IT if edtieatlonnl feature* »ete a p ro m ­ All the*.' »ho h av e ro kindly, o f ­ inent point of diseussion, and us Mr. t ircuil ( miri s t a u » Tuilay fered thrir car* for th e trip over t h e Walker the eha irm an said. "O n e run The beluted fall term of the l ie on Wednesday a io requested to cuit Court ..f Seminole County never hope to m ake a sueeern of a Bett »1 the cornei of Park a v e n u e sturls today with Judge Perkins at fair, financially , or in point of enter,nd First street a t 2 |>. m. The m a m the bat an d there will he main mat- ti,i,,,,irnt urlt'l '•* educational value of the Federation of Labor will tors of im portance to grind up m the U ,eco>tnlie‘1 '» t l “ 1 planning." It is taken over tho celery field* at th is mini* of justice. The term of court very ,ru ‘‘ t,m l ,Ut,w '>»n»‘,»»‘> lime. __ -----------------Maude WlllisTof N e» A,*r k ha* — Hui Ia',**.* DatiKcrouM and Inconvenient We Should Say. Than will he well at tended and already the " ow aml th e n " '* “ ,,rilV"K , “ r '1 *° , t uiu Orange hones with hoops -a I wa y « city is filling up with ......pi.- «ho „re J,,y ''" t c r i a in m e n t . hut in this age been the h m ld im r at Meinn So J ar Removed From jn M»*k. at f F. B u t t o n ’*. 27-1 f coming either a* » U . .unir, or " f l|,,inK t h ' n K,‘ l,ul,lir •* "'•‘•king tanti o.i 1A»i u fja i ,■ «.foiug h t.. *cc u r ,* »spectators, The criminal rtmkei » ||| *opportunity to note the progress of her service* It has I..... r. p,u.tcdl) Thank You! others that they may build heller said. " Her readings alone, ,f there Where all those dainty toilet préparâtiom so essential to the The Commercial C lub wishes t oL» | were nothing else on the program | coming up at this term of court to tie for themselves. home may lie found in nhundanee. Met ter stay thank those » h o a s s i s t e d in t h e o n The fair is a school for the plant- have le n »ell worth the pr . e of „ di*pi>»ul_ufaiul the civil do. ket »ill at home and lx* a housekeeper MfUinnunt of the newspaper m en Her Mdections are also occupy much of the lime of the era. the breeder» and the home | »*uson ticket." hut week, especially Messrs. F re d makers alike, a n d suffices for sales ] more than mere readings to enter court Dorner and S. . R unge for the celery agent for those whq exhibit w orthy t * '11 »or tho m om ent. They ure Chickens, Hens ami FryurJ, Eggs examples, ,nd Wtlkcr. Higgina, Thrasher, mind and soul gripping sermons, so PHONE 275 T’A» !V««r«ii Drug Star» SANFORD, FLA. lft-2te Smith. E. T. Woodruff and Sheriff nil the tim e, nt Lortler's. The lack of most depa rtm ents of a entertainingly presented th at thouHand for the uro of their cars. fuir is the m ethod of d em onstrating sands hear her gladly. In her »uihIllnze Suturila) Murning The Sanford Commercial C lu b exhibits. One can stroll aro u n d mer chautauqun work it »as said. The siran whistle called thè pe'opln '•« W. M. H bjtî M, Sec. am ong a collection of exhibits a n d "She is an efficient apostle of Him «ut on S nturday morning a ho ut ten And I. if I he lifted up products -and see them merely as who said After the first of J a n u a ry , 191 5 I o'clock a n d dense rlouds «ri smoki l space fillers and at once regret their, from the earth »ill rira» all men «¡11 not be responsiblo for any d e b t »ere seen issuing troni thè portimi los* of time. unto in.' A c h i l d . «aut. ‘ Father, M il.1.WORK OF ALL D E S C R IP T IO N S . contracted by any person but tny- of thè city ni'iir thè High S.-hool hypnotized us as *h<> said the Cpon a r riv iu t al thè. scene il l , iese exhlbils .are ex * ' a*l(. C. I! H u pporsett. <l-8te Wi* aiv prepared to figure with vou on all classes ,l"‘ ,to r v h y p n o tiz e d " found to he thè old colored H d ^ frismed by one posted as to m ethods mun ■i.tig > f making, c o m b i n i n g information ns "Eku* appeal« t o old und < > f Ll'MliFR and Mil.I,WORK for IK U'SF. STORK Fédération M e m b e rs , Altenlion Fellows Hall and tit., llatne* laving 1., in iterad Unte and co*i would not H, ir ¡ or RARN. I ramiiiji. fluorinji, ccilinyi, siding, windows, Your place of m.*eting will In’ lb ep.iri gained head»a> I., fur,- l In f Eagles Hall in the Pico building a n d ment » a * ...I .1 tile tit*1 addle* tin* medium l.e of untold valu, at a doors, screens. Itlinds. mmildinjis, lattice, frames. Iioxp.s. ' P..II i of i he I n <n * the foil"»1"!' has been provided for could do nothing oil save t tie ad nominal expe n se’ Ulule it i* trita* a h r » ,i.tre**e* could i|iille mi * y mTull l s W h a t You W a n ! K .slim alcs F u r u i s h u d F r e e you by the Sanford Commercial jacont propelty The hall »as t o ­ vast majority a t t e n d a fair on pleas­ pathctieully meet the requirements ure bent, there a re many who would Club: Tuesday evening free p icture tally destroyed and will he a los* to of the lending role in "Polly of the *h(iw at Star T h e a tre . For tic k e ts the owners ns there was no Insur­ by seeing the practical dem onstration Circo*" as does Finie S( Leon She n gain a great degree of valuable ex­ ti n n r»m * t■’ w o a rt et ft P ti p tu* n b rt n n w n n tt st irm s* b u p r tr r î n *r s f st o ts 5r n cr wn t m « p tee Secretary Federation. Wednes­ ance on the building has all the requisite gift« a dainty perience that th ey could utilize in day 2 |» in . auto ride over the city. their ..» n busine*.« t» t hi* fairs are ligure a preti V face, a -ui- 1-t \ o j .e l verv large pedal e x t r e m i t i e s t h r ow I mp er i a l Theatre building Fix Tbuisday. 11.do free boat ride to Dr C I. Hrundage. <Meet i! * and a » ipp.-ailugl v «irisóme man t 1.. .. Mining factor* in the commercial Woodland Park a n d fish fry m g k n iv e* and do ing o ilie r ju g g lin g 101,111 t* peing re n m d e le d a n d » i l i he Fir*t Nall*mill Hunk Itldg Mot"la'. . s t .- 1* . harming ¡,* „i, iruabd ililere*!* of I hi' «tal.' tl I* also very ner tri. k* On t lie ol her «t.fe 1 s a cl.-vef . . , , ,, ,, Umi l i t**da v a n d Ft nia v 1 1 .i Ml 1 1 a r r a i i K . ’ d iri g.u iii * l i a p e fo r \I r |’ .*i when iitiM'g up m h .d sin* ,1, i - i m p o r l a n l that I l i eu itior.il i n f l u e n c e s . f iato t e a m Or, . « I i o l e il l* Seed pi t.lion*, by sack or smaller r. p M, Il ! ' ■.' g II, I'.I -I er .1 1 . d lea, l.e - 1 In- invi r f ' t 1 In tig t " U ft It 1*\ JII*t*1*i to «tat t in busi.ri i otisldef ...I |! » . an anil will Will t ' reni >1 r t 111 km* quunti’ i» I.efiler’s lo 2l. him oni. i ir. u* -* b>,,^ a J«,t m, i ' l l . . r i a l 1 all If a l e * bonk fea'iir.-« I hat »i l l i nt e r e * ! us Ill's* for hlltisflf u bout Fehruury t h » l e v . r l . i p p e n e d o n , . n\ «lag. Th e Si'IUlllid.* t b. ii ' ' , F air l b-ad Joint In s ta lla tio n t h e y plea*.- a n d e n t e r t a i n »>■ cun deill.iH v givitig Inin t fe» .ugge* I h.* peopl. of Sa ixfor il «un lo* AS- lir.t lb- »ill .¡irr\ a full line <>f in ,.« n pr*ife**i,»n tin January P ith. 1915, at 7 dli q u a r t . ■ r* a r m. . i nn * t fia t * i », 11 jd rat.*. feel N aioll. lldv Mire the pul .l n will :t. t I . t . .1 I I - ^ « d i lo -ligi u »i gellt* I Uf tU'ifitllgM, . but «ill nut Ila ve t.-. M gr.» >.te,| I. I t e \ • • I . 1 . 0 « u. li.iVe , a i d e d m o r e etleC' e l . >1 111 III all tl * tie I rti i mi t iii'tnllation of tin- of vv Iteti I hi« lug a t t r a i litui p i l i ) ' al t hi* 1 have a large stuck tl f ready to wear 11g lit hea rIed phi v - I m p e r i a i T h . oltre M o n d a v l a n u ncer» ol l»at.- City C a m p No, I. a n d ( oasi bute Knilrnad ttiai t ii.it lin. l ua l l y to tlie m o d e r n d e m a n d H e n c e of ’ lo. \ i l l i d will offer umisllatfv lo» fare* for all • ho t lltg .1’ <1 «ili t It! die s a m p l e lille* those of Woodman Circle »ill be Ml bui l di ng I Ml e*«fi|| fair Ilk. , in y I-f : INANDABOUTTHECITY I ™ r p * ; IJ A DANGEROUS OCCUPATION! A GOOD DRUG STORE S E Ml N O LE PH ARM A C Y NOVELTY PLANT j Yellow Pine Lumber Co., Kissimmee, Fla. g held installation a nipper ■ill is- -erve.l All Woodmen a n d famille* ar. invited By ofd >7 of the C a m p Come and enjoy n good sup|>ei I I. M I l.I.F It. Clerk p illili* a l l . 'lg » * il our onl « 1 1 ti loti Cheese McLaurens Imperial Cheese Pimiento Sweitzer Nippy Deviled A full line all the time .v«Ms J* P* R o b erts I vLi ice v Phone 39 •• I i. I I for •i t i . - mi b ill. r.i tigenb-'.t - i♦. McLaurens Roquefort I of i. .■vt r ,t i * i ■i 1 . . "nuil,o, I ,i • I (•«’ mad............... . At J. D. Roberts lie II m g It.« F a i r . • n , .,|..rd F • I 5, ti Ttii* «ill m a k e it p --ltd. - 1 ■ ’ i i r *l r n i i or • it n. o* t l i a i , a g o o d f'.' inda' llot 1 I*. *, . .-r.i Ì i omi l i l t tees I >r<,p.**e lo w o r k a l o n g ihesi< Ii ne* in ,,)! \r de t 1. . ■ .... i■ • ri • » 1 .o I » Ier. « d l 1. i toi I " i m i da I e.— h i • in 'i i i ) ' -t 1». 1 d re t ... ■ !, .. .1 d , ,1.. •d a ’ .'l Uniil-t rial par *1. - " 111. " f 1 ». e -. -l'io .... ! . . lo I "t II" . 1. ■ » . . «ulne ilav a* ol her • ..ni'. Ium fon» * I lo fair « ili d e p a r t inellt* ' nil t .1 r.d a ■u • I » I ,i ' 1,1 [ I., 1 r I .. r S a l e ! it I* * su fe I »Ei-.i *a li I mi t "I. Iff II U 1 a ■" f i n ! * l'I 1. t ."t ■ f i". 1 g t' ari " i M v r 1 1> 1\ I. 1 I . . . Il' t * |rei*! | leidratdv le. i i . d foy hot el er r e s i d e n c e | 1. 1 »tifili i f e i l . i r . . * l . ti v cuni ulti no ut Iter prop. rt ) b k e il in t hè c i t y . A pp i ) al tilt.-e l o W \V Hong If. *a 1 1 * f».- l or \ . g,i i ri i- **I «Il I il' e v e r bur* ha< i r ider lu 1 1" ' ir* n* ring Na t or i 1! lite f r u m p * « • d gon.| pi' 0 |dt "t I lie . ' 1 111 il 1 I II H V i ,1 o Id ri ! Vii- » 1 ’ t I Ijig, Mi mi i l , . ; , r ,| hart" ' g . i ir* i* n i. ■ lo .in i *'* to n r . d ir., d b I n n ........ ri-. . I .■r i - hing 1 d e e p allei t ion 1«•r lu t |.r>■ te. ! ■- « tu. i- a!*,, !...pel«-««! . ti ' a . ,.t tO tt o. 1 t,. 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J . «' It t,. i - .t .ii.i i» r roun d m ile I i.................. t j» i a go od c on c e s si o n of! ■• A i ' I itib ia!* atul <|.r.u lat. .1 h i I I" "I a *o. ln I n i n a n d 1 Inlit a* tt . . -»nr. * t i e i I fi n* f , n g I, ' situi. 1 1 1 .111 «o li 11«' r e 1er T. T ». I ’ ■ Il I S le ............. M ■ l i. - . f* « a - it. t I" , il " I D. 1 I k'I • 1 1 ■ *„t tir la v e n r o u i . !.. " , 1. 1 m ' . r I I " . p a t ■ | , " i n t i » l b t’"l! '. •1. * In , ’ n . Idi. F i o: Ida on In* in lie ta k e n up ti>) tlie a ssite iu tiu u a m i g" ¡•eli .e de*ire* In.i I <■■1r « p e r i m g tour if e n o u g h passenger* c a n be t saure»! senti represenlatives lo tnke The s t a g i n g of t h e s e n t i m e n t a l Mr Hai nmi i' s uppuintment he s p e c ia l tra in * w ill lie ru t. o il « p o t a i little tiranía i* v e r y e l T r c ti )•■ , | in thè events The en.lo«.d c a l n e etTecf 1 ve D e e . I s l lu*l, aliti he da V« i 11\ the »cent* d e p u t i n g t tie ■ in tl* grani show* »ha! contest* v* 1« n o » on In« tirsi t o u r of i n s p e r t i ot i beiti Prize* « ili l e "II. -, f I"’ ' >11 l ii er e a r>. t r ! l i f e d po 111. and Hi* di-trtrt ini Inde« t hè etitir*' «l^i t e " dl ( ( peu s i m r t -i t if III barellila 1 riditig I.. ,r - .■ ner* in tondi t vir. 1 fi>. m a d e ,. t r i p <1} > Die C a i n o * « a. n. et «II. It ' a v 1 " ' ! per kttl* lia* 1 11 ■ f ... ri v «r v ìst t ed li« h e a mp« a n d • ■ " t ting round a n*ig ui>i<l>> » h t . t ’l’ io* filli ut > b o ar d ol fruste* « It I Du t». m a n a g e r e r j ' k * til* ' «t up 1 fu u 11 f " r d i* 11o » .) 1 lot h i ng g l ve l i b r i d a ) I • l J, , 1 * *•Il ! o t t n r poiiit* ori l . a k e D k c e d n i h e . .miti :t« ■ te NI t t..r . ■•r ai ■ Mi- - St | V .......... I .a '• i - r. - i g t • «I I o I he *. I100I* ,.f D , I I 1" » * .1« - t a t e ' Ir. tuiage * „ t i „ l (..rie *0 ine . le . ,'f e ., ,. - ! r i « li 1. . t . a n d «ili g m i “ b u s in e s s t • i r n t m - e l l . In I >11) . >f I lie ( IIVIL* . I U»|K'I ml « fu . « " i r a ppr. 1 l a i ................ . • I I 1 iderdale He »l' Ut il« far tt « one «ule l a t h e c l o w n « u h Die h a v i n g t e n t e d t h e cor net s t o r e of t h e T l i f a t i T , Mnitil.'iv, J a n . i s ere.filai.le «howmg m t».«11 11 .. t... d o w n t lie cast ctutst a * M i a m i ittid e x h ilu t * m iti tlu iti.h b d n * l ' oi o ai i ut tìruve, a j i d t hen ea m e None of tfie «efiool* li i v * ’ mi » l.'f Ini. k il)' lite c u a s t to AS est l ’jiltli m u d i j.ractice liefore thè in.. ! -end l i t ' a d l , lai ke W o r t h . F'orl Pi erei ' , ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « ' ’’ ^ v' v ' £ representaiives anvwny Kn 11 (ìullie ami - ut h er piace*. At <♦ Dressing rtmms «ili be provnl.d al l'Uiice Pa r k he j oi netl C«|it. H .1 r O N D E N S E D REPO RT OF C O N D IT IO N OF T H E t h è Sunfort i H o u s e A l h l e l i ' meet I’acetti. 1 S inspector of Federal ♦ wil l he lit ici on t h e street i m m e d i a t e ­ bird* Heservatioti», and innile se) ♦ l y in front of t h e S a n f o r d l l ' . i ç i ' ■ral (ri|>' over th e famous M osquito * S e nd n* t h e n a m e s of v o u r r.-pre ♦ Inlet reservation, then to D a y to n a , ♦ s e n t a t i v e * not l a t e r t h a n Ian - >th. st Augustine am i Jacksonville, lie ^ ■ so we m a y a r r a n g e t he p r o g r a m in will no» d e v o te 'to m e weeks to th e ^ f ul l interior of the s t a t e He expects to Seminole County Bank H K K zell. J It Wibl man I n i m m t t. « of Sanford, Florida ♦ A< R E N D E R E I » T o T H E « ( »MITRORI . ER AT T H F .<ï j )SE <>K W S I N E SS i ♦ visit every seetion of Florida, inves­ tigate conditions a n d confer with various state anil county otlicial* fe g a l . ling t i e en foreement of both vC crllian Mu«ir i lab federal a lid s tate laws. Secret ser ' T h e Cvcilinn, Music Club met mi vice men »ill follow inspertor Hant h e stqtlio oí Mrs. Fannie S Muiison S a tu n ln y afternoon. The cl ub « ; * son's tour, anti m ake arrest* for all culleil to order by the preMilent a nd violations coming to the atten tio n th e minute» were read, after which t h ‘* I * l « r t m e n i of Agriculture, t h e rollwas cnllr.l The program «urnuu of Sociological Survey, at which was ilelightfully rendered was Washington. .. ,£horiplng ( l e l l s , , ■Trojelle F tom February 16 t o DecemheDCO‘ Helen T er wit tiger ¡» »» absolute elosotl season on rr. iWhispcrinV Wind Hamilton gm tory lurtlj*. T h e law makes u l z c tta Stone <lail closed season between sunset M editation ............. K ngletnan! and sunrise, anti Inspector Hanson Adele Runge th a t many violations are being m ade G ia n ts,. ___ *............. Rogers with resjvect to this section. The I A nto in ette Luke common "bull b a t " or "night h a w k " Arrival of Ilrownies . Anthony is being shot in differont parts ol Vivian Crosby Florida contrary to law. also the rail D ue t. March Lynque Kwting "t m ud hen* and coot», and he say* Helen Peek and Anna Mason «. rious consequences will follow tlie T h e Younger Set Kni'er killing of these birds C h a rlo tte Smith Florida no» has I I National Bird Love Song .......... Levin Heset valions. F’etfcral wardens are M ay Thrasher * ^ n p lo y e d to rare for these breeding P aper. Lindsliurg and Its Music and resting places, a n d it is a viola­ tion to go oven upon these reserve* M a rg a re t Strong without permission from the w a rd ­ M arch, Two Piano N um ber ens. under penalty of $1,000 cash Virginia B rad y , M ay 'T hrnshcr Fannie R«ba Munson, Serlta Lake fine, or six month* im prison.n e n t or both. C lu b Chorus. — — ^ ♦ 4 ^ ^ ♦ ♦- ♦> ♦ f à O N F R I D A Y , D E C E M B E R B i s t , líll-l ♦ LI ABI LI TI ES R E S O l’RCES Loans and Discounts $181, IBB.54 22,5BB.2(i Stocks and Bonds Real E state.....^ ............ Y. — 1,250.00 Furnittire and Fixtures 2,572.9« 310.65 OverdrafLs Cash and Due from Iianks 57,793.73 $ 50.000.00 ( 'apital Surplus and Cndivided Profits 3,246.50 2 .000.00 D ividend^ tlnpaifl Bond Account N otes Rediscounted Dc}X)sits ♦ X < ♦ 1 0 ,0 0 0 .(1 0 30.000.00 170.347.64 $265,594.14 $265,594.14 The officers of this institution Like pleasure in subm itting for your inspection this gratifying report. ♦ 4 ^ 'T We wish to thank tlie people of Sanford and Seminole County for the liberal support they have given their home institution. Seminole County Bank ** <$> FOR REST LAKE, l ’rcs. Court Itoute HutUing D. L. THRASHER, Vice-President • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ' ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ t ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE SIT JANUARY 12 1915 vital statistics and will m ake her reHe ulso s t a t e d PiaU"Y)r. Porter P a u i E. Miller port directly to the Children’s Huwould have th e s ta te hoard of health Mr. p a u | E , Miller, aon ¿f Rev. W O M A N ’S C L U B real! at Washington exhibit and l)r Perry of Jackson- Dr. R. (j. Miller of Sardis and one Mrs Henry Wight then hf& .r of " l i e would have iiis^ san ita tio n ex0 f the most popular a n d estimable Wide Awal^c Huidnc** M o e lin i Held STANDARD RAILROAD OF T H E SOUTH 1 tiie “ Save ;i Baby C am paign" which hi hit a 111 h e hijir y oung buness men of the city passed T h e e w„* a Jar«., a tte n d a n c e »1 |rt>ni|{ ra rri,.d on ,,y thp Children's Mr. ( . II. W alker spoke briefly of aw ay yesterday morning a t -6 o'clock the regular business meeting <d t h e . Honw Soril}ty ()( M.>rxl» at Jnckson- the library, an n o u n c in g t h a t the a t his hi me, on Park D rive afUjr an W om an's C lub held W ednesday afters h r t t i d lhat tlt, t year that now charter called for a meeting illness t h a t Iras continued for sevnoon In the club house which *<>•' imttitll,jon , ook ,,f «0(1 homeless T h u rs d a y afte rnoon of the Library oral m onths, but which becam e crit­ DAILY No. 82 No. 86 veiy inviting in its new dross of babies, resot red them to health when Association und all intere ste d friends ical less th a n a week ago. Ne SO In the ...... 8:30 a.m. 2:20 p.m while plastering. ‘ The president. Mrs. necessary and placed them in good to assist in launching the Sanford spring, Mr. Miller displayed sym p­ Lv. Jacksonville pin. Dicklns, called the meeting to order homes for adoption 12:46 p.m. 0:25 p.m. 12.1» n.m. 'Some of the Library »* it it now a c h a tte red or tom s of diabetes which at first did Ar. Savannah ............... 5.25 a.m..........10:15 a.m. and presided throughout with her ,.,nirrh(, havi, |M.,.n u(-,iVe lor ganization He spoke^ most opti- not prove overly alarm ing hut which Ar. Richmond X on p.m. Ar. Washington.................. 9:00 a.m....... . 1:35 p.m. usual poise und dignity. In her hrjcf this cause and sent in a good sum, minticnlly of dream s coming true ro< n developed disturbing rompli1 lrôii p m. 0:50 p.m. bu t interesting preliminary tulk, Mrs. hut nil th a t has Iteen sent from Sail- snying the club house, a municipal cations. The best of medical atten- Ar. New York ................ 2:57 p.m..... h no ¡t.nt. Dickins s ta te d that her New Year's ford is not enough to pay th e ex- building w h s th e realization of u tion was requisitioned b u t nothing No. 82. Florida t¿ West Indian Limited—Free Reclining Steel f i ... , . wish to each memtier was th at she peitses for a year of one little girl drenm not even conceived of ten could be done t o 'stay Ibe ravages of W ashington—Electric Lighted ,0 Jghted and Fans. should feel herself as im portant as there now from Sanford Mrs. Wight years ago HI. few prom otlve re- the disease. Early .yesterday morn- No. 86.— I’almelto* L i m i t e d - F •'ree Steel Reclining Chair Cars to Wa.Csil|liglll(j^ n w t f i t ' i , r m i i ' i r l/i . Ib n t lm ..f . I . ... . . . . a n y dfher mem tier just as necessary impressed upon the club t lit* im port­ tfiotive rem arks Ua ci ,rr ee like th e an ii rn of ing 1he lapsedi t into a s t a t e of§ coma Electric Lighted and Fans. to the success of the club work. ¿>he ance of the work and s ta te d th a t wo u cir circle, th e y suggested comple- a n d the end followed in the couMe No. 80.—Coast Line hlondn Mail— laical Sleeper to Savannah. ulso charged the members to make it curtiiot afford for the Children’s Home tion, und there arose In the minds of of n few hours. a special point to exercise a spirit Society to feel that we are n o t doing his hearers a library building »pleaT h t. wU1 u k e placo a t SarSteel Pullman C ars of the highest class operated on all train-« vr *.i of greater friendliness to w a rd the our p a r t — th a t each m em ber should d dly equipped stan d in g beside us di„ A p Chucrh t o m o n o w n , 2 Coast Line Dining Curs operated on Traîne* 82 and 86. ' ’ in,if new a n d timid members especially, work to get every man, wom an and like a friend to instruct and inspire ,,.c|ocI(( R ev D n 0 R W ilito 0, For information and Pullman reservations apply to your local agent ,.f suggesting ns slogan for the y ear the fhild to give ten cents to w a rd it. " W h e re no vision is th e people ,>er- E>„ , ne„ r> Rt,v . D, W . W 0 r r 0f A. W . FRITO T, Division P assenger Agent former s t a t e president's (Mr*. Win. Every one giving ten cents or more ish, und we would have m ote of E a r t Avenue and Rev. Dr. W. IF* Docker's) closing sentenro in her will receive a certificate or certificate* these dream s from our friends. . • y n d „ y 0 f the First A R. P. Church 1.1G Wcsl liny St. Jarksunjille. KI» address before the la k e la n d co n v e n ­ of stock showing that he ha* “ co­ Mrs. Dickins then urged the club liavjnR xhaTgc of lhe golvice. Tho tion, " L e t us Ik? kinder than is neces­ operated with Florida’s fa m . (¡rosiest to do all in their power to assist the lntM m cnt wi|, bc made in s a ry .” Tbt> b o d y wa8 C harity to the end th at ev ery home­ men in these different lines of work ¡,y p ,ol a t Sardj8 She also eft bed attention to the less orp h a n and needy child in Flor­ as we hud often called upon them m6Ved ou t t0 thc>old h o m o ' yesterda fact t h a t tho Library haR com e home ida rimy La? properly cared for anfd and this was our ch a n re to show our where it will remain until t h e funeral. to the c l u b . house, and ns th o Wom­ provided a good home.” appreciation. ^ * Paul E m m ons Miller was born in a n 's Club is the natural m o th er of ThesP^certlfleate* were t u rn e d over M atthew s, March lit, 1888. He was the library th e members should do to Mrs. J. W. Barnes, who will have • i• T h e L itera tu re D e p a rtm e n t meetth e youngost son of Rev. Dr. and all they can to advunco it in every C om p lete a b s tr a c ts from the r e c o r d s of charge of collecting the m o n ey from ing for Dec. 30, 1014, was held in Mrs. R. G. Miller, one of the best way. T h e library is open Tuesdays, anyone interested and forw ard in g it Presbyterian M anse, Mr*. Maris, known a i u l m u tt highly, Thursday* a n d Saturday a fte r noon* ' ' G range, anti Seminole to^mties. Taxes to th u .a i» U i s u p e r in te n d e n t, M arcus chairm an; p rrsb H n * .' j * “ ^ 'iimilTes in the b o u n ty . In 1880 Dr. «uul S aturday-evenings till r e n 'p . m. A. F a gg. Tho L itera tu re . D e p a rtm e n t has Miller m oved to Sardis where he T h e m inutes were then read by paid fo r n o n -resid en ts. Mrs. C. O. Walker an n o u n c e d the postponed its reception to the gen- served th e S ard U t A.. R. P . Church, Mrs, W atson, secretary pro tern and era) club until Jail. 27, thus a . fu ll, which charge' he has con tin u ed to rum ninge sale, which is to lie con­ app ro v ed by the club. C. W GOODRICH. Manager ducted by th e indies of th e Library regular program takes place J a n . p acrvo u ninterrupte dly ever since, Most interesting reports followed Association S n tu m d y p. m. a t the In th e place of reception calendared having observed hi* 28th nnniverfrom tho officers of the club and (On J a n u a r y L L .sn ry only last Sunday. After obtainIA-tiler building to defray th e ex­ in y ear book. chairm en of the various d epartm ents. penses of moving the hooks and election of chairm an, ns well as ing the education such as t h e schools Miss Hawkins, the treasurer gave a 1llxtures to the club house. She re­ chairm an for m em bership com m ittee of th e d a y offered. M r Miller was most gratifying report A vote o sent to Erskine College, D ue West, quested all the members u lm have will ta k e place thanks was tendered the Welfare DeFollowing a n n o u n c em en ts De- S. C., where he completed his course . , ... . . . an y th in g to give to the sale to send p a rtm e n t for a i hristmn» present of 1 K , , , „ It to o n e of th e fo llo w in g w o m e n : p a r tm e n t proceeded to enjoy first Com ing to Charlotte ho associated ten dollars to the general fund, and M esdames Key, Frank, W hitner or P»P<T of afternoon's program , “ Ed- himself with F. C. A bbott &. Co., in BOTTLERS OF SODA WATERS AND to the Civic Committee of th e Wel­ C. O. W alker, if possible. If not, ward E verett Hale a n d His Works," the teal e s ta te business und ih 1912 fare D e p a rtm e n t for twenty dollars, and th e y will notify Mrs. Key she by Mrs. E. D. C h itten d e n . Vajued wont into business for himself, formp art of th e proceeds of t h e play quotatio n s • from this writer were ing a p artnership with Mr. John R. wilt he glad to send for it. given by this committee .in th e fall. given, also characteristic» of the life Oates u n d er the firm n am e of the Mrs. R. C. Weidler of Lakeland Mrs. Marls, chairman of th o Lit­ molded by p arental love. A vol- Miller O ates Real Estate und InsurDickins erature. Depart men! called the a t t e n ­ was in tro d u ce d by Mrs I unie entitled " F o r Fifty Y ears“ was a nee C o m p an y . This connection con tion of the club to the change of the and toiri the club of the Chantuu- | shown which had the distinction of tinned until the day of his death. general literature reception from t h d ' i u u which is to begin here on Feb being presented by Dr Hale himself r ,. WI1II w,,d d ,.d |„ \ t „ s Rertlm S o l e A g e n ts fo r O r a n g e C ity S p r i n g s M i n e r a l W a r n dare given in the yinr bonk to Jan !' ,,l '* w,l!l l " ll,‘ 1*H' !*'•*' |„ Mr Fernuld's father Huntet in Sanford, F l a , who with P H O N E 21 27th, a n d though program was not K*'"1 rh n u tu u q u u ever held in FlorMr». M artin's paper denting w i t h -one rhlld, M aster Paul E m m o n s, J r . deflniteiy announced there mnutumI t o . 'ila, und «poke of the unusual ni.illJfe of Louisa M. Alcolt a n d rend by survives. In addition th ere is Rev Ik* un understanding among th e ini- '*y of th e director, Mr. Adam s, and Mrs .1 W Karnes was pleasingly d<- Dr and Mrs Miller, fattier and tinted which was strongly h inted ut l h »' ,Hl‘*nt m Cenerai All m embers pictod, as life of this writer was so m other, tw o brothers,- Rev. Rohcit th a t this d c p a itm e n t has a very rare * ''r‘‘ tu l!‘ke tickets us the full of good fruits, seen by all and H. Miller, pastor of the T h ird United W. J. T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y tre a t in store for the club on th at i C h a u ta u q u a Association has turn ed loved by children who are cm bund Presbyterian Church. P itts b u rg . Pa . datr over tiiu m allei to the W o m an ’s AG EN TS Club, a n d all money from the sale with characters of “ Little Wom en," and Jqliun S Miller of this city and Mrs. T erh u n e, chairman of the "Joe's Roys" and others. Rcmiiustwo sisters, Miss Mary IL Miller, of ti r k e l s above f],000.0U goes to Welfare D ep artm en t then gave u the club. Some tickets were sold al cences were rend from a leu lie t writ- principal of the South School und splendid rep o rt from this always the close of the ' meeting. Mrs ten by a relative of laiuisa Alcott's. Miss Josephine Miller, who lives tu o r r i c « « I t h H O L D E S AVAL E S T A T E CO ac tiv e d ep a rtm e n t. Its success large­ The fine and even tenor of her life home T h e y were all at the bedside Weidler offered her services to sell ly through the efforts of Mrs. Wight tickets or help in any way sin- could. gleaming through all the days, t h u s when the end came to secure funds from the school hoard weaving the th re a d of her love, y(r Miller was a m e m b e r «>1 the F Io r i d a Sanford. to em ploy an instructor to curry on T h e p r e s i d e n t Ioni a n n o u n c e d t h a t wrapping it closely around ( hose who Associate Reformed Prenh vterian the work of the Corn and T o m a to Mr M urks and Mr T h ra sh er would w,.ri. ¡r, im m e d ia te home circle alld u |ü )u | ltll(1 devout C anning In d u s try in the Seminole address th e club but wassurprised Following these paper* Prof C, I Ckriatinn He was lnghh ."•teemed co unty schools was the cause of most ’ when Messrs S (> Chase. C E Maris gav. an instructive lalk on |() u || those who knew him for hie favorable com m ent. Mrs W g th t Walker. .1 N Whitner. C It Psychology. Phis starts the first in gmdly (Imposition, generous n ature atntod th a t the club was greatly in- Walker. M urks and Judge Herring n series of thn*e talks to lie given in anif sterling character N ever was dflbted to M r Thrasher for Ids of- (il.-d in, led by Mr T h ra sh er, who the Literatur«* D e p a rtm e n t. |lt. known to speak ill of a n y o n e and forts in securing the money to inuke was greeted by a round of upplause Club adjourned after interesting everyone spoke well of him. was the th e woik possible. front th e Indies, who th u s sought Round Table Disuussion. universal acclaim.' In business he Mrs. T erheun also announced that lo ’,hnw appreciation of his w as-consistently just a n d n ever was there would Ik* n Better Babies' Con- tt,,rk in »‘' ‘•«ring funds for tho ToBig Ileal E s ta te Deal it said thatMie took the a d v a n ta g e of test held a t the Seminole C o u n ty : ,m,t.° C luh in stru cto r Mrs Dickins M ajor Benjam in Drew of this . it y » *» » U.i- nsa. tton To Fair and th a t the Welfare D epart- handled the situation gracefully and has sold to K D Waring and asso- h" frM*»,l!' ll*' il ment would offer two prize* a n d Mr ltf" ' r “ '»'D 'er of the august body d a t e s the entire holdings of the fault -a lw a y s ready to «hare his Marks, director of the Fair would *»** ‘» v iD?d (*> «peak to th e d u b . It is safe to Holden Real Entitle <'ouipiuiy, .-lo«-| in.-ans with his fellows offer one for the most perfect baby hut on ac c o u n t of the luck of time say th a t th e re was hardly u more ing out the old y e a r with a deal in­ Mr. Marks (physically), and th a t the physicians only th ree responded. popular y o u n g m an with all classes volving $100,000 or more, having A of the town had offered their service* of the F a ir Association first a d d re s s ­ been twice owner of the name. Tho and condition*. IBs d e a th will ed the ladies on the subject of. the to examine th e babies free, providing p roperty consist* of several lot* in prove a sad blow to a wide circle of th e m others would not take u p more Fair. He com plim ented tho W om ­ Sanford: the tirick building known friends und acquaintances. C h a r ­ time th an was necessary as it takes an's Board of M anagers of th e S em ­ n* the Bishop block: eighty-nine lotte (N. C l Observer. considerable tim e for the ex.Vinin a ­ inole C o u n t y Fair on the s y s te m a tic shares in tho Sanford House: Volu­ a p p o in tm e n t of heads of com m ittees tion. sia c o u n ty land*; a n d a large seres go HE RALD WANT A D S P A Y Mrs. T erheun also reported tho »ale. and districts to supervise the «xof celery land* near Sanford, includ­ of Red Cross seals, and an n ounced hlhits which are in their keeping, ing iho Robinson Spring* tract the musical comedy to l>o s t a g e d and «aid th a t the hair w a n te d to U ! Six years ago, this property, then ■ under the direction of Miss Rogers have a good allowing of all kinds of s, " ■ owned by Major Drew, was sold by \ on Jan. 28th for tho izenefit of the women's work^—art*, crafts, needle­ T „ J work. a n tiq u e s , flow'd*, rooked foods him to tho Hoblon Real Estulo C o m ­ Welfare D e p a rtm e n t. ü 'li etc. He also suggested tjiat a com ­ pany, but brought hack n h o u t two '" 7 — -* t M rs. Dickins complimented this "* « mittee be ap p o in te d to look nfto m ouths ago. / e p o r t and spoke especially of the the B e tte r Babies' C ontest. Tho When approached this morning by • good work in securing tho Corn and BFviOexclusive rig h t to servo the people a representative of th e R ep orter-S tar T o m n to C anning Instructor. during tho Fair with food a n d d rink M ajor Drew «aid: ‘‘The sale has Miss S tum on, tho chairman of tho was p resented to tho club b y M r.‘ been m ad e and th e final paper», A '— Music D e p a rtm e n t nnnounerd the Marks. A discussion followed and covering the transfer are now being i i costum e recital which was to be Jciven a v o ta was ta k e n %to a c c e p t the niHde o u t ." by Misa Aspinwall th a t evening for proposition, which was- t h a t the T he »ale wa* engineered . b y Mr. th e benefit of th e pinao fund. Also a ; ladies should furnish the food a n d R. D. Waring, late of Osceola county m eeting' of th e chorus to Ik* held tho labor a n d th e net proceeds are but now a resident of Orlando, "•* - i S a tu rd a y afternoon a t three o'clock. •a? ’,; to be d iv id ed equally betw een the where h(> has bought valuable p rop­ Mr*. Fitts, chairm an of the Social club a n d t h e Fair Association. erty, including the p re tty residence '-WA. i l ** D ep artm en t m ade an excellent rep o rt, \ / Mr. T h ra n b c r then «poke of the where he resides. A th e best | » r t of which was th a t th ey Mr. W, B. M akinson.of Kissimmee h ad cleared over $76.00 f r o m - t h e Corn a n d T o m a to Club w ork und * r dancing school, which had been given told of tho benefit« to be d erived in if m entioned ns on e of th e .parties many wuya by th e boy» a n d girls interested in the big transfer, along to help p a y for tho plastering. l being tra in e d to conserve tho fruits with o th e r Osceola capitalist*. T he president then announced the • t Mr. Drew, sh o rtly a fte r arriving ap p o in tm e n t of Mrs. J. W. B arnes and v e g e ta b l e s , of the s ta te which H e «aid in Sanford seven yeara ago purchased a s chairm an of th e Press com m ittee are now going to waste. <;k.-sc - ; ■1 t h a t one of th e m ost efficient t e a c h ­ this pro p e rty for $66,000.' In tJHfe a n d general reporter. a n d ' a half years he not only cleared Tho m a tte r of keeping open house ers In th e s t a t u has been engaged, tv a t th o club house during tho Fair by Miss H arris, tho chief, a n d would up the a m o u n t of t h e purchase .price but eight per cent on th e investm ent be here soon to begin work a n d it was voted upon, a n d It was decided He th en sold, it to th e t h a t com m ittee should be there t o re ­ was possible th e re could be som e as well. Holden C o m pany, who m anaged th e showing of th e work for th e Fair. ceive the ladies of the county a n d to aggregated interest for six years, but He told of th e display of ono y o u n g use It as a rest room in compliance a b o u t tw o rdonths ago bought back lady a t th e l a k e l a n d Fair which was with a recom m endation by the board . the sam e p r o p e r t y .^ f e i c h ho Is now Mrs. Dickins brought the m a t t e r put chased b y a real estate m a n aa transferring to R. D. ^ and an 'advertisem ent.* He also ripoke of birth registration and vital s ta t i s ­ ¿ I associates.:— Roporter-Stuf. L of the a u t o industrial parade to be M, ;. ! 1‘ - . . tics before th e meeting saying t h a t It ■ K ,v P was . tho first tim o In the history of had a t th e Fair, -stating t h a t t h e r e !m 4 -v*.V : -1 would be a m an hero to d ecorate ff* t ; i- * i t h e federated clubs .that the Individ­ DRINK ual club had been appealed to b y the tho cars a n d asking all club m em ­ DRINK governm ent. On tho 18th of J a n u ­ ber* who r p u ld to enter th eir car*. a r y a whirlwind campaign will bo C o m p lim e n tin g .th o women on their conducted t o secure the pirth regis­ dem on strate d a b ility to \ c t effective tra tio n of every child In this country. work done when th e y msdo u p their Mrs. R. M. M ason has charge of th e minds, he suggested the a d v isab ility ELSIE ST. LEON AS POLLY work In Sanford a n d will have a co m ­ of their c o n d u c tin g a " C le a n U p " IN “POLLY OF T.IIE CIRCUS“ AT THE IMPERIAL THEATER, MONDAY, JANUARY 18th DRINK DRINK m ittee to assit her in collecting th e day before t h e Fair. Line 3-D A ILY TRAINS EAST-3 t\ SEMINOLE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. 1 ■ » Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling G eneral F ire \ jfc;. f t '' Insurance S \ Í I 1 ’ - _ v ~ l *j f . ! ! ___ __________ ___ ______________ . t 4. ' . _ÿ « t �BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS­ SIONERS IN REGULAR SESSION (’ortinuod from Pago Two flothirti f°r t'onv^c^9* 14 .00; Hand Hell, 58.83; Mutton 222 .33; E K. Tur Cr*,r C“ Hell, 11.311; Semimdcn Btr, suppl“ * Co Bank, Killicr roue road work, 70.60; work, 200.00; p f{, Hooki-r, j \V Hell. toad u o r k. OO.OOi Zach* ' ¿umber To., lum ber, 16.11; lt| Lynch, mail work, 264.50; Fred T. Lillis him. surveying, 13.20; Sem¡BoIe Construrtion Co., road work, ill 00; A. F. Bell. S u p t.. shops and t«m hire. 13.25; A. K. Bell. Supt.. bo,rd bill, 005.50; A. F. Boll, Supt., —y roll. 541.00; F ly n t Brow., Util, 2.05: H. McPhcraon, preaching, jog'; T. J- Miller Si Son, Dingle road ■ark, 9.50; Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co,, »fco«r. 1.75; 11 ^* Beck, road work, 102.70; D- M. C. R abun, road work, «,■•.50; K. CWffil. road rwok, 22.50; |>rna,d Hdwe. Co., oil for bridge, J.J0; Hill lldwe. Co., supplies, 15.54; W. A- Ginn, surveying, fi.00; F. L. Woodruff. tommUaioner, 4.00; C. W. Entimiiigir, commissioner', 8.01); J. A Clark, commissioner, -4.00. Totil, 2777.95. iff »rtfelttin* F trtfd f" P.* H. MtCrory. fees Baxtei case, 74.88; L. R. Philips Ji- Co., medicine, 7.46? Andre» Aulin, costa J. P ., 1.10; Aiidre» Aulin. sheriff's costs, 1.90; I. D ‘ Hart, witness. 1.00; L. (1. Sl’ring[rlljw, J I' costs, 2.13; A. H. Cani­ tron. (1 'X costs, 3.75; C. M. Hand, ihriiff. i " mi no lines a n d costs, N*:|, C. XI Hand, shed IT. a tte n d . Co. Jud(i- i t t 1 l 911. t M Iliind. slu-r¡|f, lull. I 17 till; A. F Hell. Supt., discharge money, 9.00, M. 11. Mabry, costs Marlow case, 12.00; A. H Cameron, O. W,, com mis»Ion.«. 1*5.00; Hurry Hall, witness. 3.70; Geo 1!. Herring, cost several a*«. 15 I I (' M H a n d , sheriff, rosl »ctcni'l cases, 54.45; John GimLI' witt-*«, | on; T o m Itoliinton. *n ■" 1 oo. N H Garner. Sam I* •' juror. I on. Felts Frank, Hirer. I tttl; It <’ M at Well, juror I 00. Kd lame, juror. 2 00 0 II M -*-troin |tir'*r, I oil I. no Lamar » .liio » , I IIO, (i XX Smith, juror. I 00. C C Itoyd, juror. 1 no . B etts, (' H If .1 [. Bett» Htggcr«. u F. U V' \l I . ill 11. .1,1.' ll'lig 11, V kng Wlws»«*- e Vit. ti** Haan ,n*À* vrjwíw>*¿.> l y f >f*i s t a r t w ,th.nit motion. was a. liuti r in the upbuilding K irsim e t*e, 'having built over one h u n d n d houses to in that • i t y (•*r ft '*idein !>*',-ii|i - building SI* V •■Mil 1 U 11 st>>| y I rli t, »loi room ■ .fr.ri flow Ini * under cimstru (ion it I 1 !•■1* ! brick toi ..it . .• i•ini' Ii*ig i l r . i t wdl *>>-i .-tío..i i _ il l i l i l í II- .( ifi » built -i i ! '• •■».eg.,■Il •W- Itl 11 XI r U r l i t i o II t. ir 4>- I I ♦1 111 ing i ta idle boaster Gut is known in Florida by his w o rk s , and the people of i bi ' city run he co n gr a tu ­ lated o j" n getting such a live wire U it h min* I .i -•* *• i Ge i ge r . R A Gpthureh Rsv.uBc ‘ k‘n' ' J ' A. Johnson, J . B . JohnH* O. Locke, J. p . Moffatt, R. / U* M u * . W. G, Aldridge, L * : A,le». Bandy A n d e rw h , T. f ! to,,™!' J' Anderson, V. S. Arl<J* H. Beck, B. R. Beck, C. A. ‘ *_________' n F y o u know s o m e f e l l e r 's f a il m 's , J u s l fo r g e t 'e m 'c a u s e you know Thai s a m e f e l l e r 's gut s o m e g ood p o in ts , T h e m ' s t h e o n e s y o u w a n t to s h o w . ¡1AST y o u r l o a v e s o u t o n t h e w a t e r s . T h e y ’ll c o m e h a c k , ' s a soy i n ’ t r u e . M n y h o t h e y 'l l c o m e h a c k a - h u t t e r e d W h e n s o m e fe lle r b o o s t s for vmi. r,* y• r¿i »in <,.•• •il..m h* ; lu a- r i • ■h< Ih» i -i tu!'•' !•'• n Ritiri r i*».r Il #* I1.4 »• * !. 1 lit fil . 1♦- U 1 J»ti all 11 ft . * f * ft S t. L e o C o lle g e , S(. Leo, Pasco County, Florida VFull i in* ict ¡un» ..i tn Prep l atnr\ . I iittti iticic ial II I I MH P I >1’ t , ti.i jifurd n me i n s .>m> 11me - r MC« v i l l i * ni Decimi •* I I..U 111 l.l |r. K Di »I ( , I X1 'I * I li• 1• n j*n Iti ■ I. \ ■r ,« i,. j .» « » i n um m i l ( 'la.vs- ic.iT ( ‘nursi - •n.f. I I vaiai nutrì A n im i ss ni v oiwr.rti k *»l 111SI»11 ll-t t1V t I M i l l ,l I d * yONHAKE [H/lHtE5 > I,. M I« c 't c o BUSINESS CARDS G ri * Ila III G- A. Marshall. Geo. JL J . M. W.iu, J . W. Boll, * W* j ' Henderson, A. S. . W e 'd lu* in a s o rry p lig h t, Viju just keep that horn ablowin, II ihis I h e r up with all y o u r m ig h t. 11, 'I. h . v«*, Jiff n i a ken • r v ii ,i i i k mi w n ...(iitrn c r ^ W ooilrulT Huilding. . '»■ in I h»' fih n n id u tti' ..G E O . A. D EC 0TTES.. . i > ir • I •'! HAND \i n' Hi ^ i l w p mmi n« i l n*i t ^ tu he c i t y un » Fri d*. y i t l e n d i n g lite i’ f ‘ s c onv ei ' t i o i i » we r e l lm rie- K l' oOte, «(leiiiil ; g e n t (or Ci gl i vi iiii »i* i rc| I*»* on i in' sail* »idi» 1 CHASE & COM PANY < n u » il i l o a i l * \ 1! ' • • •»I « ' m ■liutry m tin* near future, Mr. Mulm.i m. ', re tu rn to Giiinraville and T e r m « M o d c r a l o - ' - S l t i i lly C a s h • *.ter into the work a» of yore. During the past two year» Mr Xl'diiur h a » been president of I (n Phone 3 1'J ■Pliitharnumif Society and has out lined and carried out m an y new and liberal ideas in music, all t e n d ­ ing to help a n d fmjirove the taste ATTOKNKY A M I COD NS KI.I Mb aI LAW and desire fur the best in music in Gainesville. A series of sacred con­ Practice In Slate and Federal tXiurts cert» wn» given lust year a n d similar linrner-WooilrufT Bldg Sniifuril L In events jila n n e d 'fo r this season, h u t' ________ t« because id the general lassitude and depression chorus work has pro­ gressed very slowly this y e a t . The m any friends of Mr. und Mr« . DENTIST Molnnr regret to lose th em , and trust th at their going will he hut Offirc: Yuwcll Building (or a s h o r t «period. t II iv»* mir strung. r<*!iali|e company fi.rrv «nur 11 ■r"Wt: -, I I ili 1 ■I iE.c •\ont Ihi r»* i- r ft i* \ * »1** r i T • * iii.i t*i.... '■ I' il>* '• riiius mittler» .t ifii ■*• fyr vmi d .ii.'l t : i money wanting when the FIRM has wi|na| out your prujierty I V. i.d Drs. Mason & Householder XX a jA l’S K if t h i n g s s h o u l d slo p a g ’in , i t» T ■' Ht i I H lIuiM lestoi,. C, i L'iih». (,,,, K.‘ Muthieux, X . T. PeRomei NlrhóNon, F. D. Prcrtti. 1 XX. P icvatt, C. A. RiiulcrMnr Bri wIn Raulcison, W. II. RauIrrion, S. p. Stili.h, D avid Spcvi, II. Sutton. K. M. S u tto n , M. XX T»>lor, XV. F. Taylor. J. V. Wirk«, Anrv* Auliti. Jr., J. E. Akerland. *• Allbon, J. F. Allison, Theo. Aulin, J. T. Bacon. J. S. Hrook», T . A. Clark, T. L. Cushing, D . D: DanÌ!U' J- ^** Foki*a, W. IL Howard, L. T Hunt, U'. K. KeUey. T W. U w j00, " J Lawton, N. F. Uizcttc, *°* kinchart. L. W. L u th e r. W. H. kuther. J. F. Mitchell, H. H. M c k»ll. A. j . McCulley, C. T . McCul**)fi C. T. McCulley, J. S. McKinJ». Steen Nelson, J. C. P a r t i n , J. K. «Hin, N. J. Tanner, H. F. Wheeler, jk L..Wheeler, W. B. Bjillurd, C. M'ucc, C. A. Dallas, 'A, L. Henkel, A* W. Millon. J. W. O steen, Alfre kdebon, A. A. Hick*, B. F. James. r * *• jo b n s o n , Otto Kola, Leonard C. Pearion, O. T . Pcaraon, • G. Lundquist, D. H. C. Rabun, »■ B. Rabun, 11. W. S m ith , G w . Bmith, John D. W a rren, W. V. “ “"n. J. W. Fortier, W. T . Humph>. J* G. M artin; R. N. Poston. A. . *■ SJoblom, W. E. Allen. G. A. D*nt. D. W. Clouscr, J. S. Dinkle. ,, I)r>KKt»rs, F. W. Griggs. L. J. . ,, J r *. T. D. H a rtlo y , T. G. I y?**** R* A. Jen k in s, Geo. E. Just to help the thing along? ■H ¡* ■IN •> u . r : •! I V* II KID* o o T J ic.iiin.in, U. S. Howard. A. . I,a l v i . r . l I n» tit lit lo ll. i'll.* o u tb re a k W. Morctnun, Sol. K. M ather*, I) K of 'h i 1 F u r iip e e n w ar u n d co n *e i|u e n l Mithirs. (' K. Mathers, P K. ||i*d- O n e I nch Card» XXill Be l'tilili**hcil I lí­ i f in . nf ¡ihn-rphr t« m illin g < p' r ditl. P K Cullcy. L. Il Culliti». D d e r l'hl» Heading M I he Bale Mi ■ t inn* ' * rullisi* • 111 f t * i | 11 *■ In I £ ll.ri • •••«» Il Iaculi», G \1 Jn* P e r X f i n I l.r I. r i*i** *■ . ' i d . tc* coli-. um, i • *1* v • i. t < Jit euh», XX M Ja* ni*-. J. i J' ' *d>'. I 11* l< S l*‘ Lungi J M Ding ' ! Long, Il li Hiihi-ri'. 11 All 1111 I. t s • I Smith. H XX S ri f m°a*. XI I Baker. F H llradlc J 'I I f f l l l ' l s . * ' f .1 *1 IW. J Ii.ivnl, S M. D uane, A T •i »<••! \!r** li K T \|. Grigi-r. I t h e w o rld B ccm s k i n d o f w r o n g , W h a t ’s I h c m a t t e r w ith a l m o s t i n ’. *rttH ; Ilia ling I I' Irriti V . • »i.. . Lie*. T i le » lu»l i *.. i uining n> Nankin! k ev i ’.V' lili' I* V I 'iir t ill " I T 11* I " " f G . I ntl \ XX * r(11r I »Hlr« 1 I I h i t . t . in -r I an I k 's mil Ir w11n «■", I 1111 XX II ....... •/ • " ;• no H | | ( jumr : *■<■ 11 X X M ■' . i, i r I 1 Kd I ny t , F I . jurm I nn htlrti *Ik m li|i\ '* i : «■ ■ ! n*' I l i t . I * i r -t*tr, u i t i u - ' i i*t* Gvu. A I icCottcs, s a lary . 75 on Elm* lit- •I nui it. witness, 'j.'jn. Art ' . IW t; vkî 1 1 ••tf i 2 'JlJ l ìti al &U!‘ ñ 1 . • »Tti • m »*r * la r j ■ •'•h -'ll C lili »f !**f1 1llliji» t tï 1 ‘ • •'flMil.li'tt s Hilhngsley. XX \ | (trail), 1. T B ry an . XX XX ltr« .|y . D u. Brow*. I Butler. hr.irii i ¡iinphell J. P Cnmph.ll, XX p I S I> C hase, J I. ( ‘handler. .1 |> Chit • enden, ( «' i -i, \\ )¡ ( S’ A Collief XX \) i ...i., i \\ y ' C ulp, XX t I (et <uir-i.y l || Dinget*, Joe Fernandez. <;•••• Fox. J r , XV G Fox A Fnssett. li H F r a n k . Feh* F rank, A\ \x 1 1 y . N H. Garner. .1 M Gitimi, F .1 Gon Gonzales, XXs H.md. .1 \ H.irrold, XV. K Hu w km*, XX c Hill. Kd. Higgin». K .1 Holly. XX I) Hoolelian, J. G. Ilunti*r, S Jew ett, J K. Johnson, T XX Johnson. Tim Kenne, T. H. KtrUy. J H. Lawson. J . U. Long. XV. W. Long. Chas. H L o rd , R, * M M ason. S Maxwell. U. C. Maxwell, K l. Marshall. G XV. Messenger. Jo h n Mdscli. J |, Miller, L. M Met uller. 11«*nrv McLaulin, H S M si London. Il H Nelson, Nenry Nickel. XX t» Nolan. Rex Packard, J. O. Packard. XX H Peli, S. K. Porter, K H Bnmhtll. J . H. Randall. J. I) Rohirts, U G Roller, A. Roui h, ('. J Rumph. S. R unge, J. XX. o . Singletary, t). H. S ténatrom , Roy F. Simm»,' F. W, T e m p c tto n , J. E. Terwilligrr. LeLi/ay -TilU», -W.* 1>» JTwrner,*tti. *W>,)•, •TL* wbovt» iv a -e u t «Í il; l.W XVm V a n Ness, G. XV. Vena ldi■. A. 11. lug, the mijn who expects to make Wallace, R. F Washluiriic, W T. Sanford or at ler.st assist in tnnking WhetflNa, XV. E\ W hite, .1 It: xvii- Sanford the greatest tffty in the In­ Hams, Jr . C G XXilson. C i XXood- terior of Florid* Mr W aring and rulT.eXX C Woodruff, F It Adams, associates h..it* recently purchased W. XX Abernathy, XX F Aker». from Benjamin Drew of O rlando the S. A Berner, Clifford il . t: K llohlen interests that included valu­ fir m ly . H H Urosnn. F |. Blown, able city jiroperty. celery lamls at I T Hruily., t- G Hou XX I I . o I i I i i m u i S j i r i n g t t i l i d o n I lie West ido .in>] .l- o h id s in \ oliisni coun Mrit t , -I M Mro w i 11 | > i . M . tv. It ..hit inclu-lcd a cunt rolling Joe m it ra li. G i i t, m i t i r i n n H. il. Cluppell, L li Chittciideii, interest in tile Sanford House and C . D. Couch. A. P. Connelly, T. S. Mr. Waring gives the people of this D avis, J. D. Davison, R. || Deas, city the ns.itirance that he will build Jo e De Mont, 1 XX I >0 kill', lohn n fine commercial and to u r h t hotel Dielll, Il (Ì Deiterick. F F D otlnn ulol th at the work will -tart in a few P M ' KIiI.t Ben l i-1, W \ Fills month* it' 'Him i* ¡nolimu a rv -lep < 1. 1 low I !«. 1 1 Mel. lui. 1 P run i •- taken > Mr Waring i- f It. .f I‘or**tor. XKr.il F o r-ter. 1 Ni XX1 1; ni*r. N n G. . r i.• - M ! i io,». ■• 1 ;,t c 1• ■' n 11 i» ♦*in H It II !.. I'. - t r u n k (nie- XX ]| k f ‘ - 11 11 T!. ■ V(f|.J i l h - tot 1 1 Hawk In i \\ M i*|*Tl î: 1 t! „1 .11 Urn* • * ¡it-r l e i ' i e Ire. « i . | | , t o o n 11111!rI11 : > Ilf' . *1 Heriidoii II XX , i ,. i ‘ l..t • I I P I* <*f r> j nn. r ! r X P I’ 1 I.i . ¡«••r 1 tm. li i h* o Stag • K 1 1 on S h e r m . i i ) XX•. nu. nedj ■line" 1 ••o Fd Thoi i i it s. v. it nos*. 1 t lltgo 1011 1 X S mi t h , j u r o r , 1 on Il li 1 !» <1 tni Hill ....... 1 B o g nr - in -ur T>* tn t>. ]Uf- M B e rry . A Hennen, tu Florida ¡.mi * P 1 BROTHERS LIVERY, S A L E S AND FEED STABLE C o r n e r P a r k A v e n u e and S e c o n d S t r u c t ik*Dii CONTRACTORS FOR • •■ iettirv of thè Fl or i d a ........... R e a d * Xshim liti ioti T hey mtnvh'd wt t b t h è dilTerent n e w s | i a p e r i n n i a v d tln*| stliet i« gener ul l y and mi t witli l u n c h e n c o u r a g e i r r e n l w bile fiere li ;« I mpet i t i m i s i nc e t h e ir visrt b e r c i ' tini t h e y cali go b a c k t u J a c k s o n - 1 ville a n d *how DuVal l o u n t y fio» t o t tlilild roudn a« g oo d a» Semllloli* ■ount y. A L L K IN D S O F H EAVY H A U L IN G L a r g e s u p p l y of H o r s e s , M ules, W a g o n s and H a r n e s s a l w a y s on hand F o r S ale o r E x c h a n g e n ia c fc a m lth ln g e n d W a gon R e p a i r i n g In c o n n * : t l o n :* J D R . C. G. BUTT SANFORD J • : : - FLORI DA xd* Wilson & Housbolder raT J X -e iV » LAWYERS v*r* t \\7 H • Florida i? A T N a / i l l * m u m i r r a peo n .it only PEOPLES HANK BUILDING ROOM 9 •Elton J. Moughton • A R P H IT F C T A R C H llb C l Snow Liniment T he Way It H appened Mr. Holly: ____ Will you please publish th e follow­ ing. I w ant to correct or explain how George Randall came so near being killed last .S u n d a y morning. VEGETABLE BUYERS He, George, was roming hom e from the farm on his wheel, when about 9 lh S t r e e t S a n f o r d ; F lo r id a M r’ T hornton'« place, he being in middle of the* road heard a horn near him. tu rn ed his wheel to the left leaving l o m r FORTY' F E E T to in.» R IG H T for the a u to to pu»« It seems the auto, instead of being or running to the right was running MY SPECIALTIES: on the teft side of the road. Sev­ PICKAI/IVS HAND-PAINTED CHINA eral people saw the colliMon a n d they all dcclure the auto wa* r u n n i n g . G O R H A M ’S .STERLING S I . E forty mile« a n hour or more. Con- R O G E R S ’ PLATED WARE «qquently George wa« ru n down, ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES dragging him under the ear forty or fifty feet, mashing hla rig h t leg above the ankle and otherwise mu* and all Kinds of Feed It U a Pain Relief and Healing Rem­ edy That Answers Every Requirement. Coulbourn Company • I t Is of exceptional power1 In rheumatjo ¡¿{J aehlnir Joint«. r e U , r . the drawn muacle«. M .t o r « the «trength. . . . » and »upplrne,. ,,f youth It 1» «!«o effective In ««« ; ■ wound*, »oree or r^>rn«lem* of Itio flesh. It 1* a aplcmdld hold remedy for man or bcaat. Trv It for cut*, burn« hrul«e*. old aore«. Inroo hack, rheuinattai*. neuralgia, .clattca. fro.t bite*, rhlllblaine. contracted muacle, Stiff neck. It atop# pain and heal« quickly. HENRY McL<VULIN D E N T IS T work SEEDS Crushed Oyster Shells THOM AH EMMKT WII.SON & FKKÍ1UMON HIÍVSHOLOKH Sanford, When rou need a Liniment, ui« a good cow To Inauro beneficial resulti, g et JEWELER Price 25c, 50c and 51.00 per Bottle. naif« f, wilt ton fftopwrrofi tr. touts, no. S t * . t a n l u r t U l KrebalU. Sere ETf-jox Weak M s**, Stcpbcaa E re »alee. *' tr' IS o L o A x o ffte o M H .u ^ T M i A ll Goods Guaranteed wm WM. G. ALDRIDGE .i ■A a ,» •r— WO — a u k ...j¿ �*V " * T" PAGE E IG H T 2 .-' -**xi «. ‘ *3f-‘ » 5 ^ THE SANFORD HERALD 1 ^ \ T D rif r if vfv IANUARY 12. lo is {MEETING OF PRESS ASSOCIATION WAS A BIG SUCCESS oioo oo oo oo G o oOoQo oOaoooooaaaooa oo oo oo oo ao oa ao oa o o o D o oooooooooooooooooooaaqaaoa ao aa oa o o D GO DD o oooooaa s | p i„ fron, you. |»u t w ithout m o - tend to the interest» of thlr body * merit’» com punction they will roll in all section» of the state when neyou of your good name. • ccsaity require» I. So rue m ethod should he a d o p t ­ And the go**iper 1» not only more dangerous than the thief, more cruel ed whereby public or official act» th a n th e savage, he or she in, a l s o of all public servant», mo‘re especial­ BUDGET OF O PINIO N “ JU ST BETW EEN more cowardly The thief take» hi ly in the leglslaturive branches can YOU AND M E .” chances of detection ami p u n is h -J be correctly listed t h a t such records ment. T he savage comes out into may be avnitnble for the guidance the open w hen he slick» his d arts of ^the m em bership throughtout lh«* into tiis victim, but tlie gosslper state. works under cover, hidden a n d safe. [ 5« Would earnestly beg th at 11 statew ide labor forward m ovem ent A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. 2 e a s y terms. 8 acre» all p|,.*,,| >mJ irrigateci. F i n 1 floujng wH! ¡-^ la n d i» all fenred and ju-t s t t r t planting. You ean n , r^ Continued from Page I price of thè land t hi» year |( yo() T hrasber: response, Hon. Jos. II. w a n t u btlrgain cali on owner .(e. » Hum phries; Thu Com m ercial Club. F if th Street, Snnford. Flit C. R. Walker; The Florida Press For Sale in W inter Garde« Association. Oscar T. Conklin; The 2 s t o r y 6 room house Region. Claude Johnson; The one acre land, h;:rn JJ 1 . Pres* Gang. Hurry B row n; United term s. F. J Hill. W.nt.-r . We S ta n d , Clarence Woods. Florida. About thirty members of the C o m -1 mercial Club were preserit at the F o r Sale. Five W title \\ "HE'LL PRENT 'EM "— SO SAYS SA UNTERER. ! d ate agreed upon by this body, «*»- banquet and about th e sam e num* Cockerels. Rex Packard u OOOOOOqOOOOOODOODOOOOOOOOOOODODOOaOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODO i fiecial a tten tio n being given to the her of newspaper men and their fnm- Sanf«ird. Conllnued from Page 1 ¡m ore disorganized sections. ilies and the gathering a b o u t the fes- —■ ------- -— will th e gossip he. found? Any place M ethod In M adness of tne wont performed by the trade < * • Would suggest th a t we contal hoard was one of the best that where people make their home». W a n te d - Work on f.irt t- rtj Iluy n bo* of oranges. centrato out efforts upon securing has occurred In the history of the ab le man, good referen,-,., \ j Sanford a Hty o f c u l t u r e union m ovem ent of this cou n try . Buy' a heavy hum; F raternally s u b m itte d , the pasnge of the most im p o rtan t Sanford Commercial C lub. The B erry, Gen. Del., City. m ftp and refinem ent. S anford, a city of Huy a barrel of apple »as». labor measures before the legislature, visitors were most profuse in their Wm. K. T E R R Y ', churches a n d splendid ac tiv ity In Huy u jnr o’ jam. m aking the less vital of secondary praise for the Sanford people and the Scc’y-Treas. For Sale civic affairs. Sanford, n city of consideration, if necessary. Commercial Club and this cjty will good schools, has the strangely O verland Touring Car. tin,roughly Huy a bale o' cotton, Bill, And now, b rother delegates nnd be remembered by th e Pr«b* Gang overhauled, good running urn. r created source of heartaches a n d desP re s id e n t’» Report Buy a car of out»; officers, thanking each of you for the as ono of the brightest s p o ts ’ in their pair. Y'ou ran fiml theiti in every Sanford, Fla., Jr.n. 12, 1915. Underw ood Typewriter j Huy yourself a suit of cloth«*». T h e Com- first class condition walk in life The nlimn**in this «1«*»- T o flu* Officers and M em bers of the good you have accomplished and the travels over the stale. Huy some overcoats. troyer of character is the young~man j*. Florida S ta te F ederation of Lubor-i efforts made during th e >ear. ^ -n jrrriai Club and mO ne Oak Roller Top I n . 1 '-»rly ! ford on their part have fallen so des- new. who, with other», s ta n d s upon promin C onvention Assembled, G r e e t - • I remain, Huy yourself n ton of hay, Fraternnlly yours, Iperntely in love with the member* O ne Walnut Flat "Desk. ,,i<| ,«j|f inent corners of the city a n d with ) ing; Huy a load of brlfks; C. E. S H E P A R D . ! of the Press Afsociutiop—i h u i S ta n ­ O n e Plant Jr Hors,, i I lying lips smirch the re p u ta tio n of j L abor conditions in Florida at the •■»tor. Huy a pair of ruldier boots, ford expects to go to Miami with the practically new. young women as they pass through ( present time, a» far as known to no*, Huy a flock of chicks. | avowed intention of bringing the O ne Painter Fertilizer I the m iserable g a u n tle t th e young a r e not of the h«*st, hut .from report» next meeting of the big association Seven Barrels, for *1*1 beast on either side of th e walk. 1of enforce«! idleness, causing, tliv. iHuy yourself some chewing gum to Sanford or a t least force’ Kissim­ lu re s . tress, misery a n d ac tu a l w a n t in D o ro th y Dix. u nder a subhead B uy it by the box; mee to sanction this city having it In L o t Hoes anti oth er tool. "L ove of Gossip M ost Unexplain­ m a n y of th e northern s ta te s , we of Huy yourself an a u to , 191 hundred i,t«I1ll 11 * •T1hirty-five » * * » jf M ** » s i xt f, II this su n n y southland have just able,’’ s a y s : f CURBSTONE GLEANINGS | EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT _ S WELCOME TO OUR CITYl;e in!,UK,,,;;,tt"1’ commencing «*.» « ABOUT PEOPLE AND EVENTS * n u » o v-.w « X ' o i o tn * .t* 4 » w * * * * * * * * * * * 'n t i P P S & W '*'•‘4 the visitors a better view of th e great If you want a bargain mv of explicable of all hu m an weaknesses. m ajo rity of sur m em bers are for- speedily made friefttis wherever she B uy a y e a r’s subscription, Sanford celery delta, gave them j > t h e -above -call on <*r uddre* r c It is tho on«* savage tra il thl«l has J tu n u tely at work w ent. While in Sanford she was th e P ay it in ad vance, real view of the warm h e a rte d people W oodruff. Sanford. Fla ;u p t, In the fare of a b u n d a n t ¡crop, over | RUWIt of M ay nn(, M| | l)red Holly, survived b o th civilization a n d Chris­ T hen your friend, ye editor. ,, „ , ,, , . , of Sanford anti bet live Commercial the entire laiui. unscru|iulou? matianity, a n d th at shows how element Mr. Conklin wn» also the guest of ,,, , ... , , , . C an buy ii pair o’ pants. . . . . . .... t lu b n n d th e people here h a v e a F or Sale W hob*»ab 1 . ( ,• iiipiiliitors of our national market» .M i . 'a n d Mrs. Holly ary cruel we still are. * E. F M cIntyre much Iletter opinion of th e news- w ater fish business, m i . bug fish have used the European war as a Every d ay we see p«*«»ple who are paper men and in ihi» m eeting all.of n sts, fish boats nnd ga-.. k« pretext to ad vance pric«*s, esperially Mrs. C. (). Cm lrington. Mr». so te n d e rh e a rte d they would not us have gained som ething also fish house, etc i* i L * Tin* old y«'i«r i* «lead. We have upon the necessaries of life, to a Johnson and Mis* Virginia John-on Among those present were the fol- V incent. ••ti» commenced (hi* new ll.it mg l»uri«*d hurt a fly. yet they d<> nut hesitate point alm ost unbearable, and from accuinpanied the Delaim l ,’>>niingeni lowing: ------------------------------------ ——*------the dead let us turn our a tten tio n t** t«j blast a wom an’s re p u ta tio n by these condition» our national gn\ to the Press \sso etation meeting lu»t setting alloat evil stories a b o u t her Hon Joseph H um phries, Bradenr<>r f'alc < r e a p i »ire, th e living. e m in e n t, although ordering vurinn- I riday They wetejpthe guests of town Herald; Mr-. C. »torn-» th a t are the merest be..r.*n>, S. Wilson l 1« tiled, house ami laisl y«*i*.r was a grim yeat a mo* investigntiima in the «*arly stages ol , |{. j JJolly nn«l Miss Townsend. S nrasc te Times; witb growing crop». mentoua year of terrible events. We anti which they do not ta k e the th e unjust, unfair and u n n ec essary ' _ __ W’nyne Thonni», Plani C ity Couiicr; Ueosott, sickness. W were paralysed by the breaking of tro u b le to investigate. inrrease of living costs has given Mrs M C. ^axug«* ha* taken th è ( t*|yde ^Glenn, Olenti Advertising nenr Cclery avi mie. u great war We were helpless when • Every d ay we see people who practically no relief. Ifhing house nn Oak avenue and is (*0 , u‘nd Tarripa* T rib u n e ; R H. industrial depression came to us. shudder with h«>rr«,r u» th ey ,ea<l T he effects of lh«* inflow of bile al F o r Sale furili homi to her inn n v -a oford Pro-*n-r>> Ori. n«l*' R, pori (ales of bow suMiges am u se tli,*uiSi. r W We beram e <>motionul when told of -m all Inner, at w o r k e r » in n i n e * - ! , \ , iy ,-ruf« ir< -t. fftetid» II Harris. K «i, rn»->* iihietti-: the su fieri tigs of the uni-mploye<! s , . [ v i n ierti.ru g their prisoner- t h e i n o i h. d r i v e n » u i j i b w n r d f r o m Price 12.OU" T* r t laude Johnson. Ktssimbiee Jourm<l. W«* lived most of I '* I l umler dark to d e a th , yet these linriui ntlari» ti» i« «”.111*1111* an ti vit UH-!. Mr and Mr* N ll G arner r< bala it» «* *,i 51" *i * F •» V’ansAgnew, K -*ttenic> .'.ma rid depressing shadow Hut it i* pa-* :« (lie i-.ti t ,\el,Mlg tugetlier b; •*l " i i '. i 'i '-'.it it ’i,* y ■ft *...... . ï f1 11“*11 ïiH J blit— fe '" m Moil... . ru, livlllg tl • r* l-i.'allot Ilf • V. r II.il > W Melimi\ ,01.1 Si tt time to iofni* out <>( t1<* glooifi i* at M o o r , ■ ' a' •Î«iti* 1hat 1* h.Ti! -” |dea*anf VI -It Vt t i'.t r a 1 1 r a lu re on,- they know who 1 a- tl., I■■■I Ui. l. own «]• -inty ihis I* .it t er: t o*n I he t li«*y u i'i * tnii-'t * IM Mr- «, i i . , ! « Harry Hrown. St. Atign-n-o- lì,-cord. -t»| \ V t r T Con k lin; Mi. Itil li. labi I ’o r <nb fu tu re of the cou n try call- for cour­ to be uli»i-t;t i *»ii -ht ii*n- t F rtnie Im tit t be «’«it -• -j-tor. Mr* Fret 1 I >:»« r • n*> . «<«■ Wi.m 1*. Ii l-t:- I P Ki ,*ri ,le* >,t«i i*.+,...| in.•r 1 . , r . „.,-1 ..t .. * * .t... I - w ell .1 ■■ age an*f i bought Ili|r children *‘1111 v a■ p r i c u l i 0 t>> l ii-l.ur, d tllitl we -J.all loilid (.If ill, ill wil d, a nvoiit h \\ tit, I H">n people win, really Irlievc | ti.it tlu-y c o n im i p o rtio n a re s a tis fa c to r y u i i Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hanson of Mr anil Mr* (‘ <’ i nl ri ngt on 41 E Ninth patriot» of the past rebuke us for have th e welfare of their fellow ct«- c e n tru l p o rtio n a re ■ ssti»lncto-\ un M i n n e a p o l i s M i n n a r . \ -i *t ne M - ■i M* > W 1,. stan d in g a» if *tri> ken dum b I" ;,wc tures at heart, who jo >"t f , - 11 . *• .per (.*••', hi con. t i n . u , , f but i In- - ■*i il t I ol i r II., J.1 11 -, n, .i 111 in Jutill- tun and VI r H •i. and horror tu flissemtuati *« .in«l„l,,us - t u r n - , , , ..»I fro m P e n sa c o la - o liti u p p , r>. i n f o r t ì u n t i l - j . ri t i g V . l.M (nade il«* trie that break up homes ¡»i d wre, f I he There is a* nation to feed, y «■*. to be lit t le e n th u s e d Iti tile la b o r m any naliwn» call fur food There •‘«reer* «»f men and women m ovem ent \ n d th is s a m e coi ti W Fit t-, Ir . ..ml litt I,* x-Alr-i A i K e r r y day you meet tuine-t people I ion a p|«Ite» to tho t-lum ! * 11 \ l i n s J n - . l l' • vM P t* a nation to clothe. ye*. other tui­ t Martha ,i< cumpa mi-li Mrli who w m .bl not dream of stealing a K , TH•• M1111»t • *■»• V tions are being stripped to naked W es i > I cl.lol to S i w *—in -.-r » Th i i r - d . i Inni 1!. • 11.0 Il ,• ■*•I Klies* lit l lie cold releulles* ha dll "I B r u ? l u •» . u n d * 1 * 1 « ’.INi I t fit t liai II«.! 1..... }'l. ‘ wur * t,,, t * V\ « ì l i * r TJ ‘ f 1 ‘W f I* * lift* « i M r1 *i f.lf v t: tj ' ii *«-r (ti* (attui ll i- Into* t>*r I !'•■ ¡ns,pie „1 i to I. ' ** w|»riniî? * r l *- r u . » H ,T1 Si*iif>*r«i ' » ■ U T , . 1 >l.t _. - m l i n i n ! > r •¿It 111t1v .t a nd nlu' in­ United S l a t e s to ime mil of the r. it < ti.< i i *»* ! hi* *“•! í4í 1Ht* \ L i in* < •' i u t i n i " - « i. Iff., • *» *7 ' f ID t l . MjXt su: t.l V " « M* gloom and -ce the dot*. ill*«. tin , " . *■I I II •, 1 1 • - H u n • f i %r- ? f t » ’ t f*; IS * . t - . -«I.u-iII., - V Vil itugreat opport unit >* before till- ta llo o t’ . • * • 1 • i 1" ’ ’ n i l i| **« ft « » ! \ « • !Mg .1 tul *I .■ > i!n"it ntl for 1! * T he feeding and lim iting of unhappy 1m m i l h « * Dr*-*»*!*,! li o u r - u i i f Il»*Ht 1 or lb difi, r,-m <nngri-c . i-i . - in ! .,- o E u rope is our wyrk Kurope's fae'Ir O l i v e r Ft W all.»«'«- of W tl fort- -h:< II !„• tujt f o r w a r d r., t h e ’ mo it,.o \ ,r 1 the .>tar A Ir.-t-wol *• ,-*• g wiii torii's . re closed the men nr,- . t tinsirellgl hi-nlllg uf the labor m o v e - m i n g t o n . N C , , s p e n t t h e w e e k e n d Y ’owell < fc Co ■ be ta Iteti to meet the e x p e n s e » Mr front nnd the women are in the m ent in Florida, placing us our aim with his sister. Mrs C Boyce Hell f \ , np i* one of \ir,< *!• ’ - gr> it »t fields. By the fortunes of war E u ­ a ,Mt tier c«*tit i n c r e a s e in t*u- , ut i n ­ on Celery a \ enne N it orator* Let e v e r y o n e .. v..il the no ro p e’s m arkets become mir m arkets* s t a t e . m. k in g of | H15 t h e b a n n e r Kn*l - e l v e s of thi* o p p o r t tifili > of can become our m arkets if we * v«*;*r for o r g a n i s e d l a h m M r aj ul Mr» G F claim them I. * * i T) i tew a fidi» t ion- t •■ t ) •* 11, i , r¡,l h o u r * 1 Ib i. V 11. lief I li,I. |t I, tl lie 1•< ■e Ml. 1.0.L ll* w .-I V*. . i-il t:ig Mr- >oi U e I..I V• r, .. -Oil 111 b e • ' »• 1 , j \. - ) ! . Il g ill gloom It I- t I! '• Ml .1 '■ K'l l tdoy-cMut . h,.r. I. ■ k»,»11\l » V I P ri . w ko I, i f i I hiifik Fil t 1.41 r h* i « <»r j mir ti> «,|« pfessio’i ami ,.|*> \l,»chiiii»t- iol - l o , i M ,:ul Work L a t e r i t, Mr * P m , t h e o r g a n i z e d « n a r i n e s ol S a n f o r d t urr t t ijolbi jKirt unity. It is i golden nppor vr»> Sanford. of Mrs. Smith. has been revived and th at as a com(UUiSt a j , ,\ t u n i ty th a t confront» the American T h e Cnitpvnters of St. P etersburg 'm u n i t y we a re 'in position to aid d e ---people and if they fail to grasp it have a fill it*, ted. ^Jrs. W 11 Peter» and littel son. 1serving applicants. F or Rent I th e y will be lacking in foresight««!A lter considerable effort th e C a r­ Jack ha\«* returned from a delightful J a c k s o n v i l l e set 11* a tin«* e x a m p l e I) f u r t u - h e , ! nosa th a t Is thought to he a b i r t h ­ penter», Ml 9 *>f Went Palm Beach vi*it to y pophu w- t o w h a t cun be i|on»* by ,i -y - p ho n o - g......1 1 right of the Y’nnkee. were induced to re.a trillate with the W I e rns t i zeit a p p e a l for lur. dThey g a r d e n Vi ¡ ’ • # • # C en tral body «*f that fit \ Mph mix II1 \\ I w i» of t toreric, . ca l cul a i « d tha t it woul d l a k e i 1j null i i ot i l or - N - ■ It * I was in Judge Herring's, oil e Fort loiuderdab* has become a r . .uni m m . 1 1 i c g g of U l i m i n g to xx. t a k e teure ,m * ■ « t thi ■i * tr * • ..* p|,lti-ant* .tin ifor *. i ol -------------------th e other day when » young man t good union town, having good locali \- ( wer,- t I , ** imlay gn, . - t - a i d t in* w i nter l*h, tr i.otn um 11 1 r lot ra m e in to gel a m arriage 11 .«■no f c « r p , n i , * r » a n d p»inl«*r». Mn-.tn .( Mr a lid Mr.- Il II ( happ* .1 a h V a v - e d t h e >ily. r«l*,',i t h e $PJ,l|||tl f.a.-l h lf -t -t r. " W h a t >s l he price." asked l he I la t heñí having jurisdt«mon of th a t Xhey relurm-d t o t h e i r home- 0,1 a n d t h e y ar e in n p o s i t i o n t o give C o r a Col a I , y o ung man Une of work. bs do th e Misrni M o n d a), s u b s t a n t i a l ai d t o t h e |<oor a n d *u( " T w o an d one half.” said the plumber» have juñsdletion over all > let ing. R oom s for K> t judge. plum bing work in U u d c r d a l e . , M f a n d Mr, C. W. K.*ester of The m ethod is practical and if nis.be«! room* w,ll ” 1 only have one dollar,” said the In Miami during the p ast year G r a h a m . V a . , a r e r e g i s t e r e « ! u t t h e necessary could Ite a d o p te d here. at 2 0 B Third r: th e re have been new unions in sti­ S t . J o h n a II o u s e . young man. Hut why not have also a r«*li«*f---------------------------t u t e d as follows: Sheet Metal W ork­ " Y o u are lucky,” said the judge. com m ittee. In spite of the numerous p or Kent Two ers, Moving pPicture M achine OpA nd I walked on to T ipperary. Mr and Mrs. G. \V. R aytön and • • • PHntlnfi SuuToV F ishermten,t a brunch of th e in ter-1 , . n,,nt , „ v«r« | win l ,.r, in s » n . r ; . .m , < . , * Sanford is getting into the con­ T b i . i . . r n* ' e spent stverai w tnur» in »an J m any a k,a rm ,.nt stiU bangtttg in our ¡r.i H * n atio n al .Longshorem t n. Thi. Ll*1 j ford have returned to the city. M r . | n.. vention class a n d there is no b ette r F o r Rent One « wwr«irol>es t h a t, though a little but organ isa tio n s ta rte d with a c h a rte r ■' «tP place in the s ta te for conventions R ay to n was formerly connected with of date would be extrem ely welcome k itc h e n . 210 Fren« * V list of 1G1 names. th a n Sanford. As soon its w e ‘get our S. O. Chase & C o. anti is-again idento the suffering wives nnd children T e m p t th e a p p e tite , /«♦♦J M iam i C entral Labor Union and tifie«i w-ith them in business. tw o new hotels this city should m ake T he of tho unem ployed poor. C a n ’t and m? p lease th e .ta s te and C arpenter* local 993 have ad ju s te d family are stopping with Mrs. J. D. a stro n g bid for every convention won't our adm irable Welfare De- : n o u r is h th e b o d y . th e ir differences a n d h a r m o h y pre­ R oberts on iaiurel avenue. t h a t ta k e s place In Florida, This C risp ,c le a n a n d fre s h . ¡ part m ent of the W om an’s C lub con­ it vails. tho la tte r organization again city is located Id th e exact center of 5 cen ts. sider this proposition an d a«l«i a n ­ It. L being affiliated to Central. G ood tnble board at t h e s ta to an d is convenient from '< Misses Lucca an d M ary Chappell, other leaf to. the growing laurel of t • . .'T-tfr T h e C a rp e n te rs ' E ast Coast Dis­ ev ery point in the s ta te . M ake S a n ­ Messrs. 0 . K. Lewis a n d M. M. our frrown of kindly th o u g h t and Jone», 206 Park avenue tric t Council, a powerful body has Gregg formed a yongenial supper loving deetls? ford tho convention d t y of Florida. , vt»fL • • • W a n t e d —Brick t*i d ■ e n tire control of Dade county, h a v ­ party at the Sanford House S unday Sil* c h im n ey s, foundation*. • ing locala in F t. L auderdale, Ojus, evening. 1 If a young man is unable to R o u n d , th in , t e n d e r — .. W. B. factiop guaranteed Addr. j M iam i, C o eo an u t Grove a n d H om e­ boast of what hia ancestors accom ­ w ith a delightful flav o r ■«alliori, # . G lid e s ell, P. U. box «"«■. stead. .. Mr. R. N. Cates of Tallahassee is plished, it'a up to him to do som e­ —a p p ro p ria te for lu n c h ­ 52-ftg , Fla. T he C arriaff, Waron and Auto­ visiting his sister, Mr». W. D . thing th at’a worth while on his own eon, te a an d d in n e r. mobile Worker»* local in Miami have " Zachary. * ’ W a n t e d — To exchange •» account. io c en ts. ceased to exist, while the M achin­ • • * I ta lk in g , machine , recorii* *■ ♦V ists and Cement Workers are In­ Mr. J . W. H u n te r a n d son,* M r. w i t h o u t machine, for «8 rutf»- f 1 "At Bay" U the baaia of a mar­ active. E b b H unter left on T h u rs d a y for piano records. Enqtlir«* >' *'fr‘ m f. *• velous cartoon that recently appear* Feeling a better resume of condi­ C harlotte, N. C., to a t t e n d the fu­ • ora™. ed in the Chicago American. It tions unnecessary I beg to subm it neral of Mr. Paul Miller. ■ trik iiyly portiays the evils, that, ■ W a n te d - Gentlemen r do inert for your consideration the following * # * magiclike, come to us through the 1V-MP 315 E ast Fourth St. R ecom m endation» M ad e o f th e fin e st Mr. a n d Mr». Fred-Bouchelle, who unbt idled tongue. It is civilisa­ 1. T h e »treagthening of tho legisla­ have been the guests of Mrs. H e n ry 1 All Local Advertisements Under in g re d ie n ts . B a k e d tion's inferno in' bold reliefs The F o u n d — Gold hamlb- kt tiv e com m ittee, with provision, if Wight left on M onday for their This Heading THREE CENTS s to p e r f e c t i o n . T h e picture represents a young woman cr m a y have sam«* t>> I-' possible, for continuous a tte n d a n c e home in Charleston. Va. n a t i o n a l s tre n g th Line For Eat^b Insertion. Minimum erty a t the Herald office on the street— the agony of a broken d u rin g th e session ion of the legisla­ fo o d . 10 c e n ts. heart seem * to be written on her Chargb 25 Cents. and 09* W a n t e d — To buy »«-co tu re . Mr». C. 11: Dingec h a s returned & face. On either aide crouches a wolf ad «W*, 2. 1 would especially urge ener­ from a holiday visit to the home ► ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ t e e e e i e e » » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ horse wagon. Mu»i be m upon whose aides are written the B u y b iscu it b ak ed by Vddrr*. getic, united action toward the pas­ folk» a t Dunedin. dition a n d a real bargain one word "Goealp." On her skirt sage of a S tate Engineers' License F O R S A L E R. N . Poston, Lake Mary FI*. In capitals appears the single word. NATIONAL BISCUIT Rev. G. B. Waldron was a wel­ law . 40-2tc "Reputation."- I t is the purpose of 3. There is great need for provi­ come guest in Sanford Friday and COMPANY th e goaaip to tuin the fair name of .For, sale celery farm at m bar He is alw ays cordially sion whereby tho president, or other Saturday. wqmanhood and this trait in hu­ A lw a y s look for t h a t N a m e. gain, 15 acres right in village, 500 feet greeted by old friends whenever he selected by this convention man nature deserves execration, i t from R. R. siding. Cheap and on strikes the home tow n. . m ay be em pow ered.to personally a tm erits a sting rarely* applied. W! ■A J : _____________ ______mk . i faJfcj ( r FOR RKM K Uneeda Biscuit WANT Kl» !!♦ CLASSIFIED ♦ ADVERTISING 4 ___ Í♦ �+ -- +"/• r ■- m ' ' ' - ¡r_-llr—' - '■ ■ *• . . - " - ^- ?lt arr^i,* ‘ i ‘ * - " T ,’ " * —, *» ■ ■*1^“ ^ ■ ! "jJ;,'' ^ ' ' # ' ^ ~ , J rJ ~ ~Xm ìU h QB cd f 3 7 THEY ARE COMING TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR FEBRUARY .Irci, Ith, 5th and (Uh, 1915 ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS C 'l SEMI-WEEKLY 11\ S A S l' ( ) ¡i I ) S A M T iltl*. I {.Olili >A. I Iti DA Y. J M U l\ l ' . I'JI:. VOLUME VI one federation m eet — —— the h o st s o f labor had good m e e t in g a n d FINE TIME. The second day of th e meeting of tfc »0»“* Federation of latbor was Uken « R ,wiLl‘ l .h e roP°m of cumI m ftie e s lintl vario U 9 r o , u i n '' fra tit*lit « ii • n ,lU * Ur*. The arduous duties of the day , t re broken in tin- afternoon bv an *Bto ride over the city a n d the culL tr. Heidi oa uutyW of the Hanford k commercial Club. Tho visitors were ■wt favorably impressed with the Rural situation in a n d around • | C. y "lief . - I of M t., ini r I V, i l l ' . . Prr-,!' Ì- \ ice P r c ' l d e l l l , Utrlay "f Jacksonville. Cud J t t,. i V Prc-iu \ i, e F : > ideili gustine U ■ • l'..Im It, ;. Dickn \ |î.,r d m Ytrr i*n -. ({•-til c • \ n. rre-n!. 7 « II T»mpx. i HrtTlK *t -,i t................ i \ . 1. 11 t id*-- ■ : i' . ■M . v... Zim "! b 1 lut) ,| 3rd \ • i Domi (li Muri «n ; ri-t 11>"| i . 1., ■.i* Hr t ti-i W 1 • -.»• "t 1 >i a , M iar. 1h t» g «I.»ai i I■ the Ani* :i •V li i i .Ier,, t imi Ml 1 . J. Il « . ..r.i •il U . . . F. lin H. alternile. Georg«- C. Brown . I torniti«-: 1-egi- lut !VP Coll mtr im J, Unrnbli . M. AligusMlli- an •t 1 Cami'liell of T'n mpa. The ti xi N v i-i;*: »!: v. .Tl n** • Tatti i*.« rj 1ft. .J,.¡, • ., M. fit) al.- 1 •HM ig t lu- - 1.1 t. i • alioti o . •t ‘ ». . b- t nu- . tll I - ill 11. history vf Ui»* orguitUu timi. Thursday morning was closing up time snd the odds a n d ends of the viriotu committees and detail work * 1 » finished Up, after which the III tire delegation, visitor* anil San lord tilizans were tra n s p o rte d to W m .l hnd 1’iuk where they wen- given a fmuinr Hanford fish fry with all i t . ccresaurieii, iinhiillng S an l"io g r i ' *nd gra,y. t! : Í fu n i , t-n* 1in?,«u t u.tii ai.u irrcatcvl " i ici n’ti-frcthcr" mcctii St it; !ii«»it ( '<dim V -incc I hr r n n n t y v IÎ ! i I • i * \ I H I U D P I: n ■; i i i i - ii I ••••••*"• • • • ■ -r *• i i ••i t ' ! *' ( h (! a m i Huh. 'i THE CIRCUIT COURT STARTS GRINDING \ l! ai ni ' Li : 11 \ U v .11 I ' t . l FI If i, I N ** 11*-1 \ * I M I I 1 P M 1 t ' F - I \1 ' ( M l t 111 \ i i j r; IP. b ail ■' , ' ii* r *■ " . t * 'if* t'li .timi I 11 , 1. u i: n i cu I..J Ilf ,. . I • . I .. v>• I'l In m a n y s m a ll to w n * s u tro u n d in g Rom e b u ild in g * wreck« d, V it it e a t o, u rri'd , a n d w ere N ap le s h m i'i— I* II .ii l O' • I*« 11 I ruin belli w N.i eh a - liiirt p a r jia lly a p ii' ic d!* » < -• ■r 1 ' f !■ out * 1 1" " V 'I li I I! T ü I m ! ; i \ I i i i ' b ’ i , a itiv i' at io BE- id I ’J . iv J >i I ILU SIGHT ii. ,j * • . i.|. i ... ■ u i - i . t * , t, » them In th eir affliction. The funeral services w ere\ hold yesterday from the resiArSt^e.) Dr. Brownlee of the Presbyterian church officiating. In term e n t was made in Lakevicw coractery. M ad e G reat Record J L. Andrews, the popular insur­ ance agent of this city has made an enviable record in the insurance business and is rereiving co n g ratu ­ lations from friends all over tho country. In winning th e prize fho other d ay in tho Hcrarda of L iberty contest he stood third in th e United States which it honor enough for a n y man, especially since Mr. A n­ drews was a new man In this line of insurance. V. Irli' >m ,R. l«l III f; ; |. ( H- * Th.' ..t i r a r .i gri.it liiuil <1«»U ht • lily Imi t d I* i w ir w ii i IT T H E STA R t» " , .i ■,■1 » L *i-i ti,. Mil »itl. t In* Miiu-ti r[lull will li r i l t" ni ti " 'It. ,i r «• inn \ **."iii * i t , | i «. ,i l tile M.,r T hea tre, » h rm tin* lion J o ­ seph G. flu m p of the Alknhe«t Ly­ ceum S yste m will *peuk. Mr ("amp i* one of t h e , leading o ra to rs of the south i>ml every per*on should ac­ cept this opportunilyNtir bear him Tho following testimonial* «peak for his w orth: Gov. \V. Y. Atkinson 1 was charmed with the grace of In* deliv­ ery and th e purity of his diction. He i* a ripe scholar itnd an eloquent and accompli*bed orator 1 heartily recommend him, Gen, J. H. Gordon No man in our »fate has more decided gifts for natural o r a to r y . He will make a most interesting and eloquent pres­ entation of w hatever subject lie may choose to ta lk upon 11. W. J. H a m , Gainesville, Ga. 1 have heard C a m p and I have heard most of ogr g re at orators preacher, platform, politician but for a man who fan lift you into em p y re an blue and sail on stm idy pinion a m id st-th e stars or pluck daisies with deft and dainty* touch from the pastu re lands of earth with equal grace, l have never heard him surpassed. ' her«- i i m i i\t> p a r t i i ip.int>* big app ro p riatio n has been . ino-oiiiciii , w liich m I . i • pi.i ne High! * daily K IT K gorge« tu* i * ..* bi'i-n I i. 1 i . i" . '1 ii"l a v ll. 1 . . . 1 i ............. I ' 1 l I . . - n* ■ r u i n g Inge hi ii.Hiih t w i t h i n 76 miles uf icgut ding « m i cuses being brought Sun find b u t what has been "co v up for speedy trial would be e n ­ e . i ' d " s e t t i n g fo. t h w h a t Seminole forced to the letter The new ruling f ' m i n t y i* t r y i n g t o d o T h e Fair in el.ei t states thill all . tvil |{, I,¡u i t , i mii'MiTi. >• t h a t r p e c iu l l b . i t .i i I " I. .- I n . .1 ,i I t l - . ( > " ul l,.i i . !., .ii ¡'r i ii t . .1 by I lie I 4 411' \ i I It'. ,.u.i ih.it liiu- will irffer ■I . I" A l u t . - l i m i n g t h e F a i r . I 1 * ,t . ,•!.* |,,i *t ur * •■ 1I I I'l II , I'll i. i o*' i • * indi« • i o I I- •* **t *»r an d ilil I H E M E li , 1 , r !"■ - ni i • <i M « ’( I Vi <: H ‘ 'r 1« rtt o se ph -P E A K I \\ K EN ( M i s L A S T T I E S - i ,i, urr. >| in tin- iity in s u m « turn- w.,' that of C harley 1’uwill. i «Xiiiig car inspector, who lost Intile at Bund'* Siding on T uesday night u limit nine o ’clock. The young malt was supposedly coupling tin- iiir hose on the train th a t was standing on the side tra c k and failed to leave Ins signal showing, with the re*nlt th a t the engine hacked into ti .train of cars throw ing him between the cars and a heavy tnnk car loaded with, oil passed over his body, cuttin g off. both legs and one of his arm s and mangling him so badly th a t be died shortly afterwnrd T he saddest feature of this acci­ dent is the f a c t ^ h a t the deceased leaves a wife an d several small chil­ dren who were dependent upon his labors for their living a n d the s y m ­ pathy of th e people goes out to a nil r.■•t r«« r »II (d I 4»II ft* 1II *i minóle < uurt . s Sl.it"- ■ Nit* rtiD ♦ .. d )< d 1 1. I ' 1 I t ' l T V u i 'i i 11 11 : IM IW K I.I. KEJ I U, l* ' .,l.-i) rr.iiit.cd and uvei s e v e n t y *an. ( t* CHURCHES UNITE CAR INSPECTOR KILLED AT RANDS IN SUNDAY MEET ( il M il \ : \ io o i W F II i--i .'(1 *Sii| ij nt an,I tut r I illy with l'nîiiti al 'liner. ti. ..............t . in ."I i t .*-¡111 rd iieb.ii I U •I • '• ) • 1-I - Will i i the o n e 1 , 11 . . . . . « cni I A !.. i n cx fd b i- a* U * »■ |»( \ et i t! » ' • "I im , i <i i • , tt m.i g n l t o d e • rd i .11 t• 1 o,' • »U . ti,* r Mutui .Il lu* lucks i* .i -.land ■i i i . bn. i d and a itiartn.-r’* b- f:au Mil IV A B ettor B aby co n te s t conducted W om an’ll C lub will be u big ol tl.m depart n i e n t . Hund* m u1 p r i r r t „iti lu> g i,e n . b y tin* b ..lu te p i. . «• — — • '. fi­ ■i b . longue i* potuti., and lie hus two tti d, whi ch protrude into the f*1 *r ) In F i■ i ri■ f u in l • i .i ■ ■ * T i i ' uf linin’ I bn ii U',1 ill ■ -.nil--* il.i w nit iti" li 111! ilia t Of > III",' II" I ....... ,, til'd fur a Ciitisldi-rubli- [>"t>i"l ,• About four o'clock the delegates In Ihunr it «¡.- ihmiglit a l nr l dtpirteii from the city with the feelth a t two shock* had rtccurrcd. but **f*h»l in Sunford they were- in the in th e seism ograph in.-lruim-nt* in “° U4,? °1 their friends. the observatories showid there w a s only one. Afhicb, beginning at 7 55 o'clock in the morning ln-ted from Represented Governor tw e n ty -l,wo to liiirty second' Hon. J. C. Privett, s ta te labor inIn th e capital itself, so far its •^ertor rend the following address known, there was no loss of life Wore the convention, being the rep- but u great deal of damage was f***nt»tive of Governor T ram m ell: done, churches and statue* suffer­ lr. Chairman, Members of th e C on­ ing m ostly. For u time the people vention, Ladies and G entlem en: were stricken with fear and them It L with genuine pli usure to be was a veritable puttie in hospitals, P vileged to come before you to m onasteries and convent* **t»nd to you the ‘ greeting* from Buildings on both side.* of t lie ‘6« »Ute of Florida. Porta del Popolo, th e north entrance I tppeik not oitly as a représenta- of ftolne, th re a te n e d to full and the v* of that branch of the s t a t e gov- eagle decorating the gate era* lied Wnment th at enforces a s ta te labor to the ground. T h e obelisk in St. c*Ut *^*° a " * *P*cial en v o y of P sters’ Square was shaken anti b a d ­ Excellency, Governor Park M. ly dam aged while the statue ol St. Trammell. John L ate ran a n d the Sluis of t h e I »tit , read the Governor's greet- Apostle s u rm o u n tin g tho Basilica are in danger of collapsing. [ ** ,0‘ThU convention: The famous colonndu decorating Tallahasaee, Fla., Jan. 5 , F J l f i . St. P eter's S q uare was lowered four in / ^ r^v e t t » S tate Labor In- feet a n d the u d jace n t house, once •Pector: * occupied by' tho sisters of Pope x *a* * vited Dtar Sir:— » » v ln g been in- Pius X wan badly cracked. Visi«. 9 , pre,ent upon the conOwing to the wide extent of the Laho ° S ta te Federation of distrubnnee and its evident terrible »id l i t , 0 r d on t ho 1 2 l h I"»«-. occurrence the extent of the losses b* In * 'topossible for me to or dam age is not known, C om m u n i­ oHri.i*t,te? d* nc* on account of my cations wort, cut off. The fortified fficul dutie, being so taxing at the city of Aquila is isolated, but it is yon vi„a, ’ 1 am *oinK«° »»k «bat said several villages in that region vention. ly reprwent me at thhi con- were destroyed. n r Likewise Potenza. capital of the Yo u m °l mv i*y »»»ure the convention province of tho snme tijine. on th e rtthuijlM,ny »ympathy In tbeir eastern declivity of the Apennines and the , cfforE* for betterment which has a population of nearly feneral welfare of the Ubor- 20,000 has been Isolated. In 1857 \ ofLour I »lncerely this tow n was alm ost destroyed by * «he convention will bo an earthquake. r; : •' ll will be ili»’ ht't'ti hrltI in u.frfi-i ’! )>i'i TWELVE THOUSAND KILLED IN QUAKE IT M Y SEMINOLE FAIR AS­ SUMES GREAT SIZE ATTENTION SANFORD BOOSTERS! better impression 'of the business of »inter tfnrdening at 'S anford than lht y could, possibly have received front.any other source. Wednesday afternoon Mrs Hoyle was to have organized a laiclie-.' Aoiiliart branch of the t.cte l i . l t — (tiutt for <>f •'..nfor.l 1 “on armu .1. «*! I. • k >f intr-ri'* t other m. ' Mr* *it .1 '<!' ' lie tie.,. t tin attention ol the Sniiiord la «tic* an ¡uiulHcicnt number were present at get some further information Jtim a ' • ■ i 11. the Auxili-.r\ will li* drdayed until n du« J i D. *• lit« date. * .J ' 1 ’ It í t t i'i- , !, ■’ \Yi ,!i office:- look |lld««* tnd «1..- . u itr-t nam ritmi •• ■pi'« i.-11> " i Mu o »H vet;. (kruuii. t 6cvr* • irr *, fu «o» Lakr i aai i . NO 12. < ,iji tu red a Sea Serpi ni New Orleans, Jan. II K.*«-.« Ao u r' \ er V i r i d 1 bllng in many ways the humming I'A ltK M T i t M M i t.l lord of the Paleozoic period, hut de­ t !<>vernor clared by oth er experts to he a near­ O ur governor h.i< « vuli-n. ed. u* The boosters special train leaves the Herald office next er relative to tho whistling D inothér­ m an y of you know, hi roneern ni ium of thè Di vantan age, with the th e welfare of the toiling mu*»e* of Monday afternoon at one o’clock sharp and the run will he r.u.r'cil characteristics of the sabre THE LIST OF ATTRACTIONS th e state. As legislator. .;« hi a U' IS STEADILY GROWING tout lied glmk of the Silurian days, a senator, ns attorney gene ¡1. >ttt■| J made to ( ienev^-Jirst, C'huluota sectmd anil Oviedo for sup* real u n terpeni 1ms been scapi tired DAY BY DAY chief i-Xi-rutive hi In.» ,«l.v,t\* 'U[>' on the I .«minium - Itm e T he capper, rtnrl fTto noflrit‘‘of"Trade inert in;.; there lhat nielli. ported an d approved the mi-uMtre* ; .—r- *» . t r i i .to re was made near Terrebone. At rangem ents uro now co m pleted proposed by t In St I, I re | I it Ik t r i p w a s I n h u v e 1 b u o n i ii l u i u . I a s i M o n d a y b u i o n a c - j t «> the great grief of scientists anti well nhctid of schedule to mnkn of L a b o r .’ tin- serpent wan c jp ttire d it Seminole C o u n ty ’» first ann u a l fair t, count of the heavy downpour of ruin ii was thought host to when In appearing Indnr«- \..u pa-«ed into the great beyond and which wtil be hold a t Sanford, Fob. iieantlfu! Mity of Siu.b. no interview could -be obtained. -I. 1. 5, ti, four days a n d four night«, • postpone the trip until next Moiula; January livth. on one side by the p , , : ur"*.|m *-1. Neutralist:« who ha vu examined its positively tho biggest atfnir of ita Kvery public spirited man in Sanford ami vicinity lluil body declare th a t it is a "throw - kind John» river »Urrmtnili-d by over held In t h e state. water lakes ami in id, ni j has a car is requested to h a v e t h it sam e car in front of tho back" from tin ago when railroads It will be given in a m odernized eolery, I believe I voice the ( e n f i- 1 we r e not a s k i n g for i nc r e a s e d f re i ght Wat m ents of a 1J^ members of t i n . . «in­ Herald office at one o’clock Monday. The. ladies who ; ventim i W : h e n ^ j ^ _ _ , promis« of a been secured, however, for the c a ttle , If e o n rn te d a te s the promise mrTfrrTKpcciaIiy'TequcstTd-!•' Tnf<<< part in the trip. lite tisi oT mie cent fare to Coney Maiul--iu- lum i it y \mrt hôfté ÜToi» exhlltiiR ulso of the most pro.-p, imi. and ppplm The raiN are to be decorated and h -' 1>\ the scout car from N’i w Anrk, they deelared and the for tin- state, c o u n ty and c ity of live spetinhs of the great **. • , ; '" e ., , . ■ n . 1 , 1- .if girunpi-nty. Jacksonville health exhibits. ’ n i l . V, ill J- ,t ' r ! h r a p ( h .I'di» ir t h; r p *of (’up!;.in H. ( i. Florida. ' • rd, • i t ,¡, «r ,j • ini« gt Vi it Hoot It . of uiiifortn size w ill bo Itiole. "> b * , .|, i relitti:, bit- I iltzelis oil l fi I tr UU: tr.d ! lv ic d n . 0 ere, ted to* take care of the tndr* Tin- Ita I r, I ...... : >i. . . ", ; t. * i s n f, et I Hunt*' e x ! . ¡ i n i J b ' o t h y «ill n P o he >r i n nv; i, i Vi 111 good frier I I i„ ■ - -t ' . I.- t v l - >' U ot i i un' s t lull, e r a -, . . to i " ■' •!. !• . t.d . n r; ng i*t • I - . fi. u n tii|tic» a n d d It . i d - b r u li b e r ,, cook* 11 ! . b, king, needlework, »de. Wi t h ki nd r e na r d CLOSED YESTERDAY a Life In W m ih Living !, . J i . . ■! 1 î ) ' be I•r• -• i I i.... p!.. li I 4*1 !I. ..I ' hi i I*1" I 1 .* *1 .'«till lit t ha l kir meri \ u. . ur red lire In lie i 11 ni i ti., I >d. thus insuring spe ed. , trial t .«nd a disposal of civil cases that formerly clogged tho calendar and wasted tin* taxpayer's money Some of the attorneys who rlid not comply with (hi* ruling suffered in coiiseq uence. but the court moved with great celerity and the spectators note a grf'wt differ­ ence. Judge Verkin* 1» to be congin Diluted for thus facilitating m a t­ ters in the civil docket and certainly hu» the thunks of the entire com ­ m unity . T he greater part of the first day was taken wuli ih*. civil cases (hut were sandwiched in between tho m a tte r of getting, the grand jury to ­ gether and in working ortler. The following gentlemen were finally draw n and passed: J. D. Davison, forem an; K. A Hicks, clerk: S. J. Thom as, Henry McLaulin, II. E. Tolar, W. C. Woodruff, H om er Nicholson, C. M Preston, McG. C arruw ay, D. M cDonald, Geo. Ven­ able, N. 1!. Garner, C. A. Betts, F. N. Lowe, W. E. Householder, C. C. Wilson, J. W. Flynt, S. E. Porter. T h e grand ju ry is grinding aw ay und will probably not have a report read will probably not have a report' re ad y before the Herald goes to press lung d el a y s I .' !l n.., 11 11 | ms-1bl" fur uiit uf I i ,1111, tl. alt. Nil u tl I) bill lutl" "Xiieuse A nnouncem ents will * V be m a d e s o o n of special d a y s during the week. There will be an O rlando Day, S ta te ami C o u n ty , Leesburg, Del.and, Kissimmee, Kustis, F r a t e r ­ nal, Industrial, School a n d m a n y othets. Some of these sjreciul d a y s will have to be held on the «amo day as another, as the fuir will only last four «lays. But it is the aim of the Fuir Association to m ake every d ay a big day. In point of decorations, the scheme is both novel and new, no t only will the booths be a veritable fa iryland, but llm city itself will g a rb itself in it* best dress for the Fair week a n d Sanford promise* th a t " e v e ry cltlzen will bo your host " an d " t h o BmAtcrs claim for it a positive s u e T h e Fair Association dod ares this to bo tlte biggest kind of tre m e n d o u s event a n d look for 1 c, owds. All to be given ab so lu tely free to the citizens a n d the visitors. *■ •fa J a T h e lloosler School The Hoosier School will be given a t the Im p eria l T h e a tre on tho night of J a n u a r y 2Gth by tho mumbera of the C h ristia n Endeavor Society of this city. T h e [day is taken, from the Hoosier Schoolm aster und will have all the characters t ha t m ade th a t book so jaijiuUr T h e talen t in the ra n k s of the Sanford C hristian Endi-uvorers js well known a n d th e y will havo u crowded houso on th o 26th. P o p u la r prices adm ission will bo charged to defray tho expenses of tho play. (‘lurk Howell, Editor Constitution. Atlanta 1 consider him tin- most T h e member* of the p«.tit jury finished o ra to r t|ie south hu* ever Rmwn arc us follows produced, am i a* an eloquent speak­ C H Diiige«-, It. L. Shinliolsor. J er he can not It** surpass«-«!. Musson, Curl Koumillnt, C. C. P ear­ son, L. Went, D. E. Hurt. I. L. An­ drews. S. FJ. M athers, K. L. Brown, All«-titlen. Auto O w n e r s J. K. Spurting, t). J. Pope, C. W. If you are interested in Sanford M cClure, Felix F rank, T. B. Adams, a n d Seminole C ounty F air have Boy Tillis, C. L. Polk, O. W. Duke. T h ere are m any cases on tho civil y o u r a u to re a d y next M onday to Mr. a n d Mrs. G. W. H a y to n a n d m ake tho B o o s te r trip to Geneva, docket and the petit jury will have d au g h te r are here for th e w in ter Chuluota a n d Oviedo. T h e biggest plen ty to do during this te rm of from Neva. York. T hey will bo a t , Continued on Pigc 11 get together m eeting of t h e year. hom e g t Mrs. J . M. Ho BBS - r t ; -J * _________________— TT“ . .. ittfVilli — \ t ** __ iti#.' 77 .4*1 r � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 12, 1915; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/97efe86c58fb273b90c3855ea77217c7.pdf 108c854fc958d4c01b7de58dee38fcdc PDF Text Text *V " * T" PAGE E IG H T 2 .-' -** xi «. ‘ *3f-‘ THE SANFORD HERALD ^ \ T D rif r if vfv » 5 ^ 1 IANUARY 12. lois {MEETING OF PRESS ASSOCIATION WAS A BIG SUCCESS oioo oo o o G O o oOaoooooaaaooaooooooooaooaaooa oo oo oo oDoooooooooooooooooooa aqaaoa ao aa oa o o D D oDoOo Q o oooooaa s | p i„ fron, you. |»u t w ithout m o - tend to the interest» of thlr body * merit’» com punction they will roll in all section» of the state when neyou of your good name. • ccsaity require» I. So rue m ethod should he a d o p t ­ And the go**iper 1» not only more dangerous than the thief, more cruel ed whereby public or official act» th a n th e savage, he or she in, also of all public servant», mo‘re especial­ BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN more cowardly The thief take» hi ly in the leglslaturive branches can YOU AND M E .” chances of detection ami p u n is h -J be correctly listed t h a t such records ment. T he savage comes out into may be avnitnble for the guidance the open w hen he slick» his d arts of ^the m em bership throughtout lh«* | EVEN TH E G A TE POST NOT IN IT _ into tiis victim, but tlie gosslper state. works under cover, hidden a n d safe. [ 5« Would earnestly beg th at 11 statew ide labor forward m ovem ent A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. 2 e a s y terms. 8 acre» all p|,.*,,| >mJ irrigateci. F i n 1 floujng wH! ¡-^ la n d i» all fenred and ju-t s t t r t planting. You ean n , r^ Continued from Page I price of thè land t hi» year |( yo() T hrasber: response, Hon. Jos. II. w a n t u btlrgain cali on owner .(e. » Hum phries; Thu Com m ercial Club. F if th Street, Snnford. Flit C. R. Walker; The Florida Press For Sale in W inter Garde« Association. Oscar T. Conklin; The 2 s t o r y 6 room house Region. Claude Johnson; The one acre land, h;:rn JJ 1. Pres* Gang. Hurry B row n; United term s. F. J Hill. W.nt.-r . We S ta n d , Clarence Woods. Florida. About thirty members of the Com- 1 mercial Club were preserit at the F o r Sale. Five W title \\ "HE'LL PRENT 'EM "— SO SAYS SA UNTERER. ! d ate agreed upon by this body, «*»- banquet and about th e sam e num* Cockerels. Rex Packard u OOOOOOqOOOOOODOODOOOOOOOOOOODODOOaOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODO i fiecial a tten tio n being given to the her of newspaper men and their fnm- Sanf«ird. Conllnued from Page 1 ¡m ore disorganized sections. ilies and the gathering a b o u t the fes- —■ ------- -— will th e gossip he. found? Any place M ethod In M adness of tne wont performed by the trade < * • Would suggest th a t we contal hoard was one of the best that where people make their home». W a n te d - Work on f.irt t- rtj Iluy n bo* of oranges. centrato out efforts upon securing has occurred In the history of the ab le man, good referen,-,., \ j Sanford a Hty o f c u l t u r e union m ovem ent of this cou n try . Buy' a heavy hum; F raternally s u b m itte d , the pasnge of the most im p o rtan t Sanford Commercial C lub. The B erry, Gen. Del., City. m ftp and refinem ent. S anford, a city of Huy a barrel of apple »as». labor measures before the legislature, visitors were most profuse in their Wm. K. T E R R Y ', churches a n d splendid ac tiv ity In Huy u jnr o’ jam. m aking the less vital of secondary praise for the Sanford people and the Scc’y-Treas. For Sale civic affairs. Sanford, n city of consideration, if necessary. Commercial Club and this cjty will good schools, has the strangely O verland Touring Car. tin,roughly Huy a bale o' cotton, Bill, And now, b rother delegates nnd be remembered by th e Pr«b* Gang overhauled, good running urn. r created source of heartaches a n d desP re s id e n t’» Report Buy a car of out»; officers, thanking each of you for the as ono of the brightest s p o ts ’ in their pair. Y'ou ran fiml theiti in every Sanford, Fla., Jr.n. 12, 1915. Underw ood Typewriter j Huy yourself a suit of cloth«*». T h e Com- first class condition walk in life The nlimn**in this «1«*»- T o flu* Officers and M em bers of the good you have accomplished and the travels over the stale. Huy some overcoats. troyer of character is the young~man j*. Florida S ta te F ederation of Lubor-i efforts made during th e >ear. ^ -n jrrriai Club and mO ne Oak Roller Top I n . 1'-»rly ! ford on their part have fallen so des- new. who, with other», s ta n d s upon promin C onvention Assembled, G r e e t - • I remain, Huy yourself n ton of hay, Fraternnlly yours, Iperntely in love with the member* O ne Walnut Flat "Desk. ,,i<| ,«j|f inent corners of the city a n d with ) ing; Huy a load of brlfks; C. E. S H E P A R D . ! of the Press Afsociutiop—i h u i S ta n ­ O n e Plant Jr Hors,, i I lying lips smirch the re p u ta tio n of j L abor conditions in Florida at the •■»tor. Huy a pair of ruldier boots, ford expects to go to Miami with the practically new. young women as they pass through ( present time, a» far as known to no*, Huy a flock of chicks. | avowed intention of bringing the O ne Painter Fertilizer I the m iserable g a u n tle t th e young a r e not of the h«*st, hut .from report» next meeting of the big association Seven Barrels, for *1*1 beast on either side of th e walk. 1of enforce«! idleness, causing, tliv. iHuy yourself some chewing gum to Sanford or a t least force’ Kissim­ lu re s . tress, misery a n d ac tu a l w a n t in D o ro th y Dix. u nder a subhead B uy it by the box; mee to sanction this city having it In L o t Hoes anti oth er tool. "L ove of Gossip M ost Unexplain­ m a n y of th e northern s ta te s , we of Huy yourself an a u to , 191 hundred * •T1hirty-five » * * » jf M ** » s i xt f, Ii,t I « I1l l 1 1 this su n n y southland have just able,’’ s a y s : f CURBSTONE GLEANINGS S WELCOME TO OUR CITY l;e in!,UK,,,;;,tt"1’ commencing «*.» « ABOUT PEOPLE AND EVENTS * ( r n u » o v-.w « X ' o i o tn * .t* 4 » w * * * * * * * * * * * ' n t i P P S & W '*'•‘4 the visitors a better view of th e great If you want a bargain mv of explicable of all hu m an weaknesses. m ajo rity of sur m em bers are for- speedily made friefttis wherever she B uy a y e a r’s subscription, Sanford celery delta, gave them j > t h e -above -call on <*r uddre* r c It is tho on«* savage tra il thl«l has J tu n u tely at work w ent. While in Sanford she was th e P ay it in ad vance, real view of the warm h e a rte d people W oodruff. Sanford. Fla ;u p t, In the fare of a b u n d a n t ¡crop, over | RUWIt of M ay nn(, M| | l)red Holly, survived b o th civilization a n d Chris­ T hen your friend, ye editor. ,, „ , ,, , . , of Sanford anti bet live Commercial the entire laiui. unscru|iulou? matianity, a n d th at shows how element Mr. Conklin wn» also the guest of ,,, , ... , , , . C an buy ii pair o’ pants. . . ... .... t lub nnd the people here have a F or Sale W hob*»ab 1 . ( ,• iiipiiliitors of our national market» .M i . 'a n d Mrs. Holly ary cruel we still are. * E. F M cIntyre much Iletter opinion of th e news- w ater fish business, m i . bug fish have used the European war as a Every d ay we see p«*«»ple who are paper men and in ihi» m eeting all.of n sts, fish boats nnd ga-.. k« pretext to ad vance pric«*s, esperially Mrs. C. (). Cm lrington. Mr». so te n d e rh e a rte d they would not us have gained som ething also fish house, etc i* i L * Tin* old y«'i«r i* «lead. We have upon the necessaries of life, to a Johnson and Mis* Virginia John-on Among those present were the fol- V incent. ••ti» commenced (hi* new ll.it mg l»uri«*d hurt a fly. yet they d<> nut hesitate point alm ost unbearable, and from accuinpanied the Delaim l ,’>>niingeni lowing: ------------------------------------ ——*------the dead let us turn our a tten tio n t** t«j blast a wom an’s re p u ta tio n by these condition» our national gn\ to the Press \sso etation meeting lu»t setting alloat evil stories a b o u t her Hon Joseph H um phries, Bradenr<>r f'alc < r e a p i »ire, th e living. e m in e n t, although ordering vurinn- I riday They wetejpthe guests of town Herald; Mr-. C. »torn-» th a t are the merest be..r.*n>, S. Wilson l 1« tiled, house ami laisl y«*i*.r was a grim yeat a mo* investigntiima in the «*arly stages ol , |{. j JJolly nn«l Miss Townsend. S nrasc te Times; witb growing crop». mentoua year of terrible events. We anti which they do not ta k e the th e unjust, unfair and u n n ec essary ' _ __ W’nyne Thonni», Plani C ity Couiicr; Ueosott, sickness. W were paralysed by the breaking of tro u b le to investigate. inrrease of living costs has given Mrs M C. ^axug«* ha* taken th è ( t*|yde ^Glenn, Olenti Advertising nenr Cclery avi mie. u great war We were helpless when • Every d ay we see people who practically no relief. Ifhing house nn Oak avenue and is (*0 , u‘nd Tarripa* T rib u n e ; R H. industrial depression came to us. shudder with h«>rr«,r u» th ey ,ea<l T he effects of lh«* inflow of bile al F o r Sale furili homi to her inn n v -a oford Pro-*n-r>> Ori. n«l*' R, pori (ales of bow suMiges am u se tli,*uiSi. r W We beram e <>motionul when told of -m all Inner, at worker» in nine*-! , \ , iy ,-ruf« ir< -t. fftetid» II Harris. K «i, rn»->* iihietti-: the su fieri tigs of the uni-mploye<! s , . [ v i n ierti.ru g their prisoner- the ino i h. driven »uijibwnrd from Price 12.OU" T* r t laude Johnson. Ktssimbiee Jourm<l. W«* lived most of I '* I l umler dark to d e a th , yet these linriui ntlari» ti» i« «”.111*1111* an ti vit UH-!. Mr and Mr* N ll G arner r< bala it» «* *,i 51" *i * F •» V’ansAgnew, K -*ttenic> .'.ma rid depressing shadow Hut it i* pa-* :« (lie i-.ti t ,\el,Mlg tugetlier b; •*l " i i '. i 'i '-'.it it ’i,* y ■ft *...... . ï f1 11“*11 ïiH J blit— fe '" m Mo- i l . . . . ru, livlllg tl • r* l-i.'allot Ilf • V. r II.il > W Melimi\ , 01.1 Si tt time to iofni* out <>( t 1<* glooifi i* at Moor, ■ ' a' •Î«iti* 1hat 1* h.Ti! -” |dea*anf VI -It Vt t i'.t r a 11r a lu re on,- they know who 1 a- tl., I■■■I Ui. l. own «]• -inty ihis I* .it t er: t o*n I he t li«*y u i'i * tnii-'t * IM Mr- «, i i . , ! « Harry Hrown. St. Atign-n-o- lì,-cord. -t»| \ V t r T Con k lin; Mi. Itil li. labi I’or <nb fu tu re of the cou n try call- for cour­ to be uli»i-t;t i *»ii -ht ii*n- t F rtnie Im tit t be «’«it -• -j-tor. Mr* Fret 1 I >:»« r • n*> . «<«■ Wi.m 1*. Ii l-t:- I P Ki ,*ri ,le* >,t«i i*.+,...| in.•r 1 . , r . „.,-1 ..t .. * * .t... I - w ell .1 ■■ age an*f i bought Ili|r children *‘1111 v a■ priculi 0 t> > l ii-l.ur, d tllitl we -J.all loilid (.If ill, ill wild, people win, really Irlievc | ti.it tlu-y conim i portion are satisfactory uii a nvoiit h \\ tit, I H">n Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hanson of Mr anil Mr* (‘ <’inlrington 4 1 E Ninth patriot» of the past rebuke us for have th e welfare of their fellow ct«- centrul portion are ■ssti»lncto-\ un Minneapolis Minn ar. \ -i*tne M-■i M* > W 1,. stan d in g a» if *tri> ken dum b I" ;,wc tures at heart, who jo >"t f , - 11. *• .per (.*••', hi co n .tin .u ,,f but i In- - ■*i il t I ol i r II., J.111 -, n, .i 111 in Jutill- tun and VI r H •i. and horror tu flissemtuati *« .in«l„l,,us - t u r n - , , , ..»I from Pensacola -oliti upp, r>.infortì until -j.ritig V . l.M (nade il«* trie that break up homes ¡»i d wre, f I he There is a* nation to feed, y «■*. to be little enthused Iti tile labor m any naliwn» call fur food There •‘«reer* «»f men and women m ovem ent \ n d this sam e coi ti x-Alr-i A W Fit t-, Ir . ..ml litt I,* i K erry day you meet tuine-t people I ion a p |«Ite» to tho t-lum! *11\ l i n s J n - . l l' • vM P t* a nation to clothe. ye*. other tui­ t M artha ,i< cumpa mi-li Mrli who wm.bl not dream of stealing a K, 11»t • *■»• V tions are being stripped to naked Wes i >Icl.lol to Si w *— in-.-r» Thiir-d.i InniTH••1!. M11 • 11.0 Il ,• ■*•I Klies* lit l lie cold releulles* ha dll "I Bru? lu • - » . u n d *1 * 1 «’.INi I t fit t liai II«.! 1..... }'l. ‘ wur * t,,, t * V\ «ìli* r TJ ‘ f 1 ‘W f I* * lift* « i Mr - 1 *i f.lf v t: tj ' ii *«-r (ti* (attui ll i- Into* t>*r I !'•■ ¡ns,pie „1 i to I. ' ** w|»riniî?* r l *-ru.»H ,T1 Si*iif>*r«i '»■UT,.1 >l.t _. - m lin in! > r •¿It 111t1v .t a nd nlu' in­ United Slates to ime mil of the it < ti.< ii *»* ! hi* *“• ! í4í 1Ht* \ Li in* < •' i u t i n i " - « r. ID tl. i. Iff., • *» *7 ' f MjXt su: t.l V " « M* gloom and -ce the dot*. ill*«. tin , " . *■I I II • , 1 1 • - Hun • . t f i %r- ? f t »’t f*; IS * - . -«I.u-iII., - V Vil itugreat opport unit >* before till- ta llo o t’. • * • 1 • « i 1"’ ’ n i l i| **« ft «»! \ • !Mg .1tul *I .■ > i!n"it ntl for 1! * T he feeding and lim iting of unhappy 1m mi lh« * Dr*-*»*!*,! li o ur -uiif Il»*Ht 1 or lb difi, r,-m <nngri-c . i-i . - in ! .,- o E u rope is our wyrk Kurope's fae' I r Oliver Ft W all.»«'«- of W tl fort- -h:< II !„• tujt forward r., the’ m o it,.o\ , r 1 the .>tar A Ir.-t-wol * • ,-*• g wiii torii's . re closed the men nr,- . t tinsirellgl hi-nlllg uf the labor move- m ington. N C,, spent the week end Y ’owell <fc Co ■ be ta Iteti to meet the expense» Mr front nnd the women are in the m ent in Florida, placing us our aim with his sister. Mrs C Boyce Hell f\ ,np i* one of \ir,< *!• ’- gr> it »t fields. By the fortunes of war E u ­ a ,Mt tier c«*tit increase in t*u- , ut i n ­ on Celery a \ enne N it orator* Let everyone .. v..il the no ro p e’s m arkets become mir m arkets* s t a t e . m. king of |H15 the banner Kn*l -elves of thi* opport tifili > of can become our m arkets if we * v«*;*r for organised lahm Mr ajul Mr» G F claim them I. * * i T) i tew a fidi» t ion- t •■ t ) •* 11, i , r¡,l hour* 1 Ib i. V 11. lief I li,I. |t I, tl lie 1•< ■e Ml. 1.0 .L ll* w .-I V*. . i-il t:ig Mr- >oi U e I..I V• r, .. -Oil 111 be • ' »• 1 , j \. - ) ! . Il g ill gloom It I- t I! '• Ml .1 '■ K'lltdoy-cMut . h,.r. I. ■k»,»11\l » V I Pri . w ko I,if i I hiifik Fil t 1.41 r h* i « < » r j mir ti> «,|« pfessio’i ami ,.|*> \l,»chiiii»t- iol - l o , i M ,:ul Work Lat er i t, Mr* Pm, the organized « narines olSanford t urrt t ijolbi jKirt unity. It is i golden nppor vr»> Sanford. of Mrs. Smith. has been revived and th at as a com(UUiSt a j , ,\ t u n i ty th a t confront» the American T h e Cnitpvnters of St. P etersburg 'm u n i t y we a re 'in position to aid d e ---people and if they fail to grasp it have a fill it*, ted. ^Jrs. W 11 Peter» and littel son. 1serving applicants. F or Rent I th e y will be lacking in foresight««!A lter considerable effort th e C a r­ Jack ha\«* returned from a delightful Jacksonville set 11* a tin«* example I) furtu-he,! nosa th a t Is thought to he a b i r t h ­ penter», Ml 9 *>f Went Palm Beach vi*it to y pophu w- to what cun be i|on»* by ,i -y - phono- g.....1 1 right of the Y’nnkee. were induced to re.a trillate with the Iernst izeit appeal for lur.dThey garden Vi ¡ ’ W • # • # C en tral body «*f that fit \ Mph mix II1 \\ I wi» of t toreric, . calculai« d that it would lake i 1j null iiotilor - N -■ It * I was in Judge Herring's, oil e Fort loiuderdab* has become a r . .uni m m . 11icgg of U liming to xx. tak e teure , m * ■« ■i * tr *• .* . p|,lti-ant* . t i n - for i *. i olt thi -----------------th e other day when » young man t good union town, having good locali \- ( wer,- t I , ** imlay gn,.-t- aid t in* w inter l*h, tr i.otn um 11 1 r lot ra m e in to gel a m arriage 11.«■nof c«rp,ni,*r» and p»inl«*r». Mn-.tn .( Mr a lid Mr.- Il II ( happ* .1 ahVav-ed the >ily. r«l*,',i the $PJ,l|||tl f.a.-l hlf-t -t r. " W h a t >s l he price." asked l he I la t heñí having jurisdt«mon of th a t Xhey relurm-d to their home- 0,1 and they are in n position to give C o ra Cola I , y o ung man Une of work. bs do th e Misrni M o n d a), substantial aid to the |<oor a n d *u( " T w o an d one half.” said the plumber» have juñsdletion over all > let ing. R oom s for K> t judge. plum bing work in U u d c r d a l e . , M f a n d Mr, C. W. K.*ester of The m ethod is practical and if nis.be«! room* w,ll ” 1 only have one dollar,” said the In Miami during the p ast year G ra h am . Va., are registere«! ut th e necessary could Ite a d o p te d here. at 2 0 B Third r: th e re have been new unions in sti­ S t. Joh n a II o use. young man. Hut why not have also a r«*li«*f---------------------------t u t e d as follows: Sheet Metal W ork­ " Y o u are lucky,” said the judge. com m ittee. In spite of the numerous p or Kent Two ers, Moving pPicture M achine OpA nd I walked on to T ipperary. Mr and Mrs. G. \V. R aytön and • • • PHntlnfi SuuToV F ishermten,t a brunch of th . n,,nt stverai , „ v«r« | wwin l ,.r, in in »an s » n .J rm;any a k,a rm ,.nt. stiU .m bangtttg , < in . our , * Sanford is getting into the con­ T be i . i nit. e. rr - 1, n* ' e spent tnur» ¡r.i n atio n al .Longshorem t n. Thi. Ll*1 j ford have returned to the city. M r . | n.. vention class a n d there is no b ette r F o r Rent One « wwr«irol>es t h a t, though a little but organ isa tio n s ta rte d with a c h a rte r ■' «tP place in the s ta te for conventions R ay to n was formerly connected with of date would be extrem ely welcome k itc h e n . 210 Fren« * V list of 1G1 names. th a n Sanford. As soon its w e ‘get our S. O. Chase & Co. anti is-again idento the suffering wives nnd children T e m p t th e a p p e tite , /«♦♦J M iam i C entral Labor Union and tifie«i w-ith them in business. tw o new hotels this city should m ake T he of tho unem ployed poor. C a n ’t and p lease th e .ta s te and C arpenter* local 993 have ad ju s te d family are stopping with Mrs. J. D. a stro n g bid for every convention won't our adm irable Welfare De- : n o u r is h th e b o d y . th e ir differences a n d h a r m o h y pre­ R oberts on iaiurel avenue. t h a t ta k e s place In Florida, This C risp ,c le a n a n d fre s h . ¡ part m ent of the W om an’s C lub con­ it vails. tho la tte r organization again city is located Id th e exact center of 5 cen ts. sider this proposition an d a«l«i a n ­ It. L being affiliated to Central. G ood tnble board at t h e s ta to an d is convenient from '< Misses Lucca an d M ary Chappell, other leaf to. the growing laurel of t • . .'T-tfr T h e C a rp e n te rs ' E ast Coast Dis­ ev ery point in the s ta te . M ake S a n ­ Messrs. 0 . K. Lewis a n d M. M. our frrown of kindly th o u g h t and Jone», 206 Park avenue tric t Council, a powerful body has Gregg formed a yongenial supper loving deetls? ford tho convention d t y of Florida. , vt»fL • • • W a n t e d —Brick t*i d ■ e n tire control of Dade county, h a v ­ party at the Sanford House S unday Sil* c h im n ey s, foundation*. • ing locala in F t. L auderdale, Ojus, evening. 1 If a young man isunable to R o u n d , th in , t e n d e r — .. W. B. factiop guaranteed Addr. j M iam i, C o eo an u t Grove a n d H om e­ boast of what hia ancestors accom­ w ith a delightful flav o r ■«alliori, # . G lid e s ell, P. U. box «"«■. stead. .. Mr. R. N. Cates of Tallahassee is plished, it'a up to him to do some­ —a p p ro p ria te for lu n c h ­ 52-ftg , Fla. The Carriaff, Waron and Auto­ visiting his sister, Mr». W. D . thing that’a worth while on his own eon, te a an d d in n e r. mobile Worker»* local in Miami have " Zachary. * ’ W a n t e d — To exchange •» account. io c en ts. ceased to exist, while the Machin­ • • * I ta lk in g , machine , recorii* *■ ♦V ists and Cement Workers are In­ Mr. J . W. H u n te r a n d son,* M r. w i t h o u t machine, for «8 rutf»- f 1 "At Bay" U the baaia of a mar­ active. E b b H unter left on T h u rs d a y for piano records. Enqtlir«* >' *'fr‘ *• velous cartoon that recently appear* Feeling a better resume of condi­ • C harlotte, N. C., to a t t e n d the fu­ ora™. ed in the Chicago American. It tions unnecessary I beg to submit neral of Mr. Paul Miller. ■trikiiyly portiays the evils, that, ■ W anted- Gentlemen r doinert for your consideration the following * # * magiclike, come to us through the 1V-MP 315 East Fourth St. R ecom m endation» M ad e o f th e fin e st Mr. a n d Mr». Fred-Bouchelle, who unbt idled tongue. It is civilisa­ 1. T h e »treagthening of tho legisla­ have been the guests of Mrs. H e n ry 1 All Local Advertisements Under in g re d ie n ts . B a k e d tion's inferno in' bold reliefs The F o u n d — Gold hamlb- kt tiv e com m ittee, with provision, if Wight left on M onday for their This Heading THREE CENTS s to p e r f e c t i o n . T h e picture represents a young woman cr m a y have sam«* t>> I-' possible, for continuous a tte n d a n c e home in Charleston. Va. n a t i o n a l s tre n g th Line For Eat^b Insertion. Minimum erty a t the Herald office on the street— the agony of a broken d u rin g th e session ion of the legisla­ fo o d . 10 c e n ts. heart seem* to bewritten on her Chargb 25 Cents. and 09* W a n t e d — To buy »«-co tu re . Mr». C. 11: Dingec h a s returned face. On either aide crouches a wolf 2. 1 would especially urge ener­ from a holiday visit to the home ► ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ t e e e e i e e » » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ horse wagon. Mu»i be m ad «W*, upon whose aides are written the B u y b iscu it b ak ed by Vddrr*. getic, united action toward the pas­ folk» a t Dunedin. dition a n d a real bargain one word "Goealp." On her skirt N . Poston, Lake Mary FI*. sage of a State Engineers' License FO R S A L E R. N. FOR RKM K Uneeda Biscuit H * m? WANT Kl» !!♦ - m f. CLASSIFIED ♦ ADVERTISING 4 & In capitals appears the single word. "Reputation."- It is the purpose of the goaaip to tuin the fair name of wqmanhood and this trait in hu­ man nature deserves execration, it merits a sting rarely* applied. W! _____________ NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY A lw a y s look for t h a t N a m e. law. 3. There is great need for provi­ sion whereby tho president, or other selected by this convention may be empowered.to personally at- Rev. G. B. Waldron was a wel­ 40-2tc come guest in Sanford Friday and .For, sale celery farm at m bar Saturday. He is always cordially greeted by old friends whenever he gain, 15 acres right in village, 500 feet from R. R. siding. Cheap and on strikes the home town. . ______mk . ■A ____ J : i faJfcj Í♦ �+ -- +"/• r ■m ' ' ' ¡r_-llr—' - '■■*• * . . - " ?lt arr^i,* ‘ i ‘ - - ^- " T ,’ " * — , *»■■*1^“ ^ ■ "jJ;,'' ' # ! ^ ^ ' ~ ' , J rJ ~ ~Xm ìU hQB cd f 3 7 - THEY ARE COMING TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR FEBRUARY .Irci, Ith, 5th and (Uh, 1915 ON TUESDAYS C 'l SEMI-WEEKLY AND FRIDAYS 11\ S A S l' ( ) ¡i I ) Life In Wmih Living S A M T iltl*. I {.Olili >A. I Iti DA Y. J M U l\ l ' . I'JI:. VOLUME VI NO 12. one fra tit*lit « ii • • < ,iji tu red a Sea Serpi ni With kind renard | New Orleans, Jan. II K.*«-.« Ao u r' \ er V i r i d 1 bllng in many ways the humming I'A ltK M T i t M M i t.l lord of the Paleozoic period, hut de­ t !<>vernor clared by oth er experts to he a near­ ——— O ur governor h.i< « vuli-n. ed. u* The boosters special train leaves the Herald office next er relative to tho whistling D inothér­ m an y of you know, hi roneern ni ium of thè Di vantan age, with the the h o s t s o f l a b o r h a d th e welfare of the toiling mu*»e* of Monday afternoon at one o’clock sharp and the run will he r.u.r'cil characteristics of the sabre TH E LIST OF ATTRACTIONS g oo d m e e t in g a n d th e state. As legislator. .;« hi a U' IS STEADILY GRO W ING tout lied glmk of the Silurian days, a senator, ns attorney gene ¡1. >ttt■| J made to ( ienev^-Jirst, C'huluota sectmd anil Oviedo for sup* real u n terpeni 1ms been scapi tired a FINE T IM E . DAY BY DAY chief i-Xi-rutive hi In.» ,«l.v,t\* 'U[>' on the I .«minium - Itm e T he capper, rtnrl fTto noflrit‘‘of"Trade inert in;.; there lhat nielli. The second day of th e meeting of ported an d approved the mi-uMtre* ; .—r- *» . t r i i .to re was made near Terrebone. At rangem ents uro now co m pleted I re | I it Ik t r i p w a s I n h u v e 1 b u o n i ii l u i u . I a s i M o n d a y b u i o n a c - j t «> the great grief of scientists anti well nhctid of schedule to mnkn tfc »0»“* Federation of latbor was proposed by t In St I, Uken « R ,wiLl‘ l .h e roP°m of cum- of L a b o r .’ t, count of the heavy downpour of ruin ii was thought host to when tin- serpent wan c jp ttire d it Seminole C o u n ty ’» first ann u a l fair In appearing Indnr«- \..u pa-«ed into the great beyond and which wtil be hold a t Sanford, Fob. I mftiees lintl v a r i o U 9 r o , u i n '' n , l U * Ur*. The arduous duties of the day iieantlfu! Mity of Siu.b. no interview could -be obtained. -I. 1. 5, ti, four days a n d four night«, • postpone the trip until next Moiula; January livth. , t re broken in tin- afternoon bv an on one side by the p , , : ur"*.|m *-1. Neutralist:« who ha vu examined its positively tho biggest atfnir of ita Kvery public spirited man in Sanford ami vicinity lluil body declare th a t it is a "throw - kind over held In t h e state. *Bto ride over the city a n d the cul- John» river »Urrmtnili-d by L tr. Heidi oa uutyW of the Hanford water lakes ami in id, ni j has a car is requested to have th it same car in front of tho back" from tin ago when railroads It will be given in a m odernized k commercial Club. Tho visitors were eolery, I believe I voice the (enfi- 1 were not asking for increased freight Wat The. ladies who ; ■wt favorably impressed with the m ents of a 1J^ members of t i n . . «in­ Herald office at one o’clock Monday. _ , Rural situation in a n d around ventim i W : h e n ^ j ^ _ promis« of a been secured, however, for the c a ttle , If e o n rn te d a te s the promise mrTfrrTKpcciaIiy'TequcstTd-!•' Tnf<<< part in the trip. lite tisi oT mie cent fare to Coney Maiul--iu- lum i it y \mrt hôfté ÜToi» exhlltiiR ulso better impression 'of the business of of the most pro.-p, imi. and ppplm The raiN are to be decorated and h -' 1>\ the scout car from N’i w Anrk, they deelared and the for tin- state, c o u n ty and c ity of »inter tfnrdening at 'S anford than live spetinhs of the great **. • , ; '" e ., , . ■ n .1, 1- .if girunpi-nty. Jacksonville health exhibits. ’ n i l . V, ill J- ,t ' r ! h r a p ( h .I'di» ir t h; rp *of ( ’up!;.in H. ( i. lht y could, possibly have received Florida. ' • rd, • i t ,¡, «r ,j • ini« gt Vi it Hoot It . of uiiifortn size w ill bo Itiole. front.any other source. l fi I tr UU: t r . d ! l v i c d n . "> b * , .|, i relitti:, bit- I iltzelis oil ere, ted to* take care of the tndr* 0 Tin- Ita I r, I ...... : >i. . . ", ; t. * i s n f, et I Wednesday afternoon Mrs Hoyle Hunt*' ex!.¡ini Jb'othy «ill nPo he >r i n nv; i, i Vi 111 i„ ■- -t ' - . I.- t v l - >' was to have organized a laiclie-.' good frier I I Uotiiun's t lull, era. to i " ■' •!. !• . t.d . n r; ng i*t • Aoiiliart branch of the t.cte l i . l t — -, . I - . fi. u n tii|tic» a n d d It (tiutt for <>f •'..nfor.l 1 . i d - b r u li b e r ,, cook* 11 ! “on armu .1. «*! I. • k >f intr-ri'* t . b, king, needlework, »de. ■i b . longue i* potuti., and lie hus other m. ' Mr* *it .1 '<!' ' lie tie.,. t A B ettor B aby co n te s t conducted u.frfi-i ll will be ili»’ two tti d, which protrude into the t-n* 1in?,«u t u.tii ai.u tin attention ol the Sniiiord la «tic* an by tin* W om an’ll C lub will be u big ¡uiulHcicnt number were present at get some further information fu n i irrcatcvl "i ici n’ti-frcthcr" mcctii ht't'ti hrltI in ti,* r Mutui .Il lu* lucks i* .i -.land b..lu te ol tl.m depart nient. Hund* fi­ ■i i i . bn. i d and a itiartn.-r’* bJtim a ' • ■ , m u1 p r i r r t „iti lu> g i,e n . Mil f:au St it; !ii« »it ( '<dim V -incc I hr r n n n t y v * IV i 11. i the Auxili-.r\ will li* drdayed until n du« i 1 i • , tt bail i n cxfdbiJ i D. *• lit« date. * ’! )>i'i • o,' m .ignltode a* the one .J ' 1 ’ It í t t i'i- , !, ■’ \Yi ,!i • rd 1 , 11 . . . . . « cni I i p i . i i i - ii IÎ ! I• office:- look |lld««* tnd «1..- . u itr-t nam ••••••*" • • • • r*■" . ........ t. in ritmi •• ■pi'« i.-11> " i Mu o »H vet;. f*1 *r ■-r *• i i t ."I i t .*-¡111 (kruuii. t • • i » ■ ' ii* * 'if* iooiU, anil i .11 6cvr* • . «• ' • "I rd iieb.ii I U irr *, fu «o» l* ' .,l.-i) t• I ! *' C. y "lief . - I of M t., ini r im , rr.iiit.cd and uvei seventy*ant! : Í . I V, i l l ' . . »U Prr-,!' WFII Irli' f; * |.(H- federatio n m e e t CLOSED YESTERDAY Lakriaaii. Ì- \ ice Prc'ldelll , Utrlay "f Jacksonville. Cud J t t,. i V Prc-iu \ i, e F : > ideili gustine U ■ • l'..Im It, ;. Dickn \ |î.,r dm Ytrr i*n -. ({•-til c • \ n. rre-n!. 7 « II T»mpx. i HrtTlK *t -,i t......... i \ . 1. 11 t id*-- ■ : i' . ■M . v... Zim "! b 1 lut) ,| 3rd \ • i Domi (li Muri «n ; ri-t 11>"| i . 1., ■.i* Hr t ti-i W 1 • -.»• "t 1 >i a, M iar. 1h t» g «I.»ai i I■ the Ani* :i •V li i i .Ier,, t imi Ml 1 . J. Il « . ..r.i •il U . . . F. lin H. alternile. Georg«- C. Brown . I torniti«-: 1-egi- lut !VP Coll mtr im J, Unrnbli . M. AligusMlli- an •t 1 Cami'liell of T'n mpa. The ti xi Nvi-i;*: »!: v. .Tl n** • Tatti i*.« rj 1ft. .J,.¡, • ., M . fit) al.- 1 •HM ig tlu- - 1.1 t. i • alioti o . •t ‘ ». . b- t nu- . tll I - ill 11. history vf Ui»* orguitUu timi. Thursday morning was closing up time snd the odds a n d ends of the viriotu committees and detail work *1» finished Up, after which the III tire delegation, visitor* anil San lord tilizans were tra n s p o rte d to W m .l hnd 1’iuk where they wen- given a fmuinr Hanford fish fry with all i t . ccresaurieii, iinhiillng S an l"io gri' *nd gra,y. SEMINOLE FAIR AS­ SUMES GREAT SIZE ATTENTION SANFORD BOOSTERS! TWELVE THOUSAND KILLED IN QUAKE IT M Y \ I H I U D P I: n ■; i <i t ' THE CIRCUIT COURT STARTS GRINDING (h (! a m i \ l! aini'Li Huh. 'i : 11 \ U v i t! .11 I ' t . l FI If i, I N ** 11*-1 \ * I M I I 1 P M 1 t ' F - I \1 ' ( M l t 111 \ i i jr; IP. , ' . Th.' »II r.■•t r«« r ..t i r a r >m,R. .i gri.it liiuil l«l t <1«»Uht • lily Imi U* »■ |»(\ et M« • <i •***t *»r III A t'li i--i !.. i i .timi 1. u 11 , ( t* io (d I 4»IIft* 1II *i minóle < uurt . s Sl.it"- ■ Nit* rtiD ♦ .. d )< d *Sii| ij nt an,I tut r Iilly with l'nîiiti al 'lin er. ti. I i: n .'(1 i cu I..J Ilf ,. . I • . I .. v>• I'l In m a n y small town* sutrounding Rome building* were parjially wreck« d, Vitite at Naples a pii' ic o, urri'd, and hm i'i— I* II .ii < -• ■r 1 a -liiirt d ! * l O' • I*« 11 » ' I ruin belli w N.i eh f !■ out * ) In F i■i ri■fu in l • i .i■■*T i i ' uf linin’ I bn ii U',1 ill ■ -.nil--* il.i w nit iti" li 111! ilia t Of > III",' II" I ....... ,, til'd fur a Ciitisldi-rubli- [>"t>i"l ,• About four o'clock the delegates In Ihunr it «¡.- ihmiglit a l nr l dtpirteii from the city with the feelth a t two shock* had rtccurrcd. but **f*h»l in Sunford they were- in the in th e seism ograph in.-lruim-nt* in “° U4,? °1 their friends. the observatories showid there was only one. Afhicb, beginning at 7 55 o'clock in the morning ln-ted from Represented Governor tw e n ty -l,wo to liiirty second' Hon. J. C. Privett, s ta te labor inIn th e capital itself, so far its •^ertor rend the following address known, there was no loss of life Wore the convention, being the rep- but u great deal of damage was f***nt»tive of Governor T ram m ell: done, churches and statue* suffer­ lr. Chairman, Members of th e C on­ ing m ostly. For u time the people vention, Ladies and G entlem en: were stricken with fear and them It L with genuine pli usure to be was a veritable puttie in hospitals, P vileged to come before you to m onasteries and convent* **t»nd to you the ‘ greeting* from Buildings on both side.* of t lie ‘6« »Ute of Florida. Porta del Popolo, th e north entrance I tppeik not oitly as a représenta- of ftolne, th re a te n e d to full and the v* of that branch of the s t a t e gov- eagle decorating the gate era* lied Wnment th at enforces a s ta te labor to the ground. T h e obelisk in St. c*Ut *^*° a " * *P*cial en v o y of P sters’ Square was shaken anti b a d ­ Excellency, Governor Park M. ly dam aged while the statue ol St. Trammell. John L ate ran a n d the Sluis of t h e I »tit , read the Governor's greet- Apostle s u rm o u n tin g tho Basilica are in danger of collapsing. [ ** ,0‘ThU convention: The famous colonndu decorating Tallahasaee, Fla., Jan. 5, FJlfi. St. P eter's S q uare was lowered four in / ^ r^v e t t » S tate Labor In- feet a n d the u d jace n t house, once •Pector: * occupied by' tho sisters of Pope x *a* * vited Dtar Sir:— » » v ln g been in- Pius X wan badly cracked. Visi«. 9 , pre,ent upon the conOwing to the wide extent of the Laho ° S ta te Federation of distrubnnee and its evident terrible »id l i t , 0rd on tho 12lh I"»«-. occurrence the extent of the losses b* In * 'topossible for me to or dam age is not known, C om m u n i­ oHri.i*t,te? d* nc* on account of my cations wort, cut off. The fortified fficul dutie, being so taxing at the city of Aquila is isolated, but it is yon vi„a, ’ 1 am *oinK «° »»k «bat said several villages in that region ly reprwent me at thhi con- were destroyed. vention. Likewise Potenza. capital of the You m n r °l mv i*y »»»ure the convention province of tho snme tijine. on th e rtth u ijlM,n y »ympathy In tbeir eastern declivity of the Apennines and the , cfforE* for betterment which has a population of nearly feneral welfare of the Ubor- 20,000 has been Isolated. In 1857 \ ofLour I »lncerely this tow n was alm ost destroyed by * «he convention will bo an earthquake. —— r; : •' • ' . 1 1" "V 'I li I I! T I i i i ' b ’ i , a itiv i' at üI m !; i \ 1 1 1. I ' I t ' l T V u i 'i i 11 11 : >i I d I* CHURCHES UNITE CAR INSPECTOR KILLED AT RANDS IN SUNDAY MEET ( il M il \ : \ IM IW K I.I. KEJ I BE- I \\ K EN ( M i s L A S T T I E S - IL U S IG H T i i . ,j *• . i.|. i ... ■ui-i.t* , t, » i ,i, urr. >| in tin- iity in s u m « turn- w.,' that of C harley 1’uwill. i «Xiiiig car inspector, who lost Intile at Bund'* Siding on T uesday night u limit nine o ’clock. The young malt was supposedly coupling tin- iiir hose on the train th a t was standing on the side tra c k and failed to leave Ins signal showing, with the re*nlt th a t the engine hacked into ti .train of cars throw ing him between the cars and a heavy tnnk car loaded with, oil passed over his body, cuttin g off. both legs and one of his arm s and mangling him so badly th a t be died shortly afterwnrd T he saddest feature of this acci­ dent is the f a c t ^ h a t the deceased leaves a wife an d several small chil­ dren who were dependent upon his labors for their living a n d the s y m ­ pathy of th e people goes out to them In th eir affliction. The funeral services w ere\ hold yesterday from the resiArSt^e.) Dr. Brownlee of the Presbyterian church officiating. In term e n t was made in Lakevicw coractery. M ad e G reat Record J L. Andrews, the popular insur­ ance agent of this city has made an enviable record in the insurance business and is rereiving co n g ratu ­ lations from friends all over tho country. In winning th e prize fho other d ay in tho Hcrarda of L iberty contest he stood third in th e United States which it honor enough for a n y man, especially since Mr. A n­ drews was a new man In this line of insurance. V. id iv J o se ph -P E A K i w ir ni i i o I I- ’( I Vi <: H ‘ 'r 1« rtt I ’J . w ii i I 1 * . î ) ' lb .it .i i I" I .. - being brought would be e n ­ The new ruling all . tvil I n . .1 ,i I I tl - .(>" ul 4 411' IT T H E STA R I H E M E li !I . 1 . . . 1 i ............I ' 1 l I..- n* ■ r u i n g icgut ding « m i cuses up for speedy trial forced to the letter in el.ei t states thill ■I ,t !, .J i . ilil be I•r• -• i I i..... p!.. ..I ' hi i " , .i ■ ,■1 . ,•!.* 'It. , 1 , r !"■- » L*i-i | ,,i *t ur * ,i r «• inn ti,. Mil »itl. t In* Miiu-ti r- \ **."iii [lull will lirilt" ni ti" *i t , | i «. ,i l tile M.,r T hea tre, » h rm tin* lion J o ­ seph G. flu m p of the Alknhe«t Ly­ ceum S yste m will *peuk. Mr ("amp i* one of t h e , leading o ra to rs of the south i>ml every per*on should ac­ cept this opportunilyNtir bear him Tho following testimonial* «peak for his w orth: Gov. \V. Y. Atkinson 1 was charmed with the grace of In* deliv­ ery and th e purity of his diction. He i* a ripe scholar itnd an eloquent and accompli*bed orator 1 heartily recommend him, Gen, J. H. Gordon No man in our »fate has more decided gifts for natural o r a to r y . He will make a most interesting and eloquent pres­ entation of w hatever subject lie may choose to ta lk upon 11. W. J. H a m , Gainesville, Ga. 1 have heard C a m p and I have heard most of ogr g re at orators preacher, platform, politician but for a man who fan lift you into em p y re an blue and sail on stm idy pinion a m id st-th e stars or pluck daisies with deft and dainty* touch from the pastu re lands of earth with equal grace, l have never heard him surpassed. . ■! 1 li I 4*1 I*1" I 1.* *1 .'«till lit lung delays t ha l kir meri \ u. . ur red lire In lie i 11ni i ti., I >d. thus insuring speed., trial t .«nd a disposal of civil cases that formerly clogged tho calendar and wasted tin* taxpayer's money Some of the attorneys who rlid not comply with (hi* ruling suffered in coiiseq uence. but the court moved with great celerity and the spectators note a grf'wt differ­ ence. Judge Verkin* 1» to be congin Diluted for thus facilitating m a t­ ters in the civil docket and certainly hu» the thunks of the entire com ­ m unity . T he greater part of the first day was taken wuli ih*. civil cases (hut were sandwiched in between tho m a tte r of getting, the grand jury to ­ gether and in working ortler. The following gentlemen were finally draw n and passed: J. D. Davison, forem an; K. A Hicks, clerk: S. J. Thom as, Henry McLaulin, II. E. Tolar, W. C. Woodruff, H om er Nicholson, C. M Preston, McG. C arruw ay, D. M cDonald, Geo. Ven­ able, N. 1!. Garner, C. A. Betts, F. N. Lowe, W. E. Householder, C. C. Wilson, J. W. Flynt, S. E. Porter. T h e grand ju ry is grinding aw ay und will probably not have a report read will probably not have a report' re ad y before the Herald goes to (‘lurk Howell, Editor Constitution. press Atlanta 1 consider him tin- most T h e member* of the p«.tit jury finished o ra to r t|ie south hu* ever Rmwn arc us follows produced, am i a* an eloquent speak­ C H Diiige«-, It. L. Shinliolsor. J er he can not It** surpass«-«!. Musson, Curl Koumillnt, C. C. P ear­ son, L. Went, D. E. Hurt. I. L. An­ drews. S. FJ. M athers, K. L. Brown, All«-titlen. Auto O w n ers J. K. Spurting, t). J. Pope, C. W. If you are interested in Sanford M cClure, Felix F rank, T. B. Adams, a n d Seminole C ounty F air have Boy Tillis, C. L. Polk, O. W. Duke. T h ere are m any cases on tho civil y o u r a u to re a d y next M onday to m ake tho B o o s te r trip to Geneva, docket and the petit jury will have Chuluota a n d Oviedo. T h e biggest plen ty to do during this te rm of , Continued on Pigc 11 get together m eeting of t h e year. \ t ** ___ iti#.' 77 — ; . t» •■ •I • '• ) • 1-I - Will 1I I I'l II , I'll i. i o*' i • * indi« • ' her«i i m i i\t> p a r t i i ip.int>* big app ro p riatio n has been . ino-oiiiciii , w liich m I . i • pi.i ne High! * daily K IT K gorge« tu* and i * ..* bi'i-n I i. 1 i . i" . '1 ii"l a v llInge hi ii.Hiih t within 76 miles uf Sun find but what has been "co v e.i'd" setting fo.th w h a t Seminole f 'm inty i* trying to do The Fair |{, I,¡u it, i mii'MiTi. >• that rpeciul l,.i i . !., .ii ¡'r i ii t . .1 by I lie \ i I It'. ,.u.i ih.it liiu- will irffer . I" A l u t .- lim ing the Fair. I .' !l n.., 11 11 | ms-1bl" fur uiit uf I i , 1111, tl. alt. Nil u tl I) bill lutl" "Xiieuse A nnouncem ents will * V be made soon of special days during the week. There will be an O rlando Day, S ta te ami C o u n ty , Leesburg, Del.and, Kissimmee, Kustis, F r a t e r ­ nal, Industrial, School a n d m a n y othets. Some of these sjreciul d a y s will have to be held on the «amo day as another, as the fuir will only last four «lays. But it is the aim of the Fuir Association to m ake every d ay a big day. In point of decorations, the scheme is both novel and new, no t only will the booths be a veritable fa iryland, but llm city itself will g a rb itself in it* best dress for the Fair week a n d Sanford promise* th a t " e v e ry cltlzen will bo your host " an d " t h o BmAtcrs claim for it a positive s u e T h e Fair Association dod ares this to bo tlte biggest kind of tre m e n d o u s event a n d look for 1 c, owds. All to be given ab so lu tely free to the citizens a n d the visitors. *■ •fa J a T h e lloosler School The Hoosier School will be given a t the Im p eria l T h e a tre on tho night of J a n u a r y 2Gth by tho mumbera of the C h ristia n Endeavor Society of this city. T h e [day is taken, from the Hoosier Schoolm aster und will have all the characters t h a t m ade th a t book so jaijiuUr T h e talen t in the ra n k s of the Sanford C hristian Endi-uvorers js well known a n d th e y will havo u crowded houso on th o 26th. P o p u la r prices adm ission will bo charged to defray tho expenses of tho play. Mr. a n d Mrs. G. W. H a y to n a n d d au g h te r are here for th e w in ter from Neva. York. T hey will bo at hom e gt Mrs. J. M. Ho BBS - r t ; -J * ______ — TT“ .. ittfVilli .4*1 r �P I C K TWO \ COUNTY ■ T H E SANFORD HERALD HAPPENINGS A CLEA N SW EEP A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRESPON' D ENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY— EFFICIENT REPORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR HERALD of Coin mida, Ky.. 1» a guest of Mr. PA OLA P O IN T S Dr. Hishop r e tu r n e d to New York a n d Mrs. D u ra n t for the winter. last week, nfter using the new gus He has purchased a place here of en g in e in good ru n n in g order in Mr. E. A. Sjoblom. *T h e surprise p a r ty given at the . th e packing house homo of Mr. and Mrs. D urant last C hau. (*. C am phell and sister. wegk was well a tte n d e d . Miss Edit") Cam phell from Salem, T im employes of the S outh e rn Ohio arrived at T w in Dikes P lan­ ta tio n last T h u rs d a y , where they Bell Telephone *3o. were through will spen d the re m a in d e r of the hero lust week, placing new phones along th e line. w inter. T h e Pearson# g av e a very pleas­ UPSAI.A AND G H A P E V IU .E a n t dancing party T h u rs d a y even­ M o th e r Bertleson is a t home again ing. Virginia Heels a n d “ C r a c k f l Kile#" were m ters^ursed with the lor a tim e at least. Mrs. II. E. L un q u lst has been ill ro u n d dances, .am i created much fun. Light refreshm ent» were served with malaria fever. T w o cousins of Miss Willie Roba n d th u m erry p a r ty broke up about m id n ig h t. Mr. a n d Mrs Patton. insifn have been visiting her from Mr. a n d Mrs. Bridge and Miss Ft. M yers tho p iu t week. ‘ Mrs. Ballinger is-hom d ngnin after-} G oldstein, Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland, •luck a n d Lilinn B ooth, Miss Nelson, caring for a ty p h o id p atient for five • George Sm ith, Ross Kearns, Wal­ weeks. Miss Edna T h o m p so n , Laura a n d la co W orks, Mr. a n d Miss Camphell a n d Miss Taber were those enjoy- F r a n p k Parker a n d Miss Florence W t v MHLkhu . » y --. < *>»<$• M r. a n d Mrs. C leveland and M r. Messrs. T hom pson, Huwkiipi a n d B ro w n , Mr. and M rL Bridge a n d Cross m a n nro off «on a deer h unt. Miss Goldstein a n d Miss t r e n h o u r Mr. Roy See is lie!ping now in lunched at Twin D ikes P la n ta tio n on S a tu rd a y . P rances and Flora Mr. T h o m p s o n ’s m e a t market. Mr. und Mrs. V ernon Culler a n d P earson and Ross K earns joined the p a r ty in the afte rnoon in time to Mr O range ScUire a n d bride, who I enjoy grapefruit cocktail». Mr w 11» Mi»» Bessie Brook» were nut to Mr. ami Mr». ( K earns treating the rowd to 11 C u - |» e c us on Sunday. n adiun fruit ^ ik e th at m ade the Sellici» having ju»t arrived from New M r. a n d Mr-i.'W’nston e n tertain ed D irk s t a t e on K& th e night b e f o r e }1 a few- friends with u delightful din­ a n d a re now »topping with Mr. Cul­ lers in Sanford, thu bridu being as u n er S a t u r d a y evoning. She spent lite M en from th e C itr u s Fruit Ex­ d a u g h te r to them . cha n g e are picking th e B u ch an a n winter with them in Sanford 11 few fruit th is week, which will he s h ip ­ winter» ago. We ex ten d co n g ratu la­ tion» an d givi- th e m a hearty we! ped to Ta VI! re» to l»e packed Mr and Mrs Z ac hary took Mr. come to the S un n y Southland. Thi# com m u n ity wa» »hocked a n d and Mr» Bridge a n d Mi#» Gold o r n to Daytona in their ««c ,un grieved this inurmiig by the an ■ Stihd .y, and in »pite of g ey s.k.e» ouncem ent of tin- dea th "f 1 barile Powell by a railroad accident We th e trip w; s most enioyubU* <'»•■:,r Pearson gzve a <hiekeii have not yet learned the full pnrT i e Wtf» .llul f Hill. tl.lVe pliiall at In» B a i l lew residence ll'klDr» our s y m p a th y . .1 »ail blow coining T u e s d a y evening tn honor of .\|i»» #0 »oon a fte r the mother'» death Golds e n In spile of the sudden W < learn tli.it Mr Will Kolim-on 1old w eather I In- p.ittv was a vi>-y e n jo y a b le a flair T h e ■-hicken and ha» opened .ip a grocery »lore in t i e r tie was done to a tu rn , an d the B eaty building a few block» from th e d an c in g would have kept the crowd liew depot « a i m without t i e rousing lire» that cheered l i e » t e e T i c e e 1 joj mg th e p le a ».11 I m *a sioti wv e Mr 1ml Mr» Bridge .1r <I Mi» 1 1.d-ti 1r . Mr. a n d Mr», t lev eland and Mr B row n, Mi»e# Helen and Graic Is e rm a n (Jcorge Sn,ith, Ito»» Kearn» Wallace Work». Miss Niil-nii, Ml»»i F ra rices and Flora a n d Oscar Pear son January is now half none at this [time of tho year wo move* our Fall stock by putting the* knife : , prices. Monday, Tuesday.and Wednesday are the three «rcat days set aside to CLOSE ()l!T our Fall Lm. ,.\ Ladies’ Coat Suits, Sweaters and Skirts.- In this sale will he your opportunity to secure Men's Suits, Overcoats Pants and Sweaters at pricesjthatjyou are challenged to secure anywhere. S a le L a s t s T h re e jD a y s '. l i l u e s s o f ia \\ a l t e r lome ni lu­ At the l.nsl Sir», o o j Value» $9.98 These Suits arc complete. consisting of coat, p a n ts a n d vest —every one are g u a r­ an te e d all wool. • M om ent 62-fn ÂI^Vool M a n nish** style S u itin g . C olors, Russian b ro w n b lack ? an d navy. $1.29 t h e price. Mon( .13-In TTflâTTr P la id I S u itin g , Pattern No. 1 B lack, white a n d ciel b lu e combination P u ttern No 2. B lack, w h ite and »cartel eoinliin a tio n , J9i valu e for 19c 25c VALUE VKc O m b re Moire is a n nlihy, »ty li» I» w eave in a very d e s ira b le weight fm thi> »I'lt-on <>f I hi year, .ill tile ■ ni" w est »had Sale '18c No w•c■.; p 11: i l M ; lece wo r -1. .i , lini» Suit, l.f'iw,.. a gold .»ilk t hri ad ! r ipi w \\ e ha l • oldy a few -if SHOES i »i ,-r..) I gray . Shoe II I» now -to e k e d will alt tlió* <• new We have on­ ly a few num­ bers of each size left - in th e se hi frit grad e navy blue fl’n’l sh't.s rejt. style. all No till M ill. I pie re S u it. II. id*- over a t'i:»tnr»» man MiMilel lil.uk a n d hr" wli mixed •-■•ti; t >i: atim and i.f cour»e II wool ' with t i e * » •»".»! ,'f.,.|e • ■ *' ' 1 with pro i Í »ell I I . 1.1r. '*k w Mil ..... t». rainproof, d bv M .inbattai, proie»». \ alu*' í » OI) f. oily - u !i u , Sjzes p in 15 \e.ir» *‘riginal ta to to I- litui M- I i lili l ail Mr» Darrel \\ >»tot of D recently visited her p..retu Mr and Mr», il \ Tarlici. Mr». Brannon of O m in ó la ■pi'ti i the week end with her parents. Mr. W EST S ID E IT E M S s an d Mr». Daniel T h e r e ha» lihen an 1m p ro \ ein ent Mr. und Mrs. <' A. l(atiler»on to th e C ry s ttl l<e Plant on the and Mr. a n d Mr». M E, Dooley, in so u th side lh ,-i I . l i e hilllT the the form er’s rnr m ad e a very |tlca. elect r 1< ligl t p , of \\ I.■1 . 1m a l l \ i » i t I n U i n l i r l ' u r i ».ir.!))!)’ pleted It will |n . n im(*r in* 1.1 l " a n d t t v l e i l o |a»l ru.*»iiay the west *ide Mr- Hopkm» A rk .it-a» »pent Mr. ami Mr» \V. J. McBride, it jairtion of lust week in Geneva acco m p an ied by Mrs. It. F. W ash­ as a guest of Mrs. Puttishall. Mrs.} b u r n motort d over th o W inter Park H opkins will be pleasantly remerqS a t u r d a y afternoon a n d v is ite d 'M r . bered as* Amoret C lark of Oviedo, | a n d Mrs. Dnw-»nn having taught school in Geneva u Mr. J. W lim ite r and son. Kb few y ears ago were called to the bedside of hi» A Mr Bradley from Illinois has j son-in-law . Paul Miller in I h a tl o i u - . j iturc|jkfcl)ll lll(. W hitcom b home ojt N. ('., W ednesday, but he had Second street anil ¡» expected to o c ­ passed a way befóle their urrtval cupy it thl» week Geneva extend.» Mrs. Paul Miller will be rentem- a welcome. • f bered as Miss B erth a H u n ter. She Mrs. Duhnrt a rriv ed in Geneva has th e s y m p a th y of this com ­ lust week and is now with her son j m u n ity . who has purchased u large traot of Alfred King sold his lettuce patch land n ea r Lake H a rn e y . to t h e well known firm of Coulhurn D urin g the holidays Mrs. P orter | 1 Co., of the city of S anford, from Wakefield e n te rta in e d a t her p re tty which he cut 390 ham pers. co ttag e on Dvke G eneva in honor of | M r. C. O. If: 11, futhor, m o th -r Mr.'. Reeii Dooley, a bride,of a few u n d o th e r relativ s a r e -virltlng them weeks. A delicious three course I from Tennessee. luncheon was served, consisting of j Mias Alice Ar.dee of tho wouth side „ . ... . .. of S anford made a week’s end v U l r ' ^ ,0 p e f . ch,f k en* ^ ten b,; cui ’ fruit salad, plum pudding end cof­ at t h o home of C. O. Ilall. fee. Those invited to meet Mrs. Wo arj* zorry to learn t h a t Mr. Dooley were M esdum es Phillips, Cur C a m p is still confined to his bed. lett, Adr.nir, P eters, P attU hall, H o p e th e change will soon come to Misses Peters a n d Phillips. him for the belter. M rs. J. V. W icks, Mrs. R. L. R oy S te m tro m of Jacksonville G re sh am a n d F rancis Nicholson v i s - j visite d home folks for a couple of Bed O rlando last Tuesday. d a y s last week. Mrs. Gresham a n d grand daugh­ M r. W. J. M cB ride has resigned i In- . . re (I.a de 1)y Nelby» and will feel I right on evi r> lady'* fo o t, and prices are I '■! • m l. hia* k ni. n i i di e d ■*or t'e*1 ,, M! S., .. I/. \ \ ..o| V... union made No ! Pill Me n ’# M. a l i tt l e lower bill. I• t t he pro l.i»len :i < l.fi'l .> I it, 1 size» <11 l " In Red, white and gray and your pn k »• FURNITURE In \J. 1t H " it c .. • I . Il ll J. ' l l liÜlhlKj . I pore u.t >j '• i , . i . pt O i <1 I) it x-x- 3 piece Suit, a llerringbone yniir size thi» lm. I $7.39 ill $2.79 FLANNEL M l HITS SI.9H N u v y bluo, all wool California Flannel Shirts, regulation s tan d ard a rm y style. Special 3 d ay s sale price placed H* "| i X O at Old. » p l.t/O H E O $ I NHER WEAR M e n ’s fleeced lined U ndershirts, first q u a lity , full cut, ta p e d und hound neck a n d front double woven cuffs, »pcciiil for I hi.» »ale at only pay nient I.... can he (iinu-hi the p a y u >■' 43c 9 A. PL-REMNANT S A L E -9 A. M. SPECIAL NOTICE M< Ml No IBM M m ' navy blue »erge in weave If u ■< have p, i i D i'.» rri-t * • $ 7 .3 9 8 hue» better, prices I er in erg. >0,1 lot will !.. Sec o u r line—S hoes a $2.39 It •la y . T in da y \\ < lie-da V at i V11 i'lll low price of only n avy blue y r g e , woo!.' tin» I» t h a t are made to wear. little »!, 1550 Ill In M A not !kt of o tir ' fa i mm- $ I i.29 special." 3 days only ii rn! ha» tl> dupe Colors, whit«*, gray led $1.25 N s im p ly unttinlchi'd SNOW 'Swçater^jiiiiiY, H to .li , tc \ li i I K ni. Dark l a h K u »1.1 Fly n* is an all wool lo t III» lot Will he f o u n d - peri . i l n n i n h e r » in Men' » Pal l i » 1" »ell for $ ' 9 fur M indivi 'I'u. - la-r ■ m paient la-ut • •■r. S w ea te rs—Lot 1 $9.98 i la.uu. your# for a ' -I oui Ludi»*» $7.39 t.ll.millg triju* i otnl'iiiiitn>n weave I>ep art m ent Clean S«i >p mi No I t i n Tin» n u m b er t< a men'» 3 piece wool Suit, hard woven d a rk Oxford gray. This was one of o u r $9.98 leaders and a h u m m er for the price, to close out durII g t In- e t d i;. »’ »iil'il »Ult e n t h r o u g li X- )| H errin g !.m .e we nre m.iki' g 1 in t hut i "i ' Sint-, gray huvo Sizes. m an­ $9.98 I lo» For this"3 da>s'*»a!< $ 2 .2 5 Flannel Sbirt $1.69 Special Description of Men’s Suits to be Soit! at $9.98 and $7.39 t he»e nil mtn - • h.it . A«• say for tin' next 3 d ays <liir $2.59 $2.69 No ¡g I*i IS Men'» i jiieio “ G u a ra n te e d All Wool,” dark H erringbone weave efTert. We only four of this n u m b e r left. 35, 37, 38, 10, T hese Suits were u factured to »ell a» h adì r» for $ I .*» no t ! '» »ale SWEATER SPECIALS $9.98 lauider $7.39 Here is a grand o p p o rtu n ity to fiurchnse a nice 1 jiiece Suit of Clothes at a saving of ’ $1.79 LOT 1 S1.79 This a s s o rtm e n t consists of dark brown und gTity worsted cassimere, ulso medium grey herringbone weaves. These p a n ts range in sizes 30 to -12 inch waist. Rem em ber th e first buyers get th e pick. < \ • -Jf * < W . n J* L f 9 T ' r - $ * t & *•,*' Pants— We h av e a nice lot of blue serges, canal meres, tweeds, hard "woven mixed weaves. This lot cninpriseft actual $3.98 val­ ue». all going for 'd i Mr- driving the school bus because of ter, Miss Jenottn Sheldon left last numb limbs and spirited horses not Friday for DcLand where the latter working together, to the soorow of will enter Stetson for tho musical the school children- Mr. D. H. C. advantages, the violin a specialty. The night prior to-their departure] Rabun has accepted the position. Rev. I. L. Jinkins will begin several friends came- In unexpected­ holding a series of meetings at Mon­ ly, bringing refreshments, and a! Y roe Sunday, the 17th. Everybody jolly evoning waa spent. * . cordially invited to attend.' i Mrs. Graddlck of Jacksonville is| Mr. Charley McBride has gone to visiting her* daughter, Mrs. PattiCrystal River, Fla., where he has shall. Mr. and Mrs. Qulgg, their daugh-l .„opened up a bakery. ter, Miks Bessie, of Orlando visited t * -------— Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Wicks last Sun­ LAKE MARY-ITEMS • . Miss Jennie Morey and J. G. day.. Hazel Quigg, who has been , Martin made Sanford a call Tues­ spending several dyas in Geneva returned homo with her parents. day. . Mr. and Mrs. Tbos. Morris spont Mr. and Mrs. Will Ranor of San-1 last week at Paola, returning home ford ipent the week end with Mrs. Ranor’s parents; Mr. and Mrs. J. T .l - Saturday, Mr. Dave Caldwill of Sanford McLain. Mra. Porter Wakefield and. Mrs.I made a business trip here Monday. Meesrs. Frank Cameron and E. A. Endor Curlett have dissolved part­ Sjoblom are quite busy shipping nership, and Mra. Wakefield wishes] o r a n g e s . : »J* l . . to jyinouncs that she will continue .JA < on tinned J”' Page 10 H.it S a le L a s t s T h re e Days Men’sJJothing-A Clean Sweep XTRA SPECIALS ■< . • » 11 w e e k » me . Mon., Jan. 18th; Tues., Jan. 19th; Wed., Jan. 20th G I A I \ V IT E M S Many friend» are g 1 d t<* kt»»w TI... t Ml John H • l. : - 1 1n. pf»> i t Ik JANUARY 15. loi NOTHING CHARGED Again wt* will astonish the town. Monday, by having ont* of our Kami aïs Remnant Sales. Starting Monday. B *) I At Prices Quoted for the Thrre T H I S S A L E IS FO R A. M. Values up to 25c. for „ * bays Sale CASH J l ---------- ------------------------------- -----------------------:---- —------------------------ j L A Clean Sweep in Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear .Your opportunity is now h ere to s e c u r e exceptional bargains in L a d i e s ’ Rcady-to-Wear. Not an a rtic le a d v e rtise d but a m o st exceptional bargain. Ladles’ Cost S u H — N a v y blue crepe w e avo. diagonal — b u tto n # of sam e m aterial, w ith black plunh collar, $17.98 value, size 18* years or 30 Inch b u s t. Special for this (I* " | 1 Q Q »“ l e ......................................... tD JL A si/O I.adieu’- Coal S u it —Slzg_30, French Di* agonal in th e new anem one »hade, trim med collar black moire velvet and satin lapels, woven button#, with. p la tte d center down the fl* 1 Q O Q fro n t, $23.50 value « P A O sO i/ .MAN T A IL O R E D .sK IR Ts Fifty cent# will do the w it » dollar in the S k irl D epartm ent ‘.It. $7.«jg for j :! /,«, nn)J n j., ' "kirt at thin 3 day» «pee..,t sale for $1.74 $15.75 C O A T S U IT »7.79 »18.98 COAT S U IT S »5.98 . g i 7.08 NKW M O D EL $9.‘Jh Ladies’ black French serge C o at Suit, We hnve just a few I n d i e s ’ C oat Suits. Ladies’ C oat Suit, desirable »li.i'b w ith military braid trim m ing. • special value# for $18.98, hut on accoufit of purple, Waffle Weuve Wool T h e r e is only o ne size, 38, 7 0 bt‘' n,{ tt b t , *e o u t Hence this bar- Suiting, in the la te s t model. H* le ft, priced to m ovo this suit t j ) | # | «7 K»in. For this sale only we say rD * /s# $21.00 C o al Suit $11.98 $13.75 L sdlcs’ C o a l $6.98 This is a very special number for this salo, a thjee quarI ter length model Ladlca' Coat, I a------il Iub c t u a l vi vslue F6 to close $13.76 Q Q o u t ..................... »• t D O e i / O Sale Tuesday 9 A. M. O N E P IE C E D R E S S E S We have some special n u m ­ bers in Iaidiee’ one pieco ging­ ham Dresses for this salo. we have v e ry specially priced ' Y our choice whilo this s u it ¿ J 1 "I Q Q ,ot ,tt*u ior c#ch at o n ly .. . < p X X e a /0 ' o n l y ------- A very attractive number, a handsome texture wool suiting in the new chameleon shade, 79c C H IL D R E N 'S DRESM.-s bargain. C h ild re n ’s gingham and ¡’*'r' eaie Dresses. Mother», with ail y o u r pains you will not m ake u better Dress for $1.19. This is a special •ale........ .................. D. A. Caldwell & Sons Cottas chair, two slat back, split bot­ tom. Limit y f O « 2 to c’tomer > . — # . . - • : CASH DEPARTMENT STORE » J . 1 .« U■ ' * * ‘ - ^ ; ♦ . I ». Sanford : ’ - - Florida _____________________________________________________ __________________________________ ______________ a m w *>f 79c $2.50 and $2.00 I Value, 98c This Is your opjtor- ■ tunity tosocun*;» hikh 1 gradt* picturt* at a wonderful figuri*. �JANUARY 15. 1910 h i : s Vm n.is nu* I••r111«- lim K co u n try ." uml »hu ha« tit»* enter priiurig rit u enslnp to tu ho ad vantage of it. Stircws to her. Itexpeet fully. f ‘ W O K T H IN C T U N reption of the name, and we are nl’w gathered in Semim.le county Pull* of the • irru»" Young in years, but old in name a» the Seminole Indian before even I he Atlanta Constitution in tinOrange co unty wji» established, 'w ay issue of Jan 5th criticize» ” Polly of hark yonder in Decem ber 182-1, the (.ircus in the following niaanner' When irrisi!tide Polly stood i„ i he changed to Orange from Mosijimo So the old co unty of M omdim moonlight of tin- deserted cirrus county Mtilto nearly a century ago 1» now grounds ill the last tableau of Polly comfwised of one of the most prosof th e Circus" at the Atlanta last fierous counties in the s ta te Sem­ night, and recited a passage from Uuth to Parson John Douglas, there inole. And. represented in the s tate were literally tears in the voice of legislature by one who lias always supported the laws proposed by your Elsie St. Leon. legislative com m ittee. Hon. Forrest There had been t lam before Hut Lake. these tears were more rm itaciom T he Federation of Lutmr has been a mighty force in the industrial otluirs of our state, and yet it may truly be said th a t its work has just Tiegun. For fifteen years I have been identified with the active work of this organization i was present at its form ation in the year 11101, have served on im p o rtan t legislative <i k i > u n i \i i> PACE THREE LABOR MEET CLOSED YESTERDAY committees, was its secretary and Diversified Plantings Are Safe Plantings' •■ni pio*. or* liability a ll rellef ii-tMM intloii 111w re<|Uirit)k’ t hut ucr-eplunre «>f ridici should •t l’.ir »mt» fi»r d.imagi’' «turine Ini ninni i v*•,■» t<> lui vi» t.' <>( I.5UU rnitdli* power J*nr tifi «-»•n year» we hnve heen ntruggling fnr thè pa»»age of legi,In­ tinti thut will npprove thè ro n d i-' tionn <d Uie meli tubo tml How »Upee"lul we ‘lu n e lieell In now a inatti r of hiitory. but whal m o r e 1 can he utrompll»hi‘d rhould he thè w a t r li word frnm now nn. The legiiiliiti ve ro m m ittee that you fieri at thia convention abould ! he meli of bromi vtcwi*. conserva­ tive, ronscientious, and men who vaili repreaent labor in a mn liner t h a i will rettown to thè credit ni th è nrganlzatlon. If you will pardon. I delire to num e u few of th è lnw» that thè convention shoiilil inulrtiet il* romm ittee to add in paiutage: A workmen'a comjiensalion law • A roitipulsory edurntion lnw T ho establishm ent of a s tate bu-i renu of labor a n d industriai statis I tics. Eroe test Imo ha (or litui four | gradi. i»3» l Olii versai 8-hour day law. l.a l'OTiTs’ lieti law. Pini mg of tire esca ih** mi (.lettine» T he (Afrty in dbciifirj planii " ‘ inline in farming an J fruit growing never "•» *o apparent ai now. It L will protect you from lo«»e* brought ^ \ / <>n by over-production t nrcrop calamitici. Divcriincd 1C, plantings provide the p for an a II-year-round income, jf i vji Sofl Shell Pecans If Pecan* will produce more r actual fix*J value per acre than any other crop. Plant them around Hie barm and other building*. 'I ry ionic of our big 2 tree« or other choice varictic*. tiffs and Assoried Fruits Firit plant for home comump* tion iecond. to .apply local marind third, for commercial «hipping, i* ranging from SdOO.OOtoI800.UO treasurer for several years, attended twelve of its fifteen conventions, sent and to d ay I have the pleasure af app e arin g before you as a member of the T ypographical Union. The S ta te Federation of Lalurr. since its inception, has been of great benefit to the toiling masses of Florida, especially along legisla-, After Four Years of Discouraging live lines To go into a review of j the many m i-ompli-hment » •luring ffir Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Gave these many years would he preA Î "tl* " f?i*»|»r<*t1«*fi lu u 'iltllpt Uolis at tin- time, lull I fell A '• ’a a.•»iitlili payday ! •* i f Up in Despair. Husband duly hound to inform the delegates ru t in uitl <■ in p i o y i-tía. here assembled, us many new' faces T ht*«1 Irti needed law* with the Came to Rescue. are seen, about a few of th e laws thn u il ili t ion of th e 27 unw iu forci’ t h a t your s ta te Federation »f Labor would piaci’ Fioritili in lim* with has been instrum ental in pinring other progrc*inu- state» in liming upon the ' t a t u t a hooks of Florida lawn . I. fi for i he l i t • 10 ol i Catron. Ky.—In an interesting letter Mi*.- the year I’uiT when the m i ’ll ' ” toil trom tins place, «Mrs. Hcttic Bullock i ed.-ral inn >iiw the neee»»ily ol t lie l ll.n t m int of h ‘g l'1,111*•11 (of the toll writes as tollows: "I suffered lor four Roses, Trees, Shrubbery Planting roiei, ihade tree* _________ and ihrubbcry will make the home more beautiful and attractive, and will infreate ita S f l f l idling value many lime* the coit in a very »hort time. Oranges and Grapefruit I had gotten so weak I could not stand, and I gave up in despair. Al Iasi, my husband got m e a bottle ol Cardul, the woman’s Ionic, arid I com­ menced taking It- From the very first dose, I could tell it was helping me. 1 can now walk two miles without Its tiring me, and am doing alf m y work." II you arc all run down from womanly troubles, don't give up in despair. years, with womanly troubles, and during Cardui, Hie woman's Ionic. »• i-tie t i i- f uggi ng Ti l . - I, liit all. At times, 1 would liavc severe pains surely help you, too. Your druggist lias i g. in my left side. \ l e g Ti e ' sold Cardui for years. 1he doctor was called in, and his treat­ II will do. K o d ak Film s üa ri fi i r ■ I <• hound citimi! help U II lo g It has helped, while, and could not walk anywhere at years ol continuous success, and should •'Illply ground.», where tin • 1Olid, . !)•} I, Try Ibis time, I could only sit up tor a little more limn a million women, In its 50 <i’i ri Tlie tugging ni i l . I f flit-! ¿V Our Macclenny nurteric* grapefruit and orange tree* arc ¡totaled, eh minating potitldc infection of icale, iniect and fungi diieaie*. Many of the famou* Florida Ask him. He know s whal He will recom­ ment relieved me lor a while, bul I was mend it. Begin taking Cardui today. Vif# Jo ■ O • (until>fi Mfik'ln« Co., I soon confined to my bed again. Atter * 1 Hbitty i w ri , * «tij.ru*■£a, T r a n . , in# . S ^ r ^ tf ....a' ft. ‘ in . if #*e iifiJlM f*ig* !*• k. ’ Hun* that, nothing seemed to do me any i’ixh! n 'tijri fii' fF* *' Hint Sts fr a n » r ififwr A 25c W a n t Ad. in 1 he H e r a ld will Rent Your House For You February 9th to 13th, Inclusive More complete this year than ever. The Biggest County Fair in the South. Two Band Concerts Daily at 9:30 a. m. and 1:00 p. m. Harness and Running Races Daily at 1:3( P- m. Special Free Attractions at 4:00 p. m. Daily. Wonderful Displays of Farm Products, Vegetables, Fruits, Cattle, Horses, Hogs, Sheep and Poultry Remember the Date, Feb. 9th to 13th �T!l K SANTO Iti) HKHAI.I) TURN Flour is Going Higher lbs. Swansdown Flour lbs. Swansdown Flour lbs. Snowdrift Lard . Cans Tomatoes . . . . Drink Richelieu Coffee— T Cfover HiTT #utt& L. P . McCuller B u ye rs to S h a re in P ro fits Effective from August 1st. 1ÍM4, to August 1st. 1915, and-guaranteed againit any reduction during that tim r, B U T N O T A G A IN S T A N A D V A N C E : All retail buyer* of new Ford cars from A ugust 1st, 1914, to A uguft 1st, 1915, will share in profit* of th e com pany to the extent o f $-10 to S60 per car, on each cat they buy. P R O V ID E D : W c sell and deliver dOihOOO new Ford cars during that period Roadster $-1-10 T our in i car * $*190 I ow n car SG90 C oupclct $750 S edan $975 «fob G R A S S H O P P E R S TO ICE Story of Glacier Made of Insects Veri fled by Government Foreat 8 upcrvlaor J. C, Whltham. IllllltiKf. Moni Koresl Supervisor J. C. W lui ham and Kroll Klxon, who , planned in plant a flag ou tho summit of Granite peak, 12,9Gu feet high, the hlghcut point In tho llm rtooth rang« l)t mountains, were com pellet! tq reP u rn to this city without accomplishlug their purpose, Mr. Whitburn, who Is acting super­ visor of the lleamiouth national for­ est, has forwarded specimens to W ash­ ington confirming tho "myth of tho grasshopper glacier." . "Actually," asserts tho forester, "there liefCholt of froien grasshopper running U u P i n f f i ^ l e n g t h of tho gla­ cier at thu hea d of West ilosebud, ton miles from Cooke City. Tho glacier I* a mile lung and from a distance It can be seen that the grasshopper belt extends the entire length of t h o Ice field. H o w far Itilo tho glacier the mass of hoppers extends It was Impos­ sible to tell. "The grasshoppers qre not exactly a solid m a s s .on the ourface, but they lie so thickly that a pfcrson cannot Blep without treading upon them. Insect heads, legs and a kind of black debris aro scattered all over th at part of thu jU oclur.. When Ilio wind blows t these fragm ents nre scattered all over tho mountain ^ Jop. You run plainly Bee that thè mass must extend some depth Into the glacier." Heven yenro ngo a prospector first ’ told tho tale of tho grasshopper gla­ cier, hut none would credit It. Excur­ sions were made to the glacier In fol­ lowing years, but heavy snows burled the Insects Mr W hltham used a pick and dug Into thu inus.t where the Insects were Intact. Thoso that ho exhibited In a bottle were unbrokun. l i e believes that tho grasshoppers wero endeavor- '< Ing to cro w tho range, which rises to an altltiido of 11,000 feet, and were overcome. There are no live grass­ hoppers now anywhere near the moun­ tain top NOT UNKNOW N AT Primarily is to Build a Hotel Real Estate and build homes. We Belive in Sanford Because the location of this city will make it the best city in this part of the state, We expect to assist that growth by the systematic exploitations of our advantages. To the best part of the state and those who wish in.a city with advantages are wise, to this Sanford And is recognised as the greatest wi etable section in the world. Her greatest been a large hotel. This hotel is assured means that Sanford’s future is assured. C A PITAL tieliuit (Jetting in on the ground floor in Sanford means a safe and sure investment for you. 72,811 Ford ears were sold at retail during August, S eptem ber, O ctober Jiui November Ford Motor Company ^ Sanford is the Gateway * d ir* at Sanford MsihiHf H, («magr d »» C I . Wtllurrti* A(cut hJ *r#iil iliftprn Bishop Block, Second Floor DUA Sanford, ¡’luí ida • ■I D E A L A L K ID E A L ! .* year* sorvire when you buy roofing, xvhen you Lnow you enn get 15 • years yuarantecd service when you !»uy 1\ m e a n t tn r j L» vat p r o t e c t i o n f o r y o u r b u i l d i n g s . You can l e t mofin,' til the mwi >:uc I ne-*by every an*—*«<»• ’puli h , scar it, bile i, -and when j-tri fjci il.rough you’ll know jutl*» mucli about ■'now l-mg it will wear at whon you »tartcvl. l.vru a roofing expert can’t tell by any ted Irtw long rdifing will U»t. The only *n;e te n it on the roof. When a manufacturer lui the f-iith in lu> product to tund I«-hi nil it with a IS-ycar guarantee, tucked by the responsibility of Iti» three big roofing mills—11)grc-’. ,lhc kind of deftciulxhle product wc arc looking for to sell sun customer». AVhcn in nerd <>f BuiUhlg Material«, I.uml»cr«>( all kinds, Slos'k Mouldings, Mill* :wmrk. e ir„ remember tlut we handle quality good* and our prices are right. • is a Delicious Tropical Fruit it papular tropical ione. l l a i r b i »kf.it or drwert, «llb • ipooa tram M »u d^ilDM lp»I» iMd for pmi s ad ptfklt«, Tkrrr »r« »II «arta »ad v»»ielle« bui tk« b*»t «ad NMt eop.Ur .»» Maly*»*, l l a d ' D , I l n j p u r y , Ourdou, h««»» Ur&.id, Toi fl. rl. l.k .rl, Bro.etl and H«»drt»ha- hayjTräw Nurwtt« c.u lo sf»r IBIS, *o* trady t»; dMfUNrtlsa. doeiibm ao In* U u Iwcoljr-tour diflerrol kUd*. isonef Brothers’ Hints vA Picking DeserveFoi* Frite late Senator liaron ln Um upper house of congresH. Mrs llurilwlck bus al­ ready lived a num ber of years In Woiihltnlon Send for Our New free Cilrus Booklet “ Sprinti is lumm W ilso n & T o o m er Fertili C o m p an y % NEEDLES IN A CHILD’S BRAIN Four, Found by Iowa University Sur­ geons, Had Been There Sev­ eral Years. Ipvra City, Iowa.—Iowa university surgeons have received a strange re­ quest to examine the brain of a negro child whlijh died suddenly and pecu­ liarly In n South Dakota town. The Ji-ray skiagraph of the brain show« four needles, driven to almost their full length In tho brain. The presenco of the needles, however, does not ex­ plain tho little one’s death, as the needles evidently had been In the brain several years before It died, and the sym ptoms had nothing In common with those that death from needle thrusts would cause. Yet to explain away four needles, resting several years In a living brain, is a difficult task. SHE MADE THE MEN STARE Not Because She Wort Blxarrs Attire, but Because She Was So Modestly Appareled. Jacksonville. S ^'UToVnr1.“ pliai*. Aautbrr Puyrr,in N»w »oarr Brau« b»r«‘garnered » trer and plant Jrrtry. U tTrn not« ralba»!».- *■<> «lar» »1»I* now at tb* «s. Ut. wntlafl "Not »l»r*lk»l»jt kooaWds»; tbrlr cuitoewt* ■bl, CVriil au» »lack inf. *h rag lat» d l » p o » * l i nt Hoyrt Fi T wo lllltM To a safe and reliable house. Writt us for quotations. We never over quote to influence shipments. :: : One Bottle COLEMAN & AUDESEY, Savannah, Georgia W « li»»« *lw»r* hied to be jail « luiU abe»<| of ike other fellow ia the geo»ral eq u ip ara! of Mir «ore. Ar »a evideece ol ihir de«r» to »how ih« sawett »ad ooljr ih« bed of erwythiag. we gladly tee orata «od to wet* of ink *n AColifornlt dirai write.t "Y*u A ■5 ’(ru«i«a»arbitrais»ad X 1 .Ä '. s í Wkr.ltby S !thirty S £ odd a F» F E R T IL IZ E R S w bn II vi-;, i ..i ml,. • i i .i lil* I U nig Ilio p i i \ lini» iioara ot ilo night aiu blottid out. nml a nervati» p i ling Is sonic time a Induced' by Ho* denso opac­ ity of tho air * P E R U V IA N Pencraft Jwf S ComhiniJ Office and Fountain Pen I ► Full line new crop seeds of all kinds. ! supply your wants. —the new»« member of the Certa’* lai Fatndr. FWtnit Ink wiim* a blu» aad drier a jet biadi. S E K K ^ T S W iS t a houle with the aew flow-coohoiler. * Herald Printing Co . Far ford, F lo r id a "' Write for new catalog. K i|g o re S e e d C om p any P la n t C ity, F la . ’* * * * * * * * * * * * ................. ................................... w » « ^ ' �IS. 1914 *-( V.i . und wonderful cel delta of Sem- corner and commendation.la a milo H ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Inolo county. n way. -♦ Friday evening President Forrest Still. w*» think we sc«* room for kT T IIOLLY, Kdllor ♦ There »cents to have TT M. IIAVNKS. Business M a n n e r I-ukt* and hi» fellow member» <d the im provem ent Commercial Flub play.-d ih.* rule been a nOtiiTillll' let down ill guard- ♦ êrnir Tur»d«y *nJ Kn.l»r of host at an ilatmr.ii.- I>ani|uet at mu the city from lire » ith in the lire ♦ HERALDprinting company the Sanford limisi-. Tin* raide» were • limita. "Wood and other light Vtrucrovered with ail kind» id numi thing» [tu ra i material i» being used tool ♦ ^ « K .rT IO N PHUT. IN If t h e r e wu» any i d e a lii.it the f o l ks (rc-ly. Metter protection whs nf* ♦ OfK ,tAB .................................... I.U down at Sanford subsist on a diet forded d u rin g , the tow n's villaK«* £ afX MOIOIW. ■“ of celery only that idea took »peedy e x i s t e n c e . Wooden shacks are torn ♦ I lit* s i m *tIs vnti plant an* st*lc*c*t«*<1 with yrcat carp. T i« f ^ .................................... IliKhl liefor. it i! inn.1 a pj .et I/ 1tig down hut wooden a w n i n g s I>> tile ♦ ! i i., b» *«rtW» «l.oo Pm Wot In menu. I la* Hank is a mrcssary factor in your success, ami it is important a> l e are being constructed and t' .* -»*• »*" M**",h that you use grrat care in selecting your Bank. I rue it I» that a huge centerpiece hoot (is and houses on wheels, e tc . ♦ td,,nrr Mill He Midi al.Offlr» rw *"*V ------------------ ■-- - -------- - of ce|ery stood a» an im pressile re ­ »re perm itted as never b ifo re m lliis Hank wiil hear your closest investigation and invites your business. , ». Mali Mall«-» lu*u»l ZJnd minder of Sanford'» splendid inT he new regulations of tile city »< **■....... du stry , hut that m u only right and trees, whether law nr not. are loose ♦ Vnln Ari oí Mstrfc Jf*t. 1*7* proper a n d unsatisfactory and in the end ,♦* Ttlrpbonr No. 11 (1 As is result n| the guthering the hound to mutilate and destro y the ♦ Oiks I- HroOd llolldlnl Some method business men of Sanford gained mime city 's greatest asset f iVAKT VOIIR RUSlHtSS of municipal control should lie seinsight into the uspirutions and the Wait till the other editors Ret u ♦ | cured Horn the legislature, if thut jood chance at Moh Holly. Tampa sacrifices of the (ample of the press MM. SMITH H. R. STEVF.NS R. R. DEAS an d th e y were not left to surmise can he done. H. E. TOUR Tribune. \ time. Per »(«Irnt l*rr»i«l«*nl : <'a»Mer Awl t «»Mr* T h e brick streets would show up W'lial the newspaper fraternity of tin------- O-----to much better ad v a n ta g e if they s ta te think of the work of the San* ♦ t h in k t h i s o v e r ford Herald ami its progressi......I- bad a n occasional (Hooding from the ♦ When a newspaper (jives you a lot Y ilor, Robert I Holly «>n t heother | ‘-Ry Are hydrants, ♦ of free advertising in order to boom hand the \isitors went home un- B ettor tire lighting fuciliti»*» must aomc concert or e n te r ta in m e n t in ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ with the fact that San- be provided. One engine, cum ber­ , W,k . » ¡ n « r « « d k « r t r e k ,urV , : ...... som e an d slow in these swift times c a , h c l m e . l . . . . . m | . r m . . d » . « k by ........ ........... is insufficient. , „ k .n.i n,ull.ply ,,u m l.r, l.y ...... ...... , » s ........ \ course, conaiating of C harlotte Russo, T hese things can be easily a d ju s t­ St Augustine fruit cake, coffee and mint.» wes the regular advertising rates of th e ^ ed a n d with proper s a n ita ry and »erved at the clo*e of th e gam e. paper. Compare with th e results 1 street im provem ents, now going on O Tho Every Week Hridge Club was paper Compare the results with th e T H E F A R M E R 'S A D V A N T A G E th e second year o f comnfission gov­ won by Mrs. C. 0 . McLaughlin, a n d actual money of uny favor t h u t you e r n m e n t will show more oven re­ B E IN G A R E S U M E OK S A N F O R D H A P P E N IN G S Mr«. Frank Miller won the Auction get from any other business concern. Often the editor of T he Herald has sults us the m achinery becomes Hridgtt* prire. T h e * prircs* xcerp a B| tfküíj Then take into consideration the rem arked to his farmer friends th a t b e tte r adjusted. — • U P -T O D A T E — = ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ pair of fine silk stocking». Enjoying fact ih#»t advertising an d circulation they did not know what hard times For the information of critics and th e charm ing hospitality of Mrs. are the only two things t h a t a news* m eant. If a farmer. suffers u loss he suspects and honest investig atio n W Communications for this Column Should be Marked "Society Editor'. or Neal were Meadorne* C. M. Vorce, * papet has to sell. Now, in these still has his form, ami living, if n suspects anil ho iiTTt— investigator* Phoned to Mrs. II. A. Terheun, Rhone 20.1 C. 0 . Mclaiughlin, M argaret Barnes, da)*» of higher prices, how much do city* mutt loses out he has no living in o th e r small cities we would say: Forrest laike, W. D. Holden, 0 . F. you think it ought to give aw ay? for he depeitd» upon the grocery T he plan is a success O rlando Cit­ ,-t 1‘nrku'iiy T< ti exhiiut of m arm alade and canned Smith, W. It. Anno, A. P. Connelly, Apopka News. store and when his money give» out izen. Four i harming little maid» "f S an ­ beets at the county fair, the work of Samuel Puleston. B. W, Herndon, lie sturv^w to death The Arcadia It is be­ It. A. Newm an, Frank Miller, Cecil ford held a very delightful ten party Seminole county girls. Enterprise sizes up the situation in j ROM HOLLY RESPONSIBLE lieved a prize will lie offered by the (inldiett. (). W Itrady, W E W a t­ Thursday afternoon on the parkway HOTEL ARRIVALS R. M Mrossier. of th e O rlando the following lawn in front of Mr A F Con­ Welfare D epartm ent (or the winner son and Geo D. llishop " T h e re i» u man in this county Reporter-Star atten d e d the i'ress A canning dem on­ nelly's real estate ollice. with Mr Ri the exhibit Sanford House Association hanipiet at S anford Fri- who owned eighty acres nl land in bamboo C hristopher, a dignified teacher of stration in an a ttra c tiv e llryun 1‘tabody day and this is the way he reports the country a few year» ago and J ( ' Jone», Oralndi), A. ( . lliirnp- ^jlt, nchool thu honured guest booth on the public Htrevt will be u A wedding th a t will bo of interest t hej lost of guests: sold it for | 5 an acre. He moved son, J. J. Maloney, Jax; K. F. Mcof this joyous occasion. Il was a feature of the fair. to their Sanford friends is t h a t of Wilson. Sarasota Tim es; Oscar C onk-! to town a n d got him a job hauling, Glorio. M nrtanburg. S. C.: Mis» M. beautiful party. T h e »un shone Mi»» Malvina Hayati of Tavares land Reporter-Star; E8*J0$ . .8‘J 0 t, ll<* is still hauling and be depends C. T aylor, Miss H Taylor, Cleve­ and Mr. Don P eabody of Ocala, with a warmtli and radiance otily .Unsicui Depurimtnl / ‘rcyruni Hrossier, Re- for his rations today upon the haul* land, Ohio; Parker Mick, Hrynn, 0 ; iin, Miami lierai; eiliinleil liy those four hap p y face»; which took place at the home of the Tlie following inturistting jirogrnm tug he did yesterday If lie i» F \V Cook, Jax; Samuel J. N<*rporter-Star, Orlando. thè blue » k y liiove tile sufi green groom's m other, Mrs E. \\ Pea­ \Ve knew it! Celery com pound» knocked I-Ilt of work today his fam ­ tln-rn. Ht-nderson, Ky . W T Mrugg, carpe! luid liy N ature'» own hand» will ite n-tiiien-d ut thè Music De­ body. in this city Tuesday after­ and penimi always hail some effort ily will have to skirmish around Ito bmond. Va , S II M organ, Su- and t 111* 111usti of t lo- sweet lliroated partm e n t meeting Tuesdny after- noon. Rev W M Plummer of An­ u"**m, Jniiiiary l!t, ut .'I o'rlock ut tiu* some way to keep the wrinkles out vittinah, <!a . !' li. T ra v i', J a x ; A On great minds hut on weak men yonr i’s i i r- all uiiiiliini-ii to m a k e tin s The wedding was The generai thony officiating its effect.* are a» disastrous as t he of tin* frotit part of their bit' ks un s I a n ter and wile Millark, \ . i , •) olle >>! Ilo \er> lo-sl partles of I lo-I 1\ onta n's > luti rminiH a quiet one, only the im mediate J-uhbr wdi he udlilitted for thu amali He will tell tin- new R D-*y. l 'cala. Il ' 1 Adam», I a n i - , 5rn„„t) evidence a lu n e portrays Send .loe til tomorrow laide cover cover nf families of the bride anil groom be­ sensoti !l'Io, tie table of un som of ten cent», th è fumi» derived Ret-o- to attend banqueta hereafter, „«unter th at there Isn't a blame thing pa. L imi to-rson. N d city. S. M Miss Mayan motored printed Il Herald |ia|>er was »(-read jlh ere fro m t «» he upplied otl thè pttr- ing present tt> farming in tin* country for lo­ Sasnett, Jax, tì \ Mube» unii wlfu. —Clearwater Sun. ill- from Tavares Tuesday, arrom upon 11 - gr.is. i-i-in, fashion, the ■Ila»** of a ]Ma m> Mm I hat cighi y in t he Iole-io, ilhio. J li MltblilU. Nev., R iloti li"ll> is all irresponsible cuss, ba» tro d if ( ontlnued on Pag e M piaci cards were bits of white paper country is -.till tln-re, and the mini J. h . Simmons, J ax , S. J. Foabelt,[gntl th e favors were liig reti randy ! D epartm ent C’horu», Neupolitan TV. he is entirely responsible for 1 F-*lk Song keeping this young man out late utiyl w h o b o u g h t it i» »till t h e r e with it St Cloud. Fl» ! M O 'K e l h . lax:* hall Mr 1 IlfIstopin r was glveri l ’h o r us un-ii-r ili r<*< T*>•tx of l i e has a y o u n g | 0 a - r e g r o v e vieil Mr and Mr' t V Peterson, A l­ tin -••.it ,,f honor upon t he sign have to hear tile hlltftle R r|a Tier Mr* (¡et* llov wort ti f j î i l l per ai re III* beati», iatila. tía . I. I, t oltoli. Toledo, hotud - x| -luillllg the real estate bar Star i l'np*-r. l’agunini p e p p e r » pea» and s q u a s h e s ilava Ohio. E <ì Pearson. Jax. Mrs Ho We call v o u c h for Hustle for wo lo be Inumi in I he offici* of Miss .loNte St limoli »laved mi unti l t w o iti t h e m o r n i n g b r o u g h t iiiiii mor,- m o n e y thi s s e a ­ selle I l ’oob-N. la X. Fred E liai t Oli nell v \ u-i t bell t Ile feitsl Pialli* Dda-I. S'-xii-tti-, Lucia De s o n l ha b he p a i d J ♦ » r tin»-igliTy a--r¡-» liartli Cleveland. < > I Sa u Store li. with 1 in- lui neh a n d t h e y w e r e all iI*’*>1«1 pa ir* ••f »l-U* \ little I *i tu ni«■r ni'-'-r D- Olirei t 1 pmnful'y s obe r w h e n t h e y left t h e H e ha» I e e n » e ' l mg *t r.i w I • rr -, - in- < \- i,ini,i I', xa- John I I.i lies. «Ir h a t •1 -,-r x* -1 r- fr l'sil m•-11f - pe i litit ., VI i— \ How ,|f ,|. h f.k fl r r i \s pin wali Herald o-fftre ! tf c o u r s e a f t er ).i li e f or ,- ( hrlsl ina - a n d - . -. - '• i-r i ■ a- ta ltd - Ji N t o*- - a r 11 Del a n d \ f. . -1 H r,t V' eint y a t- d - r... i-, « f *» II- Vi- Imi I > > t . -1er t t .it Ta tung i . T. il R**iïi ini's! l-IlCI-s "1 t h#’ 1tint*fil ( Ip'-rreached O r l a n d o our ri-spmiMl-i'.it y t -, s, [I 11„ ti, ,, n i d Im,. u . J li tlf 1 •r t lu- g*"l«' .1U*t «Mi« glam**' iti a f i « Fiestival at Allanta <1-sir gin a 1, a re of p in e a j p h * t ha I will l ot erased At least w e c a n say t o Inc ! cl /.geruht Ri i- moti-1. Va . .1 1! t ta 1- " ( 1II*- gli l-ll »1il" wi e -i I ha I Ile I ru m-*-» Vspinw ait lililí till' s e a s o n m o r e t h a n t la* o r i g ­ Reese that H.isjlc did h o t hn*a k at 4 Pollard hl X t ari Stein N V cil y . 1«P4I - ■)** -. **d l in- lia 1q»> af Ief non ri Sf 1 |*4,i M « » >••1*4 It albin 1 -iIk ■ S"l!gs inal ........... I t hi i iglil V \ fro n -I hat» w lull i < « a» in-re ' i I • >. rto r I . « I II Mi 1kl* ,t f 1 ' i f .......u, luti.l‘ »*!.1 ert.-.im r Mrt, ... ill*) ■-11♦-■ kl -I s . 111 I...... . li n e t non,- It Mi ha * k It -I 11 . afd (I.'l to j *r -Min ■* -1 t-* ■• m agalli il t R \\ "lllll »V 1>♦d h «*f 1.liliali N iinlica. t he lib- was I, ill'. worth 11Vi,.» .s iln M itila w k I lid 1 M Il'-.l t »•r. Si a* If.l- gir! s would ••III V >»*r i e pii kl* 1 RANK C LARK \\ INS <opra no 1 ,1l'IHlj ' \ mûrira h -1 n i -*iti 1 i-*r- pli, -I t hat it -!c| ■lid. 1.ab- S V T II Muri, ,1r . Tu m I I -- I* l -'M- - i - l k " |- .1 »* • I* I Itepr.... illative Frank Clark'» lull A i.L 1 ill 1 III Lit elite A spi h wall ! ua if ^uu waked U W hit lu y . Indluiiapiilis IUl : / ili** iiiitni-s of ili*- tea p a rty bost­ to prohibit the marriage of white» i l i l l . Walt zi-s Violin Solo. 11alian not farming pay - hi I Ills country, wc In.I ; r H Tolder an* 1 Wlf«-, t'ill a s w,r*- Ni.iv and Mil*ire*l il*dl> and negroes in the District of C o­ Mr H oms Itaker) rep)-, ti-,it it d e p e n d <•11 I he la rrni-r M mil s di­ t ig" ni \ \ | " \ u*-r - i■! K 111 v 1111Mo lumbia ita» passed the house by an i.ir* I, h S** 1 i -, ( ,oo*| t-v** q-r.i m * Osti 11 any Maker) • lia» Ru i*1H*1. Mrookst lli.-. W W overwhelming vote, thus crowning I uill*A*pmw ,i 1 F.ver Seen 1IV ! it S' Ml \ I* i 11M M ly » !' 'N (i i »,* X"U M M -li"1ie'. , N V -iiv with »lb-res» tile efforts of tin1 I iiir I 'll" V- - ■ . 1tu 1 - M Mili I- llri.-il l i t * |i I., i rt Max ida ■■■•■ gr»—»man to oslahlt-h t! iVI * W 1— I i, , lie nl llr i n ' H r I look *l..n !..rit ih ' i in , l>\ I i t . I l i 1 , . 1 .. ., (i |* ) nil P -S.ll h capi’.il the Itepui'lii I d l‘--l.ll M. Ii, toi I - ■ in, . • • • 1• i Hit* an t * okics. Pie» ned t ak* » N-> gt.il thinking negro iie-ir.Mrs Tolar liiipcrln! T heatre Upon ppc.it al I ns lin e r» any Maker Make» marriage with a white person a n d , s t a s i l e , dly hoped b-r m- r-t ha n Mortili, Vocal 1>u**i. Sunt a Lucia AgrieHarris, Tallahassee; li that d a te . alio no right thinking white desire» cottiti b<* d e l i v e r e d a n d t h e e n e m i e s Mere arc l'oughnul». Itoli» and Pearle Roger», under Mrs 1bolgia»». Fra ne*-» Aspi n wall Miss J 1. N V city, il U ert lit-il». Al marriage with a negro. T he law is litui doubter» p r o p h e - n -i -hr- calantHun» and Vi'ti'll not Find Xii> Metter One» . <*¡1 F W 1>14Vis, ( Irla lobi . i: * hose instruct mu orni management \ mini Solo I t.l**rmezx*> Sinfonia necessary, however, to prevent those It ies I III Ir. I tepori motil Itu -t i. an.* !*.. i li ll-ll l'lilialiIpilla. II I I'll v . I,. member* of tlie white nice who a n ­ 11. i in h u m n r Poll '.111 .ri P., v•.. I- V R lieg g W 1 1.« A1 11 so dein ii-ni to decency from insuil 'I M t *r,-e II,, r N V -if. M -1 I tng tin- re*i of t in*»r race and. like b.. 1Tle Roger« Imi . U Il 1r •Ir *o*‘ to prevent tin- i-.olutcd ... D \ * * r 1 1-i-1 Ri.«-. i II 1 V R stances of m e m b e r » of ................ . . . i • .......- * . I V i Üak c ry I , f ! . \ b ala i M I« R tw" t.»r forgetting t i di-i fi aliati N,-)-« "I lut, i. - 1 ■1 WI 1 tu- I iItil ¡II •*• >i i-i »,!• 1 -rd * Phono 105” R--lu u •D|. II 3 fVt«inoti a» ;, . N V Il 1 ■ H tuia» a* to accept »il« li union in*- in I lo ir v x i - - ’ . n». -**--g Ml I . \\ .1... r '• III* ‘ I • * • I* I** " p i » fl V 1 i lax Martin F II l'I sili 1 I h:*t 'in li a law t» m V , . ary . bright • -t t it,* t ul » • ,i ti - -o m i*la. - 1t i, :. *1 , r*-i l* i»• ini - nu * Pi i , r-burg \ a \ - r -, i« U 1m h* ;• 1 i ............. %.«r ► demo list ra led by the shame! il »pee pr*i4 okliig Mrs in* i br imp lion I arc fun Munson, M i " Aspinwall In (tiurf i»f 4 unni» Ju.lgt* Hr mi nuli? I J un If Hlilr nf l’Infido Urie of members of the American of tiie *omihiMMon* r » Un 1)1il • .(Ulf* ami laugh ab le With tin* coop* ration I it f*- 11*1*11* .*f Ni John» House Congress openly defending on *the ail their penatimi effort ¡mil t m* and rhorlr* V\ 1' li-rr**utmi ini »uppOII of ill** riinuli * I lull d p i I' Krenii.uk, ItoMton, \lu* Iif *ttj§ f 1ah /Cuff rfui finí Ni'iMr* t* hrtrfiv if > n n* oil »hotti «(mop floor nf the house, the in term arraige hence tin* sntarii-s agri-i .1 here I' *• \cry reitMill t*» b**ll**V** tilcl . .inccrb îlot un 1lu ! ♦ ! » ) nt M»y A I1 of M E Ma»il, Middlehurg. Vn . Mi­ Mrs T \ N•■al w-a** lilt* } «K»tî •i^ •-» ih» iiMfiursiiic (.i-orft« oi the races. When men of such inad eq u a te (or tin- entire let!■•*» will «rowii tin* *-fforl» **l ail ral ll arri*. S’ \ l ily : 1, it T n y titr.xX. rr> x V X.... I,» ilri.b-,. (*>f R-'O'-r, J1.., j -Ik-- •< *s--l '- u r i . ** Ju-li!*i-ii-le»s In lh prominence so far forget thnir Omi- tile best type of men I"! '* ll'l *k* 1 |*t„t.»,,. ,1, . I.r.al ,b«rb*r*r •> rtrr. - uiirern*-*l Stiss llugi-rs au*l li*-r lpi.ia. Pa . A A Hick». P Thu*, both*tin- i-t o- and Phihifl. >■’ * t-»M— » ' h— m«n a 1 1 • I A iii'I ion Ilri-lg. l !ill>s Thursiiax -*i-r -l ratian Mood as to a d v o c ate such position» * ■xiellciil wink ln-*-il in* *-" m III*' ti I 'u t l p n i*t*'l * rul f h » ! a i f h»» * » m r tirrip 1 v i t i ola it 1, (illhller and Wife, iloston the men have been on trial during i ufternmiti at «rmrnutie», it j» readily to in- seen hi f at I fa rli Vi* Itttftt** c*li • r-y finut r «r «->.■ni o «,*• at of «if She fulhlls her pioini'**' Mass . M T. Ileatii Iniinp, Nt. Johns. saiif*ir*i that •I in a d v is a b le to have s ta tu - the past year. ••*, ‘'*Sdirmi,ef 111 ,or II." A I* I'*I I I'll f k avenue Tile room s were lnste.!**'*‘ I >■!,..I I'll*, business mi;iiag<-iii*"it •in g**o*l lory restrictions put upon those |-Il AIti h ix »* lit SI k T h e proposition started "l! ham Kan.» . Mrs (« W. (ia m b ic , m liaiui" Tins iiiiii mil I »■*■ I - mg Mr* filili udurne-l with Vineric.in Menili \ b itruitir. new J ohns. Kans: Miss He.xsie Stolli Ratol a ii'iiipting rtfreshmi-nt tnurh lower in the scale of intclli- pored in tin* respect timi II 13. IÏ It. 1 1 -, ¿ I.*. J U. «-IS H. ( ’ (¡erro r, Mrs \\ I. Morgan and gerne arid responsibility. At any to the job and precedent lia I to l.ithoiua. (in. ..ml Mr» \\ \\ A bernnlby * A fate there were 210 member» of the learn Added to this tin- ordinary getn-rntl» »iiaf*- *if the f txr*•ls f1•* house who voted to uphold the running affairs of tin- city »or*- o\*r rived (runt tin- i-nii-rtiiifir»i*-»<x will I"' A T L A N T IC C O A S T L IN E standard of white superiority, while »bntlow*ed iiy th e co n -tru-ttm *d tin given to th e g*-tn-r;il . t u b lit I»- a p ­ only sixty could be found *n favor of new sewer nystem and the laying "1 T R A IN S plied on tin- expenses of tin- building white wives (or black men a n d black new* lirick streets, either one n suf­ Norlhboand wive* for white men. It would be ficient proposition in it»**H and re* la-uve Arrivi* 7'ti mufn f i nlo Indeed interesting to see the.p ro ce ss quiring a t th e hands of tin-^ • mnmis* N** '.»*_* l no 1*. M 4:05 P. M Miss Agues Jlurri*. s l a t e su|n-rNo. fC 1:|H A. M. 1:33 A. M •fled in the familcin of M ann and »loner of th e street d epa rtm ent and 10:45 A. M. 11:06 A M intendeut of tin- (¡iris' T o m a to Can­ Madden, tho men who a d v o c ated i th e commissioner of sanitation evety 1 No. HI 2*22 |* M No H0 2:42 P M There's Not The Slightest Doubt ning C lubs and Miss Moselle Durst, international marriage on the floor i m om ent of their time throughout No. 2H 8:60 P. M.J t ' - it gent for Seminole courtly tíáve ar­ duties .— 7> m p n T rib u n e, v th e year. Therefore, ti 1 Soulhbound about Safety for your valuable» when they are ¡tijtp r V ault rived in Snnford*an*l hav** already m our devolved upon these me 12:38 p. M. launched tin- work of, oigunixing No. 'll I2:2H P. M. because u is Fire and Hurglar Proof, ■old take e stim ate of results we G R E A T IS S A N F O R D No. Hd 2:06 A. M 2:1« A. M You can ren t a Safe Deposit box here for a reasonable tomato clubs ¡itnong ( h e girl* of he dotn• No. Hit 2:10 P. M. 2:30 P. M. Thooe who were privileged to lit- thin into consideration. am ount. W hy not do it now? Seminole county. No. H5 5:3« P M "Fxlra5:66 P M I«nd the conference of newspaper ynl »stoners have met th No 27 8:10 A. M T h u rs d a y morning wu* spent m Worker* at Sarfford last week- can orylinary duties and in both dep a rt­ tho High School in th e interest of Oviedo m ents have succeeded adm irably, well Imagine how disappointing it the work. T h u rsday afternoon, ac­ , 0:30 A M No. I’Jfi —Arrivi* *** to Ihe m any printers and pub- and tho sam e may be said of the—Lea ve . . . . . No 127 4:00 P. M com panied by Mr. D. L. Thrasher »hers who did so want to be with uniform plan of the str«»*t sign post­ of Sanford, Florida I-ecshurg and Mrs It A Terlieun. chairman ‘he " b o y ," a n ,l " tf r l ,, » jJU, ware ing and other extra propositions Capital $35.000.00 S urplus and Prolit» $58.,(H 10.00 of tin- Welfare I >*-part mertl. the )fo 21 Arrise 10.56 A M bet able to do — so As To the general iluti*-' of city No 21 l>-:i vi5:6.» 1' M 1 a -0 g w o* *' t s, lii.nl was X lslle-1 I he people of Sapford were equal m anagem ent no one run deny that i HI HI MU II HAND I'.nni. si I r h )Rs u n v «i r*t «.[«%* No 15« Arrivi* 5:20 1* M E n thusiast i> iiiti*r**»t was mam H » WllltNi-tt. CAtuni o the occasion, for representatives the commissioner* hav»* gone through A L HFÍ1S i 4 aspmi No 157 1/'Il VH G:«16 A M tested in both si-bool*, aroused by the Commercial Club took ml- the year with no more frisi lion than Trilhy the splendid practical talks given by '» M age of the o p p o rtu n ity .to show a n y previous city government. No. 26 j Arrivt- . . . . 1:00 P. M. Miss H a rris. Miss I h irst will begin r '¡»¡tors tho m any great Improvo- citifiNis . a re ever re a d y - w i t h No 24 --Ixave............... .2:26 P. M im m ediately to organize clubs-am i * ttents th a t had recently taVen jfface ci*m und im patient at delay nr O F S A N F O R D .F L O R ID A Clyde Line Mosti tench t h e canning in d u » try ¿ in flu* b -anford; not content with t h a t IHe of the average city alderm an or M C M O E R ¿A N K J ($1. John• Hiver) t_ R C S C R V various schools of Seminole county. I «y piloted the pen pushers over a commissioner is little b e tte r th an a Arrive 10:00 A.M. l/*a ve 1J :30 A.M. An effort will be m ade to have an «orutderible section of th e famous dog's life. _________ :_______________ 'x_________ f e ii : -S' ¡., • ' _ * ' * ■ ;» >' • « b ' . •** ¡'.•e » • » •árJx * s X-' ,. .*•, ^ ; '-j M •.--jè^ixs^w,---- -- -y r i Ü L Ê E S 5 2 .... t i •' ' ' THE SANFORD HER ALD IT IS IMPORTANT BANK OF SANFORD, FLA. ABOUT PEOPLE AND EVENTS J. L. Miller’s The First Nationl Bank The First National Bank �, -■*“ 1*_-[*> Sf W ' '\ L i ~ JANUARY 15 l a u 'r \ r ■MM 1 Extra Special Bleached and Bro.wn Muslin X ., 10 Yds. for 69c . . •••■■ ■ ; The great annual event so eagerly looked forward to by all such remarkable bargains. After a very successful season tht ment and every piece of dry goods, notions, hosiery, underwear, i sale. Here is the offer that will make clearance short, sham anr ‘ --SMU: - • • • _________ • F r » *jI _________ LA STIN G O P le a se Do Not A s k to Hav H u n d re d s of O th e r B a rg a in s Not in T h is A d v e rtis e m e n t. V- BEST GRADE ECLIPSE& IMPERIAL $1.00 $1.50 $1.50 $3.00 $1.00 $1.50 $3.50 $1.25 $2.00 $2.50 $3.00 Dress Shirts Dress Shirt Mushroom Shirts Silk Mushroom Shirts Soft Collar Shirts Soft Collar Shirts All Silk S h ir ts......... Men’s FlannelShirts Men’s FlannelShirts Men's FlannelShirts Men’s Flannel Shirts 89c $1.19 1.29 2.39 89c 1.19 2.75 98c 1.29 1.75 1.98 Boys’ Shirts Clearance Sale Prices 50c Boys' Shirts 50c Boys’ Blouses $“4.00 Boys’ all silk 42c 42c C^g Shirt One special lot Boys’ Shirts anc Blouses closing out ( ’hildren's Rompers $3.50 Men's Vest.. ................ $5.00 Full Dress Vest ......... $8.00 Full Dr&3*Vtist *Y* '- ■ : *I’ $1.25 Wool Mixed Pants $1.50 Wool Mixed Pants $2.50 Wool Mixed Pants $3.00 All Woo! Blue Serge $4.00 Wool mixed colors $5.00 Wool mixed colors $0.00 Wool mixed colors. .. Men’s Khaki or pin check Pants $1.25 grade, sale price $1.50 Khaki Pants Sale $2.75 3.98 5.98 Suits, Suits, Suits, Suits, all wtn I blue serge ... blue serge fancy stripes .... $1.00 $1.25 $1.50 $1.75 10c 15c 25c 50c $3.98 4.98 5.48 5.98 '4 ‘ Men’s Handkerchiefs 10c Handkerchief Sale 15c Handkerchief Sale 50c Silk Handkerchief 50c Boys' Hats 75c Boys* Hats $1.00 B oys’ Hats $1.50 B oys’ Hats: • m. •. •» • - . Men’s Suspenders D oyE 19c 42c 25c Suspenders 50c Suspenders Under-muiSai Men’s Garters - 19c 19c Paris Garters Ivorv Garters * Arrow brand and F.. A’ \ \ . larx, tin* latest styles, sale prices Men’s Rubber Collars, famous Kant Kraek sale 10c 19c $3.48 98c 1.29 1.39 - 1.98 2.39 Dress Suit Cases 1 39c ................... * 49c .................... 79c 98c Men’s and Boys’ Caps One special lot .......Vi.:...3..!. 19c All 50c Caps in M en’s and Boys’ 9 Q f * Closing Out Clearance Sale O t / C $i.oo $1.50 $2.00 $2.50 $3.00 $3.50 $4.00 $5.00 $6.00 - $2.00 Straw cases. Clearance ^ g $3.50 Dress Suit case, brown $6.00 Leather Dress Suit $2.75 ^ g ■ • Umbrellas for Ladies and Men $1.00 $1.25 $1.50 $2.50 $3.50 Grade Sale. .... Grade Sale Grade Sale.................... Grade Sale .............. All Silk Umbrella . . . . 89c • 98c $1.29 1.98 2.75 at at at at at at at at at Dress Goods •■■t V , Sweaters Sweaters Sweaters Sweaters Sweaters Sweaters Sweaters Sweaters Sweaters Clearance Sale of All Wfi We also have better grades of Dress Suit Cases and Leather Bags, which we ‘--are making Clearance Sale prices. . ’ $1.00 Wool Goods at $].25 Wool Goods at $1.50 Wool Goods at $1.75 Broadcloth at One lot Wool Dress Goods values up to 75c, your choice M One lot Wool Dress Goods value up to $1.25, your choice . ■ I ROYAL BRAND $8.50 Suits, fancy stripes .... $10.00 Suits, fancy stripes.... $12.00 Suits, fancy stripes ... $8.00 Boys' Overcoats........ Men’s Kid Gloves y - ,* ' G.79 7.9g9.98 5.98 $2.00 $2.00 $1.50 $1.25 White Kid Gloves . Tan Kid G loves...... • . Tan Kid G loves----Tan Kid Gloves................. $1.48 1.48 . 1.19 98c _________ as ill All Ladies’, Men’s and Childre Sweaters Men’s Rain Coats CLEARANCE SALE PRICES ■Few very nice ones left closing out at about half price. * v::.t ....... $1.00 Gowns and Underskirts $1.25 Gowns and Underskirt.' $1.50 ( ¡owns ami 1’nderskirt- Col- 44c 1 y 8c 10c 39c Men’s All Linen Collars 39c 55c 75c 98c $1.29 1.59 1.98 2.29 Boys’ Hats *] 39c 50c ( irade. Sale 98c Men’s Hats John B. Stetson Hat Sale $1.25 Black Felt Side $1.50 Black Felt Sale $2.00 M en’s Felt Hats $3.00 Men's fancy colors ... $3.00 M en’s Stiff Hats 7c 12G.C • 2Îo 44c Socks Sale Socks Sale Socks Sale Phoenix Silk Boys’ Odd Pants 50c Pants Clearance Sale 65c Pants Clearance Sale 90c Pants Clearance Sale $1.25 Pants Clearance Saif* $1.50 Pants Clearance Sale $2.00 Pants Clearance Sale $2.50 Pants Clearance Sale $3.00 Pants Clearance Sale Boys’ Khaki Pants in all sizes, Clearance Sale price 85c 98c $1.19 1.39 Clearance Clearance Clearance Clearance Men’s Silk Neckties 98c $1.29 1.98 2.39 2.98 3.98 4.79 1.29 Pajamas, Pajamas, Pajamas, Paiamas, Men’s Half Hosiery 85c 98c 42c 50c Gowns and Underskirts 75c Gowns and Underskirt:' 90o Gowns and Underskirts Men’s Pajamas 39c Men’s Odd Pants Boys’ Suits Clearance Sale Prices $5.00 $6.00 $7.00 $7.50 39c 42c 21c Clearance Sale of All MusliJ Underwear 42c 89c 50c Night Shirt Sale $1.00 Night Shirt Sale 50c Heavy fleece lined Shirts and Drawers, colors white and gray 50c Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers 25c Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers 39c 50c Elastic Seam Drawers 50c Ribbed Heavy Shirts and Drawers 63c 75c Srciven’s elastic seam 42c 50c B. V. D. Shirts and Drawers $1.00 Wool Undershirts and Drawers $1.25 Wool Undershirts and Drawers $1.50 Wool Undershirts and IQ I )rawers «p A • X i / $1.00 Men’s Ribbed Union g p ^ £ Suits 19c Clearance Sale Men’s Fancy Vests Men’s Night Shirts Men’s Underwear Clearance Sale Men’s Shirts _ . " ' . - •J ~ .■ ’W l. �women. Never in our history have we been able to offer come to reduce all,our stock to its lowest limits. Every gari e n t s ’ furpishings, in other words everything, included in this Turkish Bath Towels, hem­ med, heavy weight - f « *• - * •- ' ■ •M 15c Quality, Sale Price, 7 l-2 c V Wi.. ■ Extra Special O 4* il E E K ONLY Ing Charged at T h e s e L o w P r ic e s . 5 ■•: T h is S a le is for C a sh . All Ladies’ Coat Suits Half Price Clearance Sale ¿dies’ House Dresses 89c louse Dress louse Dress I 9H c $10.00 $12.50 $15.00 $18.00 $20.00 $25.00 $30.00 ( oat ( ’oat ( 'oat ( oat ( ’oat Coat ( Oat Suit Suit Suit Suit Suit Suit Suit al at at at at at at $5.00 6.25 7.50 9.00 10.00 12.50 15.00 Ail Ladies’ and Children’s Coats at Half Price $2.50 ( Oats at $3.00 ( Oats at $4.00 ( ’oat.s at $5.00 ( Oats ai $10.00 ( 'oats al $12.50 ( Oats at $15.00 ( Oats at $20.00 ( oats at $25.011 ( '<tais ai $1.25 1.50 2. Ott 2.50 5.00 6.25 7.5(» 10.00 12.50 Ladies’ All Wool Skirts at Half Price $2 f,0 $5.no Skirls :ii $0 ou Skir!s ai $6..’>n S k in s at $7.00 Skirls a! $7.50 Skirts at mi 25 3.50 3.75 Clearance Sale of All Silks louse Dress $1.29 louse Dress L9N Ladifs* l\ inn mas. made of reduced same(Jearance [irices. •ddies reduced same as above. w’ and Children’s Ribbed Underwear oo Vest or Idrawers ue Vest or Drawers ue Vest or Drawers üeVest or Drawers ^ Vest or 1 Jrawers ™ Vest or Drawers 19c 29c 42c 55c 59c 79c trance Sale of Notions pfd s Needles .it Pins ‘ fehl Pins Hair Pins •Braid !Braid 1 ....iiC** $1.35 Kid Gloves Sale $1.75 Kid Gloves Side *$3.50 16-button Kid Gloves $1.00 16-button Silk Gloves $1.25 16-button Silk Gloves $1.50 16-button Silk Gloves 50c Silk Gloves, sliort 50c Wool Gloves, short 25c Wool Gloves, short 25c Children's Gloves. Woo! Draperies, Cretons, Demins, Scrims, Nets, Etc. 40c ( Irade, sale 35c ( Irade, sale 25c (»rade, sal»* 20c Grade, sale 15c Grade, sale 121 >e Grade, sale 10c <Irade, sale 30-in Silkoline. sale price, only Special pieces of Scrim, sale Sale of Ladies’ Handkerchiefs 4c 5c Linen, sale 10c Linen, sale 8c 121,»c 15c Linen, sale 19c 25c Linen, embroidery 35c Linen, embroidery 25c 50c Linen, embroidery 42c 59c 75c Linen, embroidery $1.00 Linen. eml)roiderv 79c -$1.19 $1.50 Linen, emb 19c 25c Indies' Initial Stamped Towels. Scarfs, Corset Covers, Gowns, etc., closing in« out in Clearance Sale at (¡really reduced prices. All Embroidery Cottons and Silks reduced in this sale. Special 100 yd. Bolding Spool Q ,, Silk sale OL & P. Coats Spool Cotton 4 c ( 'loarance Sale 32c 29c 19c 15c 12' ,c lf)c Sc Sc 8c Clearance Sale of Sheets and Pillow Cases 50c Sheet, will] seam 7f)C SheeL, no seam 90c Sheet, best (¡rade 15c Pillow ( ’ases 20c Pillow ( ases All Muslin Sheetings, ( ambries, included in this Clearance Side. 39c 63c 79c IOr 17c etc 1.00 ( «»m I* •r t or Blanket f o r $1.00 ( orset. ( learance Side $ 1 ..»o $2.00 ¿2.50 $3.00 ( learance ( 'learance Clearance Clearance $-3.50 Corset Clearance $5.00 Corset. Clearance S at1 .25 1.50 2.00 -2.50 3.00 3.50 ( «»minti or Blanket for 98c ( ’omfort pr Blanket for $1.19 Comfort or Blanket for 1.59 Comfort or Blanket for 1.89 ( ’omfort or Blanket for 2.25 ( ’omfort or Blanket for 2 7 •I.0 0 < Omft*rt or Blanket h>r 2 ÍIS 5.00 All W o o l Blanket 3.98 6,(10 All U.M.I Blank.■ ! I ss K\t ra he;i\ \ I.ap Robe>>, closing out Ask to see t helll. •_»(’ oc $ 1.10 1.39 2.75 5c Lace* Side 8c Lice Side 10c Lace Sale 15c Lace Sale 20c Lace Sale 25c I.ace Sale 35e. L'ut* Side 50c Lice Side $1.0*1 All ( Lei* 1-ice $1.50 All ( iver Lice ' . L1 */ V and ■P /D O V E , Under-muilln Clearance Sale of Buttons of All Kinds, for Trimming, Etc. Special 1<1<‘ Pearl Buttons, sal" 8 c price only 10c Trimming Button 7c 10c 15c Trimming Button 18c 25c Trimming Button 35c Trimming Button 25c 50c Trimming Button 39c 75c Trimming Button ' 50c J& W ; Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale 75c < ombination, etc $ 1.00 ( omhinatkm. etc $1.25 ( 'ombinat ion. etc $ 1.5tt ( 'ombination. etc 10c grade, sale price 15c grade, sale price 25c grade, sale price 50c Silk or Lisle 75c Silk Phoenix $1.00 Silk Phoenix 25c Ladies' VVool Hose •* ( .ii’set. ( orse». ( orset, Corset, 85c $1.29 1.48 1.98 2.48 2.75 3.98 Clearance Sale of All Muslin Underwear 3* ,c fxSe 121_iC 15c l!»e 29c 39c 75e 9Sc Clearance Sale Lat Children’s Host i La Reine, American Lady, Nemo, Thomp­ son’s Glove Fitting and Frolaset Clearance Sale of Blankets and Comforts < '/ I Ladies’ Corsets Clearance Sale of All Laces All Ladies’ Gloves in Clearance Sale and Eves P*ins 50c Poplins, etc $1.00 Messalines. 36-in $1.35 Talfeta, 36-iu $ 1.50 ( repe c1 I hilm $2.1 U>( rope Meteiu One special lot Silks worth up I*»75c am I \ our eh< lire at 35c Linen, all colors, sale price 25c Poplins, sale price 25c Ratines, sale price $1.00 Ratines, sale price 15c Rippelettes 12* jc worth ( he\ iots 15 Toil du Nord Ginghams. side price 121vc Red Seals 10c Anloskeag Dress Ging­ hams. side price 8c Apron ( heck sale Best CalimuiLaU^tuiug at * G lad to C h a rg e at R eg u lar P r ic e s ' Special lot of Ladies' Drawers Special lot of Ladies’. Drawers Special lot Children’s Drawers 21c 39c 10c . r '-=¿1 - •.-- ;•- t-*: ______ _______ ' - ------ - - - ----------------- �............ ■■■ -------. ' • .:-vg PAGE E IG H T . — t \4 V*n ----- "W ■ i !: IN AND ABOUT THE CITY j-grn -V? T ?3A £ W«T* T H E SANPORD HERALD T h e city i* filled with visitor« this Wc are gluil to know t h a t Chnriey Reck ia able to he out after hia seri­ week on account of th e S ta te F ed er­ ous illtu-ss of le u days with ronRes- atio n of I.ahor a n d the circuit ro u rt mooting at the sum«» time.tion of the »tnmai'h ______________________JANUARY 15. |>| t A B O Ü T PEOPLE AND EVENTS ( hirkens ami Eggs, You can g e t 1 Mi»» lauira Kish, * ho carne over (Continued From l’ago 5) thc.m at LcfllerV I’hone 17. 42-21 from Sanford to a t t e n d the cotton „ , . . ... , ( hall ia remaining in town the guiMt of panii'd b y her mother. Mra. Dio*and Mr*. Itarnwell Heck ha* re tu rn e d , „ , .. , , , , .. . 1friends over S u n d a y . - Delaind News sister a n d brother. Miss Kutherine to her home on rr o n rp avenue, after, Interest Mr. Clifh elp in g to nursi- her m other. Mr*, i Rev. I. W Moore, presiding elder Mayan unit Osear Hayan. I’ea b o d y of Ocala was also Woaterdicit. through her recent ill- of the Oralu district of the M ethod- ^ ,r<* ® □ □ ® D D ® n i ] n i ] n [ R i D [ N ) n 0 Q [ T ] Q 'j,. Summary of the Fhtnling Small 1st church and Dr Grilllths of Jack l'*“*ont '»» the wedding Mr. and ness. Talk* Surrlnrlly Arrangi-«! for aonville wire in i he <ily on Wedne»- Mt-* I ea hody will spend a f«w duys The m any friend» of Mrs A F Hurried Herald Header» d ay after u visit to the o r p h a n s '| T av a res, after which th e y will go W eaterdirk will he glut! to know that home at Enterprise. * to ° ra l» where they will m ak e their ahe is slowly recovering from her future home. Fino Horses unit Mules.— 1,. K. M r. and Mrs. J. M. I-ce have re serious illlness of seven weeka, under Rates will lie at th e J. It. M u g ru d o r., t u r n e d from t h e hospital in \Yay- skillfnl atte n tio n of [>r I’uleston Jr., stables. O rlando. Fla.. Wedne«/l n nnnnefmrntr cr o as. Dc, F’aul Burgess was in th e city clay. Jan. 20th. with a carload of us, The chorus of the M usic DepsrlOranoe boxes with hoops always on T uesday calling o n . the local drug good Tennessee horses and mules as ment are requested to m eet ut the w i n soak, a t I-. I-. D u t t o n s . —7-t f prins. Paul formerly owned a drug were ever shipped in one ear. Look cltih room s S aturday a fte rn o o n at »tore in Orlando and is populur with o u t for tehm, us you will see some •* ° t-’loek for rehearsal. Oscar \V. Speer of Sanford is a t ­ th e trade. t e n d i n g the K nights of Dade cele­ in-inities. 42-1t p At the Welfare D e p n itm e n t meet­ w b r a tio n nt Miami. Ft. Lauderdale Hon. Forrest I-ake has returned Miss Marjorie Hoor went to S a n ­ ing W edn esd ay afternoon. J a n . 20, H erald. from a trip to Jacksonville where on ford yesterday, re tu rn in g the sam e Dr. T . A. Neal will give “ Echoes of Lim burger cheese, Holland her­ M onday night he addressed a m a m ­ d ay. She gives lessons- there a n d Health Association M eeting" a t Jack m oth gathering a t th e Masons Hotel m akes regulur trips. ring and yeast cakes at Simon's. Recently she on the question of tlA* Florida S tate gave two violin nu m b ers in n m usic­ sonvillc. E very member jpL,(he club 37-tf is urged t o - he nt. Preceding Fair. al concert given by the Wo iim ii '« Dr. N e al’s talk there will he busi­ •\ Mr. and Mrs. Roland Dann of OrThe m any friends of Mr. a n d Mr*.. Citili of th at tow n, in which prom ness of im po rtan ce to com e before I nndo were in th e city Wednesday M aples are glad to have 'them* hack ''le n t musicians of th e s tate partici- the d e p a rtm e n t! N om ination, of on route To G eneva to visit Mrs. In Sanford again for' the winter. DeLand News. P n n n ’s mother. Mrs. Harris chairm an of the d e p a rtm e n t and PPEARANCES may bo deceptive. Iinn't U* [= ^’aVe un *d«lition 10 l *'° b*m -' Clarence Woods, th e versatile, in- m em bership com m ittee by b a llo t will * caught napping by attractive drawings of S Rohe Bros. Pickled Reef, You run ' he held, so a full meeting of d e p a rt­ get it a t Lelllcr’a, phone 17. 42-2c ily in the shape of a little M aple leaf, coittparablo editor, southern gentleFurniture. Huy with wide open eyes. See * a fine baby d a u g h te r . m an, o rator and s ta te s m a n who pre- ment m em bers is requ ested . the article itself and examine it thoroughly. Dr. C. L. R rundage, Osteopath, , ■i „ i ,, . , , sides over tho destinies of the E ustis O Horn of Palm Bench Is in . . n .__ . F irs t N ational R a n k Bldg., M onday, . .J.. B. While pleasing designs are desirable, material . .. . , L ake Region and ov er the destinies A ra re t r e a t is in store for those W ednesday a n d F rid a y , 11 a. m. to t h e city a tte n d in g the m eeting of q[ h{| dlj> » N r -ottotoiF 4 * r K W lf r f , ¿Land mauukuiture are equally"impnrfcmtr - Y o u ta 6 p. m. ando. progrnm T u e s d a y afternoon. Club n sure of ALL these essentials by selecting vnur *= 1e \ e wire ste te ta ry ^ | | ç | nrenc# Woods in a prince who is H T. C a rn ,.Si nn olf, timp rpsi(lpnt m em bers especially are urged to a l­ Furniture after a personal inspection. We afford th e West Palm Beach Boa ways welcome in t h e saorlum * of und th o puhIic wi„ b f of this city a n d form er editor of the T ra d h and is well an3~Tu^< )Ty you this advantage. tho press gang anti we hope he will for lhc modpraU, ipp oi cunts. T av a re s Herald wns in the city yes­ known nil over the stute. [HJ come often und s t a y longer. te rd a y on his travels. He recently H was connected w ith a Georgia paper Clifford Peabody is in th e city Stonewall Jacksonville T rip lett, ed T he R eiter Ruby C ontest will be h u t the war in E u rope knocked o u t) calling on th e local trade and v is it- | ¡lor 0 f t bp St. Cloud Tribune held Feb. fith. Mothers a re re q u est­ t h e cotton and T o m went broke. ing homed folks. Clifford is making ¡n lb p r jly on W edensdny a tte n d in g ed to send in Aaines of th e ir bullies N t i t^calu ' and is now represent- t |u. nieeling* of the s t a t e F ederation from six m o n th s old t o - t h r e e years, After th e first of J a n u a ry . I'JI5 1 goin^jn ng the A T T ho m as Co . of th a t c i t y . ; nf i ^ | >or M r T rip le tt personifies I Notify Mrs. Jo h n Meisrh. will not he responsible for a n y debt co n tra c te d by a n y person hut m y­ selling Florida crushed rock a n d ce- , hp o(t ri.,,PUl,.d u*Ht.r ,jon t h „i all m ent supplies. Luncheon for Mr». Anno bitterness and strife has vanished self. C. R. H u ppersctt. 41-Htc 1 1st. Street and Palmetto Ave. Sanfbrd. Fionda t M r s . G. F. S m ith e n te r ta in e d with from th e south for he hi the s o u th ern T h e m any friends of Hon. C ary Seed Potatoes— You can get them u charm ing llttW luncheon Wednes­ Landis were glad to see him here D em ocratic editor of the T rib u n e, nt Lcffler’s P hone 17. 42-2tc □ ^ □ □ lâ D D E D U D E D E Œ D B Q U D H ia x day for Mrs. \ \ . R. Anno. Covers this . week a tte n d in g court. M r. a s u p p o sed ly R epublican paper for Tho Sanford Boosters will make L an d is has a host of friends in S an ­ the old soldiers' colony a t St. Cloud, were laid for four and a dainty 1 The Mr. a n d Mr* M itchell of Macon. ! P eabody wedding on I n-dav the trip to G eneva, C huluota and ford who are in favor of annexing and he has a good p aper that seems luncheon course was served afternoon was pleasantly s p e n t play­ (ia , a r c the guests of Mrs to please the old fellows in blue D Oviedo next M on d u y nt one o'clock. him to this c ity for keeps. ing auction bridge. Mrs S m ith's Browne on Sanford Height* M i-»*r* ( ii-o If.. All those interested should have Mrsir guests were Mr* Anno, Mr* For­ t). E. Wal ker find» th a t his fa rm ­ M«-s»r» (,«•«• ||. . th e ir cars nt th e Herald office at one Hunks Will I |i>sil"ha rest luike a n d Mr* (' II Mring o p e ra tio n s are so large th a t tinMi-isch r«-tiirm-'l Tm-«.i.i o'clock » » .» fnp Tuo.sduy next being a legal holiday Mr u n d Mr» Byrkis a n d Mr und luiughlin. possession of a Ford cur was a b ­ through the slat«. • »«nd the hanks of the c ity will he closed Mr*. J R Woodward of M ushnwk. For Sale! ! ! solutely necessary und when he goes pl«*usiir<- loiiihtin-.l all d a y I ml . a r e a congenial purt> at the Three lots facing Park on Myrtle n orth in the su m m er he has p ro m ­ I‘t rmnut Mi rillen Sanford House ave n u e and S even th street. Desir­ ised to let the editor of The Herald M tn \N I. Morgat ?• ' irnH 1’rctdiyU-rian Church Miss Laura Fish * e n t ov er to ably located for hotel or residence. have the car. from *••*\ «Tal d.» v * • *4 T h e sermon S u n d a y morning at De I at ml Thursday afternoon to b e ' Mr u n d M|> j.; ,. ( ...... .. rt. i t filly ill -I.K'k'«»!! VD • Beautiful shade trees ten ycais old, Hilly Jacob* of C huluota wa* hi the Presbyterian c h u rch will he present al th e C otton Ball given •»< ' t | y „( Hrun.wick. Ga . are the no o t h c a property like it in the city. th e city several days of this week “ T he Mysterious F am ily of They “ th a t eil y T h u rs d a y night. {gui-sts of Mis. P .M Elder while eii ‘ Apply at once to W. W. Long. New 1 il, Hill a tte n d in g court a n d looking a fte r You are invited to lie present a n d route t o Bradentowu Mr* Coney This <|iit** not n . 26-tfc •> Miss Moselle Durst arrived from i* a d a u g h te r of Mr* Elder business affairs. Hilly »ays th a t the bring you friends hull 1* to l>«' rito, 1 1 ■ *i* Seminole C o u n ty Fair is being talked T hu S unday school is progre»*mg Gainesville W ednesday and will take I |M'iiran«-4* f li#» « • • t in his section a n d I he people are nicely and a spirit of quiet « n t l u H up her dull*-* immediately in t h e , ^ m a p , I'hiing. Harri* »pent the ibi J coming here I lu- tirsi w«i-k 111 Fell- asm pervades its dasHe* put'lo »rhiiids of I lie count'' III 1he Im'I'H . I. ... . I liur-ilay hi S.inlor I. 11Mting t lie fi I't*î4 The di-uriilis •t.d srhiNil* in the tnterest of T om ato .1n«l t It*- t'lilir« n " i . . taking the subscriptions for I In siding at t In hont» of Mr* .1 W Cannili Club* , 14 up lu good »hip. Mi** Harri» h-fi for Messrs K R. Murrell and T R. I Ml km* new chureh liuililing • I’al.ilka oli ili- ».ir'y m orning tra'n (•••••n dom- o ,,'r tt (' Crowell, two of S an fo rd 's hustling. 111* I* 1 .111*1 tí»* r»« • 1 rida'. real es ta te agents »pent ve*l«-rdav in . .. , , . , , Mr* Alien of I it.i (la liooc lice , .... . Buplist S i-ftires S u n d a t Jan l< jm*:i rèi fit •* «»1 » • 1tv 1' • ¡4in U rlando I hey inaih- the trip by the guest of her daughter. Mrs J • fi* . ui.-ruig ' hi- 1 id.u . liuto hut were compelled to mutuiti I he church i* locateli at the >orMl»* I Pearl«Rug* r* In-« Kii-lil* on S anford Height* provami ids will g i\. », »iu n t i ’ I lie midnight train owing to a tier of P ark avenue a n d Sixth street •h r li«-«'» :« liiuili tie.iti-i !»:30 a. nt. The Bible school will m ishap to their m achine.— O rlando lie;,r»aln for the musical c o m ed v to Mr an d Mrs Fred Wals m an and *.11 ., 1 r* J. ini t In, iit o; meet. There were 175 present Iasi Sentinel. he given Uljder the auspici-* of# I III’ ’ at h«' vnipr«-.s.*»-«l wiiii S u nday and this n um ber i» i-cxpei-lcd Mr» S E B a rr e tt, Jr , spent T h u r s ­ Welfare Depurimeli! II \N . Grossurth of DeLand was to he m uch largrr on next S u n d ay . day in D e L an d on business and Siiiilo’d 1- ip » 1 in th e city on W ednesday He is the ' 1* li!.« r 1• 1 II 00 a m All ad d ress will lie dc- plea*iii e «mu hi ned Mr a rid \ D I red \\ ..Dm.«' M S u nday seliool m i'sionary for the liM-red by Dr i l a r \ e > Ih no I..unp Mis* Ml.i to- Iruf.k re tu rn e d Sun i " 11' 1 M r' 1 Nl r , t " " ' 11 ! hi- III" ! "1 ’ !" • P resbyterian • huf<h in «nutIt Flor of llalla». I i-x.i* Dr Bi-atli hit lit p Mr ' " ' ■ '' ' >’ ida and wa» beri* to confer i lt> oliti ••» t* o|o- of the leading Sunday school lay ........ a V,»,t to t........ fo th . Ml Ru* 'ci! s *ar with Dr Brownlee, who is c h a irm an men in the south a n d the church Ly nia u 1 ran k mi Sunibel lelo mi of th e com m ittee on the work in t h e feels fo rtu n n te in securing his s e r ­ Thinlt Satan G» rf W«r. »V*If» Mr. Clifford Peabody of Ocala Mrs. A. ,K. Travis of Boston. s t a t e of Floridu. ihnd vices for th e full week. Ili-iw" -n Enclti.d » 1 Mass., is th e gu«»st of Mrs C v I spent several days in Sanford, the stand ih - ruins of «h- «• u .ill. 3:30 p. m. There will I te a g e t-to ­ V C. C. W orthington left W ednes­ Walker Mrs Travis is a former guest of his mother know ii i«« 1 In11 » 11 day night for his h o m e in Tum pu gether meeting of th e workers Ulto resident of Long wood and is re n ew ­ •■ ili«» lii'lh-f or Un- t» after spending 4 week here looking “ari' r<' l °to tattik k e speciul studies under ing with milch pleasure old associa.Mrs Dm. M i*s K a thlee n Huyan count of lili- flr •*ir after Ins orange grove sou th of the f ' r - B eau c h am p while in the city She will remain for t h e r e s t'a n il Hsi-ur Hayan «unie over from and the linp--r:»li.il I ions tL t «-ity Mr W orthington formerly re T h e regular service of th e of the winter Tavares to ullenil the Iliu m Half«It It.i*l a li t •! side 1 here and sees m any c \ idenees B Y P ' ■ •»* Hu- • 'uireh of ;rnwtlt since his al. enee and ■ « " ' ........... . r-erviii .» th e th at Sanford certainly shows th e Baptist church will he railed off and « » ♦ ♦ t♦In­♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ car m arks of a good s u b s ta n tia l 1 congregation will join♦ with 4 grow th " mdvoment of the M inisterial Asso­ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ciation und a tten d t h e services ut ♦ A m ong the prom in en t visitors to tho S ta r T hea tre, whero Hon. Jos. the city on W ednesday a tte n d in g G. Cutup will spenk. t the m eeting of th e S tu te Feibirntion You aro welcome to all our s e r­ « of L abor was Mrs. Florence M u rp h y vices. » Cooley of Jacksonville, president of GEORGE HYMAN. the Flqual Franchise League of F lo r­ ♦' ' Pastor. ♦ ida, who addressed th e meeting on The SKNINOI.K COUNTY HANK’S Service mean« Service to a l l - F a r m ­ W ednesday morning. Mrs. Cooley 4 C ongrrgaliunal C hurch er«, Merchant«, H oubw Ivcb and men in all walk« o f life, each will lind a is prom in en t in w om en's club circles, 4 Last T u esd a y evening th e C. E. hearty welcome and prompt, courteous attention. having been president of the D a u g h ­ 4 ters of th e C onfederacy and of th e Society had it* rogular m onthly Our oillccrw may be conMiltcd at any time, and every patron will he 4 local c h a p te r *of th e w om an’s club business meeting at th e parsonage. granted all accomodnlion consistnnt with Sound. Conservative Banking Policies. F'loction of officer* u n d other im ­ 4 of the S ta te F ederation. p o rtan t business wns th e order of There i« n close relationship between the prosperity of this community; 4 M ark W. Porter, president of th e the evening. Plans for . furthering progress of this semiwelfare of lhc residents individually, ami (he pro* the 4 C arolina, Clinch field &. Ohio railw ays the Efficiency C am paign were dis­ public institution. 4 and A. W. Anderson, general m a n ­ cussed n n d 'a d o p U 'd . EVERY R E S I D E N T of Seminole County bcncfits^iy the progress of the ager of tho C harleston & W estern 4 F'or th e m onth of F’eh^uary, a t tho SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK, and similarly the progress of this institution railw ay -were in th e city on W ednes­ evening services a series will he giv­ 4 d a y on their special car and inspect* en entitle d , “ Re-m aking n Present is indirectly aided through the success of each resident. ♦ etf th e Sanford celery fields'. T h e y Day F'nltli," helpful to all who are Therefore It behooves each and every one, to identify themselves with 4 . were greatly surprised a t th e g re at seeking a workable u n d practical, 4'M ; their HOME INSTITUTION.................. ^ d evelopm ent in this section a n d belief. s ta te d t h a t a t no*polnt in the s t a t e 4 Next S u n d a y night o u r people will was tho growing of winter v e g e t­ unite in tho union te m p eran ce m e e t­ 4 .*4 per cen t Interest P aid on S a v in g s A cco u n ts ables ru n to such a high degree. I t ing to be n d d reuod b y Hon. M r. 4*' is possible t h a t these geutlemon will C am p, ef great speaker. T h e C. E . corno to Sanford again when t h e y Society, however, will m e e t as usual. * i have m ore tim e to look Into t h e All m em bers of our S u n d a y school 4 farm ing proposition. are urged to be faithful to its ses­ I I sions. Good a tte n d a n c e a n d Inter­ 4 r s 'i r j r H elerlcd S eed P o ta to es Court ÌToùtt HuiMing est are being an joyed now ; let us j ' T ru e t o ’ name a n d from h e s h h y , try to m a k e them still better. D. L. THRASHER, Vice-President FORREST LARE, Pres. prolific stock. Raised under go v ern ­ A. R. KEY, Cahier ■4l’ m ent insperiton especially for soed Best Think Softly. "If bluq o r depressed, think of a and for bur trade. E ach sack bears V . • ; a tag certifying freedom from P o w ­ pretty, girl o r something equally as ' ti-j.s ♦ pleasant," advises a doctor, ll'm. In dery Scab, Write, for prices. ♦ ♦ ♦ * 4' tho case of a m a rr e d man It would he Wilson Sc Toom er Fertiliser Co., boat for him not to do hla thinking Jacksonville, Florida. r * r v w w v v w v * -. out loud.— Philadelphia Inquirer. '4 41*6tc • - U tile Happening« —Mention of Matter« in Brief 1 w Personal Items of Toadstools are Not Mushrooms! A1 S . -tfx-»-. * CASH OR INSTALLMENT W. W. ABERNATHY At J. 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Vini foli » u n i ) ” 1 l i i y C r a n i l i i o * ' - -i* » i l«'t mf '•»• u n »1 J ■ | «¡n »hip . ” m «ili Kaog«- IH i*»*t le** i h a t p a r i ■ lUth i l .« b u e l.egifiiiilig al fti*rlh*a-l «*«rnrf of «otit he a • «1 a i r i *r td *** o t lo-.*«i >|ijirft t S r» t loft ’ »«» 'I l |».ne , lu » to lii . tu l i * t All !•-■■ I .01 -t SV» ■* i » o i tur <1* of N nrthw »*| n o a r f * r ” f s *aiih»'a*t »4uart**f of VVr . i I alf .»f \ll of Ml ..( 4 («^7)CPiV ~»p#ríAT r a l oh »aid p r o p e r l y i a » i l l h o »uffteteni l o e r r a l e a n d p r o v i d e i « in k in g f u n d ; «ttfBrlrnl for t h e p a y m t n t of t h e p / i n r l p a l of »ai l blind« a t m a t u r i t y , a n d I h r, p r o p e r o f tW r* nf t h e «ahi c i t y nf H an fo rd a r e h e r e b y «•r d a r e d a n d d i r r f l e d t o b*v> a n d r i d ic c i Sul l » ii«»r* a m i «*l i ••tio**>l l**r t o i o p l a m u n t ■a i l ta« r* a n n u a l l y u n t i l all •»« « a i d b o n d « ar«* fully p aid w i t h o u t a n y f u r t h e r o r d e r of dll r o b i n o n t h e p a r t of t h r eify c o u n c i l *d t h e o t j of H a n f o rd , o r a n y ofFicer t h e r e o f . In Ornili 1 »«uri Nrumh Judicial « Irrult Her ri o n ? T h a i ail or d i n tiare* o r p a r !« Setnlftail« I " i i i . l t i l t i . i l * In I h a m eri uf u f i l i n « ir u |ti riMiftlrt h^f'^wtlh a r e re* I** a l • d rum . l e i . «♦ * I 'd •' I. • - . ,« *it rn 41” «» H l. *■ half ” ‘'f * l'»-4 » ftuafler uf »«lulh«**' (uaf tt-rj a n d » a»i ha ll of ntirtb«ve« i q u a r t e r uf a o u l I• ea-ft i|*»«rlrf. eg *| nf r ailro ad r i g h t of a*a » all in Herí Inn t a c n i ) nine Z!* ' . Twain*I p I a c n i ) "J'O *t.ui h of H a n y r i h in > ft • ««» Al »-i mui h « i * l iiuaf l e r ..I Himrii.ift t a . n i 1> upe 1 I u « n - tu p i * t n i ) ,'n «mif It, Hail » • 1 » r* 1 II» « • I l u l a I, 1 , F I», i a n d « All ol ‘ L o la 1 . 2. A, I, I», 7 a n d M All t»’** ( r ai ' i .»fi al r a« t half All u( Siiftih lia.ll ut fini i h* a*t (|U«rN-r an d •trill h half **f *1 I i l i . * - i»i * I i*. ! * I ' ” *' I 'ft'» I'M % .1 * t I I , I.,i, V. a r l . . . M. •• t ‘ I It,,I ■ •" »\ ».u I* » . u .I m. • VftiMiuf A ! «»H» i a ii > , n » or por a U*»n. * d h a n ufllcc- a t J a c k a u u « die. F lo rid a, W. J . M c M i l l a n . J r . D r a k e 1n ne» iìr««-n Hh«»e F rin ìI a n y , i - c i . f i i n r a i i i m of I h a f l e - l y n i i ' < | i i u ' i >' It h da> * «hall of take January. effect A D it \\ l i t : l i \ D o n . i K4 if m a n C i t i Coil nell I hereby r r r t i f y t h a t t h e fo reg o in g o f d in * anee « o duly pasted b y th e d ljr council I of S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , In r e g u l a r »ea»lon, Ihla t h e I t h .l a y of J a n u a r f . A D. 1913. Wit nee* my h a n d a n d ***al of «aid H t y o n t t h i « t h e U h d a i »if J a n u a r y , I'JIV M W l.n V K I.L . 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Sec. 2 T h l a o rd in ari r r «hall h e r o m e rff e r l i v r u p o n It* pa** agr a n d a p p r o v a l h y t h r m a y o r ; n r u p o n h e m m i n g a law «ut ho u t hi* ap p r u n a i Ser 1 All o r d ì ft an era a n d p a r t » .¡d or dkn anrr# in r*.n flir 1 h# f «* « it ft « r r h r r e h y ItyllJpf nf rrprated Faatrii Ih i* Mh daft nf J a n u a r y , A D 1915. 11 W. Il K U N D O N , C h a i r m a n C i t y C o u n c il . I h c r rl i y i l u l y c e r tify l h a l t h e f o re g o i n g o r d i n a n c e * » • » d u l y pa aaed b y t h e c i t y e n u n d f of H a n f o r d . F lo rid a , in r e c u l a r aetT h e m onum ent « frn t calling on you get« •10n, th is t h e I t h d a y of J a n u a r y , A. D ■J3 per rs-nt lor taking p o u r order. I tan 1916. s a i l- you ibi* a» I I. «va n o ag rn l to jmy Wltne«« m y h a n d a n d t h e t r a i of s a i d c i t y o n t h is 4t h d a y of J a n u a r y , A. D. 191ft. T Hoolehnti, Worthy Fresiileivt IN 5 A llig lil al If i». K. T a ra ti» , Secretary M a x w e l l ’s M a g a z in e s P eriod icals S o d a W a te r C onfection ery C ig a r s and T o b a c c o s 1041st. St. Phone 182 F. J. TERRY Marble and Granile Monuments, Tombstones, Etc. L et I'a In tim ale a n Your Work 122 \y. Churrh Hb. Orlando. Ila M. W. L O V E L L C ity C ltfk . A p p r o v e d b y m e o n t h i s - t h e 4t h d a y of J a n u a r y , A. . 1*. 1915. • D. U T i l llA H H F.lt, 40- Fri- I t e * M a y ò r. -----ur �. « i m*H. -j w a r ^ T -f • PAGE TEN .ttVÊfJÜ* *M • the . - t • 0 SANFORD HERALD LD JANUARY 15. , , |s N O TICE is FA IR EX H IB ITO R S THE SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS 5 B Has arranged to furnish materia! and competent men on short notice for the erection of booths, etc. P la c e yo u r o rd e rs ea rly and w e w ill p re p a re and hold y o u r w o rk read y fo r prom pt d e liv e ry P R IC E & C O LLER • — ; ■4 . ?- • PHONE 261 9 iiii .... . — - i f . '......... — ...... ~*— ---------b irth d a y . «efficiency, j»s help in businc»«« develS u c c e s s th e Sinuati What Tubei-su'oi.* Cot1% D unkan nnd George Mitchell h a v e opm cnl, a n d o p p o rtu n ity to better Success is th e slogan th a t everyone cries, It Im» been »«..tlnntt.il »ii.-,* il-jthi trad e d home* a n d each ha» m oved i ssert themaelve» 11» citizens foi the Easy to ob tain , w hoever applies. 1 front tubérculo. 1» »<>-’ • 1•• h.»» ■•'. half into hi» newly nri|u ired home. 1common welfare and th a t would be .Money's not scurce, as some^ would believe. , u million dollars anima « *tin «¡h the t ♦ ■ '$ * < $> ##< §> '$> 4 ■♦ ♦ T . • H. John»on i» »hipping a car- n o rth m ore to you thun several Insure your m ind, i t ’s n o t n -crying disease. lots of wng»'» «nil ft. >! 'he J oad of very fine Chinese c a b b a g e thousand dollar» »peculated in outtiling» tun K»-r Now if you wiiuld bustle a n d boost right along * 1 :hry Continue J from Page 2 wen« nul Ml fe an<l Rostan big bend lettuce th is »die a d v e itisin g to liring new »etiler» • *r better «till, irnd.i- sui-cess your song. •* i ek. the business of ru n n in g a n d p re serv ­ I*.-»l sonn- d th e best ever grown to your midst Now, isn't th a t cor­ To ininiuer tit • ' ». ■ «.in I j I everyei.e know th a t Sanford'» aglow, rare mere t!u. 1 ing on an extensive scale a t her own rect'’ .if 1| I ig»-r to «mai goods a n d also th*-ir "go." expended. Thut Hi »,,.. avnr 1» |ir> home on Lnke Geneva. K Sm ith »hipped le ttu<-» to In h«-hulf of myself am i ft-lluw greasing Is shown by un- fit«-; that la A fter spending several m o n th s in C hicago last week th a t sold for ilclegaU's 1 wish to express to your t all up on j;our pho n e u n d sp read th e news (ur; 20 years the d 01.1 rtf >»Hit Gcnevu A.*a G r a n t loft fust S a t u r ­ $1750 u car. citizens a p p reciatio n of y o u r real Order the news to b«* s p re a d to th e stars; louts Ita:) tfe ll ledili c i (•III . i to day for his home in J n c k a jn , Ga. T h e first celery to he shipped out heart nnd soul t re a tm e n t of us I’nion is s tre n g th , it m ade th e S ta rs and Strip«-s lly, 1r«S per luti.1100 popiibiiioii ' T h e new M ethodist m inister, Rev. of th e Celery D elta brought $2.00 while in y o u r city. Now. let us m ake S anford out hurtle cry G u ttrid g n tilled his first a p p o in tm e n t |K-r crate, a good s ta rt on the b u m Respectfully. To all that w»« m eet, sprvad the new» f.»r and wide, itl G enova last S unday, p re ach in g to |M-r crop of 1015. CIIAS HARDIN. l .u .r i-jt 1 it elfort »Imuld get .ill to toil k side by Mile. u well tilled house. T he n-udihg of T:lmpn. Fla. Florida G ardens, in»-., shipped u the' Scriptures included t h e first two car of very fine le ttu ce packed in f o l l o w i h» m t i si c a n d s i n g w i t h t h e L u n d verse» of the second c h a p te r of » rat»-» on Tlie««tc.y am i Itavi- «» v rT .V ..lI M urine un Ibi- J»il» \ J (...il to g o n 11 S a n f o r d l i n lu—t in t lie l a n d . t We earn nil 1st ('Armilnno*, a n d a good ea rn e s t, illuni eur» r<«»*»iy lt» «ut. • 1 . l a l u l k a , 1 I.«•• Juti. 1.1, l'.Hr» I»i nit t ha t y o u dn c r y »ucci»«» «ni e v e r y h a n d . Furili Fi' bt at *v* quiet s rmoti wus preached upon J O. Puckard bus announced to Robert Holly. K»q . Editor Greater R o n all tin- d e a d on»-» t o t h e ••»•im-ti-rv l a mi b»»'l! t« »I* il -« .1 ... I .. " T r u e Religion." Rev. G u ttrid g e tin- public the opening of .1 gi-m-ral Sanford lferai»l. Grenier Sanford, I I.» comes highly recom m ended a n d Gc -.Ion- in lu» i i w col or i li l o wr i of Dear Sir Plea«- (■•Timi me »«i Ï ! for new crop of all van« ! • •«' n ed out nova gives him u In-arty welcome M idw ay. Titer»- ur«- live neat houses Inform you th a t the "Allies" here in and Lucille Hines. of lh. •»IIII l’.| V\ s •» to 7 p in T . - a >I. Tile C onduct of tile Gmllv Mat Mrs. G. A. Nicholson is on n visit com pleted, p a in ted and occupied P utnam c o u n ty have I 00 n co tu­ »I I I * . ' : \ 1.0 s • »r.i'li-d S u n d a y S< liool \I r — \\ Iti-i-l»— ». to her son and fam ily in Osteen lio a reno . pi» i 1 IV To u tili and a n E M . I l»ll PI I» < I « I Ml I It III. ami a» m an . no r* being »«>n»lru»tC o u n ty Commissioner .1 T > \ i 7 1.1 7- Ml. Lunch • I v e»l in t III m v ro. pi.ppi ¡1 »“i i i i i i. The Godly Mali and 1 d » U e»i Street» laid out III all diri-ction». to surrendiT to G reater Sanford on Lain was .culled to Ft Fierce last with ditch»-» d u g am i crossings laid Feb .1. 4. 5 a n d <*> In tin- buttle of ban<|ili't hall Miss Rivers ' I » »I Hi . to s I â Aibln-ss oil Ml rida v SEI I» i l i l t s . -»M li W ednesday on business, r e tu r n in g on Midway 1» growing into u thriv in g "Hill Posting, " "Hull D urliuin," S cripture t/u o ta iio n •M Ml VI Il Mil 1 1 MU I I I "P illsbury It»-» t Friday*. c»)lor»-il Mt.lement, l>»-mg altogether "Coco C ola.” Prosperit y of lh»- Godly Mai. Mr S» hold \\ orh »1 I H l l <'.-r I till a r»-* Will he I-- .1 Miss Irene Peter» now greets tin- ab o u t th irty houses, all inhtfhited. "W ine of C ardili." "Linn Coi!,, I f m i d Toi., r l a h i p g .nr-. ■1 »' Mie k'lll vili»- H»-»-r " S d lltz'' a'.-l comer» u( the poslollice window ami room for a gr»-at manv nmr» K l i n D K S <»L \ I I I) l'Io- IT.g...IJ.« Man M- I I a d ».* . * v..ti.ii . 1 1 O . » I’, ho > pn ligwere 0 «tll|«l.-|, I) Clitlord Proctor, t h e former . b-rl. \ gill of a ppre. ml mil wa.- pr1. nvi-ra-d alld III Ì »-,( po m o n you i l I) VU ». »111 .1 • . ! .. •1 is now engaged in th e grocery »tore N A T A L (.If »1 tiled t" Mi»» <Mura Milieu ll Appreciate Sanford will lu» I vri t er ‘ aiiforil, Seminole In v 1'• ! ■ «« » 1 ti. • of the postm aster. I. M R ehbinder itrmg p n -n b - n t from ih.- l! \ P I Sanford. Fla., la 11 " 1 I I !• ! . ( '»iji.i V Fair i . II -, • 'Hlidlog f••r•• The m a n y friend» of Mr» I* W \ \ »- w e 11».. 111a .Xl ! . I I I . • - t f - i i E d it< r *».. i ford 11» r.iId »•» of III»’ " Mil.- " . h ••» I n III V. rv Adam» will lie |ileu»«-d to l.now th a t I iati r» li»'|»ort er \» one of the »bl gate» |. ilo she 11 greatly im proved .( t ie r A» per ord»-rfrom General M.iik» «I S ta te Fi-derutum of Labor c o n v e n ­ tv tel painful sick spell. will pro» red to a tta c k D< l.und. •1 .o mi c KI) pm c li»i .<n peu It t tion which bu» jusl com Imb-d n trc d ity and Color Blindness. Training Sr buoi T h e re were qu ite a good inuiiy »Ion in your <il>, 1 beg leave to cx- ^a vtilt- am i t )range City in order Color bliudtn »» I» fiHv.iv» InlierllMid , 1 e » f . - 1 «I. Iami hope to report of a successful There i» to be conducted 11 »rain- ed tliri.tigli 'll»- h i . 'll parties given during the holiduys. pr?sa the following co m m en t“. and acvi-r "ll- « II. I lo-ld ling ». hool at tin- il.iptl-t T o >1 II luroiikli ib- la'loOnu of much pleasure was t h a t ut I >0 appear» to Y our city bus prov»-n r. gr»*at ur- raid TriiNling you will spread these r»*- of the week J a n Is t h th ro u g h h :«. lie no Instance in v. h b , color blind K . A . M a r l i n S e e d < ’o the G eneva House, given in honor prixe to me, liecatisi- of its »»vident fe. » fo Dr Darvi v Iteam li tn p of f ilin r t- - it :i»e I". I o! Miss K ate F ty nl. j n . i i - 1: s u b stan tial, prosperous biisin»-»» c«»n- l».rt» to G re a te r Sanford. I beg to 22nd ! i» i • . . . • i • • « . . i, v. itli remain. 1»»Ila» I •• v «vill I • 1i ' • 1 r Mr. a n d Mr» Mi William- have dllioii. w In» ll 1« a reliilntlon id a i .n ï...t»«-r Jack mum ill«* • • I 'rula \ »«ur-. IT., («db. wi ». g prog*-..n an, i.» r it li." > >i. « ii-lurned to i l e i r hom e 111 Paw Paw. 1 lai in i Ini 1 pre hi bi t ion hill» .1 ' «i w ■ P K I \ ATI. U M ' l I. M iiR 'l m V Mich . uflei a pic.i ».• it I m m I in tio-ir and llial tin- ell milia t h n of Par Agi-n 1 <ir< .11» r Sul.lord, d aughter. Mr», f e r n Turbel room» creates d is c o n te n t ntmmg I InSeminole C ounty Fair T he puhlic installation id t he of­ working people a n d ull th at to ri of ---------- «- ■ - ' t ---ficers of th e W. O. W. hus been p o s t­ rot. II. Y. P. I!. Notes poned u n til next week. I n ote you have an intelligent u n d The B. Y. P. U. rendered n very T he R ap tis t church was p re re n te d reliable looking elem ent in y o u r 11 h andsom e .Itilde by the m uch stores, factories a n d various places iliU-resting program lu»l S unday G ro u p Two wa» in i-hnrge loved pastor. Rev. Stones, a» a of buxine»», nnd t lint tin- averag e ¡' i , __ New Y e a r’s gift; also a libeini check earning» here a n to Ih- rom pateli I of meeting with Mr» S G KeiiT he program wa» by Mr C A. Ilaulerson. very fuvoruhly with Jucknonville ! "*•**■- ‘ ‘iptain. and T a m p a in tin- respective lines n» follows Tli.-ri- -i- toilav over two thousand »mi-e»»ful Maxw.-ll di-aler» Prayer. Mr Davi.» .MOORE'S STA TIO N I especially note absolutely no s c a tte red over th e P n ite d States. Tiro Ihounnml lirr nu n 1. ho or, Introduction. Mrs. Kennedy. S u n d a y , the 17th, Rev. H urtlcttc bum s on your s tre e ts nor no s tree t mol i ng n riniti profil for rrrrg if.ly of Ihr ijriir a n d building a bll»ilie»» Int P»altn recited by Joe l.ning of E n terp rise is duo to pn-uch here corner bungtr» (which are, after all, future for them selves, one th a t will he 11 p e r m a n e n tly established the crops of u n fo r tu n a te s thut a r e m orning, nfternoon and evening. business. oooaoaoaooooooaoooaooaaoon Miss Nollie C ow an of J a c k s o n ­ m a d e -idle ur in capuc itutcd by th e M axwell d enier nl Altn Yintn. Kan»., population 499, sold fi Max­ ville, while enroulc from a business influences of th e saloon, consider­ wells In N ovem ber. ably more than th e business fluctu­ trip to T a m p a was th e guest of her ations a n d t his ite m ulonn c o m ­ Mnxwcll d e a le r at C hapm an, Karra., population 7MI. »old 9 M ax­ Miller. FOR mand» my purticulnt in te re st as un wells in S e p te m b e r, B in November.* Mrs. Ella Gri nland is hr.vlng an T he d e a le r at Gn)lordn. Kan»., population 30H, »old 7 Maxwell» addition built t • her homo in C a m ­ exponent of the b u tte r things for I BEAMS eron a v e n u e in -picparation for th e h u m a n ity in general a n d the w ork­ In N o vem ber, 10 In October and 10 in S ep tem b er. CHANNELS arriv al of her “d a u g h ter, Mrs. P. G. ingm an in particular. ANCLES AND Our d e a le r nt Wilton. Kan»., population 9NI, told 12 M axw rllt An excellent com parison of wut Miller w ith her young son n n d ALL SHAPES in “ N ovem ber. 12 in October» and C in S e p te m b e r. and d ry conditions w a s , made by daughter of C olum bus, Ohio. Mrs. T he d e a le r at Attica, K a n t., population 737, told fi Maxwell» in BOILER PLATE Miller will bo here the re m a in d er of ono of y o u r young m erchants in this N ov e m b e r. 7 In O ctober nnd I 4- in S eptem ber. TANK STEEL wise: the winter., STRUCTURAL Our d c a |ç r at Enid, Okla., population 13.H00, told H Maxwell» in " S u p p o se this c o u n ty should favor Mrs. Ella Greenland wus the week N ov e m b e r. 9 In O ctober and H in S eptem ber. IRON WORK OF e p d guest of old friends fit DcLnnd.* salpons again, nnd will say five sa­ ALL KINDS M axw ell d e a le r at H e le na, Okla., population 760, told 5 Max't / Joe Cameron r e tu r n e d T u e s d a y loons opened in Sanford. Now each wcllii In N o vem ber and 6 in S eptem ber. from a trip to York and Montgom­ of them would be subject to oxrning TRUSS RODS T he d e a le r at Kiowa, Khna,, population 1520,^told 6 Maxwell» In not less thun $2,000 per year for ery, Ala.; While In York Mr. Cam­ STAY BOLTS rent, licenses, supplies, help, etc. N o v e m b e r, 6 in O ctober and 13 in S e p te m b e r. eron purchased several head of wcilGALVANIZED S E E R S A Real Opportunity To Make Money Ripht Here At Sanford ! SENDUS YOURORDERS w i . bred Pole-Augus bulls for Tosahatchee Ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Barry and three little daughters of North Carolina •re new arrivals here. Mrs. Barry ia a sister of Henry McCorkle. J. C. Rowan, radio operator on the U. 8. A, transport 8umner is having a three months vseation and with Mrs. Rowan is spending a por­ tion of it at Beck Hammbck, super­ intending the clearing and fencing of ten acres of truck land, oppostite I,'D . Hart’s store, purchased of Joe Cameron during his last visit here six years ago. Mr» Rowan is a for­ mer Sanford resident, but this is his third visit in thirty years. He ex­ pect* to come and grow celery some cUy. Mrs. T. A. Granger In town ia his sister. The Misses May and Ethel Foster entertained a number of friends at a dancing party at their home last Friddy evening» it being Miss The proprietor has to make a profit. Now, at the least, each snloon would have to earn $3,000 per year to re­ main if^cflijence. That’s $16,000 per yPur diverted from legitimate channels; $15,000 wasted; $16,000 of tho working people's money spent for something that keepa them from owning homes, foeding their depend­ ent ones properly and clothing and schooling them—besides the drunk­ ards and barns on the-slretes and. the resultant law violation and cost in court expenses, etc." ___ Now, I might make comment, but will not impose on yopr space any further than to aay I wish your city success and trust your businels men will be still more considerate of the services and dues of their em­ ployes, and I know it will all react more to the progress of your city and the allowance of your cUitens to improve ih#r common lot, and upon B better read to . . COPPER AND ZINC SHEETS CYPRESS MAHOGANY WHITE PINE AND \ ALL HARD WOODS LAUNCHES SKIFFS DORIES BUILT TO ORDER H u n d re d s of cases whero Maxwell dealers in te rrito ry where population is very amsll have made record sales. Hero in Sanford tho samo th in g could ho done. We could cito indefinitely similnr cases; big sales, big profits. A wonderful dem ands for a tru ly won­ derful car. Y om can do the same /Ainp. With a car like tho Maxwell, which has ca uted a sensation over th e entire w:orld. The car that has tel a neic ilandard of automobile talue— a n n c etandard of pourer, economy, beaut]/, easy riding, flexibility and limplicity of operation. A full fivepassenger car w ith seventeen new features a t $696. H E R E IS AN O P P O R T U N I T Y F O R R E M A IN O P E N B U T A S H O R T T I M E . T E R E S T E D . C A L L . W R I T E OR P H O N E . YOU T H A T W ILL IF YOU A R E IN ­ BOILERS AND TANKS BUILT TO ORDER Competent force of workmen for road work at all times > C. E. Beloate - t Maxwell Motor Co., Inc. 205 Bisbee Bldg. Jacksonville,, Florida �m Mi ! “ r-, çF'irXyi . ,:V, * !.-•* •¿vV‘; ■ \K'{& SW , ÎÇ® r ^ r . w * PAGE ELEV EN UE SANFORD HERALD MNTARV 18. 1915 Always WI'lrnmr * CIRCUITCOURT STARTS GRINDING Reliable. enjoya lile, d e a n i nter I tuinm ent provided by such m an-1 1agers a» Jo e Coburn and bin big Min pitrel C om pany in always -aebonii* to Sanford patron», K\«-ry »ca»on with I T. [ evrylhing new. with an all new Continued from Page I programme and produ.ti.jn b.i» <> ^ Mide from those rane» of more In en eommg fur yearn with all that a* new ami best in m instrelsy. Hi» Ç Vi . , , civil ‘ uses « 1»eontpany ban built up a reputation •** I ** • • ,r di-ip'““' 1' of up to turn o k(>>»k | jwr n ,liability, progressiven«-».« and ■i I fair dealing Heron IT to none by to p rr» : Armour Fertiliser < *'■« f (,rp., ete, j years of reputable etlort and »uti» fa , tory delivery n( fir,t via»» .lean Albert G"lllatitk, assum psit. _ e» $1000.00, verdict^ (-t.l~.-7 performances wherever they have danta«*’ Such nttraetion» enjoy John Bussell vs. J (!. Ma pli», ns- up {reared |Umpsit, damages $ 1,200.00. I’l d s , guae*aful patronage because every (auto being rolled, the a tto rn e y for mutli woman and ebild who has ^ the plaintiff takes a " N o n Suit. lever seen them know« they will Ret <> Court ojiened by sheriff according l h ,.ir m o n ey ’« worth a n d a per| 0 |nw. _ _ *,rfi-^f*»Wiutiee to remember th e . Imlutlee •The year. T hat It Will not be t Io­ It appearing lo Alu» co ----- „ «tatù attorno f,,r tho Se ve nTy Judi sa me worn out song», joke» and »or fjj] Cirrmr in a n d for Seminole roundings, but an Al.l, NEW nun- <¡ County. Herida, is now u n a v o id - puny1 and produetiuit, the latest sbllj absent from * salti* S eventh iiml best songs, jokes aiilT dancing J adirisi Circuit at this the regular numbers to be bad. and *Li»h »eaof* the Circuit Court of son a little bit bigger and more d u b fill term 0 id Seventh Judicial Circuit in and orate effort to satisfy and merit the a This ♦ /or Seminole C ounty. Florida, it is liberal patronage received go* ordered adjudged nml deemed senso it’s a ttra c tio n is the newest and ó 1r.r Pigs Tails' W estern and Florida I t e e f that John C. Jones bo a n d ho is best M anager Coburn has ever ear-! % Lie Doef Liver 1 appointed us acting s ta te ried and his positive guarndtee of Loin S teak, Western Uc .llo alu u .Uut-U............................. attorney for the S uventh Judicial excellence s t a n d s behind u y « y —tick­ Klb Steak, Westen! ’* *\" Hoa»( W’e .tern Pork.L>20c ” * ^ rfiiiT o f the Sft’nf-’b f ' Florida in et purchased. They will ajipear at Loin Steak, Flu. * __ _ _ ,nd (or Seminole County, F lorida. the Imperial T h ea tre on Wednesday, Hound S te ak , Fla* Hr, the .odd. John C. Jones c o n s e n t­ J an u a ry 20th. Seven Hone Steak '1 2 spriii« 1 fi ml» M r - l r r n ing to the -aid n ppointem nt T Hone S teak ; Leu .'HIr -• Done, ordered, ad ju d g ed and d e ­ *»pi//irim tu in to, Chuck Steak Lon creed in »pen court at Sanford, FlorTile nn ■mirer» <if till* Pré» by tei i.t n l’ot Könnt 12 ■* u t h day of J a n u a r y , A. I>. j Kmleavor Soi let y ;t r«* urged to be Hegular Hoast IVi -Ii r n M util. 11 t 7 .IH il ! be jirt-i ! promptly I’rino1 Kih K im i 2'o Lei lliei-tliig 1"Itlkht J \ s W P K R K IN S . \ «*t* •re going lo .short Kill Iton -t 12 1' M i ’ t i n > |-i/rirr i* t u »n Judge o( the Seventh Jtnlieial C ir­ ha i ** t to* It »dl In Hnsket Kim »! i In t n.i i of 1he s-i ,i i«i , <iml y ou » . 1 cuit of i In- S tate of Florida. I .er man Fu u I,o,i»t John C. Jones here sworn in as rrgrut U very much if you are nut llarc k Done Hoast 1 Ir Force Meat Please talk iip th e Spi*teting «tate a tto rn e y for the Sev­ present. Nava Cuts Heef enth Judicial Circuit in and for liritict urn thi* afternoon and bring W estern Pork I6r Flu Fork Leg Seminóle County, Florida, full term , ail your fro nd,» with you itint \%«- • t:.c Lob niigl't have a large crowd pre»ent ♦ Loin Chops 1(15. 2 >i Si * Kijiiipn • lit ( 'or imr.it ion a ( or)«., | i • \ il «-.j «i .I ,. 1 , ¡. N.v LA.. y, A II sjiicr. Sr.. assum psit. — 0 4 4 0''-' i d -> i e -• A»-ee-.-A->ee A<*Í t l »Dot damage' ......... MW Final judgm ent r , j R c i v n r.-i I. I' W 1 .lb r V» K I. lo c judglla' 1 ' ,ft . f I U '■ III. , • L a. . . I iS I i.r . e t I ea| I arti, -d ’* a* re* l,i»i|.i.'1- It..i.k » ' Alido* Mori r. • , *• • n i i . 11 i w. i eoi >.i in. ,\ 11 e I iiea o* e a i d olii loi i t C». ire judgment sai If .i i i . » ' ** t '• . i M. ,• • to . . I Wri : sir . r *U- f t * . N '* t , , .1 ■ .1 Vi . , ¡ , o olia U i - , m i . » I • ia "Garnet .i- iinji'lt «l.emug**». » , i Oil ». .. ; -i. i Iolliin'i r. t ’ i ( i til • r Si i f near t Vier* a \ « iute w o u l d I m l. * i le - , i- ,1* » h ai a Non knit entered <>n motion <• FOR SATORDAY ONLY Î January 16, at the Sanitary Market This is the place for people to trade Don’t make a mis­ take. Come to tiie right place, opposite the Court House, where you get . nothing but selected meats. The place ' where it pays to pay cash. J O H N S T E M P E R , P ro p . P H O N E 351 l \ 9 \ b Il !' K-.n i- Sat f -r.| »I ai a - - Il III | i ' l t , V, 1, . ■ I II-] 1 1 'I i I l l a t’ * . !■ c o r i * I ti i n -t t ir .i••V. i ed I o. a Ä i. Armour S ta r Ham llreakfiist Dncon La t titilli Tfirosp.- regular .. . * " Fgg^. |rer do* Smoked Hluuter« Smoked Spare Rib» >oti|i I urttut *»* *«. ii m u ' ¡ibbagit i t l e » , M 11»t n r.1 l'ori ni*.il 1•:11■•r j.er lb \l-ple» g.....1 20r Die M iti-kerel Vii I’.irk >.,u».ige r.c 20i« 2U «D Srt íO OD tí rD D D V. M r. .'•■ *tiiii >j >-»i i Jude V . ■ \ , ' I t 111- f TI I"lute Sausage H a m burg Steak Salant Satlsitge . . . Sm«kei| I.iver Sausage S tar Franks Tam > lini Hacuii. -pia tal ¡IMPERIAL THEATER1’ ï Wed., January 20th 1 Ail l.mal AdverHsi'itifiilH I ntl er llii*> I lending 'll III KF. CK.NTS n Line For Karh Inserlion. Minimum »OOOÿO iuu ■ FOU RFNT o * • t ♦ $ 4 4 4 4 V4 4 4 4 4 4 4 « 4 4 4 0 0 -4 44*a<r FOU SALK C O B U R N ’S G REA TER ¡Mi n s t r e l s W WTK!) BcDut i f ul S c e n i c E n s e m b l e 044 4 <• o * . I I I. ’ V11 • . • | | j, ||a k a venti* If you wi»ll to »ell >our *>anford For Kent Uoom» with proper! V or exchange ti lor Cb-ve 7o! Kiilme'to land Itlun pro i.c-l -. m it.P .ii witli \\ m \\ • N• ' • V\ d | _, I u n i*h. •! lo ’ : liui'iiHon Klilg I !• *• ! i 't ..,,.,1, n r • IO- Ulte ■•r 1 .1ri II III,, r. 1 ’’ I Ibr board, 1*»-1f W anted lit.» man , t .- root I Work on lunn l«> voting Fxperienre on anrihren (a m i \ I \ I », I >• • l .i -r I lor ,1 , Meptune’s P a la c e , L a n d o f th e N y a d s ” ( A t the B o t t o m of the S e a ) l a . 1, - i h i I.' ft f. SIX BIG MINSTREL VAUDEVILLE ACTS 1 < . '] a INiT.UDINC TIIE IHCEKIAL MUSICAL HUSSARS !■! , !i * U . . . h»( A n d Ib o S c r e a m i n g F a r c e K, ,1 pit. •• I •• ■ V. r .1 . . .A <|l .. »V Enjlnh Sapper Describe« Attempt to g. l i n t. o *1 > , ■■t r Mn o\ • r V Fiupiir. N I II'» n g i .o tdi»' r> • "rd* w n h or Blow, Up Bridge In Face of Jroiii K H siiliug ( In j I "ti ,p a n I A :j if , I II |1 ill I lot ** I "I • pia» • r German«. ea»> term s s air. all ¡1 • i ■ • • e l _________ , no n i nr d l.iiipiui .it Iti r .i 11i ir t (gated I'in Row ing »».-;! I he ((,-ni h fiirnisljed room» for F e a t u r i n g T h o s e M e r r i e s t Moil of M o d e r n M i n s t r e l s y •tiler*. • .17-tie ! luml 14 mU »•■nru.l and jus« ready .» hoo»eke-Ping. 611 Oak Ave. !2-2tp »underfill retreat of the British from steri piantineYou i.u mnke 4hot _____ \l iinled ' fient h-men roomer i al CH A RLEY GANO and NICODEMUS GLYNN Mon» 1« ilenrrlbed by Sapper Wells of prtee of thè land tt.i.» via/* Il you p(lf Fivo room house nici I.'. Katt Fourth S’ P'-Mp tbfiltoynl Engineer», who passes light­ f „ r n j»|,e.l Kleetrie ligiiis. t e h - j ly over hi« own pari In nn extraordi­ wniit a imigain rull on i.w pi r. 2ii!i K. I iw n 1¡"Id handle It i l i P r i c e s 5 0 c , 7 5 c and $ 1 . 0 0 F ilth strie«. Sanfotd, H a h ; lueK „„d i,a rn . eideken y a rd an d i» 'im i nary net of heroism r 111,11 h.i»i -.ime b piovine | •r••| • A jijdy \V L. Harm y. •• o Icn "Our oftlrer asked for a man to go Fur Sale in Winter 4• . r. 1 rge g. ri • IP .it p •tv ¿It I Ile I il r.i id lilla C »Ith hint to blow up a bridge so that 2 story C room house, repainted.. Hobbia» __Ni »t ilo ti 1 »7 -ti tbo German« could not follow us, ‘and I went with him." said Wells. "Well, to blow up ft brlilgo wo uso r u - 7tp guncotton and a wire fu«o. It In safe Florida. nnough If you take your wire well X l'or Sale Five W inti W * .P-tte **ay, but Hds time It would not work Our men In running back hud stepped Cockerels »Uva I'm hard, K !• 2, on iho wire, am) «o we liad lo go near Sanford. •f to Iho bridge and try again. Even then J! would not net. so tbo officer ^ nntod— ........................... . W Work <>n (arm by reli«Id lo mo: Get out of the way. Wells. ^ n‘. rider, e N T . * , *1«- No; i n g0 wltlt you We . . ___ n ... .... , *» -10-41p »ero tho only two on tho bridge and t r r > ' I n * p *• '’ tho Germans were shooting ht us. but For Sabbur luck was In. • Overland T ouring Car, thoroughly j .AMERICA’S GREATEST SUCCESS 'Well, wo both lay down and I fired leu rounds at tho gun-cotton with my overhauled, good running order riflo and he did tho aamo with a pistol, Underwood Typew riter, No I hut It wouldn’t work. If It had wo first class condition. •hould both hsvo gono with IL so you One Oak Holler Top Desk, nearly | j **« what a shave wo had W'o mado p new. dive back and got some moro gunOne W alnut Flat Desk, old style.. cotioa and were making to have an­ One P lant Jr. Home C ultivator, other go when an officer ordered us practically new. K*ek. saying It was no use tryln* '* One P ainter Fertiliser Drill Supported by a Notable Company of Players, and the* -priRinal New York Liberty Theater Production Seven Darrels, for spraying m ut ores Make Sunflower Ueeful. Lot Hoes and other tool» n lL T : T 0trtvml JlOUbl> ln ,h r Thirty -five hundred C. libage ussiso provinces n6rth of the Cau- r . nll„ tho sunflower senrea other purIf you want a bargain in any of TELLS OF DEED OF DARING a . Bißgc^r B e t t e r T h a n E v e r ( barge L'T • etil». I ■■ * I < IF I ..II 111rw i, io I $ ó t I <r I I Miller ! I. ». .on \ ilb*. i*I-ï *~ I or lieiil Ini, i b* l'cdrooitt aiol HT-tit jr )o i , i \ t ■* :r »• *■ J I < il . I . Il . ■!........I 1*1 lid" 'I t,.i It I ;.l • rt ! o f Allot \gn Chem. Cu v» Brown, ri vil action, damage», $2,000. Judgment entered, J P Unito is. L S Fis lier. as. sumjoit diunage» (1(1)0 (III. <>11 nor tlun .nun..-I for plan, Vi l! take» to . Ille — • i .. r1 1 • r- li I DtDDtrrDtDDDDtD r J . A. (250.00 Judgment en tered. Amire.'i* \gri l ‘beni t ’o i o c Jxiía! lut I M <I 11 •(>. «rtlini nam .ces 12,nun ou W Souse, good (•urbe Sausage K nackw nr »t 1T i \\ d ■ ',*••• i r V t u Ir 5r -Sr Live Hens Roonters, live ‘ ..ni.-. I !, i i Mi» i • . * 22c C o u n try style Homo Made 25c C o u n try style Arm ours lk»c Smoked Fork Sausage . 25r «' ■*. •-» . > . .15r Liver ~5c I toneless Ham 1be .’»r I ’ li I - “ PAC1FICATING MEXICANNO” zr'y .'l: Von! « r , ; : x x x x ? t5 < x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x s x x x x x x x x x x x x íc x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x “ ^ IMPERIAL THEATER MONDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1915 Z With Elsie St. Leon as Polly . ornam entinggardens e*m ip*loj#erd®bU oaonil.ufaw isf ® oltchdIto ntn hia ekm cthuicrh eO A Real Circus on the Stage * huge golden blossoms. The the above rail on or a d d r e u C. C. W’oodruff, Sanford, Fla. ....... . inuHumtiuiti ui « P tad in cooking. Tho stem s and *» aro burned nnd tho Rshea used potash. U a t y ear tho sun■«ctoriea of the 40~4tf> Trained For Sale— Wholesale shipping fresh water fish businesk, iticiuding fish nets, fish b o ats nnd gasoline launches also fish house, etc, In»ulre of C. L. H M W A A A ¡re-tfc Uorses T IW V eJ] Acrobats Juggling Clowns Bare-Back Riders PRICES 75c, $ 1 .00 and $ 1 .5 0 r Rigger, Brighter and Better Than Ever CURTAIN 8:30 P. M. �L TH E SANFORD IIER/.LD LIFE OF SPY IS BRIEF ID FULL OF EXGITEMEN1 Notebook of Official in Franco Discloses Stories of Many Daring Feats. SHORT SHRIFT WHEN CAUGHT fl - $ “A T ake 'Moat Desperate Chancea and Usually Die With Back to W a ll— IfT a k e n ln Z o n e o fB a ttle T h e y Are Tried on the Spot. London—The*» note* were w ritten by n man engaged by tho nlllca In an official capacity, whoso duties con­ tinually called him from Faria to tho firing lines of the tlelglnq, Ettpl lidi nnd French, and wno thus has unusual opportunities of talking with tho notdler* and frequently seeing the buttle: Tho general an d Ida staff have es­ tablished th eir headquarters In a vil­ lage a few hundred yard* from th è iVrom- tho ttcm V .comes the roa^ oi,'heavy flrrtnnji nrv * (tilery b ro u g h t'tip during the night, from the west the duller sound of th e big guns of UrltlBh warships m aneuver­ ing four miles from the coast and do* Ing good work I have slept two hour* In n deserted fa null mine In company with three wounded Hrltlsh soldier* nnd a whining dog. evidently left be­ hind by his m aster in his flight A shuflllng of feet 111 lb« roa d w ay ntqj shouted order» -awaken me A squad of F r e n c h nuldirra led by a li e u ­ tenant I* gathered at the doac, around * two civilians, hands tied behind th e ir back*. Spies! Caught on top of a haystack within a hundred feet of the general's headquarter» T he y hail been In I h« I r- -*■*•*•*• ir^* w jw w PAGE TWELVE neighborhood for a w< ek, li gening fi od no mie knows T h e y refused to rpenk They seems, where had lieti! e!a»H«s,:ir«l rot« I» «k». ' ■■11 the number* of IT-m ll and Urn li n-gtments T h e names «r generili* nini numbers of batterle* »tre found burled In the liav On bolli men sewn tn the lining'- of 'lo !r cap*, w* t « p a s s e * through tho in e iu y'* line» nlgned hv one of'G eneral von K lu c k'n aide (le-earips Their (mu1 la »etti. i| tn advance. In­ terrogati d, they nelthi i make denials nor confession», Simply refuse tn apeak. Caught at eight o'clock, .they are tried ut b JO, a nroken table serv­ ing as Judge s ii«ii< h (or a colonel nini three captain» c a ll'd hurriedly itotn utaff heuilquatt'-r» St* Shots Hod Their Lives. A few qu<i*( tons to whirl! im .*nnwers a re forthcoming -a ghinee at I !:,* notebooks aulì plissé* f••11ti11 mi (lie prisoners and it I» over U u k of tho farmhouse are a poultry yard and de­ crepit stable Against the »table wall, eyes bandaged, hands tied, kneeling, tho two German* a re placed, the six poltllers- ten paces away The lieu­ tenant's sword In raised, six shot» mingle Into one. T he Ins of war Is carried out It is nine o rini k Such Incidents form a j>ait of <v< iv day conversation» in the comp» and trench»* on tin* tiring line If u »lo­ ia caught within tile zone of battle he U tried on the »pot, Gio trial consist­ ing of an examination of the*paper* and documents found ou the suspect, tho hearing of wltuessc* and of tho prisoner's defense. If no paper* or document* uro found and the wit­ nesses are not sufficiently unintuitive tho suspect is roleasvd or sent to Paris for further examination, according to the views of the commanding officer If a suspected spy Is caught outside tho battle zone, s ty In Faria, a lawyer la designated to defend him, and In t;lno cases out af ten ' tic. spy 1* found ' guITty, unti, uni«»» ho I» Froncb, in big Parisian wall paper factory. Ho whlrh rum' ho l» n tra ile r ami ilio», t» was German, every one know It, but olii) Hontitncod tu hard 1aix■r or itti- he wu» n good accountant. Under l>ri»on»«r In a fortrc*». < him worked 1mlf a dozen young Serve* for Country. Frenchmen. Two daya before tho dec­ A F rench cautiu>r-npylng syatcni laration of w a r bla consul had warned wlth hondquiirtrrs In Paris lina dono him lo leave Pari*—and he hail. Ills gond work in aoudlng tn n qulotor and. knowledge of French bad been used wo hopo, hotter world, »«verni hun* by Mu o111cera when ho Joined the Gordrod too-well informed Oermnipi. H n-j ftrn,y „ml |10 roluriii-d Thls Ilki* that of Germany'*, th« Fninrh or t Inn* Im* uluyi'fl giwtlzatlon la recruited among volun­ The last Is the heat. In Paris laut teer*. nil civilians None uri' paid In month, at the war department office*, any way and no other Incentive but to officers hurry In arid out, orderlies serve Franco Is offered them In this. ,iaMlt | | k,, t |„, W|n<i, generals and their way the government hna secured from stuffs discus» the campaign In tho all walks of life a good num ber of hallways, n young artillery officer, lieu­ men. anti even womeiY: fond of excite­ tenant of th e general »tnff, according ment. who are after neither gain nor to thu Insignia on bis collar, walks up honor, but who would nut stoop to and ddwn idly smoking. A captain auch work In time of peace. pusses by, nsks for a light for his Up to date a dozen o r ao of these ctgur, and remarks. “Nlco weather, unarmed soldiers have disappeared, lieutenant.“ No answer. The cap­ some prisoners, most have ended their tain, surprised, repeats hi* remark. lives, oyee bandaged, against a farm Tho lieutenant turns a wily. Angered house wall, IS German bullet* In their tho *u perl d r officer goes afte r him. bodies. Wlicn they started out II was Tho other runs toward a door wllh the- understanding that tha It's trtl o v er In a Jiffy. Friend Lieu French government could not recog­ tenant brought Into n private office, nize them lit case of trouble. Those answer» questions with an overtlii'Hint have died took a chance and lost. llhlnu accent, V h tch Is u trade mark. The '‘flyer” I* worth while, f o r a w eek Ho Is a . lieutenant all right, Imt in at counter-spying will often fuynltdt the Eleventh Hnvarlatt regiment. 11« more excitement than a mouth in the tins made t h e French war office his trenebe* headquarter» for over a week. Some The stories of spy chasing a re now of tho Faria papers got hold of tho Innumerable In Frcuch and Hrlllah story, which was, of course, c u t out army circlet Hero art» a few of the by the censor. most d ating attempt* made by the VWmana *Um.»-tUa beginning -<vT -the ON OUTPOST DUTY war: ®r |, _ 11 llirs° miles northeast of Parla. Tho house* are lu low, tho church steeple alone being visible at any distance T he German artillery bom bn riled H— for throe days, tho church and Its steeple alone, much lo the surprise of the inhabit­ ants, remaining untouched. Tho third night of th*; bombardment a French »entry saw a light front on« of the simili windows lugli up In tin* steeple i'll« gn rd was called, and Ilium men scut Into the tower, which had seemed to bcur a charm ed life. There a man w a s found. For throe days ni» lantern hail served Hie Gi r limns, who trained their guns n few [mints to the right arid lofi of the lu lit. cerium (heir shell» would »Irik« the town. T h e »p> was Janitor of t h e <ourthouae; luid been t«r four vinrs, .■nit ronf«»s.-d be w i-i u i« riunii liav ing be«n s«ni to H 1« lepurt icgu Skit mistier <>f tli« Ftcii* li art tn l.nly (o t!i> military uiiiliortlleH tn iicrtnti (lining outpost etigag-uii' -i.i Kv ritti tn ar ItWmiuIe Spy Poses as Priest. I wo »••nines g u a t i a ra ilw a y bridge near A----- . It is ten o clock at night. BURY 40.000 IN ONE GRAVE The \illnr« Is n lull«» away 'l l dav trulli* load <1 with Uriii»h and Fr<-m li Austrian Victims of Few Hours' 0»it tic Arc I n t e r r e d in T r e n c h truyips have passed over the hrtdr« F our Miles Long. A priest approaches the »entries, go Ing lo the next village, he says, lo givo Amsterdam llu- Vileuwt- I t e t l c r the rornm union to a d> .tig farm er I hsregurdlnK orders ttn> »■ nirl«t>, good d hum he i «ii.in' *tu«t'-■ i !• !'• r :t- in Filili «tti‘*(, allow the prie»! lo par» Ile t t . ill inn i i * ' - 1 'n, tli.it t 1' « ' disappears on the i.ilol »Id« of lit" Vtv .1 1 1- i' • i • i - ii tint l- d ill 'He d ay .m In lilge .'tliM' Ulv oil*- of Ilo- »entri«» ntt 1•• in »••<■* a fin hi t ol iiglii iitung Ho- ground .«III! 1• I, Gil yards away A noli m the spot I- lu: . «I V u I« • .ii li and III« good prie»! I» dial-v> t-d »looping .it the base Ilf oli« of Gin . I- . !!.' .1 WI r bridge uiclies T he »tick of dyna­ dir tn. a linttlc mite on the ground and blacketied tu ui I » fuse In Ills hand leave no doubt as to hi* Intention*. The sentries did ,not •'□attic of the K’«.” wait for a court-martial, but executed I. i i Ih Iiui T in' lutiti« I t tli« K » the ' priest*' on the »pot I’apcrr. found iiiiiiuiiiic«» till* I'ivtir«»» tin u u r »Idi on him proved him to be » captain In K of h oti tli 'lr sii!» K...^ur. Krupp a Hessian l lu r s a r s regiment and Kultur In a tri lli li n e a r t h e lle l gl a u b o r d e r , a few d a y s a g o A Jovial old i h a p , a f '{filler, c o m e s a l o n g wllh a b a s k e t f u l of j i e a r s T h e shout lug h a s stopped for a n h o u r o r bo , both sides needing u rest a fte r 12 hour* of uninterrupted lighting. A nu m b er of farmer* In tho region having refused to abnndon their home*, no ono questions tho farm er's presence a m o n g 't h e troops, and his basket Is soon emptied As they are given away tile f a r m e r is thanked all aruund and I» Just Iravlng wliiui ho | » grabbcil by tho thront Nuddonly by one of Ihe troopont, v\ Im half rhokt's Ins vlctlm betöre sboullng. " H ob a German. Ho vvtu» my bos» in Furls. And so U wa*. For 12.year« JoHuph H a b it hpd b e e a çhiuf accounLant In a VVi' y SHcutif 'tush.ind Clt'icct ’ ! ill gi'I'ig ' ■ It ;i my :.it-'i ■ d s name and use my own. »at., lit« l»:*y who had bvcom** Intrrcsti d in pi'll!tic*. “ Don't you think th at will ho likely to hurt hi» feeling»?-' "Oh. no. I've ngrei d to l«t cur (••!< ph->tu* ho ke|it In lit i limn ai d w. will <«. linn« to u*u hi» Initial» w!;«re we bavo l iir' ai.-iil llilng» clir.ri** il nt t'i« ' ^ ,ur,‘8 —1 ‘c-igo 11**ru11 ------------------Dally Thought. Itevi'iiR«*. nt Hr»t 1bought swi'«i. bit tur «re long back on Itself rei ells — m 0n J /N U A RY is „„ I 1903 :x . 1901 > = = < r 7* 1899 r = s I89Ö 1897 1896 19I4Ì The A P P E R S O N light 4-40 is an ideal five passenger car. It is a perfect combination of power, d u r­ ability, lightness, luxury and econo­ my; which cannot be found in any 1913 5 1912 1911 other line of cars. It is built by ther oldest and best builders of American gasoline cars. •Iris equipped with the best equipment that is known. Weighs 2580 pounds, is 40 horsepower, price SI850. . I In- A P P E R S O N c y l i n d e r , Uvc jiw l i n e h its fo u r sizes m ( ! »even p a s s e n g e r c .u s, p o w e r U0 I o rs c . p r ic e $1-183, $ 1 5 8 5 , 1910 1909' »¡ x 1908 15 n< $2200 am i $ 2 0 5 0 1907 PRICES K. O. IV KOKOMO, INI). • 1896 1 lie light *l-‘ 10’s arc at the Sanford ZZI 1906 Machine and Garage Co. 1894 1893 1905 ASK FOR DEMONSTRATION C. F WI LMAMS. \g u .t =/ EDWARD MU, KINS M , 1904' t VOU’tT /? eh in J I he II «il t I Ieri* is .1 1 1 nnpl- ti' mitili \ di < ( L tin p il mi ) ' tur 11*'.v I ■" i t . cU-iry ,»kiil <>r >. u n »■-it'il 11.1 \ 1 I l I 'ie*inij'le dignity and rare Ircamy of >r m 1» w illa| i ' j | to ) .j vvact her )<>u coutcm|i|ate the purxhtic, of a memorial for »«me departed loved one <r are imcrrvtrd in the purchase of a public monument. Artistic Memorials Marble and Granite IT'11y )firi 1■I rip« tkn»c ftt• n• | M% «j \, jfACtl(Jf,]y ,<ru > llu-odicd* <ul palH»u« «ill tcitlfy lo tbe men 1 ul uyf wuik. Writ« iof prk«§ aoJ (utlpArncultrt— aq of four fcquutmeati anJ «Ul tobc&Il j iletch for approval» Booklet of tleu'failrc«, THE CLARK MONUMENT CO. 1 Dural and Newnan Streets Jacksonville, Florid* Dulldlng depart man11 latoior and citertoe rile and ,tone w«k cfficUntlr kanJIol. A«k for inior¡nation and ««rimatca. Try a Herald Want Ad t o *) 11)ìir » .III ||I Ut . i . i ny ’ _ * 'il l a k r , liay <«r 1i v r r \ mi l u v »• ;i jKivvi't In s ti l " f i "ititm 1n* o r pL asiire am i m e n t is e x l n - i i i f i y »inali. TH E D ETA CH A BLE voti 1n:v m ust |n*ar ilio R O W 1). K. l!’.at jfivrs yuit iti« n et:. F e r r o BO A T c o nuti (iti 'ì t m ,iv itisi Tv MOTOR t l.iim tlii *i ■>ulii|i-tir« I m i ,iti»** i h r y li.tvi? all t h è ^i»)d 1» >iu 1s eli il»« liet T h y Ox'pcrienccU i xj i cr l » . w h o haV c b u lle u p I F erro power n nd rrp u f t a t i o n In t h è c u g i n e w o rld , l t T he rcMihs ynti get are Lduc lo u fluid» <1 p.roduct. xTry it yourìti}—t >Ly! Geo. H. Fernald Hdw. Co. 113 Oak Ave. HHHM’H MH iWvWv'rVA'rWvYiWiVrV1V1VVZ11W»VvWr’Ait MWMYAVn» •W.'i . W. SPENCER D E A- L E R - - IN - -HIGH GRADE B A KVE R Y GOODS ■ •We make anything known to the trade. Just received a 'll W stock of fruit cake supplies. Special orders filled fur unyiliinir 5 known in our line. Prompt delivery made anywhere in ' ity.. ; WE SOLICIT YOUR TRADE 111 P A R K A V t PHONE I0G V.WWMW' MR. B E R R Y 113 WEST FIRST STREET Will be A^enl for lb* NEW YORK LAUNDRY Lanadry Called for and Delivered Promplly ELSIE ST. : LEON AS “POLLY," IMPERIAL THEATRE, MONDAY, JANUARY 18th **•= ' iih : ^‘ LQ*.:-*’ i.uZ* - 1-___ A �THEY ARE COMING TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR FEBRUARY .irti, 4th, 5th and 6th, 1915 SS TH E SA N FO RD H ERA LD ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS //V ¿»ClN F ( J R D - Life In Woith Lining SANFORD. FLORIDA, TUESDAY. J \ NI \ m VOLUM E VI l«J. 1915 NO 4 . COAST LINE FIVER THE SEMINOLFFAIR CIRCUIT COURT IS ATHLETIC MEET A THE COMMISSIONERS THE SOUTHEASTERN HAD BAD WRECK CONTINUES TO GROW STILL GRINDING '■ FEATURE OF FAIR GRANT A FRANCHISE STATES IMPROVING <# I II PECULIAR a c c i d e n t p i l e d GREAT INTEREST IS BEING THE GRAND JURY FOUND SEMINOLE ATHLETES WILL SHOLJ WILL BUILD BSIDGE BUSINESS CONDITIONS ARE TAKEN BY PEOPLE AM, TRUE BILLS IN SEVBE IN COMPETITION FOR ACROSS ST, JOHNS t r a i n 92 SATURDAY BETTER THROUGHOUT OVER THE STATE ERAL (A S E S MANY PHIZES afterno on RIVER THE SOUTH Di'Und. J an . 18. Hill Simpson, u Birro fireman was badly injure^, a paM*'niter from Tampa n a m e d Mc1 ClflUnd was badly hurt a n d over a »core, of other pasengers on the Tampa Special Atlantic. C ount Line train No. 92 were badly sh a k e n up and received minor bruises w hen the I enrlne- » deadhead P u llm an , a day “ ’ , - - 1, and tw o passenker l a d e n Pullp g 5 » i track «ir m O S s \ junction S a t u r d a y afternoon a t 4:30The engine, while makiifg 40 miles per hour s tru ck n cow. T h e animal «at thrown against a pw itch with such force t h a t the lock was broken and the switch thrown open. The engine took one t r a c k and tV cars th e other. When t h e coujilinjr IirtAU- the engine was burled ijjjSn ihe truck and alm ost dcjfioljihed. A deudhead Pullm an, direri|y behind th e engine look t h e other uack and. careening, s p e e d fifty yirds ahead of the engine before finally leaving the trn rk ^ carrying »ith it the day roach following uud f *0 P u l l ma n s behind t l m d n \ • o.:i < Rail!* Torn Up and Twisted Itadl) All »1 the glasses in the font coach r* wen broken and (he pi- j-ng,lr H undreds of former residents of Sanford will visit their home town d u rin g the Seminole County Fan to be held at Sanford Feb. 3, 4, 5, 6, If th e present movement kee|e* up th e week will be the home-comers week for former residents of Sanford am i vicinity. T he fair headquarters are besieged with citizens who come .liocorno to th e offices seeking information nrmation . __ . . Court convened last F riday m orn­ ing. being called to order by Sheriff Hand. J u ry excused until 1! o'clock p. m. Grand jury here e n te r e d open court an d presented th e following in* diet men! j: S tate of Florida vs. Anderson SlrtUpyi entering aa Smiley, breaking breaking aa nn dd entering h0 u M _ no.,UUfx JbUle« x Friday, F ebruary 5th has been designated iis C hildren's Day lor the children of Seminole county during th e Seminole C ou n ty Fair to be held at Sanford. There will lie exercises in the morning, and «luring the afternoon the athletic program will be under oí Prof. KtUll. KzMI. These tth h e supervision of cvmvU j.ug^lu-t,.wil.U prog- ' r * * 1* a t t e n d a n t Attractions, fur .the p u r ­ pose of sending th e sntne_ to rela■tires and friends who contemplate a visit to Sanford this winter As one gentlem an puts it, " W e are expecting a v isit from relatives who formerly lived here and they have asked us when u would be mo t convenient bjr u» t>> Tun- t Invisi! paid it seems t" ii* w. should luiv«■ them .on,«, f.ur w«-«-k for Un-ii tile city will be .it Its best. Flic s tre e ts will he a big exposition and things of interest to see and show our friends '* T he idea has been e x ­ pressed in different words by scores who ..re rontniii ills . .tilt* . . t h. ( il. i e.i I tllaf t«T» Tin r. will ,i we I: •• ...| t*e. • I |t.l r l. " f .■1'IIT State of Fiorirla vsT C. IL ' Richardson, carnal intercourse with unm a n ie d female under 18 years of age; no tru e bill. S tate of Florida v*. itlair Hasty, uttering urged order for vaine, no t rue bill. State of Florida vs Ç C P atter -on pi tit larivnv no true lull s.’tal«’ ««( Fionda v \ 11 \ Coopley illas t -»pel.t io! hrt.ik-ug ai.d ■rii.-: mg a dwelling house, no true bill. S ta te of Florida \ s . George G or­ don, No. 3 aggravated assailli, a Kru,n ior ,h:" . ,,a>:’ nro •* iollow8: A further meeting is being planned, an d U is hoped th a t an interesting a n d unique exhibit will be made. w hielt may serve to acquaint the people of Seminole county with the excellent worki .. (hat Is being done tudi> )„.l u,l. PiitluM* >*t H e l»ll right .it the - Witch were lo r :. I I , ’ ..Ml tainted into )ior»c«httr *h:*J««l fPgitu' : --ughed through t he gr ■ lor y.ifd’ i'< lore coining i>. u ' l o p Two of tin* trucks of tI ip- i en ib r ■r I .<>i i »i n- t * r. p .1 s u I 1I1 -I Ml •'Oil I ' • (--i.il •1 . '*• V\ • i ' » 11. s i i .. r .1 , 11 • i • I ..ol to ................................. a u to parade and on Friday the sub- .tfi'i t tu­ «. mb r i rasIlt-.-t 11.1 .i t h> rnratali -lit!' Il wa » •!*■in i•fi» tn-ii t !.. roof «il tin- - abili «a» «ln*i-|M d to one *l«b- .ill* 1 an iii'iant Int-T F >• i,< tiiii»-r lì E lular • rnle-i 1 « h«-n I -• ' ! f u ■t III. thp n ( Mi* - . Imi t !Fi nw q. Ibi! I» TI. ft a» i .. i-y 1 ■ i r; 1h»* j nu .|i*l rw • . .( 1! i atm»» t b - ;. i•ml ri •n g irt . i.-.* Irg ma- - in. t-hril, In. lii-ail ! . . t. r 11 . ht* crii-l - : jur.-il tireinnti i ' • -r l«it«-r The * ins r I'll • 1• -1 1- ll*»' i Xi.«-*t •l 1.. •. rover [ruin hii» injurie». Erigiti«-IT K h i m o r iitiii-n E. Tolar i» on his run itjjuin .i i.'l h . b - I n ' - , « f ri .■ seem- nun«- tin- v.««r r l-if 1 i» nur r-iw rarajie Irnin ili ;i Ml, bugiti«*« r rolar .vi *i kl« brui -n mai. y :ie1"I- ■ ’ fif ip. I • ' I rti,fl> ■ . Ill- !. . > n. • ■ • 1 S tilb - of F lo rid a v G« Dr^i* (lo r ■ I - . • *b i- u i --g -i-l - -1w •H-11 t . ill- lull 1 H-.v ■ St.it- n -.'i-l .. , f. -«!!•■ :.:*«•• * til -- • -.r, . tr .* 1 -.1 i| > r * *t. V l i p . '■ . Ih 1 lu*.; STATE COMMISSION FO R H I G H WA Y S r . in t ­ is •it !* * U ltroi.il Si llool lum p, Pro d Jum p, Gritm- l ’ut ufo H.I •I* . minar Schon] ” Ib.V 1, H .’ •H' i Il,i (, 1 J "i i I 1 *• . t1 11. dial, a 1 1 . - «■' f *«i ' t .» t .9 1 . • > ' - • 1 - • I - l 1 " I • " H IU IIi -J- I •H ^ u ! •- . i«, ; ............: ••* I - . • ' * . i * »: « \ »’ i ,i « \ ■ i 1 1 »»nr K ilte r Iir-l«-r i ' - i r• •' i i in-.| t o o •■>*«*! mi I. ,i ni i «. i: t • i» \ i : t * »1 I,u ur-li, . Mi - Mln ** r * \%iii , . tw «»1 ( tiltil* ilti n*»t VV1 î 1‘Uf Î «1K* Î**r * I ........... -i •r . g under -Í of i th«* - ■- (--j law s id C o l u m b i a , e x e c u to r |t J- *i *, ' l i | - di*i the ol l s — -■ - ■ — aM j ri-1■ . «HI- i i-tirsi la >. J.i n 11 otnis«** to b 1 I |Vl. r I ■■ r. b.,- JS| Il iti I h e 1 INpiTli.t .i bi g g er at ira« ¡mu I Min-tr« I* i * ■■ r<-I«• ti Mi* OTHER i\t. N E W S O F I NT I .I M > T ii \ m ; s V 111 >V s m m Í n! To i, ." ling magnificent highways.1' . . * i •• r. • g i , i *t . ti r :■ i i ' li uri b b u i l d . \.i I_ t Vl-I I \ i f I, t. . I'.tVIll'g, « . I■i . . -i lumi b u i l d i n g , seti'-rs. flradentow n Chi ploy. Fla Fin , . ' I '*»- ■i rai timi , 1-1.1: ,*t «4 huv«* he«-n M * D I P o t her ■ : , s i , ; .1 - -I I - i n . *‘lurksIo -ti*-- t i n , V i .id * ■-.■ i . , - . - ll-i-l b id-ll ■g- » dl Ia- el i-i t*--1. Ti-. ■, lour o* w • i-ri-u.il¡or.* ■' i i *i - r hi -, m ■.. | j - 11 tni 1 - i ggre, -t f I I o n I .1 . - I ......... .. i/-.I during t be ti i-t-k m idi • oui , n i f i l o t br­ llruig- M 11r -b-iitown -id N i'lllìi b,* .it t i n s - 1.» iiiiliit.., l l o r i d a , and .Montgom­ ery county, .Mu bn mu: a g r ic u ltu r a l college bttildm g '. \ i belis, (ia I 1-Viid.i 1 u y , I !.t . I is eoiinty i »a , ’. « 1 i li* e « -m l TWO DIVISIONS FOR POS I OFFICES .! during the season. 1 - ■ ‘.U y m l « l a s h , G r a m m a r Columbus, Ga.. Jan. 13.— T h e I n ­ dustrial Index s a y s in its issue for this week: "Even th e first few days of th e year are furnishing evidence t h a t th e confidence of so u th e a s t business m en in tho pros pert* has a s u b a l l n (fit foundation. Hero are a few UlustralIve | toms t h a t poJnt to Iir0IJ>er. }jy; «>»•** - ve- n , ' > \* < >■ J'* "Shipping from the port of S a v a n T*™ wcekV U,K° . “ "'l ,C hai^ a n ..ShIppinK -­ Hagan very wisely derided to p o st­ nah has revived to such an e x t e n t pone action until the Volusia bo ard th a t in D ecernvber only ten les for­ could be heard from and in the event eign »hips sailed from th at port th a n th at their board would not meet the in December of 1913. Seminole board in a joint bridge to "A lum ber c o m p an y of IJ u itm an . grant Mr Shops the franchise, pro­ Mi»*., received orders in three d ays viding the rates were not too high. for a total of 100 carloads of h a r d ­ T he m ajority of the taxpayers of wood lumber "emiloile iiuinty are III favor u( It is s ta te d th at (lie o u t p u t s t allowing i In* cor pora i tort to build the July I, next, of tw o liosieiy mills of I I ridge, and us the \ oIumu board at | the meeting S aturday mudo it plain Columbus, Ga,, have been sold. "A m an u fa ctu rin g plant of M a ­ - « ^J that th e y had no intentjoh of build­ ing the bridge it w¡jü decided by the con. Ga., is m aking 87,000 dozen pairs of hose for French soldiers. board to g ia n t Mr. Sholtx tho Iran"A hi in her plnnt. which is o ne of chise to erect the bridge the birgist ol the kind m tin* vicitlflier. " -olili* dl-i a r s i . Ill r e l u ­ -••mi* liii* to lite rutes o( I ■ it III! it was j 11> of tjuiliiiun, Ga , lias been plnceti jin operation a fte r having been idle • .liter n i n e ! • *M C!• 1 l i a i a d o l l . i I -«■lire 11no* N 't ') \ ««filer (hmii 1 m spool for 150 ..1 l u t i l e ' 1«* iii <>l nit tun 'i-i-il meal Is being w i l l III* I wi t h lb •I tb tilled by an ml mill of T h o m p s o n , ! 1 I* •Id­ di..! ..Ii. r* Atruiigemcnls are being p e rfe c twho Use ibis (err) now ed (or t b ...... . of tbri-«- ruili t m u i butr nonn i (nr *.«ild - •• i I i--r i -I i >r • ;-«*el I v e ! ’ ■I t .1 ! bl I •,* n| ten 11 11g 11 - to *, -1 11 1111 i 111 t b i rt i n n d I! . a... 11 a n bum* 1 1.1 I a i-l I • llilb-a \ witii.r r\*»ofl I- to br e s ta b i t « e ii» n i I I u t I b e t w o iridi li-b-d ......... .i h 1 irol.i trait of (i 10 • 1 .1 1 1 e I* . , e r I t . ' . .1. - 1- nli,. i t .i - m*-t I i—ii pnri h:iS**d •I t •« I 1 ■ i- i* | - ■ -l \111 • 'Ota iii-l I I Ii 11 i M»u»«-r m ,i young n u n in >■ n - t--.i i oid m • x|‘<rieinv, n-aiii.g to F'orid.i -i I I *t tnanj > *. .,„*i. alter a n.o.t u»il.<l 1 liij» 1 .1 fit *»■'! career in California wttJi t h e Fruit Growers Exchange. Mr. ATu iihit •wat here prim arily to in vestigate I ni'i-x. juil«l da '1 • t conditions a n d !ntm some «-.»umale uiup-r n-<cut «bin ‘‘Tb«* Fioroltt 11 •<« r «i of tho celery crop with lie* view of a better distribution. Some idea ol l In tion has '"A'nn an * -'r ' ‘ ' vast sropi* of operations of the «..inpalgn b; tii.il -t - ii l-«di..li t Chose Co. can be gleaned w hen it is the connll ui tion •! more Itr t >ui;-*known that t h e y hud last sea so n til.i highways. S»»«!»•• of the object» of jobbers in - 3 5 markets a n d in 42 lb«* campaign a r e i s l"«"w rt " T o luvor, (o»ii r an«! I ..fiber tin •tales ia the Union and also hud eatablishm ent. «levelnpm- it ¡tn«i tnxrkeu in m a n y large cities in Cunm ainum aiice of i...to> ¡d. t o ‘ -«in •da. They expect to even t o p till» record this season and predict that ty a n d district h ig h w a y ' -m l good Florida celery will be sold in rntir* m uds every»'iu-re.’ ktU this year t h a t have novdr before • " T o secure the social, moral, com­ mercial, industrial, m atiriul. e d u c a­ had celery in car lots. Mr, Mouscr believes in a better tional am i personal benefits in the distribution of Florida p ro d u c ts and s tate of Florida, which will follow in firmly believes also in th e Florida the tra in of easy a n d Iree intercom­ grower* keeping close tab on mar* m unication and tra n s it between the „*t,t 5®nditJons,.arranging"'shipm ents centers of populntibh and the great ” possible to prevent gluts in*" the productive areas, of this slat«* " T d advocare wise, equitable and t^rkets and scattering their ahipn)ePU. H e 'la engaged in th e sum practical road legislation. “ T o urge the adoption of a com­ ®*r.thot^jia in opening up new mur, r id has found ^htt th e r e are prehensive and efficient plan o( a d ­ 5 7 * twt> h u n d re d cities in the m inistration th a t will improve, main­ United States t h a t have a p o pula­ tain n n d unify as one complete sys­ tion of 25,000 thus d em onstrating tem th e public thoroughfure* of th e lhat the m an who markets Florida c o u n t r y —to thnt en<i that there produits must he on the job ull the shall be secured national, stale and tne to obtain the proper d is tr ib u ­ district highway systems. tion. " T h e association has secured the Chise & Co. shipped-the first car services of a good toads exp«*rf who 0 «lery t|tii aeaaon from fho Man- will assist in forming city, town and •tee section o n December 31at and com m u n ity good roads organiza­ ‘ hipped three cant from th a t tions a n d in o th e r wdrk in connec­ ■«tion this season. This celery net- tion w ith tho m ovem ent. “ T h is campaign U in lino with Y r the P ow er* *1.25 f. o. b* a n d if Somo of • markets a r e not crowded a t the F lorida's progreaalvcneas. [>oing of t h e big m o v em en t Mr. Ita counties have been, and are, con­ took« for good prices t o pre- s tru c tin g brick p av e d roads, provid- ' \ ' ! 1 r.w at ■ . « • ! ' . « 1 . P* ' i i ■] i i. i I I .lUil a .; _ N ■ I 1 111 ' ; >i* i«:M f ih -i- gr*-i* .t t rm 2 1 .. \ V i * ' 1 H il- ■ .* ii . r r n -1 (• :....! ■ b r t* s.»t ig* i i'-i.-- blM i 1. ..! 1 I--* 11 N » - . 11 Popular S a le ' .Manager Anni’ig t hi* prnimni - ' - (•• ■ 1 * tin* nt . io ,',.t .rii.ij - V* i « Mnw*> v ■ • 1 • Ull ! Itoj ", Kui.t.iiig Sebo«.! Hoys. .1, Running .Irin- bill hen rm vr.i ,1 . i neaping .i not her time ¡mm *1 .' tec incii curtain dcutli. .S'liOUI.D MAM'. ( ( I M EIME I) • The passengers injured h a v e re­ E H OR I 1 O l t (.ODD ceived medical treatm ent a n d arc ROAD' not seriously injured. • K* enls [ mar I iti f. C b y their seliOols. The Volusia boartl of county com ­ missioners met with the Seminole county board in the court house here lust S a tu rd a y relative to the build­ ing of a bridge across the St. Jo h n s river at Monroe or Hardin's ferry. T h e m a tter of allowing Michucl S hoilt and associates a franchise to build this bridge was nrougnr brought uu pp at at »"«K - was -1^9 ■ t • t ii \ ..l'.-i I H M - •- -.gl * l 'al la* Ft I .ii ti - i .-liti g , ! ‘ i« i l - ■! i-ib-gi- «|o- M j . . v u g. 1ainj-a, ..-ii« 'y . i la . ; Fla . i . . . . i rn d u c t . Lu k»on i ill«*, h la " I n d u s t r i a l ’ p la n ts will bp ek tab rituiii t o c o n i m i ri'lu riii i I 1. i - i I>\ tr prestige «>1 ll:-h«-«l a* follows "Flour am) gn»t mills. C lin to n , « MI - MI K ........... 1«11|1-I,||..I I--1I «»I tbi —11 T*• ri-i I o p e n "Mill Ed in un*l nini I ion no-, S. ( n ini I '-«»I "lbI ». j- ' n u l l 11 i 1 very I, -I «in • iiol'i not f e .ii b i III.« ! , |i« I-., .* 11,.- * ,.i. t « «i -I In «om* H-. 1 - *. ' I - lu m in i plant, H u r t s ll> reu J-I-* 1b i mirt " l- r- -' Inn««. M. h ... t - r n fac to ry. Pensn.« u i! l ut i ili» be rg-ll ! i-iilu. Ila . hot i i. -i g plant, C lin to n , i i di 111 I t. -I i n* r * Till» tine» not nil all, how ever, ‘i ll«* i mi r t lu re ilrcw «‘¡gitil i I. ■1 t b e pillili« o Ij . - il l l iiit tin- :i"i»t.mt pn»t innstei* W ifi \la , Hour mill, Vi«lalin, Ga. An ico Mi l u l l i n ' (ruin tin* j ury b o x t o sr-rn* f-•■ j I««»«- «mi ••ntin i> I I - y art* u m ie r and ele. trir i-o in pan y lins been i n ­ -i i i -i - • -i ui m a l i a g«-r n lit juror» 1«t lln* »i/m.-l wi-i-k 1 til.* f - i l l i ’-u* r» i» art a f t l - t in lu-r n' !»' 14' 1*J •n i l '«'fvice und can not be ili«ims»< <i coi pnratcd ut M anning, ‘S. t '. ; n 1 19 1 5 , a n d r le r k of m arble company a t ten u . January |n*retiipi«>ril> frnni l iii 'Ii S um '» «-m- gru i itti- and b.i < corni- In pjeii »•' 11» U, 1 1II Ihune. Ga . and a 5300.000 fish u n d ib-r«*«l t" ¡ " i n ' venir«« I««r s a m e j-loy m i-ii1 . Acenriling «■> j I aim n Muon, of in* manuliii’i uring com pany at P e n ­ Tb«* t-t«* alt ««rney, b u y i n g «•alb-«l 1 l u t i m i i» «-xpei t«--l I-riflU F 1 tinhim»*- p o 'to tlii........... who sa« «du, Fla.” I hi* « m u t » a t t e n t i o n t o t h e tact t hat I lili«" w e e k (rmu 1 «el r o n . » in*r«■ h** i*» irariieij the legislation and y^ith lb«* a t t e n d i n g ( III- lug «-«m v «-illuni ui i hi* ■ ii-parfmeiit's belji* pilotiol il tlirough as a courageous th in g to do u n d e r for the second week ol this t**rm ««( | (fj^^ributors of fruYii un«l v»-g«*tnbl«-» house tin* n»'i»tiint postm asters the circum stances a n d one can h e a r court will be insufllcient lor the tri.il are to be taken cafe of III such posi­ predictions t h a t it will lose him 7 5 ,of the caws coming on to be heard during lh«* said second week ol said »on, -receiving stolen goods, a true tions as the postmasters may «lesig- 000 coloreti votes if he over runs for nwte term of court nnd it app e arin g to tin- hilt. the presidency. The olllcea, are to bo Recognized court th a t by reaion of challenge or Senator Kern of In d ian a , the D e m ­ S ta te of Floriilu vs. D. \V. Currie, otherwise th n t tho-jitfroni so drawn whose other nml C hristian nanu* is on w hat is known as the "tw o» ocratic leader, who also V9tcd to e x ­ and sum m oned will be insufficient to the grand jury unknown, muriii-r livision" plan, which means a divi­ clude negroes, does not think t h e r e sion of finance und a division ol is any foundation for talk of r e p i i for the trial of the cases coming on to in the first d«*gri*e, a true bill. he heard d u rin g ' the said second S ta te of Florida vs. Juke Way- mails. T he post mast era may des Ig­ sals by the colored race on S e n a to r nat«» the assistants us superintendent floral« or any one else who voted for week of said term of court, there­ m an, |«etit larceny, a true bill. fore the nam es of seventy-six jurois T h e clerk ia hereby ordered to of cither division, or he may assign tho exclusive a m e n d m e n t. Those who Indulge In such tn lk were then a n d there d raw n by the transfer tho above styled cause to him to a clerkship in the office or court from the jury box, as a d d i­ the county judge'» court of Seminole the assistan t m ay even be (runs- do not know the ta m p e r of the tjolortional petit jurors vfor the second county, Florida. (erred to some ofther ollice. R e te n ­ ed people of tho United States,” said week of said t o r n y o f court. The G rand jury here |ire»ent«*(1 their tion in the" service does not mean re­ S««nator Kern. " T h e immigration to ileputy nh«-riIT ami d e p u ty clerk ol g«-n**ral jirrsentm ent and requested tention nt equal rank and salary. tin* United S ta tes consists chiefly ol »aid court then ami there l»eing th a t sunn* lie read in open court and The assistant m ay have to take a Jnmaicun negroes, who have been present at the drawing of said juror» published and the court so ordered. clerkship at very much reduced sal­ em ployed on tb«* !’anam a canal a n d and clerk orilcred to issue venire lor who are now com ing to the U n ited T he graml jury, ««n being askeii ary. S enator llorah ui Idaho who has S tates to tak e a w a y the jobs of ne­ same. by the court if they had completed Tho grand Jury here entered open thoir labors answeretl in tho allirm- often been mentioned ns a presiden­ groes in this cou n try . Our negtocs i^jve. Whereupon the court, after tial possibility, surprised everybody do not w ant theii jobs taken a w a y court and presented the following: S ta te of Florida vs. J . L . -Walker, thanking them for their diligence by voting for the am en d m e n t to the from thepi. T h e y do not want n n y thoy had shown in the discharge of im m igration , bill w hich the sean a te more im migration of blacks to th is em bezzlem ent, no truo bill. S ta te of Florida vs. H e n ry Miller, their duties discharged them for the adopted, excluding (tom the U nited cou n try and I will venture to state States in the fu tu re members “ of t h a t , as a whole, they a p p r o v e , breaking a n d entering dwelling, no term . C o u rt adjourned until J an u a ry 18, tho African ‘or black race.” Some of ra th e r th a n disapprove, the exclusion tru e bill. the se n a to r's friends characterize this am en d m e n t." 1916, a t 10 o'clock a. m. .. " * *77 ’ 4 S ta te of Florida vs. King S. John’ • ,C ' ' * i■e !■t n! ■11u . .» t i ilo city Mi*.i ,i rn t o lb r .. Id«l.lnril Ill In r H H will !**-«* In-« ;«ib .!• I loruia In a» much C» this � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1915 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 15, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 15, 1915; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ec33ec57d33bd06cffb0df4d8022c68a.pdf 67054195f042af0c2c5c019fff445f8f PDF Text Text T H E SA N FO R D IIE R /.L D PAGE TW ELVE L LIFE OF SPY IS BRIEF ID FULL OF EXGITEMEN1 Notebook of Official in Franco Discloses Stories of Many Daring Feats. SHORT SHRIFT WHEN CAUGHT lf - $ “A I r- -*■*•*•*• ir^*wjww Take 'Moat Desperate Chancea and Usually Die With Back to Wall— IfTakenlnZoneofBattleThey Are Tried on the Spot. L o n d o n —T he*» note* were w r itte n by n man e n gaged by tho nlllca In a n official capacity, whoso duties c o n ­ tinually called him from Faria to tho firing lines of th e tlelglnq, Ettpl lidi nnd French, a n d w no thus has u n u su a l o p p o rtu n itie s of ta lk in g with th o notdler* and fre q u e n tly seeing the b u ttle : Tho g e n e ra l a n d Ida staff h a v e e s­ tablished t h e i r h e a d q u a r te rs In a vil­ la g e a few h u n d r e d yard* from t h è iVrom- tho ttc m V .com es th e r o a ^ o i,'h e a v y flrrtnnji nrv * (tilery b r o u g h t 't i p d u rin g the n ig h t, from th e w est th e d u lle r sound of t h e big guns of UrltlBh w a rsh ip s m a n e u v e r ­ ing four miles from the coast and do* Ing good work I h a v e slept tw o hour* In n d e se rte d fa n u ll mine In c o m p a n y with th r e e w ounded Hrltlsh soldier* nnd a w hining dog. evidently left b e ­ hind by his m a s t e r in his flight A shuflllng of feet 111 lb« ro a d w a y ntqj shouted order» -awaken me A squad of F re n c h nuldirra led by a lie u ­ te n a n t I* g a th e re d a t the doac, a r o u n d * tw o civilians, h a n d s tied behind t h e i r back*. Spies! C a u g h t on top of a h a y s ta c k within a h undre d feet of th e g e n e ra l's h e a d q u a rte r» They hail be e n In Ih« neighborhood for a w< ek, li seem s, g e n in g fi od no mie knows w here They refused to rpenk T h e y had lieti! e!a»H«s,:ir«l ro t« I» «k». ' ■■11 the number* of IT -m ll and Urn li n-gtm ents T he n a m e s «r generili* nini n u m b e rs of b a tte rle * » t r e found burled In the liav On bolli men sew n tn the lining'- of 'lo !r cap*, w*t« passe* th ro u g h tho ineiuy'* line» nlgned hv one o f 'G e n e r a l von Kluck'n aide (le-earips T h e ir (m u1 la »etti. i| tn advance. In­ te rro g a ti d, they nelthi i m ake de nia ls no r confession», Simply refuse tn apeak. Caught at eight o'clock, .they a r e tried ut b JO, a nroken table serv­ ing as Judge s ii«ii< h (or a colonel nini th r e e captain» c a l l 'd hurriedly itotn utaff heu ilq u a tt'-r» St* Shots Hod T h e ir Lives. A few qu<i*( tons to whirl! im .*nnwers a r e forthcom ing -a ghinee at I !: ,* notebooks aulì plissé* f••11ti11 mi (lie p riso n e rs and it I» o v e r U u k of tho fa rm h o u se a r e a poultry yard and de ­ crepit stable Against th e »table wall, eyes bandaged, h a n d s tied, kneeling, th o two Germ an* a r e placed, the six poltllers- ten paces aw ay T he lie u ­ te n a n t's sword In ra ise d, six shot» mingle Into one. T h e I n s of w ar Is c a rrie d out It is nine o rini k Such Incidents form a j>ait of <v< iv day c onversation» in th e comp» a n d trench»* on tin* tiring line If u »lo­ ia c a u g h t within tile zone of battle he U tried on th e »pot, Gio trial c o n s is t­ in g of a n e x a m in a tio n of the*paper* a n d d o c u m e n ts found ou the suspect, th o h e a rin g of w ltu e ssc * and of th o p ris o n e r 's defense. If no paper* or docum ent* uro found and the w it­ n e sse s a r e not sufficiently unintuitive th o su sp e c t is roleasvd or sent to P a ris f o r f u r th e r e x a m in a tio n , according to th e views of the c om m a nding officer If a su sp e c te d spy Is cau g h t outside th o b a ttle zone, s t y In Faria, a law yer la de sig n a te d to defend him, and In t;lno cases out af ten ' tic. spy 1* found J / N U A RY is „ „ ' guITty, unti, uni«»» ho I» Froncb, in w hlrh rum ' ho l» n tr a i l e r ami ilio», t» olii) Hontitncod tu h a rd 1aix■r or ittil>ri»on»«r In a fortrc*». < big P a risia n wall paper factory. Ho was G e rm a n , every one know It, but he wu» n good accountant. U nde r him w orked 1mlf a dozen young Serve* for Country. F renchm en. T w o daya before tho dec­ A F r e n c h cautiu>r-npylng syatcni laration of w a r bla consul had w arned wlth h o n d q u iirtrrs In P a r is lina dono him lo le a v e Pari*—and he hail. Ills gond w ork in aoudlng tn n qulotor and. knowledge of French bad been used wo hopo, hotter world, »«verni hun* by Mu o111cera when ho Joined th e Gordrod too-w ell informed Oermnipi. H n - j ftrn,y „ml |10 roluriii-d T hls Ilki* th a t of Germany'*, th« F n in r h or t Inn* Im* u l u y i ' f l giwtlzatlon la recruited a m o n g volun­ T he last Is the heat. In P a ris laut teer*. nil civilians None uri' paid In month, a t th e w ar d e p a rtm e n t office*, any w ay a n d no oth e r Incentive but to officers h u r r y In arid out, o rd e rlie s serve F r a n c o Is offered th e m In th is . ,iaMlt | | k,, t |„ , W| n<i, generals and th e ir way th e governm ent hna se c u r e d from stuffs discus» the cam paign In tho all w alks of life a good n u m b e r of hallways, n young artillery officer, lie u­ men. a n ti even womeiY: fond of excite­ tenant of t h e general »tnff, a c c o rd in g ment. w ho a r e after n e ith e r gain nor to thu Insignia on bis collar, w alks up honor, but who would nut stoop to and ddwn idly smoking. A c a p ta in auch w ork In time of peace. pusses by, n sk s for a light for his Up to d a te a dozen o r ao of th e se ctgur, a n d re m a r k s . “Nlco w e a th e r, unarm ed soldiers have disa p p e a re d , lie u te n a n t.“ No answ er. The cap­ some p riso n e rs, most have e n d e d th e ir tain, s u r p r is e d , repeats hi* re m a r k . lives, oyee bandaged, a g a in s t a farm Tho lie u te n a n t turns a wily. A n g e re d house wall, IS German bullet* In their tho *u perl d r officer goes a f t e r him. bodies. W licn they s ta r te d o u t II was Tho o th e r r u n s tow ard a door wllh th e - u n d e rsta n d in g th a t tha It's trtl o v e r In a Jiffy. Friend Lieu French g o v e rn m e n t could not recog­ tenant b ro u g h t Into n p riv a te office, nize th e m lit case of trouble. T hose answ er» q u e s tio n s with an overtlii'Hint ha v e died took a c h a n c e a n d lost. llhlnu a c c e n t, V h t c h Is u tr a d e m a rk . The '‘flyer” I* w orth wh ile , f o r a w eek Ho Is a . lie u te n a n t all right, Imt in at counter-spying will ofte n fuynltdt th e E le v e n th Hnvarlatt regiment. 11« more e x c ite m e n t than a m o u th in the tins made t h e F re n c h w ar office his trenebe* he a d q u a rte r» for over a week. Som e The sto r ie s of spy c h a s in g a r e now of tho F a r ia p a p e rs got hold of tho Innum erable In Frcuch a n d Hrlllah story, w hich was, of course, c u t o u t arm y c ir c le t Hero art» a few of the by the ce nsor. most d a tin g a tte m p t* m a d e by the VW mana *Um.»-tUa beginning -<vT -the ON OUTPOST DUTY war: ®r | , _ 11 llirs° miles no rth e a st o f Parla. T h o house* are lu low, th o c h u r c h steeple a lo n e being visible a t a n y d istance T h e G erm an artillery bom bn riled H— fo r throe days, tho c h u r c h and Its s te e p le alone, much lo th e su rp rise of th e in h a b it­ ants, re m a in in g untouched. Tho th ird night of th*; b o m b a rd m e n t a French » e n tr y saw a light front on« of the simili windows lugli up In tin* steeple i'll« gn rd was called, and Ilium men s c u t Into the to w e r, which had se e m e d to bcur a c h a r m e d life. T h e re a m a n w a s found. F o r th ro e days ni» la n te r n hail se rv e d Hie Gi r limns, who tr a in e d th e ir g u n s n few [mints to th e right arid lofi of the lu lit. c e riu m (h e ir shell» would »Irik« th e town. T h e »p> was J a n ito r of the <ourthouae; luid been t«r fo u r v in rs, .■nit ronf«»s.-d be w i-i u i« riunii liav ing be«n s«ni to H 1« le p u r t icgu Skit mistier <>f tli« Ftcii* li a rt tn l.nly (o t!i> m ilitary uiiiliortlleH tn iicrtnti (lining outpost etigag-uii' -i.i Kv ritti tn ar ItWmiuIe Spy Poses as Priest. I wo »••nines g u a t i a railw ay bridge n e a r A------. It is ten o clock a t night. BURY 40.000 IN ONE GRAVE T h e \ illn r « Is n lull«» aw ay ' l l dav trulli* load <1 w ith Uriii»h and Fr<-m li A ustrian V ictim s of Few H ours' 0»it tic Arc I n te r r e d in T rench truyips have passed over th e h rtd r« F o u r Miles Long. A priest a p p r o a c h e s the » e n trie s, go Ing lo the n ext village, he sa y s, lo givo Amsterdam llu- Vileuwt- I t e t l c r th e rornm union to a d> .tig f a r m e r I hsregurdlnK o r d e r s ttn> »■ nirl«t>, good d h u m h e i « i i . i n ' * t u « t ' - ■ i !• !' • r :t- in Filili «tti‘*(, allow the prie»! lo par» Ile t t . ill inn i i * ' - 1 'n, tli.it t 1 ' « ' Vtv . 11 1- i' • i • i - ii tint l- d ill 'He d a y disappears on the i.ilol »Id« of lit" .m In lilge .'tliM' Ulv oil*- of Ilo- »entri«» ntt 1•• in »••<■* a fin hi t ol iiglii iitung Ho- ground .«III! 1 • I, Gil yards a w a y A n o li m th e spot I- lu: . «I V u I« • .ii li and III« good prie»! I» dial-v> t- d »looping .it th e base Ilf oli« of Gin . I- . !!.' .1 WI r bridge uiclies T h e »tick of d y n a ­ d ir tn. a linttlc m ite on th e ground and blacketied tu ui I » fuse In Ills h a n d leave no doubt a s to hi* Intention*. T h e se n trie s did ,not •'□attic of the K’«.” w ait for a c o u rt-m a rtia l, but e x e c u te d I.ii IhIiui T in' lutiti« I t tli« K » th e ' priest*' on th e »pot I’apcrr. found iiiiiiuiiiic«» till* I'ivtir«»» tin uu r »Idi on him proved him to be » c a p ta in In K of h oti tli 'lr sii!» K...^ur. Krupp a Hessian l l u r s a r s regiment and Kultur In a tri lli li n e a r the llelglau border, a few days ago A Jovial old i h a p , a VVi' y SHcutif ' tush.i nd Clt'icct ’ f'{filler, com es along wllh a b a sk e tfu l ! ill gi'I'ig ' ■ It ;i my :.it-'i ■ d s of jie a rs T h e shout lug ha s stopped n a m e and use my own. »at., lit« l»:*y for an hour o r bo , both sides needing u r e s t a f t e r 12 hour* of u n i n te r r u p te d who had bvcom** Intrrc sti d in pi'll!lighting. A n u m b e r of farm er* In th o tic*. “ Don't you th in k th a t will ho region ha ving r e fu se d to a b n n d o n th e ir likely to hurt hi» feeling»?-' "Oh. no. home*, no on o q ue stions th o f a r m e r 's I've ngrei d to l«t cur (••!< ph->tu* ho presence a m o n g 't h e troops, and his ke|it In lit i limn ai d w. will <«. linn« b a sk e t Is soon em p tie d As th e y a r e to u*u hi» Initial» w!;«re we bavo l iir' ai.-iil given away tile f a r m e r is th a n k e d all llilng» clir.ri** il nt t'i« aruund and I» Just Iravlng wliiui ho | » ' ^ ,u r ,‘8 —1 ‘c-igo 11**ru11 grabbcil by th o thront Nuddonly by -------------------one of Ihe troopont, v\ Im half rh o k t's Dally Thought. Ins vlctlm b e tö r e sboullng. " H o b a Itevi'iiR«*. nt Hr»t 1 bought swi'«i. bit G erman. Ho vvtu» my bos» in Furls. tu r «re long back on Itself rei ells — And so U wa*. For 12.year« JoHuph m 0n H a b i t hpd b e e a çhiuf accounLant In a I 1903 :x . 1901 > = = < r 7* 1899 r = s I89Ö 1897 1896 19I4Ì T h e A P P E R S O N light 4 -4 0 is an ideal five passenger car. It is a perfect c o m b in a tio n of pow er, d u r­ ability, lightness, luxury an d e c o n o ­ my; w h ich c a n n o t be found in an y 5 1912 1911 other line of cars. It is built by ther oldest and best builders of American gasoline cars. •Iris equipped with the best equipment that is known. Weighs 2580 pounds, is 40 horsepower, price SI850. . I In- A P P E R S O N l i n e h its fo u r sizes m ( 1910 1909' »¡ x cylinder, Uvc jiw! »even passenger c.us, power 15 n< 1908 U0 I orsc. price $1-183, $1585, $2200 ami $2050 1907 P R IC E S K. O. IV K O K O M O , IN I). 1896 1913 1lie l i g h t *l-‘1 0 ’s a r c a t t h e S a n f o r d • ZZI M a c h in e 1906 and G arag e Co. 1894 1893 1905 A S K FOR D E M O N S T R A T IO N C. F W ILM A M S. \g u .t =/ E D W A R D M U,K IN S M , 1904' t V OU’tT /? eh in J I he II «il t I Ieri* is .1 11nnpl- ti' m itili \ di < ( L t i n p il m i ) ' tu r 11*'.v I ■" i t . i .in y ’ _ cU-iry , »kiil <>r > . u n »■ -it'il 11.1 \ 1 I l t o *) 11)ìir » .III ||I Ut . * 'il lakr, liay <«r 1ivrr \mi luv»• ;i jKivvi't Insti l"f i "ititm1n* or pLasiire ami ment is exln-iiifiy »inali. THE DETACHABLE voti 1n:v must |n*ar ilio R O W 1). K . l! ’.a t jfivr s yuit iti« n e t:. F e r r o BOAT c o nuti (iti 'ìt m,iv itisi Tv MOTOR t l.iimtlii *i■>ulii|i-tir« Imi,iti»** ihry li.tvi? all thè ^i»)d 1»>iu1s eliil»«lietThy O x 'p c rie n c c U i x j i c r l » . who haVc bulle up I Ferro power nnd rrpuf tation In thè cugine world, I 'ie*inij'le dignity and rare Ircamy of >r m 1 » wi l l a | i ' j | to ) .j vvact her )<>u coutcm|i|ate the purxhtic, of a memorial for »«me departed loved one <r are im crrvtrd in the purchase of a public monument. Artistic Memorials Marble and Granite IT'11y )firi 1■ I rip« t k n»c ftt • n• | M% «j \, jfAC tl(Jf,]y ,<ru > llu-odicd* <ul palH»u« «ill tcitlfy lo tbe men 1 ul uyf wuik. Writ« iof prk«§ aoJ (utlpArncultrt— aq of four fcquutmeati anJ «Ul tobc&Il j iletch for approval» Booklet of tleu'failrc«, THE CLARK MONUMENT C O .1 l t T he rcMihs ynti get are Lduc lo u fluid» <1 p.roduct. Dural and New nan Streets Jacksonville, Florid* Dulldlng depart man11 latoior and citertoe rile and ,tone w«k cfficUntlr kanJIol. A«k xTry it yourìti}—t > L y ! for inior¡nation and ««rimatca. Try a Herald Want Ad Geo. H. Fernald Hdw. Co. 113 Oak Ave. HHHM’H M H iWvWv'rVA'rWvYiWiVrV1V1VVZ11W»VvWr’A it M W M YA Vn» •W.'i . W. SPENCER DEALER - - IN - -HIGH GRADE BAKERY V 5 G O■O D S •We m a k e a n y th in g know n to the trade. J u st received a 'll W sto c k o f fruit cake supplies. Special orders filled fur unyiliinir know n in our line. Prompt delivery m a d e anyw here in ' i ty .. ; WE S O L IC IT Y O U R T R A D E 111 P A R K A V t PHO NE I 0G V .W W M W ' MR. B E R R Y 1 1 3 W EST F IR ST STREET W ill be A^enl fo r lb * NEW YORK LAUNDRY Lanadry Called fo r and Delivered P rom plly ELSIE ST. LEON AS “POLLY," IMPERIAL THEATRE, MONDAY, JANUARY 18th : **•= ' iih : ^‘ LQ*.:-*’ i.uZ* - 1-__ _ A �THEY ARE COMING TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR FEBRUARY .irti, 4th, 5th and 6th, 1915 ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS S S TH E S A N F O R D H E R A L D //V ¿»ClN F ( J R D - L ife In W oith Lining SANFORD. FLORIDA, TUESDAY. J \NI \ m VOLUME VI II l«J. 1915 NO 4 . COAST LINE FIVER THE SEMINOLFFAIR CIRCUIT COURT IS ATHLETIC MEET A THE COMMISSIONERS THE SOUTHEASTERN HAD BAD WRECK CONTINUES TO GROW STILL G R IN D IN G '■ FEATURE OF FAIR GRANT A FRANCHISE STATES IMPROVING <# I PECULIAR a c c id e n t p il e d 92 S A T U R D A Y t r a in afternoon Di'Und. J an . 18. Hill Simpson, u Birro fireman was badly injure^, a paM*'niter from Tampa n a m e d Mc1 ClflUnd was badly hurt a n d over a »core, of other pasengers on the Tampa Special Atlantic. C ount Line train No. 92 were badly sh a k e n up and received minor bruises w hen the I enrlne- » deadhead P u llm an , a day “ ’ , - - 1, and tw o passenker l a d e n Pullp g 5 » i track «ir m O S s \ junction S a t u r d a y afternoon a t 4:30The engine, while makiifg 40 miles per hour s tru ck n cow. T h e animal «at thrown against a pw itch with such force t h a t the lock was broken and the switch thrown open. The engine took one t r a c k and tV cars th e other. When t h e coujilinjr IirtAU- the engine was burled ijjjSn ihe truck and alm ost dcjfioljihed. A deudhead Pullm an, direri|y behind th e engine look t h e other uack and. careening, s p e e d fifty yirds ahead of the engine before finally leaving the trn rk ^ carrying »ith it the day roach following uud f *0 Pullmans behind tlm d n \ • o.:i < Rail!* Torn Up and Twisted Itadl) All »1 the glasses in the font coach G R E A T IN T E R E S T IS BE IN G T H E G R A N D JURY F O U N D SE M IN O L E A T H L ET ES WILL SH O L J WILL BUILD B S I D G E B U S IN E S S C O N D I T I O N S A R E TAKEN BY PE O P L E AM, T R U E BILLS IN SEVBE IN C O M P E T IT IO N FOR A C R O SS ST, J O H N S BE TT ER T H R O U G H O U T OVER T H E STATE ERAL ( A S E S MANY P H IZ E S RIVER T H E SOUTH H undreds of former residents of Sanford will visit their home town d u rin g the Seminole County Fan to be held at Sanford Feb. 3, 4, 5, 6, If th e present movement kee|e* up th e week will be the home-comers week for former residents of Sanford am i vicinity. T he fair headquarters are besieged with citizens who come .liocorno to th e offices seeking information nrmation . __ . . ' r * * 1* a t t e n d a n t Attractions, fur .the p u r ­ pose of sending th e sntne_ to rela■tires and friends who contemplate a visit to Sanford this winter As one gentlem an puts it, " W e are expecting a v isit from relatives who formerly lived here and they have asked us when u would be mo t convenient bjr u» t>> Tun- t Invisi! paid it seems t" ii* w. should luiv«■ them .on,«, f.ur w«-«-k for Un-ii tile city will be .it Its best. Flic s tre e ts will he a big exposition and things of interest to see and show our friends '* T he idea has been e x ­ pressed in different words by scores who ..re rontniii ills . .tilt* . . t h. ( il. i e.i I tllaf t«T» Tin r. will ,i we I: •• ...| t*e. • I |t.l r l. " f .■ 1 'IIT r* wen bro ken and (he p i- j-n g ,lr tudi> )„.lu,l. PiitluM* >*t He l»ll -I Ml •'Oil ■ right .it the - Witch were lor:. II,’ ..Ml p .1 s u I 1I1 I ' • (--i.il •1 . '*• V\ • i ' » 11. tainted into )ior»c«httr *h:*J««l s i i .. r .1 , 11 • i • I fPgitu' : --ughed through t he gr ■ ..ol to ................................. i. i lor y.ifd’ i'< lore coining i>. u 'l o p a u to parade and on Friday the ih Two of tin* trucks of tI ip- i en ib r ■r I .<>i i »i n- t * r. sub- .tfi'i t tu­ «. mb r i rasIlt-.-t 11.1 .i t h> r nratali -lit!' Il wa » •!*■in i•fi» tn-ii t !.. roof «il tin- - abili «a» «ln*i-|M d to one *l«b- .ill* 1 an iii'iant Int-T F >• i,< tiiii»-r lì E lular • rnle-i 1 « h«-n I -• ' ! f u ■t III. thp n ( Mi* - . Imi t !Fi nw q. Ibi! I» TI. ft a» i .. i-y 1 ■ i r; 1h»* j nu .|i*l rw • . .( 1! i atm»» t b - ;. i•ml ri •n g irt . i.-.* Irg ma- - in. t-hril, In. lii-ail ! . . t. r 11 . ht* crii-l - : jur.-il tireinnti i ' • -r l«it«-r The * ins r I'll • 1• -1 1- ll*»' i Xi.«-*t •l 1.. •. . Ih 1lu*.; iti f. C rover [ruin hii» injurie». Erigiti«-IT K h im or iitiii-n E. Tolar i» on his run itjjuin .i i.'l h. b -In' - , « fri .■ seem- nun«- tin- v.««r r l-if 1 i» nur r-iw rarajie Irnin ili ;i Ml, bugiti«*« r rolar .vi *i kl« brui -n mai. y :ie1"I- ■ ’ fif ip. I • ' I !. . >n. Court convened last F riday m orn­ ing. being called to order by Sheriff Hand. J u ry excused until 1! o'clock p. m. Grand jury here e n te r e d open court an d presented th e following in* diet men! j: S tate of Florida vs. Anderson SlrtUpyi entering aa Smiley, breaking breaking aa nn dd entering h0 u M _ no.,UUfx JbUle« x State of Fiorirla vsT C. IL ' Rich- Kru,n ior ,h:" . ,,a>:’ nro •* iollow8: ardson, carnal intercourse with un- A further meeting is being planned, m a n ie d female under 18 years of an d U is hoped th a t an interesting a n d unique exhibit will be made. age; no tru e bill. w hielt may serve to acquaint the S tate of Florida v*. itlair Hasty, people of Seminole county with the uttering urged order for vaine, no excellent worki .. (hat Is being done t rue bill. by their seliOols. State of Florida vs Ç C P atter K* enls -on pi tit larivnv no true lull [ ! ‘.U y m l «lash, G r a m m a r Si llool s.’tal«’ ««( Fionda v \ 11 \ Coopley Itoj illas t -»pel.t io! hrt.ik-ug ai.d ■rii.-: ", Kui.t.iiig ltroi.il lum p, mg a dwelling house, no true bill. Sebo«.! Hoys. S ta te of Florida \ s . George G or­ .1, Running Pro d Jum p, Gritmdon, No. 3 aggravated assailli, a m ar .Irin- bill 1 l’ut ufo H.I• I* . minar Schon] Stilb- of Florida v G« Dr^i* (lor H-.v ■I-. • *b i- u i --g -i-l - -1w • H-11 t . ill- lull ” St.itn-.'i-l - ' ■ r . i n t ­ Ib.V 1, .. , f. is •it !* * U H.’ -«!!•■ :.:*«•• * til -- • -.r, . tr .* 1 -.1 •H' i \ '!1 r.w > ' at ■ .« •!'.« 1 . P* ' i i ■] i ; >i* i«:M I I.lUil a .; _ N ■I 1 111 ' f Il,i -i- gr*-i* .t t rm 2 1 .. \ V i * ' 1 H il- ■ .* (, 1 ii .r r n -1 (• :....! ■ br t* s.»t J "i i I 1 ig* i i'-i.-- blM *• . i 1. ..! 1 I--* 11 N » - . 11 t1 STA TE COMMISSION FOR HIGHWAYS • ■ '■ Popular S a le ' .Manager Anni’ig t hi* prnimni - ' - (•• ■ 1 * • tin* nt . io ,',.t .rii.ij - V* i « Mnw*> v ■ • 1 • Ull i| >r * *t. Vlip . .! 11 i M»u»«-r m ,i young n u n in >■ n - t--.i i oid m • x|‘<rieinv, n-aiii.g to F'orid.i -i I I * t tnanj > *. .,„*i. alter a n.o.t u»il.<l 1 liij» 1 .1 fit *»■'! career in California wttJi t h e Fruit Growers Exchange. Mr. ATu iihit •wat here prim arily to in vestigate I ni'i-x. juil«l da '1 • t conditions a n d !ntm some «-.»umale uiup-r n-<cut «bin ‘‘Tb«* Fioroltt 11 •<« r «i of tho celery crop with lie* view of a better distribution. Some idea ol l In tion has '"A'nn an * -'r ' ‘ ' vast sropi* of operations of the «..inpalgn b; tii.il -t - ii l-«di..li t Chose Co. can be gleaned w hen it is the connll ui tion •! more Itr t >ui;-*known that t h e y hud last sea so n til.i highways. S»»«!»•• of the object» of jobbers in - 3 5 markets a n d in 42 lb«* cam paign a r e i s l"«"w rt " T o luvor, (o»ii r an«! I ..fiber tin •tales ia the Union and also hud eatablishm ent. «levelnpm- it ¡tn«i tnxrkeu in m a n y large cities in Cunm ainum aiice of i...to> ¡d. t o ‘ -«in •da. They expect to even t o p till» record this season and predict that ty a n d district h ig h w a y ' -m l good Florida celery will be sold in rntir* m uds every»'iu-re.’ ktU this year t h a t have novdr before • " T o secure the social, moral, com­ mercial, industrial, m atiriul. e d u c a­ had celery in car lots. Mr, Mouscr believes in a better tional am i personal benefits in the distribution of Florida p ro d u c ts and s tate of Florida, which will follow in firmly believes also in th e Florida the tra in of easy a n d Iree intercom­ grower* keeping close tab on mar* m unication and tra n s it between the „*t,t 5®nditJons,.arranging"'shipm ents centers of populntibh and the great ” possible to prevent gluts in*" the productive areas, of this slat«* " T d advocare wise, equitable and t^rkets and scattering their ahipn)ePU. H e 'la engaged in th e sum practical road legislation. “ T o urge the adoption of a com­ ®*r.thot^jia in opening up new mur, r id has found ^htt th e r e are prehensive and efficient plan o( a d ­ 5 7 * twt> h u n d re d cities in the m inistration th a t will improve, main­ United States t h a t have a p o pula­ tain n n d unify as one complete sys­ tion of 25,000 thus d em onstrating tem th e public thoroughfure* of th e lhat the m an who markets Florida c o u n t r y —to thnt en<i that there produits must he on the job ull the shall be secured national, stale and tne to obtain the proper d is tr ib u ­ district highway systems. tion. " T h e association has secured the Chise & Co. shipped-the first car services of a good toads exp«*rf who 0 «lery t|tii aeaaon from fho Man- will assist in forming city, town and •tee section o n December 31at and com m u n ity good roads organiza­ ‘ hipped three cant from th a t tions a n d in o th e r wdrk in connec­ ■«tion this season. This celery net- tion w ith tho m ovem ent. “ T h is campaign U in lino with Y r the P ow er* *1.25 f. o. b* a n d if Somo of • markets a r e not crowded a t the F lorida's progreaalvcneas. [>oing of t h e big m o v em en t Mr. Ita counties have been, and are, con­ took« for good prices t o pre- s tru c tin g brick p av e d roads, provid- - — - ■1 - ■ — lin g m a g n ific e n t h ig h w a y s.1' - . . * .» t .9 1 . • • i»\ i:t *»1 I,u ur-li, . . «HII ........... -i •r . i - ■- (--j g under th«* laws id the -Í Columbia, executor ol of |t J- *i *,'li|- di*i l s Columbus, Ga.. Jan. 13.— T h e I n ­ dustrial Index s a y s in its issue for this week: "Even th e first few days of th e year are furnishing evidence t h a t th e confidence of so u th e a s t business m en in tho pros pert* has a s u b a l l n (fit foundation. Hero are a few UlustralIve | toms t h a t poJnt to Iir0IJ>er. }jy; «>»•** - ve- n , ' > \* < >■ J'* "Shipping from the port of S a v a n T*™ wcekV U,K° . “ "'l ,C hai^ a n ..ShIppinK -­ Hagan very wisely derided to p o st­ nah has revived to such an e x t e n t pone action until the Volusia bo ard th a t in D ecernvber only ten les for­ could be heard from and in the event eign »hips sailed from th at port th a n th at their board would not meet the in December of 1913. Seminole board in a joint bridge to "A lum ber c o m p an y of IJ u itm an . grant Mr Shops the franchise, pro­ Mi»*., received orders in three d ays viding the rates were not too high. for a total of 100 carloads of h a r d ­ T he m ajority of the taxpayers of wood lumber "emiloile iiuinty are III favor u( It is s ta te d th at (lie o u t p u t s t allowing i In* cor pora i tort to build the July I, next, of tw o liosieiy mills of I I ridge, and us the \ oIumu board at | the meeting S aturday mudo it plain Columbus, Ga,, have been sold. "A m an u fa ctu rin g plant of M a ­ - « ^J that th e y had no intentjoh of build­ ing the bridge it w¡jü decided by the con. Ga., is m aking 87,000 dozen pairs of hose for French soldiers. board to g ia n t Mr. Sholtx tho Iran"A hi in her plnnt. which is o ne of chise to erect the bridge the birgist ol the kind m tin* vicitlflier. " -olili* dl-i a r s i . Ill r e l u ­ -••mi* liii* to lite rutes o( I ■ it III! it was j 11> of tjuiliiiun, Ga , lias been plnceti jin operation a fte r having been idle • .liter n i n e ! • *M C!• 1 l i a i a dol l . i I -«■lire 11no* N 't ') \ ««filer (hmii 1 m spool for 150 ..1 l u t i l e ' 1«* iii <>l nit tun 'i-i-il meal Is being will III* I with lb •I tb tilled by an ml mill of T h o m p s o n , ! 1 I* •Id­ di..! ..Ii. r* Atruiigemcnls are being p e rfe c twho Use ibis (err) now ed (or t b ...... . of tbri-«- ruili t m u i butr nonn i (nr *.«ild - •• i I i--r i -I i >r • ;-«*el I v e ! ’ ■I t .1 ! bl I • ,* n| ten 11 11g 11 - to *, -1 11 1111 i111 t b i rt i n n d I! . a... 11 a n bum* 11.1 I a i-l I • llilb-a \ witii.r r\*»ofl I- to br e s ta b i t « e ii» ni I I ut I be t wo iridi li-b-d ......... .i h 1 irol.i trait of (i 10 • 1.1 11eI* . , er I t . ' . .1. - 1- nli,. i t .i - m*-t I i—ii pnri h:iS**d •I t •« I 1 ■ i- i* | - ■ -l \111 • 'Ota iii-l I I i i-tirsi la >. J.i n 11 otnis«** to b 1 I |Vl. r I ■■ r. b.,- I JS| Il iti I h e 1INpiTli.t .i bi g ge r at ira« ¡mu Min-tr« I* i * ■■ r<-I«• ti Mi* TW O DIVISIONS FOR POS I OFFICES OTHER i\t. N E W S O F I NT I . I M > T ii \ m ; s V 111 >V s Ii 11. - «■' f *«i 't ll-i-l . i d ot her b id-ll ■g- » dl Ia- el i-i t*--1. Ti-. ■, lour o* w • i-ri-u.il¡or.* ■' i i *i - r hi -, m ■.. | j - 11 tni 1 - i ggre, -t f I I o n I .1 . - I ......... .. m idi • oui i/-.I during t be ti i-t-k , nifi lo t br­ llruig- M 11r -b-iitown -id N i'lllMi - Mln ** r * \%iii ,.tw «»1 ( a M j ìi b,* .it tins - 1.» iiiiliit.., l l o r i d a , and .Montgom­ ery county, .Mu bn mu: a g r ic u ltu r a l tiltil* ilti n*»t VV1 î 1‘Uf college bttildm g'. \ i belis, (ia I Î «1K* Î**r * 1-Viid.i 1 u y , I !.t . I is eoiinty i »a , ri-1■ ’. « 1 i li* e « -m l - • 1 -• I - l 1 " I• "HIUIIi -J-I •H ^ u ! •- . i«, ; ...........: • • * I - . • ' * . i *»: « \ »’i ,i « \ ■ i 11»»nr Kilter Iir-l«-r i ' -ir• •' i i in-.| t o o •■>*«*! mi I. ,i ni i «. i: t The Volusia boartl of county com ­ missioners met with the Seminole county board in the court house here lust S a tu rd a y relative to the build­ ing of a bridge across the St. Jo h n s river at Monroe or Hardin's ferry. T h e m a tter of allowing Michucl Shoilt and associates a franchise to build this bridge was nrougnr brought uu pp at at »"«K - was -1^9 ■ 11. dial, a I rti,fl> ■ . Ill1 • hen rm vr.i ,1 . i neaping .i not her time ¡m m *1 .' tec incii curtain dcutli. .S'liOUI.D MAM'. ( ( I M EIME I) • The passengers injured h a v e re­ E H OR I 1 O l t ( .O D D ceived medical treatm ent a n d arc ROAD' not seriously injured. during t h e season. Friday, F ebruary 5th has been designated iis C hildren's Day lor the children of Seminole county during th e Seminole C ou n ty Fair to be held at Sanford. There will lie exercises in the morning, and «luring the afternoon the athletic program will be under oí Prof. KtUll. KzMI. These tth h e supervision of cvmvU j.ug^lu-t,.wil.U prog- m m ." t Vl-I I \ i ■ «. * I■i . . -i lumi t. . I'.tV Ill'g , building, seti'-rs. flradentow n Chi ploy. Fla Fin , . ' I '*»- ■i rai timi , 1-1. 1: ,*t «4 huv«* he«-n Ín! To i, i ' li uri b b u ild . \.i - i n . *‘lurksI_ M Io -ti*-- Ft I .ii ti tin, * ■-.■ i., - . f I, : , s i , ; .1 t i .-liti g, • t ii \ ..l'.-i i-ib-gi- «|o- M j . . v u g. 1ainj-a, D I P H H ..-ii« 'y . i la.; Fla . - -I I * l 'alla* i . . . . i rn d u c t . i , i i •• r . • g .!• I loruia Lu k»on i ill«*, h la t *t . ti r :■ i i■e !■t n! ■11u . .» " I n d u s t r i a l ’ p la n ts will bp ek tab i ilo city Mi*.i will !**-«* In-« ;«ib In a» much C» this rituiii t o con i m i ,i rn to lb r .. Id«ri'luriii i I 1. i - i I>\ tr prestige «>1 ll:-h«-«l a* follows "Flour am) gn»t mills. C lin to n , l.lnril Ill In r « MI - MI K ........... 1«11|1-I,||..I I--1I «»I tbi —11T*•ri-i I open "Mill n ini I'-«»I "lbI ». j- ' n u l l 11 i 1 very Ed in un*l nini I ion no-, S. ( I, -I «in • iiol'i not fe.ii b i III.« ! , |i« I-., .* 11,.- * ,.i. t « «i -I In «om* H-. 1 - *. ' I - lu m in i plant, H u r t s ll> reu J-I-* 1b i mirt " l- r- -' Inn««. M. h ... t -rn factory. Pensn.« u i! l u t i ili» be rg-ll ! i-iilu. Ila . hot i i. -i g plant, C lin to n , i i di 111 I t. -I in* r * Till» tine» not nil all, however, ‘i ll«* im irt lu re ilrcw «‘¡gitil i I. ■1 t be pillili« o Ij . - il lliiit tin- :i"i»t.mt pn»tinnstei* Wifi \la , Hour mill, Vi«lalin, Ga. An ico Mi j I««»«- «mi ••ntin i> lu llin ' (ruin tin* jury box to sr-rn* f-•■ I I -y art* umier and ele. trir i-o in pan y lins been i n ­ -iii-i- • -i ui m a l i a g«-r n lit juror» 1«t lln* »i/m.-l wi-i-k 1 til.* f-il l i ’-u* r» i» art a f t l - t in lu-r n' !»' 14' 1*J • n i l '«'fvice und can not be ili«ims»< <i coi pnratcd ut M anning, ‘S. t '. ; n t e n u . January 1 1915, and rlerk of b.i < corni- In pjeii »•' 11» U, 1 1II |n*retiipi«>ril> frnni l iii'Ii Sum'» «-m- gru iitti- and m arble company a t Ihune. Ga . and a 5300.000 fish u n d ib-r«*«l t" ¡" in ' venir«« I««r sam e j-loy mi-ii1. in* manuliii’i uring com pany at P e n ­ Acenriling « ■ > j I aim n Muon, of Tb«* t-t«* alt««rney, b u y i n g «•alb-«l 1 l u t i m i i» «-xpei t«--l I-riflU F 1 sa« «du, Fla.” tinhim»*p o 'to tlii........... who I hi* « m u t » a t t e n t i o n t o t h e t a ct t h a t I lili«" week ( r mu 1 «el r o n . » in*r«■ h** i*» irariieij the legislation and y^ith lb«* a t t e n d i n g ( III- lug «-«m v«-illuni ui i hi* for the second week ol this t**rm ««( | (fj^^ributors of fruYii un«l v»-g«*tnbl«-» ■ii-parfmeiit's belji* pilotiol il tlirough as a courageous th in g to do u n d e r house tin* n»'i»tiint postm asters the circum stances a n d one can h e a r court will be insufllcient lor the tri.il are to be taken cafe of III such posi­ predictions t h a t it will lose him 7 5 ,of the caws coming on to be heard during lh«* said second week ol said »on, -receiving stolen goods, a true tions as the postmasters may «lesig- 000 coloreti votes if he over runs for nwte term of court nnd it app e arin g to tin- hilt. the presidency. The olllcea, are to bo Recognized court th a t by reaion of challenge or Senator Kern of In d ian a , the D e m ­ S ta te of Floriilu vs. D. \V. Currie, otherwise th n t tho-jitfroni so drawn whose other nml C hristian nanu* is on w hat is known as the "tw o» ocratic leader, who also V9 tcd to e x ­ and sum m oned will be insufficient to the grand jury unknown, muriii-r livision" plan, which means a divi­ clude negroes, does not think t h e r e sion of finance und a division ol is any foundation for talk of r e p i i for the trial of the cases coming on to in the first d«*gri*e, a true bill. he heard d u rin g ' the said second S ta te of Florida vs. Juke Way- mails. T he post mast era may des Ig­ sals by the colored race on S e n a to r nat«» the assistants us superintendent floral« or any one else who voted for week of said term of court, there­ m an, |«etit larceny, a true bill. fore the nam es of seventy-six jurois T h e clerk ia hereby ordered to of cither division, or he may assign tho exclusive a m e n d m e n t. Those who Indulge In such tn lk w ere then a n d there d raw n by the transfer tho above styled cause to him to a clerkship in the office or court from the jury box, as a d d i­ the county judge'» court of Seminole the assistan t m ay even be (runs- do not know the ta m p e r of the tjolortional petit jurors vfor the second county, Florida. (erred to some ofther ollice. R e te n ­ ed people of tho United States,” said week of said t o r n y o f court. The G rand jury here |ire»ent«*(1 their tion in the" service does not mean re­ S««nator Kern. " T h e immigration to ileputy nh«-riIT ami d e p u ty clerk ol g«-n**ral jirrsentm ent and requested tention nt equal rank and salary. tin* United S ta tes consists chiefly ol »aid court then ami there l»eing th a t sunn* lie read in open court and The assistant m ay have to take a Jnmaicun negroes, who have been present at the drawing of said juror» published and the court so ordered. clerkship at very much reduced sal­ em ployed on tb«* !’anam a canal a n d and clerk orilcred to issue venire lor who are now com ing to the U n ited T he graml jury, ««n being askeii ary. S enator llorah ui Idaho who has S tates to tak e a w a y the jobs of ne­ same. by the court if they had completed Tho grand Jury here entered open thoir labors answeretl in tho allirm- often been mentioned ns a presiden­ groes in this cou n try . Our negtocs i^jve. Whereupon the court, after tial possibility, surprised everybody do not w ant theii jobs taken a w a y court and presented the following: S ta te of Florida vs. J. L . -Walker, thanking them for their diligence by voting for the am en d m e n t to the from thepi. T h e y do not want n n y thoy had shown in the discharge of im m igration , bill w hich the sean a te more im migration of blacks to th is em bezzlem ent, no truo bill. S ta te of Florida vs. H e n ry Miller, their duties discharged them for the adopted, excluding (tom the U nited cou n try and I will venture to s t a t e States in the fu tu re members “ of t h a t , as a whole, they a p p r o v e , breaking a n d entering dwelling, no term . C o u rt adjourned until J an u a ry 18, tho African ‘or black race.” Some of ra th e r th a n disapprove, the exclusion tru e bill. the se n a to r's friends characterize this am en d m e n t." 1916, a t 10 o'clock a. m. .. " * *77 ’ 4 S ta te of Florida vs. King S. John’ • ,C ' ' * V i I H M - •- -.gl ! ‘i« il - ■! �. 1 T H E SANPORD HERALD P A C E TWO fw ^• ». is m aking a small fo rtu n e selling them in the d t y , filling orders over DrVVrV; the s ta te an d shipping q u antities to New York an d P hiladelphia. Sanford is m aking extensive im ­ ______________ :____________ .— A~— provem ents on her lake front. Sev­ THE MEN WHO ROBBED Sanford was the place, an d F riday, eral h u n d re d feet of low land will B O D Y WAS VERY ACTIVE A N D J a n u a r y 8lh the tim e for the s e m i­ be filled in an d a $100,000 hotel JA C K S O N V IL L E BANK ITS R E P O R T IS C O M ­ a n n u a l meeting of t h e South • Florida built in th e nea t season. HAVE E S C A P E D P R E H E N S IV E Press Association Sanford is also the term inus of Jacksonville. Jan. 1H —Every |xi»- In Cirruii Court. Seventh J u d iris l T h e train from Venice was forty the Clyde .Line steam ers on the St. m inutes late— because it was forty- Johns river from Jacksonville; a trip aiblc clue, thus far followed up by Circuit, in s n d fo r Sem inole m in u te s over time in reaching th a t th a t «Wery tourist to th e s ta te likes th e u n ite d forces of th e local police, C ounty. Florida destin atio n the night before, and had to take. T h e spell of t h a t winding sheriff a n c L sta tc a u th o ritie s have u t ­ Fsll T e rm . A. D. I 9 H terly failed to uncover a n y trace of T o the H onorable James W. Per­ t o ‘ m ak e up the fo rty minutes the river proved a te m p ta tio n irresistkins, Judge of the Seventh J u d i ­ next morning bforc leaving, to com- iblc, a n d instead of following our t h e tw o men who e n te r e d the bank of th e American T r u s t C o m p an y in cial Circuit, in an d for Seminole ply with the s ta te law t h a t traiv good in ten tio n and re tu rn in g on the em ployees eaonot be on d u ty o noon tra in , we took the s team e r Os­ t h e Florida Life building, shortly C o u n ty , F lorida: a f te r 2 o ’clock y e s te rd a y afternoon T h e grand j u r y in the special pre­ sixteen hours—m ade the M an a te e ceola and followed the sinuous, wind­ a n d a t th e point of • d ra w n guns s e n tm e n t to y o u r Honor beg leave c o u n ty editors miss every connec­ ing length of this beautiful stream forced t h e bank a tta c h e s to s u rre n ­ to m ake this th e ir general p re s e n t­ tion a n d get Into Sanford two hours of history a n d rom ance, for ita 175 m e n t to your H o n o r concerning m a t ­ late; b u t as the president, J . H. miles, reaching Jacksonville a t 7 der $1,500 in cash. E v ery point i a . t h e s o u t h has been ters a n d things in Seminole co u n ty , H u m p h rie s was in th e crowd, no o'clock th e next morning. Bigger, B e tte r Than E v e r inform ed of the bold th e ft, while which we deem of im portance to be session could be held till his arrival. C apt. L y n n of the Osceola, for every available officer in t h e city b ro u g h t before th e people, th e court, On arrival at Sanford, an a u t o thirty-one years has fallowed the a n d county is following u p clues re- afid the commissioner» a n d c o u n ty was a t the depot to meet the Ik-- rivair route, and m any a n d interestB eau tifu l S c e n ic E n sem b le lated editors; and on securing a bad ing stories of early Florida history reived .hourly from various points-in oifirem: lated editors; and on securing a and pinoeer life does -be en te rta in t h e co u n ty , telling of suspicious per­ The Jail and County Offices sona h aving been seen. After several We have ex a m in e d the jail and badge a t the Hl-rald office, they his passengers with. Both th e Sheriff’s force, working c o u n ty offices a n d find th a t th e jail were ta k e n on a trip out to the cel­ years in o th er duties of sea-faring 99 'Gnflor-Sheriff Dowling anti the |>olicc 1B in „ u n i t a r y condition and, in our ery fields, which began a t alm ost the life he again entered th e C lyde Line con tin g en t.d etailed to th e rase under opinion secure. However, we would first house* after leaving the busi- M.rvice as ca p ta in when this iieauL ie u te n a n t W. B. t.a h o o n arc f°l*. recom m end th a t t h e county c o m m it- ness section; for e v e ry backyard, tiful new ste a m e r, Osceola was put ; ( A t the B o tto m of the S e a ) lowing s e p a ra te clues received by the s io n cri ¡M U u „ i,a l h t u b (¿r t h e use and occasionally th e front ones have on last y e a r; a n d no passenger going Respective d e p a rtm e n ts a n d a t the of th e prisoners a n d also a s t a t i o n ­ ev ery foot utilized for th e raising of on this t r i p will forget th e genial, sam e tim e are a t t e m p t i n g to work a r y wash s ta n d w ith running w ater celery. jolly ^ca p ta in , hia^ .¿tin(Incas u j .his, « .in h w m w t y ^ w . Abw- o w / whtah .1» irTTirr rtrom BP ttfe» tfripeF. * WS'ffef- ■* TTidve 'celery f i r m s exteu'if for funcT’ of rare, good h u m o r; or the ' INCLUDING THE IMPERIAL MUSICAL HUSSARS considered the boldest and most , th e r recom m end t h a t provision be miles aro u n d the city. T he land i river with its fifty miles of curves, m ysterious which h ai ever occurred m ad e to heat th e jail d u r i n g ‘e x tre m e low, of n good q uality, an d is wel! so narrow t h a t a t times th e s team e r ----- A n d t h e S c r e a m i n g F a r c e ’ f in th e s o u th . • cold weather. We find t h a t the irrigated and drained by the system with difficulty makes th e turn*; the It. is now thou g h t by th e author!- prisoners have had good a tte n tio n , of tile,.piping, extending from arii*- wild denseness of the tropica! : ties th a t th e men. .thr<-e in num ber, a m p le blankets u n d sufficient food. sian wells to the waters of Lake -growths on its banks; th e weird did not leave thT city, but are keepT o i l h i? H om e j M onroe, or outlets to carry off sut- shadows as evening falls; the moon- s F e a t u r i n g T h o s o M e r r l c e t M e n of M o d e r n M i n s tr e l s y < ing in hiding in local q u a rte rs w ith, Wc rpfommen(J t h a l the r o n i m is-j l»1»» »'■*« from overflow of heavy light gleaming over its w a te rs; or. the ‘ * 5 the expectatio n of v a c a tin g at their MtaWi)|h a C(ltlllly hom ,. for rain. ■ grandeur of the rising sun, as th leisure. T he , union , ,, S anford has Iteen m ade famous by steam er em erges from th e wilder- 3 , , .sta . tio . n was , th e benefit of p aupers and , feeble carefully guarded last night by ibc per.otis who are unable to ta k e . are ' *"’r f , lery Not only is it being ness, wher.- the silence is only broken detectives who have descriptions of of them selves, a n d recom m end t h a t m ark e ted now from hundreds of by forest life, up th e broadening P rice s 5 0 c , 7 5 c and $ 1 .0 0 th e men. but they could not be seen hc M jd county hom<J ,)e un<Jor lh e acres, h u t cauliflower and lettuce river; where F lorida’s gre atest city in an a t t e m p t to leave. . ! supervisio supervision of th e sheriff and c o u n ty are also bringing l a r g e ’retu rn s to th e is located on its banks. m u m m m n m m m r m m m w w m m , It was reported by re sidents In the j,hy-vlc-ian Wc would also re com city, where Bob Holly lives a n d neighborhood of Fish weir creek th at mend th a t a county keeper bf t h e i c^**® oru* flo r id a s Imst boosting M Q i i a o a t i n n i t i ' ; t i t i l e El .' i. Xrtit rti: . s n n n . i . c . . u n e . th re e men were seen to enter a county home lie appointed and l,il per* HOTEL ARRIVALS launch last evening and m ove quick- placed in charge of (tie same a t a 1 llustr.ess mei-lings wire held ..i |y away This ,luc Is hi-uig worked salary such as t h e * c o u n ty co m m is ­ i he Sanford Hotel, a n d a banq i* ' Snnfnrtl Hnu«e carefully. Several iu»|«-i-i* h.i\e al­ sioner* deem sufficient and proper iHiik-rril lo ihn n o r r y or *n-i*W Howard I h-rn.in •• \ M I I.L W O R K " F A L L I »Kst IM ! * FI * <\ ready been brought to at the i o» 11 g i ; - i o ni oler. H P t foo,, Ibll MUl o i in |/l *»;. i i i i t n p i t e i I pi-rsi 111 Ml 1 It Station -arid taken before Ito hank Wc arc j pivi pareti u» ligure with V"U mi a • 1o !i l •! t.f'U 1 '■'tropshir*-, l.lcensi- Inspector r \tl.int.i. «.a . i a tta c h e s for identificnlmti In i very K ri'i-n|eii|iteni Kifi-li'itt Mr* 1 i nf L P M H K î i ami M I I . I . W n U K for ‘ U * M > | I ii i he t em er of the long tnbli .. We would recom m end th a t th ere in stance tin- suspect* were found to -letCl ,g - LI - J ■» ■■ ■J • »r U ,\K N . be app o in ted a license m sfieilor. b o u , p í * - 1 ,-f >i Ti - v I W' i T*-i t ,ti r I1uiM im -'. llipiiniiki. r ç iliii^ . m , iih v a be the witrng parte-* 1fallu 411) . U Ulnt tlifee II] i.etglit 4 a i lite prlncljial \ : 1.1ni,i. i i.t , 1 lm- H a lionduty It w iff Pi to u* c e rtain q tliH jrs, screens. Itliiid s , m iiu ltlin ifs , la ttic e , fram e* ; It la an assured tael tii.it tin- men, persona 1d e r o r a t ion; and tall vases a»f gladoili S av an n a h . <»u ; J H Dillard. Haititw o who entered the bank and rom -l and re p o rt nil delin q u en t ft or. Md . !. I I..,«.. i i„ 4 1 T Hl l * W h a t You i\ nul E s tim a ti* F urm -h, 1 I who have not ta k e n out I e fi lis I ÍTi ■Xq UI- It • ■f 1le • "f ; • • ►.1l,*l ir, m illed the robbwrv. and tin- stranger Ht I *i ••egdell \ t !,i I't.i tia . It uU in-s* license required b y , law. ¡tint ■lull ,f pb-ain -»M l brought I-Xpre in thl'^ Mlitoniofille on (be outside of Ma**. I K Mi'fver. I r . \iv.ijm .i)i ■1 a. th a t hi» duties e x te n d to questions frmn tb«- gin**i* the bank m ade their n-rap e in tin (ni , ,\ ti M artin lav. Paul Simp of licenses (or al| businesses engaged ,1 y usi t •-•^srniTBr V' ' MtttfvrfVlisftf: emosnar* An a t t r a c t iv e m< mi wa- *«-rvt machine. Th«- autom obile is di-*- ■ «on. tirilla: W F'i»her. t 'l u . a g o III * cribed by Mrs laingdon ( ’a*kifi, who in in the county, ul a «alary of and «,-Vi-r.il addr«--»*". W<-|1- made Pan . \ t l a t d a . lia Mb tlu»-. 11 1 t t u » lfie men leave, as being a one- fifty d »liar* ^,cf a n n u m or such sum «evelai member* >d \ b.- pr * 4 hid? 7 1 Pay...... . It. ri f -I 1 1 . J . d W . J. T H I G P E N ii C O M P A N Y -pi-uker* la-i g I H 11 ,| in par '• * ■■1 seated road iter, iiivip-d with mini us tin- county commissioner* will re, 1 ' i ii.winjH*, N \ ni-. \ K t l i ie AGENTS T h e mil, him had tow'll left standing nrmne rid if the a b o v e 1« tint sitfi i he It* .1ib-*, t ■a -, I ■.ruai t • tent 1tut . eason for 1(11« i.t t tiu 1 J',hn«or, <[ 1!.. hi 1ir. i J-iuratd. !<r v , 1; f:r ' f H 11.»• ,«-|. V.1bin-M with the engine running and u* suoi Lilli \u g u * tm e C.i . W H Mo||-er, I., \ > a* the two men lift the bank ih e\ we ii4i Ve reason to believe tbut a Harry It '*»11 ■•! the St M .tllin-r. Mil I |t good mutiy- people have not paid It,-, o. <1 11-, ,,r fuiikbiig of ili- M u m pt'eiiuer hurried into tin- machine a n d whi»k o r t i e * « O * H O L D E « » B E A L E S T A T E CO their ll'i t, e* will h |s in, quailt . 11<a nri(. «i-i-.,- I ot.hlin of th* Ml Lc. ii, i :<u M !.i i ,*,i 1,., I> H . . cd a w ay north on latura street, of tax a tio n m the cou:,ly .1111 iii-raid. * lari-m e W Omi« id ti * M a lle , t a rv 1* lanuti*. I Pe Land where they were lbst from vit-w i L Whit ( i i m r W arden Eu*ti* l,.rki- I(.eg 1011 Hub Huil.y uf Paul Slmj,«Ith, (Piula t T h e two men wlm enti-r<-d the bunk S a n fo rd . F lo rid a fuori'. A Hunt a. ’ (in . Jo h n i We ilt*sjre to connm-r d tiei liri : I l.e S an fo rd Herald. and *I-verni are said to h a m been of r a th e r dark getic a n d con»m>ntious conduci of members of the C o m m e rcial Club, Jax . J, S, M. London. Aslu-vllle, Ala: complexion und of m edium size. / Spi« !.»,■( iv o d«>. Fi E Sti-n u-moii our gam e warden In the protection Président F orfeit Lake being tou*t B o th wqre rough looking a n d fairly of th e game of th e <V»unt> H o w ­ m ailer i ir.i i d Kapid*. M d t H V Ui-g.ir well dressed T a m p a . (i<-o 1. Atu*tm. A ever. there has h«*tMt some turnII The ImiineMAu-Mium were ,-omT he robbery occurred I,ut a few s. 1 -, . . VH..H ., 1, plaint to u» of unneressury v i o l e n c e pletell I bat •• • - lit eg \ i' M ull, r I It m inutes after the close nf h ii-1in-s­ it m aking .»rre*t-. a > d 441 • m •1 -, I *> r- : -i 11«.e | a- -I I'l .1 ’ ‘ 1v i • ■ r....’ . . M l U M M 1!.at 2 o*i loi h. a i-d at t(<- 11m*- * h# r t. e-lt if li.ti* tie- cam e *.vr di <v -• e> * ,11 -!■ , l " b <t <1’ 1o p I 1 ■ -,• » I p i ............. ' 1. ' 'U'i- ! \ , 1 i 1 1 ¡I:. but three of tin- i t t u , ties ,v • r ■ oil mure dptcri tmti m t),t- pi-- • ■ In­ meet mg !ti lu,. l.t1' «.1 11 \ l: L* . ** .a -,.i • T he -nil 'let t <iiidv.eicd by the «lui > rile 111...........•*e ! Ilio *;-*.«,»* • ti ul |es. ) Y \ G runt. I*ttr : * iTiuui Ii. \ 4 S M, .till a r ra n g e for an itneri-'itiig p ro­ into the o l i n e of President !■ W He riet llet Itie i Gusney, A tla n ta , G.v; Sam . K le in . Ilrirk Hoads gram. H o y t, and th e other to th e cashier's « F’nther» Mr*. We find th a t th e brick, road* o v e r The executive .com m ittee of the TeXbs; W. H. Drew. Ttffnpn window. President J ty y t w as o rd e r­ T E R M S - >225.00 the co u n ty , for which bond* h av e I State Preset Association al*o met and M . L. Iluintni, T a m p a , J 11. N«-w ■ ed to throw up hi* hands a n d sutl1 i*i r v , \V i|*on. been i*sui*d have not le-en com pleted. arranged for the S tate Pres* \««ot ’ \ i » ' 'rijg.T. rendt-r th e com hination to th e safe, L Hriíi.d-i :i. 1ndt. ' , - -. Ind We requi-st the com mission**» to ein lion, which omet» 10 Miami Mar H contain in g th*- largest a m o u n t of take all legal ste|h» looking to the 2 ’*. 2b, 27 Mtii-ri. l i b i 1! i tjre.it prepara tinti* arm oney. r u n rATALotiUi: a d d r e s s Hr.v dihecti k completion of tin* most nnjiortn nt being m ade (or tin- n S - t i e ,: i - b The m an at the window requested Work und Uj. as soon possible Ole- o f I III- Pie-T *■V•■- 111 Id d Miss Ethel E Sm ith to thiow %p In? pave all rocils * u |, t ■■in plat ei| it ml member ., 1 - 1, , . Iu. rwIs and lie Ipiiet He Was ion .1 it li,,ri/eif | .V till- vote of till- people to tu- t here. io i o >:d. bldered to be joking lit h r - t , Out for tins purpose. I ! t . r . < , \ l b Ir 11 t ' . l l i r a , l e d A point of ' ÍMtereil quickly aMtired her th a t ev e ry th in g 1 nnvi r t ( a m p s ... I” ’ ' 1 . I ,.. nre th,-., the run«-» editor per hr, j»» r was in earnest. We have visited t h e tun v ict r a m p , the celery farms, was an arre of ,'vrmt It. N . I . I ) W y a tt Ailten, LIVERY, S A L E S AND FEED STABLE W. H. P ic kett, a Imokkeepcr s il­ by comniitt»!«, a n d re p o rt things to gladioli, a sho'rt distance from the ^ Y city: Mr. a n d Mr*. F’. Lew i*. tin g a t bip desk! w i i also ordered C o r n e r Park Avonuo and S e c o n d S tr e e t be in p ro p e r condition thefc with th e buainMa c e n te r of the city. An old O'-tn-it. Mich.: IL tiry UrirSeth. Fo to p u t up hi* hands a n d join Miss prisoner*. We find t h a t the p rison­ grntloinan coming ilown from the •v' ,1,k. N Y . L. Law ton. Otliindu: C O N T R A C T O R S FOR ALL KI NDS OF HEAVY H A U L t N C S m ith an d President H oyt ’a t the 1. . . . 1» T u,.i. ers have am ple food, a n d a* far a* north to spend winters a year »go R -T. Bishop, II. A. Paxton* J. J. Didu of th e office. Being u n a b le to L a rg o supply o F H o r s o s ulc s, wo could tuceflain, a r e *being tre a te d tried a few of tin; bulb*, They did Moloney, Ja x .; J. C McFllmiJ», r I aecuro the com bination to t h e inner hu m an ely and nre n o t overw orked. so well he planted more and now T u in p .i, Elsie St. Li-on, Cieo, Sr 1 W a g o n s and H a r n e s s a l w a y s wife th e robbers, fearing t h a t they A m a t t e r of m o r a l ' tu rp itu d e ' i,n has increased his tiny patch to an Leon, Faul M ' Nuily, N. Y. c ity ; C.j in were w asting too much tim e ordered on h a n d F o r S a l e o r E x c h a n g e this c o u n ty wa* b r o u g h t before t h e aero. • of• spike* " T h e hundred* of' ‘ F!. Ituekle, . .l’iitib u rg . Pa.; F’. A th r r three inm ate* into t h e large grand ju ry . Thi# c o m p la in t was in­ beautiful pink arid crim son bloom* Higshy and wife, N. Y' i t t y ; E. S. j B la c k s m lt h ln g an d W a g o n R e p a i r in g In c o n n e c t i o n s tte c l vault a n d closed th e door. vestig ated Ly us as fully as possible, aro u b eautiful sight. T h e bloom’* H a rtm a n , A aron E. Bishop a n d wife, I T h e co m bination was t u r n e d an d b u t th e witness in said cause failed keep f o r A i f o week* a f te r being cut Mrs. ( ’lark, Cleveland, Ohio; W . W | a f t e r securing th e $1,600 in c u r­ to s u stain the nccusatlon, conse­ an d ca rry well. The old gentlem an Wilkinson, Bhiiadclphia, Pa ; Chas. re ncy from t h e cash draw er, th e robDon't play with n-noii* quently there was nothing atYomF’. Herns, C incinnati. Pa,; It, C, ■be/s left th e -building. T h e three don’t YUU carry your »•« u plished. In our opinion we are s a t ­ Miles, N*. Y . ciiy; It. T. Bishoj». H .j persons confined in th e v a u l t were against isfied t h a t the witness was not a c t ­ county commissioners will cause the A. P ax to n , G. W. C a y m a n , Jax ; released a few m inutes late r b y W. ing freely nnd v o lu n tarily . \Ve road commissioners to look espec­ M arcus Alexandr, P lant C ity ; F. M. F I R E O. Bodzer, trea su rer of t h e bank, could h a v e . no. a c tu a l evidence a l ­ ially after these m a tte rs and to »e- Irb y , Ya.; Chas. A.Birch, It. B. w ho h appened on th e scene. He for you’ll find the money wanting "n though such is qur belief. In c o n ­ pair a n y defects in the roads and M enard, Clark Bishop, N. Y. city; was a t t r a c t e d to th e v a u lts by the FI it FI has wi|*-d out your property sequence of the failure as a b o v e bridges t h a t we have no t been able W in. M cCoy, J a x ; Jas. G. Johnson, so u n d s com ing from w ithin. All, s t a t e d It was im possible to effect to discover, I D cL and. Have our strong, reliable comjj-my in m a te s were unahlo to give a con­ YVe wish to th an k th e co unty of­ a n y th in g in regard to th is com plaint. . a. H t.-Johns H puse carry your risk—rand lx1 on the ».if'' ‘i1-0n e c te d ac c o u n t of the affair (or sevIn this connection wc would recom ­ ficers fot1 th e ir courteous t real men t • Ci. E. W orthington, Providence, c r a i m in u te s o q accouqt of t h e in­ mend a close s c r u tin y by the of­ of us while in session, a n d also to It. I.; H. G. M arshall, L akeland: G. Bcjguniablo rates t e n s e fright t h e y (tad underg o n e. ficers in all casta of th is kind, so a s th an k th e sheriff nnd his deputies P . Price, Thom nsvillc, F'la.;. Jas. . to be ablp to cleanse our c o u n ty for their p ro m p t and efficient ser­ J a m e s , lady a n d boy, Cottago Grove, P is a f o r O s c s n t R obbery. Bom se ta and doings which are s u b - vices. Wo also wish to express our I n d .; W. B. llaulerson, D. G. H a rt, P H e n d —*’Bo y o u 're going t o m a k e mersive of im m o rality a n d disgrace­ appreciatio n of the courteous tre a t­ W. P re v a tt, D a v id Speer, H. A. I t h o t for t h a t fellow who h eld u p th e m ent of t h e grand jury b y his Honor Nicholson, NL. I, Baker, G eneva; A. ful to a co m m unity. b a n k , s h o t t h e c a s h ie r a n d g o t a * a y - »♦ > o ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ s » » H St a V e ta S t a « »♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦ Js'mes W. Perkins. In th e absence W« M orcman, F in a n c e s o f t h e C o u n ty M aitland; A. B. w i t h te n th o u sa n d T ” n a n k e r ~ ’’Yes, of the s t a t e 's attorney, M r. Joseph U p o n examining t h e county of­ In d e e d . H e w aa e n tire ly to d rrotb. T o n o y , Jax. 1 - T h e r e 's a d e c e n t w a y to do t h a t , yon ficials a s to, the . flmrtidsl condition II. Jon^i, w ho has been called to k n o w . If b e w a n te d to g e t t h e money, of th e c o u n ty we- a re able to sa y W ashington C ity upon business, wo w h y d id n ’t b e come Into th e b a n k a n d th a t , although there is, as w^ all desire to t h a n k Mr. John C. Jones, w o r k h is w a y u p th e w ay t h e r e s t of know, m ore or less financial depres­ acting s t a t e attorney a n d former C o m p le te a b s t r a c t s f r o m th e r e c o r d s of t u did r —P u c k . sion generally th r o u g h o u t the e n ­ s ta te a t t o r n e y (or his assistance and P lum bin g and # courteous t r e a tm e n t of th e grand tire c o u n try our c o u n t y is in as Orange and Seminole Counties. T axes . . good condition as c a n be expected ju ry . P erfectly Idiotic. G as F ittin g A nd we n o w h a v in g com pleted o u r K e e p e r a t t h e Zoo (to fits w if e ) — of a n y co unty. I f \% ¡‘J * paid for nonresidents. la b o rs b e g t o be d isc h a rg e d . , “ L is te n here, Mary, to w h a t ft a a y s In G e n e r a l B e a d s a n d Bridges HIGHWAYMEN ARE PRESENTMENTS OF STILL AT LARGE THE GRAND JURY ECHOES F R O M IMPERIAL THEATER. Wed., January 20th I T H E PRESS M E E T J. A. COBURN’S GREATER M IN S T R E L S “N e p tu n e ’s Palace, Land of the Nyads trf. SIX. BIG |MINSTRAL VAUDEVILLE -ACTS ‘ ‘ P A C IF IC A T IN G M E X IC A N N O ” i CHARLEY GANO and NICODEMUS GLYNN ; I NOVELTY PLANT . . Yellow Pine Lumber Co., Kissimmee. I G e n e ra l Fire Insurance St. Leo College, St. Leo, Pasco Cnunlv. I lurida HAND ' '* • R i'i- BPc BROTHERS C rfA S E & CO M PA NY SEMINOLE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. C . H. D IN G E E t h i s h i r e fool novel, ’flhe to o k a t a p e r In h e r h a n d a n d passe d o u t ot^ th e j ; ro o m .’ A nd o n e o f th e m a n im a ls w e ig h a s m u c h a s a J e r s s y c o w l “ • Wo h a v e no c o m p l a i n t a s to t b s condition of the ro a d s a n d bridges of tha county outalde of tha pavad Wa bag, kowavert that t h e ♦ • J n o . D . D a v is o n , Forem an. Alonza A. Hicks, Clsrk. • ’«Vi , • ■« •• AU Work R eceives M j Personal Attention And B est Efforts Oppos .........• ¿ r Hall T o lssk o at N o 25 *- j ■ �HE SANFORD HERALD PAGE THREE .. On Men’s Suits, Overcoats and Shoes—Boy’s and Children’s Suits. Needless to go into details, as you are well acquainted with the merits of Sanford Shoe and Clothing* Co. merchandise—so below are the sale prices which are now in effect— Men’s Winter Weight Underwear $10.50 Suits 50c Fleece Lined Shirts .38c 50c Fleece Lined Drawers 38c 50c Medium Weight Flannel Shirts . . 38c 50c Medium Weight. Flannel Drawers . 38c 18.00 S u its 20.00 S u its 22.50 S u its 25.00 Suits 28.00 Suits T l i i s t l m ' s not i n c l u d e d i m m e r u n d e r w e a r M e n ’s Night S h irts an d P a ja m a s Boys 5 Clothing $ 3.50 4.00 1.50 5 .0 0 5.50 $ .75 Night Shirts . $ .38 1.00 Pajamas . . . .75 1.50 Pajamas . . . 1.15 Suits Suits Suits S u its Suits M e n ’s F la n n el S h irts $1.00 S h irts . • . . . $ .79 1.25 S h i r t s .......................... 89 6.00 S u its 6.50 7.00 7.50 8.00 8.50 9.00 9.50 10.00 Suits Suits Suits Suits Suits Suits Suits Suits 1.50 Shirts . . . . 1.15 2.00 Shirts . . . . 1.38 2.50 Shirts . . . . 1.08 Sweaters $ .50 Sweaters . . . $ .38 1.00 Sw eaters.................... 70 1.50 Sweaters . . . 1.15 2.50 Sw eaters. . . . 1.0S R e g a l S h o e s for M en $4.00 Shoes $ 9.00 12.00 15.00 20.00 25.00 • • $2.98 4.50 Shoes . . . . 3.48 5.00 S h o e s ................. 3.98 C oats C oats C oats C oats C oats (V i Stacy-Adams Shoes $6.00 Shoes . . . . $4.48 6.50 Shoes . .' . 4.68 Endicott Men’s Shoes $2.25 2.50 3.00 3.50 Shoes . . . . $1. S h o e s ..........................1. Shoes . . . . 1. Shoes . . . . . 2. Boys’ Buster B row n Shoes $3.00 Shoes . . . . $1. 2.50 Shoes . . . . 1, 2.00 S h o e s .......................... 1. G irls’ Buster B row n Shoes $ 3 .0 0 S h o e s . . . . $1.! 2 .5 0 S h o e s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l.l 2.25 Shoes . . . . Buster B row n Shoes for Little Tots $ .50 1.00 1.25 1.35 Shoes Shoes Shoes Shoes Patrician $5.00 Shoes 4.00 Shoes 3.50 Shoes Radcliff and Drews $4.00 Shoes . . . . i 3.50 S h o e s ....................... 3.00 Shoes . . . . Prices on shoes do not include low quarters Sanford, Florida ________________ _— l.< �ÇVv t \ MT-i—' TH E SANFORD HERALD v--=P \ G E FOUR THESANFORDHERALD _____ It. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. IIAYNES. Business Manager •• i • f, All . , . v T . If» cri. m erchants, etc.. »tu] ell th e timt* m unitythai» v e r y f«*» of a. BUBSfTBtmON IHII I-. IN AIWANCT1 ' I 2-Oo I» . ,:l Cm i n u l a o n e YEAR 81 X MONtllS THREE MONTHS >n* been unorganized ami tI.«* c o u n t r y r,' y '" a ,T m o t" , h a " “ h a " A ,r" newspapers a a *“ ,■*. “ l l v i n *• JANUARY l ì , lois CACTUS i b e p r i n t i n g bu s i ne ss . w h i c h i* o n e of t h e mo » l i m p o r t a n t in i h r r u m - TtIC i r o T i n D D rU T lU r V n u D * VJV ° r * T H E HERALD P R IN T IN G COMPANY v¿ dE'fcii T ht* ¡»pinole*«* c a c t u s .„ . »• I It t O t HP 11fll I'll Kh t i n i,*. is cornine •!., i • i.. rlorulii l i l t vl y a m“ k' th ere he ink' sever a I large com panies ' f or me ,! a t w r i o u » cities in t h e s t a t e s u «‘'- u ' , r n , h r HV,,r- 1,1 e x P, o i ‘ t h e ' * lp ° C * U U a n ' 1 10 age weekly itnil jolt nflire only repre- foster th e growth of this great cattle senteil un invi**trr«*i t of J1.000 to ami forage plant Few people hi-ri JJ.Ollo, it tra* not so ijuri hut now- .ire twar»’ th at in ¡»Biiiorii t» one*>f t I’v IMIvared la iha ill) bj larrtn 12- M »day«. when typeset tine nmchine*. ( original cactus farms ol th e e la te A d t u f * «*» ÎOc. f ‘* r M u r ili _ w hich cpst J 2,500 or 13,500 each, j for here several . years ago VV. S. P i r n r i l a n i J i m i r M o m He M u i r >1 Off!** modern presses ami u p to d a te m a R o m he coming irnhued with th e idea teriul and equipm ent of all kinds are th a t the possibilities of th e on e tu i t a l n n l Aa H t n a i l - O a a a M a i l M a l i c i t u r a t i r . n t l a necessity, representing an invest- ! in Florida were unlimited f l a i l e d I M S . a l the I ‘ u.A>ff.i< a l .Soaford. h a M a , ment of )5,00u to $15.000, th e liusi - 1 with the original slabs from th e labI adii Ari of Marri* lid. I»*t. ness should ho m ade to pay n Letter oratories ol the wizard, L u th e r RurOffici' In HrrvW llnUdli| Trlc-pt»» Nn. 11» profit. hank, who m ade the spineless car- YOUR NEEDS # - * ( * A conservative Ifunk is not necessarily behind the times. ■ * T his Bank is thoroughly modern, yet, it is a conservative institution I’lte officers study your needs and the n eed s of the community a n d are always ready to assist in meeting them. i * The depositor’s interests are carefully safeguarded. LES BANK OF SA -!)T frJNf YfiiiR BUSINESS, At the m eetin g J f \ t h * Florida lUs Mr. Ross and M. M. S tew art Rob Holly s . i ) - y t h a t the prcsji | p aat Coast Press Association held in M .M . SMITH H. R. STEVENS H. E. TOLAR' R R DEAS gang left an aching Sa n f o r d . , i*’ort tPierce on M o n d a y / t was shown plan ted th e cacti ahtba on their |tlnre I‘fr»idrn1 Vlir-PruIJinl ('■•»Ier Awl I uKbl T h a t a better th a n we e x p e c t e d ., t },at t ^e p r in tjng trade was making on Union ave n u e and wbilo they G enerally they take overythung in ioss lor the a m o u n t invested a n d the have not m ad e m uch fuss a b o u t the night.— Clearwater S un. ! work given to it th an a n y o th e r busi- plants they have steadily increased . . „ I nr»» known of.. It., was shown th at the acreage a n d are now able ioRob Holly of the S anford n ern ld • ¡ew printer» h a d . a cost system and sup p ly 8000 slabs for th e tra d e i* a gentlem an and a scholar of t h e j did not figure interest on their in- T hey huTe nltoui one acre in cactus old school. O bliging ways a n d , a vestm ent, insurance, depreciation, i a n d th e sight is a novel one, carry- utilize» th e forbidding th o rn covered grass may be propagated by division Destroyttrg.Nature’» Barrier». cactus in t h e production of a tempts of roots or gfrnm* seed. desire to please is o ne of Rob’s stro n g w aste and m a n y other things th a t v I* h °r La(,k to the s a n d y , , , . . . There are four kinds of i;, suits. H ad w;o m ore men of his ,1,0,.1,1 l,c . v „ „ e d Para grass is a good hay a n d p a . - ' d l v u i o R s 'i e . ' up b T 'natuU '' " A satisfying. . r The i 2 1 .,„1 Hnn-r1*«»."“ - «1 I h i C l . , . o. u.l h .« M . . « h m , iand ancient Aztecs tu r e grass, a n d dot*» well on moder- ttLCV of rh„ PaMh llMlll|lulna ' J * m ake-up the world would be th e j Mrot>0rLion charged to e v e ry j o b th e giant cacti rear their heads from . . . It s t a n d s , deserts, rivers. The first, the ¡r.os»! more c h e e r f u l . - M l .m l Labor J o u i- urned o u t . a , b ^ nK done by all the shifting sands. T h ey have 18 ^ £ ‘° J j w “ T 1 ' h a ,am e a tely good, moist »oil. d roughts fairly well, a n d . will not [ tains, man cannot remove, hut hr can m l. .n.. i.i„ different varieties, th e jR o b u s ta spineI cactus ,n “ crudo wa>’ ,n th e PrePa rt h e big bu»iaes«ii*r*' less being good ( ol s to ck feed, the | ,l*ion of. a “ "<> *o this day need reseeding for several years. It-* nnu does go through them to save tbs I t was also show n that* th e s u b ­ Signal, the Royal and th e B a n a n a thct n “ ti™ M « ln ,n makea candy of is not affected by light frost b u t is I trouble and difficulty of goni!; M A R R I E D F O R T Y ' YEARS scription price of papers was, in most .11 being good for icxd. a u d ioc.RuiL. us, injured, bywlraexing. , 'C*se-7iorririVej **ieiBt ^Wre BCttwd.'the ffih'iils b« lui ' j . *o d ' n * uth ® Wo h av e received a c a rd from Col v a lu e-o f the bay is about th e same !arKcl>' cleared away a l t o g e t h e r Th«* ftif'frtrft aftfnc'tlm Cmomih) a h o t l i e , ^ ^ ihade from p a n o ” a, T. J* AppUty.»<UBnouneinrtbef«rl--W * V te e n page papers arc g otten out g u arc th e b n t vurietios m d ! n a tiv e sugar. In the m anufacture of as tim othy. . ' , h , r d * ,h<* ‘leserts. h r 1« beEt„„int eth w edding an n iv e rs a ry of this es­ treat like the forests The f..,lr*i th, weekly, insufficient to actu a lly p y Messrs. R os, and S tew art have ex’ to t,a> ’ th e . b iznai a ia W * " " ' tim able couple. T he an n o u n c em en t rivers. be Is beginning to >t,:n m .,,, also bears the Intelligence th a t they for the white pa,>er and postage, t o | ,)eritnonted with m an y varieties un- 0,1 t h * d w e r t , after first cutting suits his purpose and to teg R o o s te r s ' I m m e n s e T a il F e a t h e r s . This is accomflow at will. have eight children a n d to our cer­ s a y nofhing of all the work of pro- t j , lhoy know to ft c c rtain ty wlli, t ,8 ' ^ a >‘ Undertaking to brei d roosters with p a rin g the news a n d editorial m a tte r .j bt.a t (m lh e 8tat(. A visit to , hl> PH"hed by using a sharp, longtain knowledge they a r e all living but one aim In view, that of length­ set R in ty p e a n d print il. T o i o m . rB rtu, farm on Union a v e n u e ¡, a handled knife. and doing well. We e x te n d congratening the tall feathers, the unlive» of of the members thais was nll a s u r­ O. e rr it novel and interesting one a n d jn Although 10,000 pound» of fruit the Island of Shikoku, Japan, have n- r* I , lations to Col. A ppleyard and Mrs. I pris** and th e uw akening carne wilh Don't b-lt connection with the visit a brief m ay be expected to he produced per produred, after a hundred years of pa­ A ppleyard May t h e y live to cele­ a jolt. The next meeting wi‘‘ liislory of th e cactus with its spines acre by a well established cactus tient efforts, some ruarvelou* results mercoth* titubi; brate m a n y more anniversaries and j som e plans a d o p te d th a t will put the and after the spines were obliter- garden, it is in the forage value ol It Is of record that tall b a t h e r s IS not because you have niwa.» finn »bl* may their children prove a rich publishing business on a b ette r basis a te d is given below: |n th e plant t h a t the future prospects feet In length aro to bo seen on tha to control conditions and blessing to them . A m an who will Island. a'rid the puhlishets a n d th e public a way to humor lt. »Jt.if !-rht raise eig h t children in t h e nowspn^icr I t was n o t until a fte r C hristo p h er of the new i n d u s try seem to center. now-, for you may som** dav will bo bonefitted alike. I JOtlf. N early ten years ago the govern­ business deserves a pension* from the C olum bus bad discovered America self alone.-sod wltln- it in.F t., J ‘u*rce News, i*-> to g o vernm ent. B ack N u m b er, buy jour.»*>lf nn ai-d.. m * : a n d the English, Spanish a n d D u tc h m ent realized t h a t the experimental i* t'* . ------ O —* "I wnuldn’t dreniti of i.tarr» InK h !in c u b a r .: I.-» tra d e rs were» o p e ratin g between tin* ' Ul pass* d and in i a hulA LL S T A T E T E A M O R G A N I Z A T I O N O F S T O C K M E N two hem ispheres th a t the cactu» etin stated t h a t the value of cacti Why. he suid he »ould do everjthlnpt W ith m any baseball te a m s coming Several different cooperative o r - l ^ ‘a PPcarance in the Old f^a««’ .H a nts ha.! been demon to moke me happy " "\Vh#t ls wrong Applicat.o He ouitht to kno * that »trnted .Experlment» «ith irti ftbout th n t'' to F lorida for the tra in in g sea,on i l l K anlration, in n o r i d a have, d u rin g ' W r , d Alm*wtt w ithout exception F a i n t -In.iiM It* > btimans are put on « arth tu (uitill mi-iprov e d . var i c i io* of t tu- » pi nc i , •»*. »..ri c l ea n a n d >lr\ lit nû! untim ely to pick an « Ilú tate I , ,lf. ||ttJl| , U() V(.a r , t aegoniplialicd « « U . - a-w th I »pectci^pf cucii are inti.klaBlons not to bv happy.' p o i n t t o a p r ò Ih lo t h e g r o w e r. a» der a paini i .n.-i-» .1-0 jeam of new spaper i m * ^ , A game Rreat d « t| of benefit to the fruit a n d 11 *h,‘ w,,slern berm.-pin re d u r t n g »thè lirst y é a r mi a e r o vielded ei]trised to tli* mte. b e tw .rn th em a n d a selected t . u m j t n | r k Rr(IVk,.rB (li , |„. stntP They ” ' : f a d e r * saw them growing n in e ty tons of forage I n thi* extween coal a iii t*-rl of ihr I ondillctri from the big leagues m ight p ro re in- j havo |irmiKht a b o u t better m eth o d s h‘‘r' a ' ' ' 1 U ''* " '" ‘" " J ......... ring per i metti S ingle l e a l e - w.-re pllllltid teresting The Sentinel would sug- . o( ra rrv ll, K on , h,- » i n d u s t r i e » .,„.1 m ............... *ri«u» FIRST NATIONAL RANK ------gest thè follo a mg all »Ulte peli puidi- h a v e in c r e a s « ! tht* pr of i t s, n o t o n l y , I d a , l t ^ l o t ’1' D a m t o t h e ;*■ r i .c ns a m ! a n d t h e a v e r a g e vichi of e u c h was ( o r t y s e v e n a n d n half poi t nd* T h e ers’ t e a m : lt f* onty of t h e i r m e m b e r s , b u t of nil w h o are ldnnt l ov e r •>/ 1 i Vi Sa tifoni, in the 'Mat' of Florida, at P itcher, Ed la u n b rig h t. Tam pa engaged in ll.e t.runches ..f farm ing durtng thè la*t iialf eenturv rDot .tti> ; n-ld ni ih.* ti i ir d artd »lice.....(ing rinse nf finsi 111-»*. I lece mili r 11st. 1 9 |t ye a r* s i m u t d in* d o u b l é t i m i of t h è T i.'.m e cntrlier, R o b ert Mentley. represented by them . interest ha» beeti manifesti d lu-r. »eeuild U a e t l f s ut J'i per tot! a» a |{r«nifrr» T e m p i Time»; fir»t, base, S Dolio in thè grow th of cacti (or ornum .m ial ¿j Dean, .Minrni M etro polis; s e c o n d 1 Chief am ong these organizations is puritosi.. unii tl i» im i, n few year» s t o /k fooil i» t*»t linai e d a» b e i n g a» I xifftt* amt Í »tw-nijr.lv* * h e h lrx fu , 'ire*! *f:*l urm>Fyfet| c h e a p ¡n nlf tifa a l f» base, Willi» Ridi; T im e s -l'n io n ; tliird th e Plornlu C itrus Exchange which »tr.ee a n y a t t e m p i wa» mudi* lo .■* 1 Si |loh<|vtft«VhretlfM|||t).iq has Caught the fruit grower* ol t he * *t hi r I » *e- *jf*- J‘ .(i ) b | Nj ^ base. Geo. A. MeCInllun. Florida T h e fa et I hill . tit w ill grow .it *l $Iffrl-»I - Nff»'li.f 1Î ifftl if" . «»ffI hit Dit i» 1 . «te a tiew ioniitier.i.il liidu*tr\ 1 S tate better m ethods of operation III ' 'A t -1 * — -1 » in ¡i-j it; r , g . » Metropoli», short »top. M F ||«tht i nu r t - h in t ii>- -ai' it -va-t - of i tu In.» a t t e m p i I..11h.-r HutÌMi.-k wa erington. Lakelmid T e le g ra m . righi ulmtr-.t. |( Hot quite, every phase of • t h è [llll^)','^ we-t or »o-11h .* r *1 tin rain, ( * * ’ •J ■ t-flgn It has brought aoout wnt liana }| 'i * ficld. S. A. M< Dride. Arcatila New*. the industry l i o n or 1er It It/.i-r a lid ' ha It I- val I »•*■ %i»r**unt ud|*i •! m» Al t h e e o n t l u ' i o i . of ».-vi.iiteen I' a r ktit^ Mini Fu fhi lvi fi «t, 1 H* • *i* — center field, A K T a y lo r, The b e tte r prices for fruit, better transit. iii*' for ... n u n '• p u ri....... I l o t i It I ’ *• *• I. I *|»'ff. M* . . H *l . p o r t a t i m i f aciliti es a n t i b e t t e r r . . „ d i M e r i i t . e i i t m g d u r i n g wi t. h S ta te: left field. Cha». E Jon«..» I. . l.f 1***** I M * t Ì (ii t* hi* I¡a 11 Ilev e|i i Jn-d a -¡ittleli-.-- a p i a nt i l . i t • ti. i lid i . !.. V lion» generally T h e benefit» r>'»ult * . » * tV . * -e ,r% . I • t I, *i I Dixie. .i*g.ini »**t fe «rve r m l i i o » ( r u n of high Illlloii by t In- pe o pl e of Fl ori da, I htr fr>•tm m tug from tin* work i f the Kxcithngc ’ u< nf *rn * tri tri In** Ki'-s-r»** C ham pion stealer, R obert J Holly, have not been confined to it» merit q u a l i t y , B u r b a n k ret*cheti t h e c o u ­ es p e c ia lly a» liti» s t a t e i» r a p i d l y *1 •*k raising t'u» ,?otf) I*4i■** slid lUihi *’ ut* » Sanford H e rald , w .rr boy, \Y It lier» alone but. on tin- contrary, tin rt u s i o n t lint l-n ¡t» o r i g i n a l *t .t*- t h e b e c o m i n g t h e h.Mitu-r t h a n Alatli Spinele«5 (Kilridc Fbitki ami *th#*r < «xh Harris, Yalh > (.. z. u- Kissimmee. lnt| t.pontje„ t growers have lea rite (j i act u» was w ithout th o rn s, a n d had s ta te of the southeast. I * nn* II.AIt i,* leaves like other vegetation. HH <*a<'tus "ill eventually be one of the mascot, W«yi.e J .omas. R iant City I m ore because of it. frat i »*• t u l rAjTfvt t Y f 1,*. *a i \ conclusion i* th a t in u ge» p;t»t th e bnntier crops of tht* state and inan.v 1 fits N * ft *iWlik - 11 1'll *»(ht I<1) I»f Courier; officiv srorers, C. E. How* * » » 1 1 « L * fr J O B # t I» .* It « Itili Now th at the t|iie»tion of raising urd, Orange C ounty C itizen, and NnM- «if fwr Natmnal ftank* a n r tu lo r of th«* riit-iu* lit'catm-ntirimi -. nf l h r I'1“ 1'*'* " f th* b e tte r stock is upperm ost in th e i ■11 î n it Iaa»aftl! MfiwY | [vm»ve n î**ftl, u h i r t i tvriH i f m i l i ! l l v W’l l O f l i I l f F l d f l l U l U l ! | l ) f l •- «ist » h i 1** Joo Reese, Orlando R ep o rte r Star, mind» of m any Florida farmer», tiny ' ‘ ' -«»ITI l i k e t fie r f r i n i i t hi -»• '»•• ¡ t i n i umpire. Willin Dowell, ClearwitUr l ' t x l 14 ' . f i f r tu rn in g t «i It d f-HI*' t . th ro u g h t hi* Florida Parm er an d H o m i -i-, ki-r I"’ * | . i u U ^ l'H iD * 'f > 1 1 II. I I ■ t li;« • W 1 f f f I l a i «1 wn* 1. l i r c o i . t i h Evening Sun Orlando S e n t i r i l Wr litrr nlwiri |<>\* \ a 1 ' • '•* Mit Ut MITI c l »<>!»»• g r i - u t O l ­ lieve» th a t it J- tim e some action wa* 1l'H*» t L# t lio U s it r i i » »ITU* III J I m i - i i r ir- *iiaij. 11 1 I -*• of lb«* Otite f Ir liti w m t b * g a rr ii *! r * I O l u t i * ! lu k « ' • •r •»♦•»i n. 1 g th u » 1 r:i 1 ii ta k e n to effect u p organization <>! ouf More. A i ma evidente «d tbn r* *Kow A 14.4 t ». .♦ t « i . l» .i i U . r t ilJ .tu li W tl r i i , th o » « ' |* lu li I n c h c o l m i t u b i T U til f ,17ft.j 111..n2 thè meweit tnd onlf ili« bm everyth*•<. 1w* pi JOYS OF Col* NT It \ EDITOR livestock farmers. T h e main effort . , . . , .. . , . . . them selves to hea t and drought were im tkt u living with thu asitintunci* ui g!*41/ recommcod to u*er i o( ink With skilful brush does Willis il. of, s u c h. a. body, a t th e s t a r t , sho u ld . ....... , ,, U .M litlr, to su rv iv e, sacrificing th eir th e now dcitpined and little known Rowell ol t h e Cloarwuter Sun paint ,he to encourage ,b e tte r ,breeds in all able . . _ , „ (. apitB l ¡Slrsck pa nt in _ ) rii.oim).od , , „ , , , , , leaves because e v a p o r a t i o n , was to o hpinoles* ructUN. a picture of th e joya of life th a t go classes Stirpiti,* F u m i J.'v.UUOuo of live sto ck a n d the raising . . . . , i n i , • .. Unni»* Idtwî {rrìiht* . . , . . , * I rapid, a n d gra d u ally develping th e with tho e d ito r of a sm all country of. feed •O' ru ffs fit «* [- t t***“ , crops a n d im proved hav a n d , . . . , , , ' ‘ deadly th o rn s for defense iignmst I'a h lu ff («raHMr» P o iH T Ilfl irTli* f f ^ t á t i i n ‘ (¿d’. ' . i j daily. It is really a page front old i !.:*•♦i u mulAlJT.K noi i»* ► ‘ri»00 (h u n g r y a n im als of the desert Hav<ìoml pu ft un* for F lor i da Ifn-ll m an Rowell’s daily diary; those who grain». V|«| JJXÌ (fr)lapMI.« •tihf* ' Dl flh**rk Com bincJ Oft* c In o th er live s to ck sections been thornless once, tintendenI l‘m X '/J '» « | a r o l i u r r n u i l a . l ' a r a . KhodfH. t h è \ nknow him can picture him in long a n J I'ounlain i ‘en I f rrliflrAlrt rii i I humi I« .!> * * » in I' m * fh »n vO lav • H **-0 | grey heard a n d quaint glunss s t a r t ­ t h r o u g h o u t the U nited States ure ry j, lo ri. v, r t to th a t sta te , al rii»u*» Hpei'iu- oí IhiApnluin a n d (îuin* If • -f it ti ci r i i * I * S «•” * T ‘ I n k ing in on th e d a y ’s grind. Here is found m any different breeders* asso- though it may have hoon million* ..f ••a trr;iì*fc |,*W'»I i|i*IWM.l* 1 rii I u :n: i*x* •*\ n a tio n * , in som e case» coniine.I to >(.lir, ,h,. cactu* replaced it* Ih r n i u d a it a tv'ruhn t h a t ih a d a p t e d i tu tour m «»»* <U >« — i b « n<*wo»| eb e m b e r ol tb** C i f t f i » In» I am »If. th e story of whul it menus to In- a n j V Hi »-»0JÄ I P r m i a l l I n k w*iic# m M u r aoviAif i^» « f'"* 1 ■*' 1 on«- breed alone, t h a t are responsible leaves with thickly stu d d e d d e a t h - | t o nearly ¡ill p a r ts ,,f the s t apoi t e IU and « d ito r: T ri» I f iTri.Sl** hi It li rvfK'Clally b n l l i o n t . i r a o o t b an I t „ all kinds of roil* However, like “ (Tim e 8 a. m .- T he S u n editor to a gre at extent for th e high g rade dealing spikes. L aym o in a n d I r l u» »Kow y ou li»r n r w L aitci »tk c a ttle, hogs and sh ee p for which For Kt.n c r a , ion(t thl, ubori({inwl of o th e r crops, it makes a better s ta r ts to w rite nn editorial I W I T H ­ bottle With the Dew floYv.cooUoJlei. Huts* of FUifitlsk* County «i Srmioolr, these sections arc noted. In the I. II. K. WhitfifT» CashlsT of thf aloYi^mmrsj America have used tho cactus in gro w th , and there fore furnishes more I N A (sw at a fly) C O U P L E OK M do wlirody •«•■«r" Uimt thf aignr •(«frmrtit c a ttle breeders’ associations th e certain of their religious rites, a d p asturage, when planted on good w tnir io ih* of m> knonW|v und Mirl. (telephone) O N T H S T H E L E G IS m em b ers nrp pledged to use t h o r ­ to u lim ited e x te n t certain varieti t soils. II. F. Will TNF IC Ca» h irr LA (caller m u st sco t h e editor) o u g h b re d bulls only, a n d by living have Ireen used in thu (ireparation f?ab"rri(xrxl und »vom to Kmlmr II. IC*mI Para grass furnishes an « blindante T U R E O F T Y E (te le p h o n e ),S T A T E Iw-for» rw Utk üih diy H. <>. f'Kn.«« f i r n T m l . F lcriila u p to their pledge th e y not only of iaumjufjr» 1^1ft, I". !\ forKrr of e rrta in comj>ouiul». One variety 1of good p asturage over a large por(half hour ta k e n to closing a n order l*l*udr |l, f*mirh, li rwtor* s tr e n g th e n their organization hu t when ea te n so affects the optic lion of South F lorida. It is a grass Notary f'ublif (or job w ork) O F F L O R I D A (con­ profit individually as a result of the My raminNnn riftir» «Sur. 1^1 M nerve t h a t when the eyes aro closed iH-tter ad apted to th e southern |>orference o v er co unty sent m utters) b e tte r prices th eir a n im als bring on , th e user sees visions illum inated in I Hon of the s t a t e th a n to th e north W I L L (phono) C O N V E N E (darn th e m a rk e t. » the brig h test of colors. In M e x l c e j a n d ’ western p a rts , because it is ¡nt h a t fly) (phone) A N D (m a n pays T h e r c shourll bo t o d a y in Florid* j am o n g th e poorer classes th e te n d e r ured more or less by hard frosts, hia subscription) T H E USUAL (m ore job w ork and c o n tra c t made a live stock furnier»’ association, growths of th e o p u n tia variety are ; • Pur a grass will grow on alm ost any (or a d v e rtise m e n t) ON R I L L S (m on­ Possibly an org a n iz atio n made up of ¿.n ten raw or m ad e into a salad, or kind of soil, b u t to produce the maxT he . ¡mum yield und to giv«. th«* Ik'si reey paid on account) W I L L RE divisions for cattle, sh ee p und hogs 1 cooked, ns suits th e taste. . fruits of m a n y of th e species are j suit* for p as tu ra g e it should lie .(phone, read advertising c o p y , pass would suffice nt p re s e n t. F lo rid a oranges a n d grapefruit a r e ' agreeable to tho ta s te , refreshing anti plan ted on moist land. Tins does on job work, p a y freight bills, nmorc tiecoming more fa m o u s a n d in great- nourishing. T h ro u g h o u t Mexico not m ean land com pletely covered subscription money, et$.) the op u n tia, or t u n a , forms a consid- with water, b u t on lattil on which pr d e m a n d ev ery d a y , largely bp“ W h a t’ff th o uio. / I t 1« 11 o'clock cause of tho C itrus E xchange, a n d it erable p a r t of th e diet of the peons crops do not suffer from drought. Begin all o v e r again'. “ This is no fanciful p i c t u r e . . . M any is reasonable t o -a s s u m e t h a t Florida T h e fru it is n s ta p le in th e m arket P a ra grass m akes a much ranker -7 grow th than does Bermuda. On U th e d ay t h a t we do not find time beef, p o rk a n d m u t to n would be stalls. One specim en of cactus is culti­ good la n d it will grow to u height of to finish a single page of c o p y from vastly im proved in q uality, with a W hen it makes 7 in tho 'mbfining until ten o r eleven resulting increase in d e m a n d a t m uch v a te d i n Mexico a s a host for th e fo u r or. five feet. b e tte r prices if a com plete organi­ sut;h u big growth the steins arc as cochineal insect, which yields tho o ’clock. satio n of l i v e s t o c k farm ers could be a rule hard a n d woody, hence it is brilliant carm ine color so useful in " T h is U w ritten not b ecause we form ed for thp p urpose of im proving no t of as much value for p astu re as com m erce. T h e juice of th e fruit is o b ject to t h e business, b u t as a pre sen t conditions. when i t is kept grazed close to tho also used as a w ater coior for p ain t­ alight exeuse f o r 't h e proper m a n n e r A T 1 :3 0 P. M . I t Is u p to th e leading stock m en ing an d as a coloring for confec­ ground. In which*we som etim es ex press o u r­ B erm u d a and P a ra grass are prop­ selves, the f a u l t / diction, g r a m m a t ­ of F lo rid a to s t a r t t h e m ovem ent. tionery. T h e fruit also finds generous uso a g a te d front stem a n d root cuttings. ical m istakes, th e sequence askew. P rop erly adm in iste red i t will grow in ' ‘Editors of big papers h a v o only nu m b ers. Influence a n d benefits to In tho p re p a ra tio n of jam*, preserves B e rm u d a inay also be propagated C lo s e in on Sorrento Avc., convenien t to school, church«* t o grind o u t .th e ir column b r three th e fa rm in g in tere sts of th e sta te , a n d c a k es'o f a jelly like» consistency. by sowing the seed. business center. T h ese splendid lots will bo sold at « u n io n '•» 'he Here In Florida wo find a largo highest bidder, absolutely without reserve. T h e chance of a iib-nm*' Th<«e p re p a ra tio n s are nm ong the of m a tte r ea ch d a y — no business or alm ost w ithout o th er effort. n u m b e j of species of Paspnlum . A to buy lots for a hom e or in vestm en t. D o not m iss it! KKKI- / most prized delicacies of \ Mexico, office cares—s t u c k back in a secluded Tho actio n of Sem inole county corner far from th e m a d d in g crowd. m en in calling a m eeting a t S a n ­ u n d during later d ay s *tn southern n u m b e r of these furnish excellent choice lot and other valuable p re sen ts— FRICK. S o m e b o d y will g n B u t the e d ito r of the small c o u n try ford on Feb, -4th, d u rin g tho Sem ­ California n cactus candy factory p a s tu ra g e wherever u good sod can them — it m ay be y o u . Banu 00006*113 during* yale by E u s t i s ^andT h e y are p ro p a­ A big d av! A big tim e! E v e ryb od y invited and e x p e c te d . Term»: d aily — well, t h a t is a d i f f e r e n t m at- inole C o u n ty Fair, for th e purpose has been utilising a to n of cactus bo established. .. of form ing a livestock association per week in tho nyipufActure pf a g a te d b y sowing seed. one-thiru cash; balance, 6 and tw e lv e m onths. G uinea g ra ss'Is easily injured by should m eet -with a p ro m p t a n d confection t h a t m a y be said to give h e a rty response from e v e ry county tho palate a now sensation.- In the cold, hence is o n ly suitable for the B E N E F IT flN O P U B L IS H E R S For y e a r s , th o n a w s jiip e r men In t h e a U te . Arrange to bo a t S a n ­ m a n u fa c tu re of th is p ro d u c t the s o u th e rn part of th e sta te . On good B. H. Hirnlcy,‘ Auctioneer and Sales Mgr. h t v « b ea r rd v o c x tlr.f th e orgnniza ford F e b ru a ry 4th, 191$.— Florida bixnaga v a rie ty U used. In this in­ soil i t makes n ra n k growth a n d fur­ D. H. Spencer, Owner s ta n c e m a n ’s con q u e st of n a tu re nishes a n abundance« of feed. This ■;;z o m e * a t L ak elan d tlon oi (ruit growers, v egetable grow- j Hom eseeker. --r " t -7 * ' TaNSSiLSwT--V a v > M. t . .. ^ SANFO RD, F L A . fcy' é *¿+9* *4. ET; ■- m fc - Carter’s * Heiald Frinlin? Co. ' GOING! GOING! A T A U C T IO N 48-Hiigh (Hass Ia O t S - 4 8 A T SORRENT« ), FLA. SAT. JAN. 2 3 rd S P E N C E R ’S A D D IT IO N mm National Auction Company 1 �P Ü P P P W M Iim H M H B M - S S I ■ m pu _ ’’ . *' JAR» . . . I t « . _____ • ' , *■ * TH E SANFORD HERALD PAGE FIV?, ^+ »+ + + + + »+ »»♦»♦»♦♦♦♦♦+♦ The Booster* »¡Il gì» to l.nngu m»d llooNter Trip Poatponed ^ a n d A Ita moni»' t .»J.. > il ih.- rum u d ì T he Booster trip that u:»a to tak e p er mi t . t'hvp' yesterday » a i railed oli on Seefl Potatola Vou ean get them are o u n t of the rain and the eirruit rnurt. The eourt i« no respecter of' nt U ffler’» Phnne 17 12-'2tc U ltle H a p p e n i n g s — M e n t i o n per«o||N alni» alm ul tulli nf l he tinniiBorro» thè ninne) If iicrcssar) to of M a lte r» in B r i e f nllefld thè »ale liimiirrii» ut 4<>»cH'*. era mere riiHcd fnr j 11r \ «erviee T he R E O R G A N I Z A T I O N O K S A N P e rs o n a l H e m s o f Vour sai Ing* »ili pai gnnd Interest rain kepi thè rem ainder irò in going TORD <11 R I S I I \ N T E M ­ In te re st ind if il.** «nmiit <i. .»* more la I I Jt. P E R \ N < I: I NIO.N vnrnhle tiiiiiurrt»» t In* e\|H*dit|nn »ili ( lilcki-u* aliti Egg» 4 mi i ;m gel go tn Long» «ioti and Alta m onte a« Summary of Ihe Floating Small t h e m at Letlli-r'a .p iu m e 17 |2-2t Al .... ..........lock M oii.lay; morning per scheduli' T h e wenthnr man Talk« Succinctly Arranged fur Mr. and Mr« George \ ll.irt ni «•enti tu Ini ve a special «pile a gai lini at tin i ••iigreg.itiouiil church a niim Hurried Herald Header« Statenlwro, Georgia are m ih» eit\ i he fair lino* ieri* her of Ninhir.l - earn.* t »»»me i.m . ++++++ t h è glle«ta of tlieir i-Mldr«'i' \ | r . |. toget I . r ,t ( |„. ,,f if,,,. | \ P Ungati alni I > fl\ 1 « Ilari C am p ' ■ reorganise the H t T I l^roy Giles and E. A. Da via «d < lirrie Indirled of Sat . lord The Jecissjly u> Il »ili pai you lo lai In a stock nf |k e la» firm of Davik & Giles <>l Or------ . , t, . ... . The gra n d jury indicted l>. \V "w atch »ell a» p ra y " has become •.«do are In thè city a t t e n d i n g court, «upplie« ai to rte li « sa le tomorrow. .. . . Unuc aie .a .. . . . , u rn e for the m urder in thè lirst de­ evident .uni a gnu.I .leal nl enthusi­ Everything m arked down li. a mini­ M i c h a e l Sbolli a n d Ju dge Fish gree for the killing of H. F Hryati. asm » .1—sill»» II. mum. n -2 tr 0f pd-and »ere a m o n g the promi­ T he homicide was com m itted on After a brief but inspiring talk byT here not Imi ri g a representative Juno 27th, 1914. i\t the Currieville nent visi lorn to the eily o n S aturday. Mr. C am p the following «dicers m e min* rubi p present ut the meeting , „ r pentine stili n«*r Chuluota. were eleeied: After the nrst of J a n u a r y . 1916 I ... , , i, Sunfonl Library Association y he defendant » II be prosecuted Pri-sui» i i Mr» \\ T t .ll.ourii viti not be responsible for any de b t on | h „ , ll(,)((Urn " A finrney Joseph II Iones. Tem porary Secretary and Press -contracted by any person but myJltl} 2m(| m . , „ u , , m A ll. 3 ' ¡.hdsted by P v m e r States A .iorney .. », , W Marties i*|f. (’. ft H a p p e r s e t t . * ll-îltr I m em bers are urgently re.pi.-Med to John <\ Jones. a n d A tlornev G u o rg e 1 Treasurer, Mrs. S. A. l i » i n . Orange I "a. « with hoops always a t t e n d this a d jo u rn e d in. .tin g ... un- W. beC otte*. while Davis & Giles. Vi.-e Presidents, one from end. I In soak, at F. F. D u t t o n ’s. 27-tf p o r t a n t business is to come up and <- „ « oblnson of Orlando »UI church as foil'»*-- Congregutionalisl. . T. W. I au uni and J . II. U r nf also election uf ullh-cr». fur the new r<*|>r«-s*«*nI the 'd»*Tlense. Mrs. A I. Ensm inger; Presbyterian. year. Should the ease he railed this Mrs. If \\ Hines. M ethudi-t, Mrs Oriedo a n among t h e prominent < E. W A I.K Kit. week ,\Ir. John C. Jones will he the W. \\ Al.eriiutliy; B ap tist, Mrs. E. Oviedo residents a t t e n d i n g court this See’y Pr.» Tein. urting states a tto rn e y , us he is now W. Higgers; Episcopal, Mrs. A. D. week. 43-3tp ibrving in th e absence of his brother, Key: Catholic, Mrs. Flunk Ma­ Limburger cheese, H o llan d her A ttorney Joseph Jones, w h o . is in honey. Will Attend Ihe Fair ring and yeast cakes a t Simon's. • T h e hoards of t r a d e of Jurkson- Washington City. 37-tf i* Foil»»wing thv Jftctfftrt M f t c ’A. P . * ., .T he case -of ArnoleB axter is* s e t -Tampa,• O rb m d n r Pfilatka and Philips gave an interesting account ‘ Mr.*and Mrs. rfigby" of Brooklyn E ustis have accepted the invitation fiîr Wednesday u n d if trial is entered of the » o rk of the organization are the guests oftheir son, Col. j , w a t t e n d the Seminole county Fair into »ill prolmhly take up the first which » a s first formed here some few days of the eourt. 'A r n o ld is to George N. Rigby, the p o p u la r attor- on 4lh nf F(,h ru ttrv . T h „ ,.„m. time in the eighties, in »hit'll many I» « * M ed on an indictm ent lor steala«y of this city. m itte e sent an in v ita tio n to th e vnr11 o|M rnt.d a hut. hi r of Sanford's best women had labored Rohe Bros. Pickled Beef. Vou ran ¡o u * trades, bodies several days ago, 1*'1,b lb willingly aif.l accomplished much fori |2-2c w ith the result t h a t many of them near M aitland, and is charged ‘get it at Lefller's, phone 17 the cause of tem perance But the j with I'Ut.hering and selling cattle h a v e a eeepte.l a n d signitied their wi,h fact (..it lb», organization had he»*!. K W Hector of Salt Luke City willingness to meet here and take "..I, nher , r than , n a " l.i- " ' vn A num ber «as in the city y e s te rd a y looking III th e fair The III, mil be Hoard ^ ‘«»rtecte.l hides am ong the things] dom.-.M lor the past two years, the kept u| over the celery fields. He » a s accom­ ..f T rade Dav and th e Commercial •>l,"ut the indictm ent members having merely their ilues, most of them, proves that panied by (* P. Swope, t h e live real »III act as host lor th e several bodies ,hnl ,M'' " P'lHling for more it needs new "h in o d " mui «he felt «state agent of Oviedo. M r. Hector w ho tfX|a*ct to come here for the fair. than a year. thnt reorganization » a s necessary. aspects to locate in S em inole coun­ The president thetj culle.I u meet­ ty ami »as most favorably impressed ( am p's Fine l.eclitrc bargains, pieni) of them al V«»ing fnr Jan ‘J l s t at 3 p. m. at the with all th at he saw in th e celeryA trttge ero»«] greeted finn, Joseph I ell'« tomorrow. I.1-2ir Hnpn-t church to hit.neh the ori.gndelta. C am p ut thè S tar T h e a tie on S n u ­ basts. I t es i s h . . » o f S e a s o n * da v n i g h t and they »ere must for­ izatn.i. upon a vw rkmg Br C I. Hrundnge. Osi efipul !.. P o l l y r*l t h e C i r e n t * a t t h e [ i n p c r i n l Mr- H i-nry Wi g h t t h e n a n n o u n c e d First National Hunk H ldg.. Monday. M o n d a y n i g h t » a s l i t e l h n - a i ' . i i i - n « - tuiti»!.». fer Mr C a m p held them b.r h a d . d r e a d v h e e n pe r t » u liotirs or lintn » ith In» fio» of t hat Wednesday a n d F tld n y , 11 a m t.< t i l t i l o l t h e »,•:-.»», (I*, a c t '• <«i' . . of or.itorv : -«r ( m o t h at I In S i ' i m i m l e and » ilIICIs.lis ferii l good log. 6 p. m llif I b e t u m I tie s l . i . u « a » m l p a t r u n lb- » »ts to s ja-a k on ti'iitpi'ruhrf, j ('out »» Ki.r » hen. I.lcrut un- ».IJ In*1 lie» f D Hunt of A tla n ta . Cu , IZei l .1» It »I n. libi b a v e bi s«It a t o l t h o s e having beoti iiiiltici'd In ionic to Sull- distributed and made the siiggi"ii in the city for a fe» weeks, tnitfl. » h o m i s s e d It l o s t » It H e s s i n g I, . f i r l . l . l I le . l i s o tin i. ' U l ' tilt m b e r » l I P I a l l . p . t i g l i b e I I to the gr.itili.'ation of lus m t.y O l l e " I l b ' Ill's f l b . , 1 l . i - t I -* She also li'i.vde the g . v. thè a a i lo*... »■ a 111.1* le et uri' oli pii si* I Iheie Polly of the ( ireu» can thè henelit« tn Ite derive.! Irorn r i g h i 1 very appropriali* suggestion lluil^ fririid' it.-V Hunt, formerly pastor to Sanford be li» l i . g a n i h. of the Presbyterian c h u rc h hen has he recommended to at>\ .-it\ • In kept .»n i a l M 11 . .r> d a. t • v g n n d li • I |„ I M g .ill t bat ... .:•! I "• « I« -It. •! a ho't "f friends a m o n g all 1 tu* u «l* o l t h è p i i li|ii p* .nf i» I..- -1.......ir»« In I he i l . ur-e booti churches .111;! all th e people and file) clean, moral ...ol li.gl.lv i i.t. r»,ii'.i'ig of 1.1 s r e lli.i r I » !.. • a ni in.tl I |,< la*si s 'i l , n i c e r I hi*n sjioki' .1 »orili M a itra iti.iu Ii desirv e s the un inai. ... S.inlurd » a - noi thè olii' » Ilo , of • are giving Inn. a » a rm weli-onu• ir.igeini'i.l lo ilo ni « o r 1 st i n I imI pr. i c and lib - A Ï |G it PM i.) a l i fi • l o i ' s o unded . o n » ti».I'D* î ï if»i **\ f o r I I I . «1.1 V « ••it k c , l» l|I F i e r i t h i n g m a r k e d d o w n , nolh in g of I 111* pl-1'pîl .1 »I,. 1 .t i • M ,t * \ t I .*» A t I i Milt« k * t. I'»» b I ' l . ................i « T l. MG1 M f. » r 1 b e 1 f o r f t n l at 4 .. w e l l ' « l o m o r r o » , i It V t hat »:-l ., 44 « i , .i i - »' . ! . .* R imi 1.4 Jlr 1*.■ it p.'ll , \ * t f . ‘ ♦*« • ' 1 • t ( if 1" 'ol »...... ( • > II I. , i , M• m i? -t • ». i: U i Ü ' I-..S Ill-til f ' : .i.i, fst* -t.it« . • i. - , i - .,1 I r • b i b i i Ì! |N AND ABOUT THE CITY •* Roquefort Cheese Imperial Cheese Pimiento Sweilzer Nippy Deviled all the time • . '• Roberts Phone 39 B . . i_f N-/#• r.4- . I" ’ a * l ..¡I . 1I i I .1 i l l lic c i I.i t t o l l ;s •flat I i k! v\ titilli Ft id ««•I f h.i |'l*< n r «»mi 11» pu*»* f fi . - . t i i . i .il til l I i .f •»♦ T r u e to n.une Mini from In ..1th», II., out II» II I'llort« He Is one of tlie be«I speakers that proli tu- «tori* Kain'.I ander govern Hunt I»1»pi . lie « - (e . 1. 1! . f.'t »ec d 1 a- g r . i .'d Mi plalfoi m m Sanford and for our Ir.tdi h., h »a K l.eor» in many a day ..nd II I» ho| I'll that ,. t |.r... on in a ta g «i rlifvi-ig frei d-.m from !*••» 11 d.r » \\ •. I . . 1 ». V) I1se 11 I lie til I I I I r Iill / I I I I* la.......... . I ..rei.I tl Ilf. Mlnsirel« Tumorrow Night C ohuriie Minstrel», the hoy» »ho are too »ell known to reipdre any ad vertiidng in I In-si' coin urn« »ill be here tniiiorro» nigi i ' tl"- I m perm I Tlie old l a v u ' i l e . I hurley G ann a ' d Nn I 111 . • •» • U»-n » ilb l In bell- "ii • -I ' l * i • tire Ira n i' 1» np t .. 11• i . • >. '' . i t Joe t ..born require« I la -tag ng this season is si,n| In be rn * ind <1 Irin tive u nit the u-in.l g.....I a i n good Hinging and old t u n - iniiisirt-lsy will he given to the Million*'« T h e p ara d e and free ronei rt nf noun i' w otrh the price of adm ission * <•; h u m s »ill have a crowded Imu-i- to morrow night at (lie Im pirutl McLaurens it?!*? 1 s »i | i lid N m l I*»»I iiIim*- McLaurens "'"■inn............. _ SANFORD LADIES 4 o » d i s <ir e.il i I ’ i t r . i n i I|I I Ms liintnfliiw Ditti I un» Roberts ........... »............ W O M A N ’S C L U B - The Literature D e p artm en t o f fin Woman's ('Ini' held its fort nightly meeting in I hi' l i u t i rollili* Twellt » eight inellilier« Were pre«ent Mr» Mari» . irtnaii presided Minute» of fi'rif.v' me. ling read and ap p ro v i"1. Mi n 1 « i • . 11i i , 11.'|. » .is d i a « n t o i m p o r t a n t IniHiiie«« ol t e r n o o n , id ec t io n of otltrer« Mrmouslv 1 I,, a! I Ii I'hlllpH »as iinai.i elected c h a i r m a n of depar Dickinson also m e n t : -Mrs. Geo. fleeted chairm an oí iinitniinotiHly m em bership rom m itt«........ . depart „„•nl This part l»«dng i-oni-lu<le<L pi.m* ». re arranged for Literature ri'cept ion. \s Itii-li »ill Tie tendered genital d u ll January 27th M iss» FoV Sale!, i ' T h re e lot* faring Furl» on Myrtle Mary ( lo-ppell » a s ehuni'M ti* chair av e n u e and Seventh slrr«-t I »»-sir Ulan of «leroriitioti rt intuit fee for ably located fur hotel « r n idcticq bea tit til» ; t ion of dui» rooms for tills Mrs J \V Harnes ns Hcuuliful allude t ri"*. ten >«•.!» old. m casion no ot h e r ' property lik»- it i> it- ■.Jy • I.; i r u n • ' r. Jn d i m . ni eliminili. A pply nt onre t»i ¿4 W I *ug I..t« k of t m e p r e v e n t e d gi vi ng of p. p«'fH a« »• he«|tileil 25-tic -How ever, all thoroughly «-ujoy-i-d II. Y. I*. U. Note* ^ prof. («. L Mjiri*’ talk on P»ych«dO u r B. Y. P. U. l*'**on wu* very ogy Following thi* the club all intere sting lust- S un d ay The s u b ­ journt'd ject wus Total AlMtinence Group No. 3 hud charge nf th«* meeting, Ii«with Minn Luing leader The pro­ "L«**4! this day loitering 'twill the sam e sto ry gram w a l as follows: Tom orrow, and th e next more «liluS c rip tu re Lesson. Mr Howe. tory ’ In tro d u c tio n , Mi»» Laing Is th e re still a need for Young Thcn l" ,,ucUion l,ri"K" il" own do* lays. Men a n d Young W om en to Fight Intoxicating And ' ' “ V n,c lo*t '»m enting oVr the T em ptation* of lost days. Liquor? Mrs. Gatchel. S p e d a l Song by G ro u p , Florida .is Ar<* >’ou '4* ,‘arnc*t ' *eirc th i* minute Going D ry. j Thu D anger, of S trong Drink. Mr. " hat * o u ™ d o ' or dre* m y ° u c“ n ' Jinkins. b,'Jtin “ 4 oiiruge lia» gim u s power and magn T h e Pledge of .Personal Ab«tinance in it Mr Thompson. Only engage, and th en the mind Dr. Miwusen, one of t h e World's grows lira ted, G (eutr«t Arctic Explorei* tells why , , he was lead to take a decided Stand * * * " “ n.d ..t h " WOrk W“ 1 b° C° m ' ploted.’ Against S tim ulants of nil Kinds, Mr. — Goethe. Chase. ' . R i d i n g , Miss Dslsy Hetts. R ead in g , The South is Going Dry, Dally Thought, Times of general calamity and con­ Miss L inda Connelly. All a ro cordially in v ite d to these fusion have ever been productive of R eporter. • tho greatest minds.—Colton. ! -I , :. 11 . tion interviewed visiting «Jelegiites ol Florida an d opinion was th a t Mr M . ..it. ..| t h e l o n v e n uuiLi* u few of the from various cities the <-onren*UH of Sanford ably car ru I o n t t h e t r v n i g p o s i t i o n a s l.«.»1 t o ' l i e v i s i t i n g d e l e g a i l oo in a iim-t • d -I Vb and pr.il ••» » i f ' I n n i " • . o, i l , t ni ,-r I al n in. n t >. n. m 1111• ln. . 1. imi I no I ». T h e r e are T im e s When N o th in g Will T a k e Their Place WHEN T H A T T IM E COM ES, C O M E H ERE SEM INOLE PHARM ACY PHONE 275 . I.U ng I. TA» Affarti! Drug Stai* . « -Y J SANFOWX .EJLA» = Courths that k e e p y o u a w a k o at n i g h t a ls o d istu rb the s l e e p o f th e rest of tfie fa m ily . Tboy can be stop p ed In a fe*e in ln b le s w ith Ballard's Horehound Syrup It Is a Remedy of Great Relieving Power In All Lung and Throat Troubles. Italtard’a H o r e h o u n d P y r u p conveys n w a n n i n g “ nd rel a xi ng Inf lurarn to the c o n g e s t e d l ungs. H e a t s soreneaa. quiets t l c kj l n g sensation In tho t h r o a t . s l r e n g U i e n s the voice, loosen« phlegm a n d relieve* all I r r i t a t e d condi ti ons In t h e t h r o a t a n d lung«. Keep a bottle lr. the b o u s e . It Is h a n d y t o have when uccdcd and «a.ve* a world of mi s er y to the per*on nffected Put Up in T h ree S izes, 25c, 5 0 c and $1.00 p e r B ottle. n u y tho 41.00 «Iso. u c o n t a i n s Hvo tlm** as much as thi» Stic al*p. nnd you Ret w ith each tiottl« a llrrrlek '« | i v l Pepper 1'oreua P tastrr for llto chest ST. LOUIS, MO. PROPRIETOR JAMCS F. BAU-ARO f or \Yr«k «tabi or «ore Kyeo, nee «Im b ru e Hr» «at»». S o t o An w m o <; R t c o m m i n o i II eure«. pbvl N i.n iM iH .E Atlantic Coast Line STANDARD RAILROAD OF TH E SOI TH .i lieti gali » •li I lie flo..r a» a representative of the local p ' 11i-r N*11 i.''i of -»a iifonl h Ia it t i ri .i .it i I••i i•I.t M.ifi I . • l i - r . i t m u ,,| L ib o r • onventimi » » brut lier n If.' I M . M, I i ••i. file a d j o u r n m e n t We Hut Equally Important are Pure Drugs and Reliable Remedies Vi»11r ci l a l l e li •f , •... » Uiusi- I’eoplf Fintine Prom inently in Our D a ily Fives. AN mini M iss Them if T h e y t'lo t-tl L'p for a Week. ..! I I-. a si n la I -t|..» -- I lint u t i l i i n i t i d prai»* - I n o d d be ■• d io ila Sa n f o r d < o u i m e r i li I I .al i for I lie U l i s t m l i d e l f o r t s t o a » 4 -D A IL Y L. J S' Vevitile ‘No. 8(i T R A IN S E A S T -4 Ar R irlimunil Ar \\ aiFitrifloit Ar Ar HiltirnTfr IMiiUilr tphii Ar Ì ork S:3()am 5:25am 9:00am 12: IS pm 7:00am 10:29am 2:2l)pin 10:15am 1:35pm 7:55pm 8:00pm 11:50pm . * Free Reclinini» Chair Cars to Washington, Electric Lighted; Eledric Fans. Coast Line Florida Mail Carries Local Sleeper lo Savannah. Slcel Pullman Cars of the Highest Class Operated on All Trains. We Operale Our Own Dining Car Service. Pullman Reservations and Informalion. J. (i. KIRKLAND, I). P. A., Hillsboro Hotel. Tampa, Fla. si»t the «uece.s* that Inis come to Sit4iford Organize«! Labor I anions I lor the lliimhed r«Htilts |..ttaiiie<l a» a in design*, inrludjng 'TUu'*t Satu iu*'1 water m i r k in m nvintu»n »n ford."' Niagara. Welcome. G«>«««1 t«-t.vinrnei t the limai union working Night, \nieri. iii Flug. Sunset Í 'linpm - n in j.-.riH ul.ir the p.iinK-r«* . r a i l let of roses and 1 n u m b e r of other re indebteu to this cluli and all gnrgeou« s«-t pierei». T h e re »ill al»o i i . r . di ct s of th e painter« » ¡ » h to lie a gloat amount of oth er novel • steiul tlo-ir h ea rt) thank« h»r <J"s kind« oí lin-work* that »ill lie won­ derful in tlu ir ciiiiHtruetion Tin* «**1 -lam e, «fur worthy presidi ut and olli«-ers mi-rvilou« di .pl i.v »ill h«' shown in •d l.oi-al N'- .'iJ‘< of F. ini*--« are \ coi nect lull with the log S«-rilllH>le it Huh.m. president . I I- Mahiir. ( uiiniv V . 1- l"r (nur night«, stariv u e (iri s id e n t. f I Kuiupli, «i eri-- mg. Wi «Ini-sday. .jrd. ta ry : L. L. J o in s , tM-a*ui«-r and dele-, Sanforil will In* lilmed during thi* gate to Centi.il Lahor I'nion. Stoninole C ounty Fuir, arrangement-i The Sanford lo c als a r e a ls o grate have been m a d e »hereb y n motion ltd to Sanford Aeri.* of Eagle« for tin picture com pany will p u t the town hi use of their room* and m any other movies, act« of kindness. Thu aconc.« of the p ic tu re will he A. W. FRITOT, D. P. A., 1 138 W. Bay Si., Jacksonville, Fla. Skl m Crearti on Oottlea. A jiovel uii'tlimi of «kliiiiulng nll liie ere,no frolli milk eoiitultieil in n botti«' or llk«' v e n e ! i» to unv a Inrgi» round disk of ruhher whlcli takp* tt nllghlly eoirnve siiti| h>. It bullig liung iipnti lhree Ughi aluniinum roda, or v» lren sitpptr ; t li«' tll»k In eilgew lsc nini belo» «he «urfare If Mn-n fake» fin- l! I r cu a r.l lini !»»• i|ru»n out »Itti all ne ini A T L A N T IC C O A S T L IN E T R A IN S No. No. No. No. No. Northbound Arrive 92 . .4:00 P. M. .. 82 1:18 A. M. Hi 1016 A. M 80 . 2:22 P. M. 28 8:60 P. M. . Southbound 91 . 12:28 P. M. tfJ. . ..2 :0 6 A. M . . . . 89 . 2:10 P. M 85 5:30 P. M. 27 • »•••• • • • • • » . O viedo FJf. Arrive 127 Leave G-u ve 4:05 P. M. 1:33 A M. 11:06 A. M 2:42 I». M. ............. • • • laid in t h e street«, store*, exhibition hiiili|ing* und piare* of interini in Fireworks nl the Fulr Every night ut th e .fu ir the>e »TII ]] Sunfcsr«I. be u marvelous display of firework*. The p icture when com pleted will This exhibition will he the big fen he shown lit the Slur T h e a tre . It No. 12:38 P. M. , ure o( tht, „¡Tht , Ilir> UM(, wj|| )H. u will th e n be sent to various cities No. .2:16 A. M. No. 2:30 P M. magnificent triu m p h of pyçotcch- th ro u g h o u t the state for reproduc­ No. 5:5i. P. M nies. Aerial pieces of many b. uu- tion,'show ing the a d v a n ta g e s of San­ No. 8:10 A. M. tiful and wonderful kinds will hr ford. used, including the Cascade*, the ' No •• .tn A M hi m e of e v e ry th in g th a t i« l*»-isu I if ill Sanford Hoard of Trad«' t o remain No t (»0 P. M. in lire»ork.« With a m ighty roar .tiie p ro p e rty of this city See these L ecabur^ they will propell high into the uir i pici un*« und it will give you an idea No. 2 1 - Arrive 10:55 A. M. ningnilirent fountains of liquid lire, ol »h u t will he doin' for Sanford. No. 24 1 « ve 5:68 P. M. mingled with counties* star* ol every No. 168 —A r r i v e ............. 5:20 P. M The idea is a n interesting o n e .a n d color. Hou«|Ucl bomb shells whiph .6:35 A. M. there is no doubt that t h e prekenta- •No. 157 - G a v e . will explode high in the air, develop­ .T rilb y on of n local moving p icture will ing into beautiful bouquets of varied No. 2 5 - -A r r iv e ............... .1:00 P. M. atlruct u grout deal of a tte n tio n . colors. These a n d a great a sso rt­ No. 2 4 - -L e a v e .. • . . .2:25 P. M. ment of aerial .pieces will bo seen. Clydo Line Boata Then there will bo tho marvelous Great T ru th .' (Si. Jtkas Riv»r ) .- - fancy set pieces, some of these will "Ho who plays tho Tool will miss 1 AtTivo 10:00 A.M. Leave |1:30 A.M. Ae prize.”— Aesop. 1 #»•bv 100 feet long and be marvelous].-1 ----------------------------------- :------------------s CsVfc'J »• 1 j -.m �PAGE SIX THE SANTORO HERALD January h re g istration of birth s in the United S ta te s a n d particularly in Florida. This necessity ia being rcconixed by th e Federal g o v e r n m e n t • to th e j, e x te n t t h a t the C h ild re n ’« Bureau in S T A T E BOARD O F HEALTH * W ashington if calling for a census of th e children born In 1d 14. This m e corpora.e limits «. Tho 1|ock< br^ der ln, b „ on ^ m to om t e on > ••**|ing a n d carefully preserving a com- I d u ty of taking such a n enum eration **lrt t(> fTlaln 1,1,1 plete a n d officially a tte s te d record of • has been patriotically undertaken in Florida by the w om en, tor it seem» ' ‘ " ' ' ‘ " ,TI ” ' r' 1-1 the |>edigree of his h tg h -b ie d r a t tle m h Florida No i.roph- ,, ___ .. . , , th a t the men have failed »o far. , . ; . He doesn t care en o u g h about the ed to foretell th e fate of __ ____ , .. .... . T h e H ealth D e p a rtm e n t of the . . pedigree of his own child to have it. ihe s t a n d , supinely with of |(> mak|l „ „ m a t t „ of re ro rd . to F ed eratio n of W om en’s Clubs has an< ^)f‘rrn' , * r - 1 |>e preserved for Its own protection come to the rescue a n d under the C to t*e diverted from her and. ,I or .nis. , « . . .th e stockm . , And an is leadership of Dr Ellen Lowell Steit-arer to mi*» her t hr , i.i.. . s . . r e , ,, . _ .. , )VJt like the re«t of his fellow Amer- v> Hi. c h a i r m a n ot t h e d e p a r t m e n t !«• for her Forewarned leans. , -r. .. ,, , i h e F.nghshman is ♦ more par: ( ha* set one day of th e current week licular. and the family line some- to count th e children u n d er one year *' times m ay he i raced hack to the old. R epresentative wom en in every city, tow n and ham let a n d rural sec­ , . . , . tim e of the N orm an C onquest, ker* Association . . . . tion have been selected to agther J a n . 1«.— T h e Florida t " k at a t h e . facts in their com m unities, to Cooperative Association T h e •verlaaring question of utility, t a b u l a t e th e results a n d forward im oted and soon promdollars and cents, stan d s in the th e m to Dr. Stevens w ho will further reality. Hedge* of *tock »»>’• a n d most of th e problems of a r ra n g e them in t a b u l a r form and E. W. Stiles J H Booth pan> have lieen t r a d e , o r ‘*l It J** h s v r to 4»e figured l a c k send th e results to t h e b u reau at I [). Hart j r a r y l*oard of direetbrs *° , h i* basis. Most Am ericans know W ashington and to th e Florida" Hiion and Son •hosen. with Andre van som ething about th eir gran d p are n ts; . S t a t e B oard of H ealth. M. D. Gatcbel & Son Ed Foster as president. a *ew «»n go a g eneration further B ut t h a t the work of l.hf*e_j»atrim inent men. th e Osceola bark, bu t they are lost beyond th a t : otic wom en shall b ring most useful it a n d Truck Growers. I*rhaj»s preferring t o follow the results it is necessary t h a t they shall local farmers and pro- warning of old Tom H ood at>out gohave th e h earty cooperation of Flor­ xcking the organization fu rth e r up the line, ida m others. Unless th is shall be ra t h a t it will m e t n a T h e utility aide of b irth r e g is tr a - given, th is splendid effort to better movement a n d t h e form- tlon h a s two features. O n e is the social a n d economic conditions will e gom pany t h a t will not p ro te c tio n 'o f the> child, In establish<4 it* objevt» stuff produretKetocU'Omtrm&'Bn*! pVtttfr*W 'hjw t h a t F lorida women shall give every 4tio&*~ -arehouses. canning fac- the line of descent as proof of legit* assistance freely a n d p ro m p tly . *oatktnd to pu t the business iroacy; in fixing th e d a te of birth It is understood t h a t this censusn i !» 'owers and producers on * nti e x a ct age of th e individual for tak in g of Florida babies is to lx- kept c tkm e system . ! !>** p rotection under th e child labor up each year by the w om en's organ­ an y will have a capital I»»»; >n determ ining school age. to ization. T h e sureess of the under­ protect th e girl u n d e r th e age-of- tak in g this year will m ean much for consent laws, and for m an y other ! fu tu re years and will establish a purfHwe* working bast* for increasing!} greater A nother feature i* t h e relation of result* in the future health a n d economic condition» to the s t a t e in fixing its biMh rate. v ’ •N «'w I se for P in e S traw straw was free to an}» C om plete vttxl sta tis tic s , including The men who cAn afford to have raking, and if a farmer records of births a n d d e a th s and of large stables and kennels are huyin cl*« to do. he would ► prevailing diseases, are essentially in pine straw for lid d in g for their ani- for his hire, ehsiging • connection with the highest economic mals They huve found that the loarF. To a consider, welfare o f . t h e c o m m u n ity * o r of the pine straw ha* no insects, the *inrll J» *\ill tru»- of ih»■ 0\* CL I i>93 state Itself The n u m b e r of deaths soothes t h e . nerves of th e anoimal*. but pine straw i* BUILDING in a n y section within a given period t h a t it leaves (heir coat* tieek ami own It t* n n • • determ ine inferential!} a n d directly glo*' \ m o d i * a ml t r • it- healthfulness, its rno*t im portant August HHmont m a rv e led that hi* to t.«■ larg»- .»i *t asset A knowledge, even approxi­ hor»«« am i »log* were in bett»-i health C learw ater Sun mately ac cu ra te , of t h e numtier of and looked l»etter urul were tractbirth« i« vsstlv im p o rta n t in mart} .»t.le wt,en south and t.e a t t n i uted JACK R abbit w a )‘ (■»•Mile that of suggesting the it to th e pine straw !»*dding. ."mj he Cracks in l»o v CARS degree* of m fmli'ty of th e country has a stan<ling oril»*r for clean pine R there 1« an 'ic'» 11'elf T h e alarming)} low birth rate s t r a w it .......... li;- • ■ig tw r ar. on ■ •■ ill F ranc e during recent decades ,f o ,,l l o w i n g «uit. at,d. tile pine *tfuw iii up W n i l a cell,» a* : . egg In *»ti «!i ,v|,| .i ha» been accepted a» stro n g evidence •lustr} i* growing It promises t»» „„ , s m o o t h and of a corresponding decline. in F'r«-nrh *»e a most profitable mean* of u*ing pasterni(.k St; ,, ,,, morals. a w a s t e product |m „ p„rfi,.*.t i C O U N T T H E B A B IE S R E C O L L E C T IO N S O F A P IO N E E R A FORMER RESIDENT OF THE CH I'L l OTA SECTION W RITES INTERESTING LETTER First the Mijls family T h e following le tte r from a pion­■ month*. eer of this county now residing in » h o w e i l u p with a pa i r of twin* u#-* n C alifornia will be in tere stin g . «-*p*-< - • Kirjg an d Then th e Phillips brothers, ¡ally as it include* several articles w ritte n for the O rlando Record in C harles and Frank or ra ther Mrs. 1887 before there were a n y dailies Charles and Mr* F'rank added a h ea lth y girl hahy each to the com -, in T a m p a : T w e n t y nine years ago there was ing throng Josh Jar<>!>* a n d wife rarne up “ so m e th in g doing" in O rlando und Vicinity, as witness th e” proof con­ wmiling a little later on with a t»eau-i ta in e d in enclosed a rtic le from m y tiful girl hahy. F'rank Simmon* an d wife, to keep {K^n, which, if agreeable, {»lease print in th e Herald as “ a n c ie n t history.” up with the fashoin. supplied a girl t h a t m a y l»e of interest to y our m any ha by. readefV T hen comes blushing, modest Oct. 10. Ihfcl. myself a n d family Gaia- Long an»i Mollie his wife with a rriv e d a t Orlando, o v er tw o streak* a d au g h ter who may some ’day, of rust th a t spanned S anford and fifteen or twent} years hence, break O rla n d o , tw e n ty -tw o rnllea. compris­ som e young m a n ’s heart all|to sm ash. ing all of the narrow g au g e raileaty And then ap p e a re d C a rp e n te r Clif­ then, in existence in s o u t h Florida. to n . “ airly in th e m orning.” a t the W hat strides in d e v e lo p m e n t have village store. In urgent search of. l»ecn born since these d ay s, where sa fe ty pin* a n d sweet scented soap. •*experience was unfolding the cer­ W h y ? Because his wife had just t a in ty of fruition. presented him with an heiress to pin T o M r. M ahlon Gove, a life long u p a n d keep washed. On th e sam e n ew sp a p er m an (whom I knew for d a y G ra n d fa th e r Price was o h - 1 years before ho gettled in O rlando is serv ed stepping high, as though d ue m u c h credit ( a ^ a.'waLiunug.,*«» troaMpi» aw wffd* xunmr.tr timam - owe v ,> '*Tnfrrrit *fh 'Grange c o u n ty a n d so u th ­ s lip p e ry boulders, alt on account of j ern F lorida generally, t h ro u g h the th e sam e girl b a b y — the first gra n d ­ effective m edium of T h e R eporter, child! having pu rc h ased the “ p l a n t " in E ph Brown and Julia his spouse 1880. (e verybody 'k now s good natured K indly re tu rn me th e copy en- Flphi, not to he o u td o n e by their *closed, as it belongs in m y scrap C h u lu o ta neighbors, felt it to he book com prising m any clipping* re­ th eir d u ty to show this com m unity lating to O range county a n d Florida t h a t they could have a baby girl a n d they did! M illedgc T a n n e r and wife, just over the big creek did not propose to be counted o u t of th e universal re- 1 tu r n s and are harboring a young s tra n g e r of -the male persuasion.. T h e n , to cap th e climax. *»* it were »Mr. am i Sir* Willi* C h andler have U*en protecting twins since S atu rd ay last, June l ‘i. S o y o u see. if l in* s t a t e of t h i ng * 1* t o he continued a new *t}le of m ultiplication table will become an im p e ra tiv e necessity, es|»erially a* T h o m a s Owen. John S tephen, Jam»** b u t why a n tic ip a te ? Invitations are ex tende d to a n y inventive g»-niii* to utter a new " t a b l e ” q u i r k 1 KKoNl.OK HATt HKK 1 Let M e T e l l Vou! O r l a n d o will s o o n Ih* e n v i r o n e d In r a i l r o a d * which will in<>*( «•ffertively r u t nil her r et a i l t r a d e a n d c r i p p l e b r r pr«»»|*»M l i v e wfitileoale trade i i «V i i« V« él i i t i « VVV■ « « * ■'Vi"« i FLORIDA h -1 3 t h , 1915 Embracing -Agriculture, Horticulture, Floriculture, Domestic Arts .and Crafts with exhibits of Stock, Hogs and Poultry, and the products of South Florida. Rac ing, Polo, Sports, Aeroplanes, Lectures and Entertainments of all kinds ^ i i r , J T71 i ____, _ • __ ________. „ P _ 11 1 • ____ 1 F o r Inform ation or Prem ium List, Address H. H. DICKSON, President * �.M- •. .*-, ; , H- .B T W- T i •' ' * ~ -----------—-»------ -------- r ------ ;~ Jai " c • :-f, ■ M ro * ? ! io T H E SANFORD-HERALD 1015 [fûAl ADVERIISING NOTICE . .; *Aï»n th»t lh» *nn«»l . ..frkWd.ni ut Ih* Santon) — tU* °* «Ht b* h»ld »1 O»» jt* * ; * 'V ( cm,!.nv .( S.»f0rd. Florid.. i0<* 2 nd d»y n* F»bru»ry. 1*1*. î T r — J* l k'-y ñ, Io, Ib« purpo«. Jl oUrl- »tt»» *. V. ,i>.i lor «b» lr.n*»rtlon of «urh WL f 7 ^ ~ - *• m*y b* h,ou*hl brl° " B«tlel K 0 WJUTNEV. Laura Jean Libbeu’s Talks on Heart T o d í c s H»rr«l»«y __________________ ’__ 4I.T««21' t r a n c e . Of t he m s e l v e s , t h e s e I n c i d e n t s a r o of s ma ll m o m e n t to him. but w h e n t h o girl c a r el e s s l y r e c o u n t s t o his s w e e th e a r t that tho lover she ha s s u c h conf ide nce In h a s b e e n bea u lug h e r h o me f rom e v e n i n g affairs, t a k i n g w a l k s wi t h her, s e n d i n g h e r flowers, h o r faith tn hi m Is s h a k e n to Its foundation H e mny e xpl ai n i h e m a t ­ t e r f rankly, but t h a t la not s . y t n g h e r fears o r e s t r o u n d le s s , a n d f o r e v e r s e t at rest. T h a w o m a n who b el ieve s h e r t r u s t b e t r a y e d a l w a y s h a r b o r s a d o u b t In her heart T hi s Is t ho bl i gh t i ng f ro st t h a t s o o n e r or l a t e r kills love If t h e h e a r t lie d i s t u r b e d In Its love d r e a m . It c a n n e v e r a f t e r w a r d s b e a t w i t h t h o s a m e Joyous r h y t h m . It Is a l w a y s w i s e s t a n d b e s t f or a l o v e r t o e x p l a i n a t t ho t i m e b e i ng Just how ( h l a o r t h a t o c c u r r e n c e took place, t h a t h e m a y h a v e h e r vi e ws on t h o s u b je ct . H e r conf l de nce Is w o r t h e v e r y t h i n g t o hi m. W i t h It a h a p p y f u t u r e Is a s ­ s u r e d for t h e m W i t h o u t it, t h e i r lives will d r i f t a p a r t . L o s t Is (he w h o l e worl d t o hi m If h e p o s s e e sc s n o t t h o ^ewel of h e r confidence. P A G E SEVEN Its! =5)1 INK INK INK (Ocmaht. 1914, by th. MtOut« N«v«ar Sr»JteU»J SlIKElFF'E SALE IN H O N O R ’8 GRI P. I. b«r»by gt*»n t h . l by viMu» ol n «ni ol »irrullon i—utng out ..I I*»« "/I* ,«.» .. .I ol th« Circuit Couri If you a rr too wrak to Journ-y M* Circuit ol Ib- 81.1o oj Up th- mnunlnlt] at -r p nnd hlrh. **"V.b L. *nJ ,0» 8-mlnolo ( uunty. d . l . d Tou «tnnd within the vall.y. dx»«l J . n u . r y . 1 9 1 » 1» t h . t cor Ib* ‘A j í (hrfrio pondlng whoroln WU.on While the multltudea go by Frriilltrr Comp.oy, i corpor.tlon You can chnnt In happy in.aaur* * t *!,* b, í9 .nd Fr.nktln F. D.vl. * m Aa they alowly pnaa along T5*,S«t I b«** I»»*«! u P°n f“» “ »Tho' they may forget the ginger ¡•^¿Ürlbód propcrty ol t h . d . l . nd . n t , T h . y will not f o r g n t hr aong M ííí F «nd »M •*" t h . . . m joot ol t h . Coutily Court Hou.o ¡f'XrJi»«»* ‘'»usly. "í>»ld»J « »«níorrt. It Is n o t unu a u n l for n me rr y, tight* « J 3‘V r " nf,n#M«>»d«y «*»• flr,t “ y ?f M,,e,hib- l*g»I hour. ol ..lo. ti»-»lt. h e a r t e d yo u ng fellow to I ma g i n e h i m­ ¡|j¡> j (Wn o'tloek a. m. and lwo o'rloek self d e n p l i »mit­ 1 !•*■***.„ |Kf high«»i .nd br.t hiddrr Inr t e n w i t h a bright, ► k * s.14 propcrly i. d**.-Hb»'l lol««£ ,*V idO. 466. l U . Fl.n oí Sub vtvacloua, pretty • f V j . , „1 latid bolonfin* to Altamontr you n g girl nl tho ñ¡ Jr¡ I d N.< u r.rordrd In l'Lt Ilook Par» II. e> *ti» Public Itccorda oí OrAmt m o m e n t of i«f» C.u“i)| Florldn. • . t he i nt r oduc t i on. * f U. IIAh l>, oí Somlnol. I minty, Klorlda. A w h i r lw i n d of B L A M IN G H E R S E L F . I w. ilAl.HWlN. c o u r t s h i p ensues, *Atlorn»> lor Plñintiff. I J - T • a n d t h e i r engage­ I hold It tru«- w h s t s' - r btsfall. I f-el It when I sorrow most'. m e n t follows. *Tls belter to have loved and lost t . Cm H W C.«aly Ju d ie . 8 . « l « . l . C.unty Aa t h o old say­ Thun never to hav* loved at nil. 11 Stale of Pl.rld* ing goes , "quick îîJî.a'sihnrider, il.cc.wd. I tty - t a i l lu tove, *■ W h e n n w o m a n d o e s t h t r b e s t - s h e S S l l W l . I»»»b* l i n i t*-*U Ubo o» Ib » » y q ui c k t o fall out c a n with e i t h e r h e r dal ly t a s k s o r J ! r « n C . t on t h . a i lh d . y ol March, ‘ a O lil i. I -hall apply to t b . Ilonor.bl. again!" Another h n r love affairs, sho s h o u l d n o t fall In­ O O.' Herring. Judie oí . . id Court. aa J n d f . girl, or. p e p t o I n m e n l a l l o n and g r i e v e If t h e y go ü Probat» 1er my lln.l dlach.rec a. Admin* uir at of I* T A . ol t h . . . t . t . ol Helen. chance. a n o t h er w r ong. CkariiVr darr.ted: . n d that at th- a.m« y o u n g m a n comes I «III prrirnl my final account, aa In r e g a r d to eve n t h e d u t i e s s h e AdBlnlUrai'ir. C. T. A., ol aald ratal«, and upon t h e scene, k n o w s bes t how to p e r f o r m . It Is c o m ­ «.k lor tb»'> approvai. • a* lit* o r s h e Is morn f or t i ng lor her to h e a r t h a t m i s t a k e s It.trd April I» U .(SOIU)ON. D.tru ni Í. A. D. JOHN c o u r t e o u s to the will h a p p e n eve n In t h e bes t of f a m ­ idaÍDÍitrOM rum Tc.tam»nto Altaría ol * it.» r >i• tr ni H-lcna Krhnrldrr, <J-r-»acd. s t r a n g e r t h a n I he (K-cnston d em a n d s ilies It Is q ui t e a s t r u e t h a t love a f ­ ài » It. Il Ï4. 12-22, M l , 2-23 J e a l o u s y ar ises, nn d a I nver * lyn:trr>-l f ai r s tile whole world o v e r IlHV«' not fellows T h e r e is ;t p a r t i n g iif the r u n stniMitlih If s h e h a s a u u u r r e l wavs wi t h h«‘r h>*nr ami he goes off In u Always U n p ro fita b le. huff, w h e n sin- «its d o w n a n d t h i n k s T h i s does not s e e m to e n d t h e com­ t h e m a t t e r . o v e r , n i n e t i m e s o u t of In labor as In life,' t h e r e c a n bn no p a c t w h i c h e a c h e n t e r e d Into so t e n s h e b l a m e s h e r s e l f (Anting Tho t h i e f Hlenls f r om himS h e g oe s thoughtlessly recklessly Neit her o v e r t h e whole affair c a r e f u l l y W h e n »elf. 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VI - ’ Me * « .I'V I ni il ■ i mm lil»«lu»- h i m-* If ' •h e • - .11 . ei.* i,ii*t • - 1 • "I .h d N et.I ll- i . . i - n l * r « t ha t a girl b a ­ u n i o n s at«- not ' i " it « p u r i - • ■■) mai T e r m > M o t l i ,r a t e - - * S l r i c l l j Casi) lug. It Is not h o n o r a b l e in give the lio right to p o m t o bin p r i v a t e buttiIt hauti w h e n t h e h e a r t «he-s noi go ih’ss , e v e n if t h e y a f e b e t r o t h e d . ts tilin' e n o u g h to I nf or m h e r w h e n with it All'll s - hip m. IMione lili) Th* girl win* lei- w a t t ed p i l n n t l v sill' b e f ó m e « Ills Wlf«* or iii-v ■r dio o u t a love d r e a m M h b h li< i»i t h r e q g h a lo ti, - t o '» V tin) « I id- a « o I. .«ling II" d oe s i d lnv< « t o f u l f i l l In m » ' I " - a t o hum.« 7 ll u io, nil nil fault It|a.|l 1 vvtt t| tier t* • I- 11 im i' i i i * . In I« innr. i ha n a | • hi m iii hole>r • t n lo ¡ ' I f . . 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A W O M A N S CO N F I DE NC E. ttiiisl s e r i o u s a r e in r e a l i t y but it t e m SANK« >ICI ) ; . FLORIDA pesi tu i te aput HI,mi e s h o ul dn ' t be All. taerld MtlktniWtl' lien put c'li t h e wrong one. t Ii > view-. Ttiuvu.s iM M irr tviUiON pi. mur. Thy ph-itsures many, nt'd 1 ( , new. , !.. FKIIGUNON IIOUMilOUlEB •t I I All' world t!*pefhm *•*)’ wdi.i SPIES IN COMMERCIAL LIFE old f. tt llow few ttiv pleasure» v t ’ how cold. T h ei r Duty U to I n v e s t i g a t e a nd Re­ m s ‘‘ . r V ’ i m 11 We have it in every color and for every pos­ sible purpose. Remember the Herald when you want INK! Just received a shipment of Carter’s new P E N C R A F T IN K for Office or Fountain Pen, with,, the new Patent, Dustproof Pourout. P i n t s ............T-.........-....................... 60c Half Pints........... i...................................... 35c .4 oz. 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N K Y R A C E R É llli CI I KM ICAL i i M m 25( ( .ir i ar lie m eliu s 10c r \ f \ \ I lune F ir m a k in ji 1 ar«l su!ii> m lie ti, lJ a rk Red, W h ite , Orange L ig h t Blue, 15c D a rk Blue. B m w n a n d Y ellow t V « 1 S h i i\v < arti ! nk ( A R T E R 'S & SI ■HOUSLHOia I n d e l ib l e I n k ria m.Amm «m» l« i m umr i m i t * LAWYERS c. " Ra c e r Wilson & Housholder dr. i ' ha lf pint Niunlterinji Machine I nk fo r X u r n h rn u ii I á* por t I nventi on» T h a t H a v e C o n t e n t e d Is i h e w o m a n « 1 has P ro v e d of Value. Implicit faltll 111 I he m a n «In loves ------------------------------ :---- T h e p a n g s of J e al ous y a r e ui i Kii o *« S p y i n g 1» ns p r e v a l e n t In t h e coml j 1 A I ’M , to her. T h o tnosi b r n u t l f u l ami hrll tnc r c l al a« In political worl d, t h o u g h • a» A ll Hnni of w o n i r n m a y f l u tt e r a b o u t hint tlm e x i s t e n c e of t h e s e c o m m e r c i a l hat If a mint of luvo h i n d s kls <•>•■» D E N T IS T h e docs not soe t h e m 11" I* <" 4 p|on Is not n e a r l y so welt k n ow n T h e r e a r e c e r t a i n c l a s s e s of m a n u ­ t h e i r flat ter y. A b s e n c e m a k e s his WOHk FOK WI1ITK PKOFI.K ONLY h e a r t g r o w f o n d e r t o w a r d t h e object f a c t u re r s . h owe ve r, w h o h a b i t u al l y e m PEOPLES HANK BUftDING of hla a ff ec ti on; b u t ll h a p p e n s once pluy u r e g i m e n t of s pl oa —c o m p e t e n t ROOM 9 In a w hi l e t h a t e v e n t h e m o a t ronscl- men, w h o s e b u s i n e s s It Is to g o t o o t h e r l a n d s nnd spy ouL»tho n e w e n ­ ontlouH of m e n o r e c n u gh l In u whirl pool of c i r c u m s t a n c e s f r om w h i c h ih'*> t e r p r i s e s a n d i n v e n t i o n s bei ng m a d e by t h e v a r ious t r a d e r s . I ndi vi du al n n d It difficult t o e x t r i c a t e them ‘ • * ■el ves t o t h e e n t i r e s a t i s f a c t i o n of m e t h o d s a d o p t e d v a r y v e r y gr ea t l y, and w e nr o of ten so s u b t l e . a s t o m a k e sweethearts. A R C H IT E C T A Kiri r i val o f hla loved o n e may It difficult to t a ck l e t h e m . V e r y o f t e n d e s i g n e r « in big p o t ­ bo p e r s i s t e n t In h e r ef f ort s nl se t ­ B # > ;i : > --‘a . te r i es, b r a s s f oundri e s, a n d o t h e r m a n ­ t i n g h e r c a p f o r hi m. If h e m e e t s her 12. Bishop B |k .. Hanford, Fla ?:v a t t h o h o m e of a friend, q u i t e unex­ u f ac t o r i es a r e a p p r o a c h e d by a g e n t s pe c t e dl y, h e m u s t be c o u r t e o u s to of u n s r h i p u l o u s foreign firms a n d ofh e r nnd. e s pec i al l y a t night If rhe fered big mone y for co p i e s of t he new a s k s h i m ar ch ly If h e will .-x-eute u «(«■signs of ' h e i r firm Again, a very l ar ge n u m b e r of HtUe e r r a n d for h e r —s t o p at a florist s, n nd o r d e r h e r a donen c h o i c e roses, yo u n g me n aru s e n t to E n g l a n d f r o m h e r f avor it e , he, sb nn old a c q u ai n t ­ t h e c o n t i n e n t e ve r y yea r , o s t e n s i b l y a n c e of h e r fami ly; would n o t dlic^ to l e a r n t h o Engl i sh l a n g u a g e a n d MY SPECIALTIES: Br it i sh b u s i n e s s me t h o d s , but Id r e ­ *. >ICKARD*8 HAND-PAINTED CHINA bi l ge h e r . If h o la t a k i n g a a hor t c u t thr ough ality to Tteep t h e i r c o n t i n e n t a l e m ­ GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER t h e p a r k a n d h a p p e n s t o e n c o u n t e r p l oye rs well I nf or me d of w h a t Is g o in g »OGERS* PLATED WARE t h e s a m e girl. It floe* n o t o c c u r to him on In o u r t r a d e c e n t e r s . T h i s s p y i n g t o h u r r y p a a t w i t h a s l i g h t nod. If has b e e n e x i s t e n t no w f or m a n y jreara, B lGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES s h t ’a g o i n g - I n hla d i r e c t i o n b e feels a n d It h a s a s e ri ou s ef f ect u p o n t h e ... l a fluty hou n d t o s i c k e n tola psca c o r o m e r c o of t ho w h o l e worl d. — f a r aa the an- Answer ». • * *• . A* »1 N _ ,)C \ D R . C. G . B U T T - B ullir oust 'hold. I n k . 2-' «7 B o llii* .•d a 10c . 25 c ( ai'UT> R eal B lael ..GEO. A. DECOTTES.. Sanford, ».-¿»i M B ottles <'a rte r’s K< al B lack Ink in l - " Z B u t t l e s Cnulhnurn Company Drs. Mason & Householder 75c C arters W r itin g F lu id in H a lf-p in t B o ttle s < a rter's \ \ n t mu Fluid in and all Kinds of Feed flA m T r y P E N C R A F T —You Witt Use No Other Crushed Oyster Shells ¡ t r \È \ SEEDS I BUSINESS CARDS After All, Carter's is the Best ÜD^ •« u n m u t i g * i . M a a « , e flU L ^ rj F lo r id a W ( ’arter's Photo-Library Paste in Double Well Jars . 25c Carter’s Photo-Library Paste in 4-oz bottles with Brush 10c a Elton J. M o u g h to n HENRY McLAULIN JEWELER U oodi ,-«\ii. tv,,. » A.'S- C arter’s Household I ndelible Ink (for marking lineni wit h marking outfit 25c Carter’s Typewriter Ribbons, for any make machine...................75c MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT, CAREFUL ATTENTION MT fe The Herald Printing Co. 1 0 7 Magnolia A ve. ^=^ñl i Sanford, Florida V 7 JÏ \ m = y • ((♦■**.* { •' ¡¿rrr*- �t • PAGE E IG H T T H E SANFORD HERALD JANUARY ■ • ,a ooooooaoooooaoooaaoaaoaaoD oooD oaaaaooaaoaoaaoooaaaaoo | CURBSTONE GLEANINGS f ABOUT PEOPLE AND EVENTS BU D G ET OF O P IN IO N “ JU ST BETWEEN YOU AND M E .“ § EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT § ------- g BEING A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS — UP-TO-DATE^ ------------ » Communication» for thin C olum n Should h r Marked "Society Editor” , or Phoned to M rs . R. A. Terheun, Phonr 203 ♦ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 7 •ftp Harney -17 if* For Sale or Kent C lie ap - 71, \ afire farm, all tiled, l wo g< * * ‘ wells. N e ar Beck Ibitnim,0l'k siatio. Fenced nnd good barn .\j,lr ' Cora C. IM Ilnge r. I'.’Ä Canw stato._N . V. (,t ^ - « t ♦ tard e n . Apply W I. Bobbins N est Hotel 10. j j j j ♦ For R e n t— Two lug stores cs All Local A d v er tise m en ts Under E ast First street. J<>,. Ht.yjorit 2t-||' This H ead in g T H R E E C E N T S a Coca Cola C om pany Line For Each Insertion. M inim um Rooms for R en t T i r . , wnfu;. Charge 25 Cents. nishnd rooms well locati-,! l Hri dge Luncheon pronunciation of words, affording a A CHIEL I S A M O N G YE T A K IN G N O T E S A N D FAITH, g A ch a rm in g event of t h e mid­ period of am u sin g fun an d ed uca­ “ H E ’LL P R E N T ' E M ” — S O SA Y S §A U N T E K E R . winter s e a s o n was the a t tr a c tiv e tional am usem ent. A delicious salad i o o t i D o a a o a o o o o a o Q a a a o a o a o o o a a a o a o o o a a o a a a o o a a a o o o o o o o bridge lu n ch eo n ui the hom e of Mrs. course was served, consisting pf fruit 1n<iuir» a t 206 T h i r d St. D. L. T h r a s h e r on M o n d a y , with salad, banq u e t'w afe rs, dinner biscuit, 2S.,(t \ T h e Arcadia Enterprise has made th e P resbyterian church would lec­ Mrs. T h ra s h e r a n d Mrs. W. E. Wat­ olives, coffee a n d cream. Enjoying Nicely furnished rooms at m a m ost excellent suggestion to the tu re on " T h e y S aid ” .last S u n d a y son hostesses to the m em bers of the tho hojpitality of Miss Devlin were East F o u rth St. cffoct that a Newcomer*' Day he m orning I a tte n d e d the services for Every W eek a n d Auction Bridge Mesdu mes Dingee,:i9-8tp Peck, Mc­ held In th a t city. This Idea, it I have also lectured on this s u b je c t Clups and a t e w other friends. The K innon, B. A. H ow ard, Holly, D u For R e n t — Tw o .furnished room»/ see m s, originated In Cedar R apids, m an y times in Tho Herald. I e x ­ charm of sim plicity p e r v a d e d the Bosc. C. C. Woodruff and F. L. If you wish to sell y our Sanford G entlem en preferred. Mr* R y Io w a , where it has been carried ou t pected som ething ¿bod and I was decorations of t h e rooms, w h ic h were Woodruff. property or exchange it for Cleve­ Tolar, 807 Magnolia. m o s t successfully, with the result not disappointed for Dr. B row nlee very a t t r a c t i v e with their vase s and land, Ohio pro p e rty com m unicate t h a t new residents have im m ediately gavo the most clear and forceful bowls of cut flowers. A te m p tin g Letter Huby Contest with Wm. J. Wilson, No. 1113 WilFor R e n t— One nice ht-Urcum n j b ee n made to feel contented a n d a t serm on on th e evils of gossip t h a t I four course luncheon was d a in tily T h e com m ittee a t work on th e liarpson Bldg., C lev elan d ,'O h io . kitchen. 210 French Ave. 10-atp It was a serm o n l/bme, and a t t h e same tim e the have ever heard. served. M is . W. I). H o ld e n was B etter Baby C o n test th u t will be 42-2tp t h a t could be ta k e n home by e v e r y m unicipality has been advertised For R e n t— Cottage for , a|e n winner of t h e Every W eek prise, held Feh. 6 lh re p o rt progress a n d b ro a d c a s t th ro u g h o u t the lund as " a one who heard it for all of us a r e For Sale in W inter G a rd e n — Large rent. J. Musson. 1 l-2tp . . . . , two pairs of w hite silk hose. The an enthusiastic interest in th e con­ „ , , _. . . c ity with a soul.” Here is a plan too prone to rep eat th e evil and n o n e . . . , , , . Auction B ridge prise was Won by test. There is h u t little inform ation 2 sto ry 6 room house, repainted,, w hich might well he adopted by of the good things we hear a b o u t ; Mrs. 8 , E. B a r r e t t . This wits a love­ to giVe out as y e t but m others who one acre land, h a m . $2 , 100, cash or After he had given N e w Smyrna to ad v a n ta g e. The our neighbors. ly fancy silk workbag. M rs. Anno propose to enter their babies in the terms. F. J. Hill, W inter G atden, E n te rp rise speaks very interestingly the lecture to th e grown folks he rO-7tp was presented with a m e m o ra n d u m contest, wra urgud - to ■warrfF T h e Florida. of th e Cedaf R apids idea ns follows; supplem en ted it by talking “t o t h o ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦ ; tablet, the consolation priae. Guests H e rald for f u i t h e r announcem ent. I n Cedar! R a p id s the D oard of little folks a n d with th e aid of t h r e e For Sale— Five Wlflte' W y a n d o tte Good ta b le hoard at Mrs. R. 1 of this h a p p y occasion w e re MesInform ation .will be given with rcf-‘ T r a d e carries a continuous adv e r- sifters he told of th e m anner in ‘ duuics 0 . \V^ U j a d * , iL, L - e UaLne% «ounce i u M a m i n a t i o n '« n t l ' rrpptfap- Jtavkarola. H u * P a c k a rd . >R x -D r Hr < nest, 20 C- PfSTV-irretme.- * iu tUu. uuWfcpwpaia asking w h ic h . U m» children ■‘ should . [LaVerne H u r t , Geo. B ishop, S. E. tion blanks will be furnished a n d Sanford. He first brought to light e a c h newcomer to call and register. gossip. W a n te d — W ork on farm by y0UC( Barrett, Sr., S. E. Barrett, J r . , C. 0. sen t out hy t h e com m ittee. All T h e y thon give him a badge which th e large flour sifter cnlled “ T r u t h ” For Salo white mnn. Experience on northrta M cLaughlin, C. M. Vorce, M ar­ mimes of co n te s ta n ts should be sent rn n in u i» hi« n a m e a n d it is u n d e r­ a n d told them to always sift t h e O verland T ouring C ar. thoroughly fruit farm . Alvin Decker, J i r b o j . garet Barnes, T . A. Neal, Forrest to Mrs. John Meisch, cha irm an of sto o d t h a t ail ettixens when th e y see s to ry th ro u g h t h a t first. He th e n overhauled, good ru n n in g order. ville, Florida. L’-2tp Lakej W. D. Holden, W. II. Anno. B etter Baby C o n te s t C om m ittee. a person wearing t h e badge of the hrouglit ou t a sm aller one called Underwood T y p e w rite r, No. 4, G. F. S m ith, It A. N e w m an , Sam ­ Hubies are eligible from six m o n th s Lost Gold pin. major'* gold |rlj new comer are to give him th e glad “ K indness” a n d told them to tr y I, uel Puleaton, A. P. Cop nelly, II W to three years old. T he com m ittee first ¿'Ians condition h a n d and the welcom e smile. t h a t next on the s to ry and hv»i tin* Herndon a n d F. L. Miller a n d Miss (>m " O nk IIniter' T o p Desk, nearly | lnl*linin' ' " liiri' r f¡n* have been requested to e n te r the ' it 11‘iivi» at iii*ral<l nfln»« \ j ji* If th e y can do a n y t h i n g to sm ooth very small s ifter called "Is it neces­ Fish. winners from Seminole county in t h e l ,,ru’life's pathway for him they do it. s a r y " a n d told them the story would One Walnut Flat Desk, old style. W antetl To ex. fi n... ...» ,¡„t O rlando Mid W inter Fair C ontest If he wants to re n t a house, p u r­ never get through the meshes of Due Plant Jr. H orse C u ltiv a to r, talking inurbine ........... ,.-h „ j-t ynr* (,'uilil T h e contest for t h e Seminole C o u n ty chase property, is in need of cred it.! t h a t sifter and if th e y would use nil pruetically new. w i t h o u t inacliine, (or .** io.te jifiryu The young ladles of St. Agnes Fair is open to ail eligible hables of work, friends or a n y accom m odation three of these stra in e rs (or the s t o r ­ Guild were delightfully e n t e r t a i n e d Sem inole county. One P uinter Fcrtilixer Dilli. piano records. Enquire at Herold . Seven Barrels, for sprayIiig mix- oftìco. a n y w h e re , the new com er gets e v e ry ­ ies they heard u h o u t an y one th e by Miss S a lo m e H am pton a t the 17-tfr stories would not g o t. any f a r t h e r home of Mrs. S. O. Hhinholaor, M on­ tìures. t h i n g t h a t he is due. l /'rrtonnf A/nil ion Wantetl Gentlemen runnier« j t On Newcomers D a y the women th a n tho first person. l.ot Hoes a n d iither tool». day afternoon. Two new rnejnhers Mrs. A. L. D orm an a n d little folks tir» Hunt F o u rth Si Dr. Brownlee ulso read the poem M|. n a k e ti their business to call on new ­ Thirty-five h u ndred Celihage were added to th e roll. M is. Spicer have gone to laikehtnd for a two com ers who live in their im m ediate of Ella Wheeler Wilcox on the g rin t an d Mrs Tillt* ,1 rate*. Olives, s a n d wirfie*. Fourni liid'l 11o 11, 11> Mr* D orm an's family of " T h e y Said and Ills e x p o ­ hot chocolate a n d the in ev itab le moiit lit*‘ \i*ii iu If you want a hargullt in nny uf i r may have . 1 • ■ vicinity mot her I a consequence t fiere i* a thè a lo. ve «¡di 011 or a d d i e-* < t T h e school children uru also im ­ sition of this num erous family was mint* were s e r v e d The girl* of >t I r 1\ .1I D e I I , ; 11 \gties neVi-r ellpi;. ,i m enu till'* forlorn and h o n u h * .................. . it.- U oodrufl. Suiiford. I la ¡0 lij. pressed with I he spirit and bid a the best i Iml I have i ver heard Herald ..lit.. welcom e to all of t h e new pupil*, e n ­ w.t* 'a h»ss in tin. p.iipfe nf .Sit!ford ■‘tntfii* ‘ h av e n conspicuous pL»<c U .. U .1hi I fior Siili’ Wholesale *hippllig (re-fi d e a v o rin g I I I m a k e them feel nl t h a t t h e y c o u l d nut all !<•■ ppM-tit i n oil the table. Miss H am p to n T h e friend* of Mr .,u l Mr*. Miles ti lde m a n . w ater fi-.lt hu.'ine**. 111! lu.ling t.-h home, Aloofness vanishes, loneliness hear lid* lecture, for it was good in guest* were Mr* Braxton I'erhie*. \ 1 u m|* wit 1 rt-i' r 1i Ill fi-.. r Dim I l . - r r ’, (, . ■ I i. gives way to hu m an love, and help- every pari i n d a r und I >r Urownln i* Mrs Spjc.-r, Mi*s*.s M . m Ii . h i . li.'t fi t tuli.’ aiid g . 'uhi.e Ialini la Mr i limi» 1* tlr>| fl> ill .it In* ful ha mis bridge g re a t gulf* of pride -11 ^M' «oagrat ulule«! *»n bringing these K m Walker, l.ucille and Frances a!so li.*h house, eie. Inquin* ol Io Lost B e t w . Ijft Ito me on H est Kirnt street . Mr. Desert-S of em otion are made lo I Kreut t r u t h s hom e to the people, Aspinwull. Vincent 'JU tfe C!mode Ogrntn a n d 7 o<* ( 'll til 1» hus 1.....> ill Í a 1111 IF; 1\ trr»! mn ft »h« blossom like the rose; waste places in E very one needs this lesson \\ MllllHull T h e I.' V'. meeting will I■» ¡nul iIt tIf I -I- • 1* 1i-llllTI .1llil'il lor fit* He (■or Saie 1 n r ip Farm of '* acre*, of hey d e s o la le béait* are m ade green, and **11 talk too much without *.i;.nig field -ii lie- h o m e nf Mr* Hraxi* 1 • Herald n-i «t x •T> . l ' t ( lieti, house an d otti building*, any't hing sorrow and sighing flee away. M U! i'erklll*. with l-s-i /.or wìih gruwim; 1rop* Easy terni* H e re is a m unicipality flavored hostess . *** Hi .1-mi, -e Ime*U F Squires Nulle* of \ |.:iM \ 1 V c»tl ■oritt'-iiT;i 1 V nl 1 tentile •*»i with friendship a city, with a soul. The Southern l.um bcrmim . Nn*li H.tllon .*» tf ox «-r to 1»r 1:i mil • Sun Mi-tir Celerv a n i m e ItllltUI vii 1 fiat N if . b. *• ville, Telili . ibi* week in un edltori.il v <hit i h<j / *11f f i/ . p ii*« ii » *•- r I *1.1 X fiir r 1 lux u i-ri' M t-*-. f un t h è ' ‘Bulbi N n w " CHntp.iign tu \ iteli g h t f til Miri.......P i i . w .1* • Il H e a rin g th at Dr Brownlee f i'u r s a l t o r T r . u l M u m ! . r»l II ui 1 ill tl-.*;t 1 Mi-1 \ 1 • I*!nt ..fol •» || 1 rl III ( ) ing 'uttnehed h y t h è Builder.«’ ¡ititi Jox i l h> .1 t ougefllui |turT . t >f • o u n g I » l u r l i a - u t f i e r 11it* i in -*l l-e ........ M.-*.*r* 1. li Vi \ •»fi .1riti >;i m I'l X.X I t n d m i l l •■of»L*f,, * « n i i i tr .i l inr*' exclni ligi-*, i*lia in ber* of p e o p l e .' ' unii.i> ..................... w Ito Ititi Box 1 2 1 7 . .it \ r.'-tf fi'ui*. •». lofi. *. t • ri u limerei« .i nd ut ber cu in me rei al or toreil m e r <■* Alta intinte Sprinti*. Sr IT!111IIIg u n i;iit nm* in YurioiiN eit-te* t h r o u g h - hail -upper .t t I Ile fitti el a n d * 1>e I! t ! or Salt I .toute l ~ * 11 " I ! * I nil i Mr atol Mf ' 1-,t * *■•ri *»( «»1 H-lti. out thè cotintry. advi*e huihler* io ! * • i n r.,g I t oi i r * in ' i h . *luiil> blood It I 1 .1 «I i g g * b •! fi. i l i h i n g . p,r. I I Ili |M *|,f ii 1 .■*11t.t I.IX It 1 .1!»(••,nl. I in* gue*ts go uln-ad w i t h w Ii .i I i m t l' ui l i li ng Ho o k * . Iie-itlt- l i u l i h l i n g hrtittk* o f t h è II mi for .1 M M Ha y ne*. 11er aid -, a III .f u f• , * • ol M t* \S I' t 'n rt or !.. I« . t • .1 I t hey bave piu mi e t i while co.*t» . re p a r k N o u r i s h m e n t — l i n e fla ­ In t h è pnrt> tywe M i**e» t f-tf «Ulli e .Ini.;. I. • . low The l.um bertnuii j.i\* I UHtn-»i Trig, • Hi* filiti eie e F r a n k . D i g a S i i m i t i . t i r e t v o r — p u rity — c risp n e ss M i s s Estelle L e w i s o| L o n g w o o d .......................... ,,, ti*i* i he* tm h *i«i .. • . For Sale, (ornato Plinti* ,rt.flW).Tho " B u ild N o w " campaign for cheti Schultz, Salden W illiam s; « 11* th. e gues t. of, Mr * (too. - «I » — w h o l c s o m c n c s s . All Slujip , , , , » l*-.r1 t jr* 11* 1 - i th e sou th launched ut Atlanta a p ­ M e ttre W. I T h ig p en Kniest Holts- oli I ill I lei gl i l * f u r - o \ e r a l d a y s l.t-t mill l . l v i n g ' t o l l * t i t u b e . !ri n i l un x i l ­ Il> Ja f o r 5 c e n t s , in t h e 4 l Tu*** *»t # gin soil ?1 .1ft io r in \l*u hentli| A rth u r pears now to he m aking good pro- h o h l e r . I I > Robert H week. m o is t u r e - p r o o f package. quaite.r* fur sweet potuto *ll|>* I It j gross, n n d to have already .worked V o well I *.» 1 1* . M i r ’ *i«x. f i l a i 1 . * i* ,u tt a feeling of optitni*li - tnnt*«|ene • \ |.[p.|. d V’ " ... r.-g. ' i-r. >| ■i f \.,I- I M' t h a t will ihnl e \ p |. -11•11 i' m i l ' •.! -f •r < S IM I H ind V * !■-o S . - i Ir. *I X, t . I xv. | 11 R u b l o ri rgi local building I'D ludo* *.f Do I *'!l*r. g I t o - ,1 ! ! . . ut Mi a e d \ i 1 * l i n i h i . r ..I 1 11, u à c . I V I he move ougli' to he h e l p e d « ÍMIf t I» 'A11j l' I \ U >!fi* n[ ! hi ir I*! MHI li ■* lia M. They left th è Im iti no Sunti,iy a n d Laurei a x . u i u In ‘i-g .. r !.. alni Sanford l odgi- * o 1..’, I > along in every possible way all ttvt-r New Knglltltd s u p p e r s I I I the H ynes lor a vtsit of soventi d.tys with Miss one fine 10 uere celery farm two third Communication ex.-rx tho s o u th . It o u g h t to he ht*l|w>tl ! block S a tu rd a y afternoon a n d evon- Anni« Hawkins on Celery a ventiti. miles west and nSar .First street. Thtintlay« ..it 7 *1 ‘ \ ‘.,13D ns m uch ns possible b y a "d o it ing of this week. Home baked bean* "Wt-lcOlIU . Will sell both at hail tric e If ynii fih O i. Taylor n o w ” policy on th e part of all to w n s brow n bread a n d all the e tc e te r a s Mr. Climi.* Me* Tory of Ih-Lund, waul to get rltmbb v, ..r tiiurcx'* S". re' anti cities with respect to municipal ' w-UI be sruxerl a t moderate cost tonogr;.jilu-r "f t b*> circuit i «,iirt i* worth cali quick im provem ent* a n d « •.tensions, i *| h*. • f i r e n t fi a v e n u . r e g i s t e r e d ..I t i l e R n h b l l i * Newt M i t i l i 4M* 1 íl it I • * N * 1 ti,ri,., i,c# nit tiftally street pax mg . T it) fu f IM r I. \ t k n . * i -• 1 in f M • Tl t e C f i i i s ti a ti fi‘ . tilica X ur s o c i e t y I I.e idea of the uilfth w.lh all lier -l-t e r M lM l i t u i l i pi I u <?•+ i * r X V » . *■ '/{•»♦ #«• y ■f tv iti M h ilnoieiise resource* prat r x ut, u f lite l're-thy I e r t a II alluri II will g ) Xe I 1 *• airi \ ‘l } I* Karii.il/ lout ht«*l. being -et'loU-ly I rip].It'd fi'p ,,11 i iti et I a Ih Ito-ti I ni I 8e I ITI p e l Ut Í Mr i 1 Arefi itml d id 1‘a r n p a w h o KOK KENT G raham C r a c k er s -»I S*»* r :-Î •f *•' ¡a more failure to m a rk e t at normal l heutre l iicsday, January Jfi fu r th c l has boon v is i ti ng hi* «iMor, Mr* / A food fo r every* d a y . ' pricen an ininu use yield t<f one ol benefit of the c h u r c h fund T h e play Marx i Retif r oe left for J.i. k * on \ i l l . *1» S o t t i ! imi«* * f i a t i l i r J . i • will in. taken from the Hoosior C risp , d e l i e i p u s nnd her 'Tops is *hence* t absurdity ' . , , . . , , , , ¡S um iay to uttem i the Masonit fi'er Rent 2 n u e front rooms, . Meets every finT and 1 < -d*y All ovor the c o u n try , but now boro . »»choolmaater, w in ch 1.1 enough m V1' I Uril llf, Imdge. Mr. Archibald in n with ev ery convenience. . -«a Apply to in each month. I very. s tr e n g t h e n in g . - F r esh : vi'.rd m ore t h a n in tho s o u th , tho wf in H,,ro success. 10 loonier y-second Degree Mnson *418 Oiik avonuii. 40-8t(i his Stur in tlm f‘a*t ur b a k e d and f r e s h de­ ------------ , tq visit tiiin chapter. E uropo h „ ,lr,ppdy ,..„ n U ....t h » p b » .**.* » • - « * • • “ “ " l o T o liv e r ed . io c e n ts. A l i . - I I» l'or Rent Rooms w it li hoard, ’ to depress business -and dam pen tho “ ‘ ''J»*' lo v d > mUH‘,c u "^ ’doestric." P ojiuspirits of tho. jienjilo far more t h a n to t h e "< ioor-!:tti-t f ----------Mrs. Duncan C am pbell, who ha* 70;l Palm etto. thero was ever a n y sense in or o x - l , u r '’rico* W,U Pr9 V k il been the guest of her sister. Mrs. Phoenix Lodge No .*>, b fi’or Rent F urnished rooms, cuso for. Anna Woodburn left Sunday foi her , .. r* ,, Meets seen ml urd "iiri; rooms single or ensulte. Call at NWting L . i i g h t - -•■ I t is tim e for ail ol us to wake up. j „ A, 1 \ ho ,I " 7 *3rml J hu,Mlo>*’ J n "; homo in Tam pa. *1 Mill* Herald office for particulars. 42-4p |f. McLaulin crawl front beneath th e s tru c tu re 2 « th lh® n e jia r tm e n t will I ». —;---------------------------------------— 1 -------K. It nnd S. erected by th a t pale architect, f e a r . ! charming lit ilo college p l a y or Mr. am i Mrs. D on Peabody .‘r e ­ fi’or Rent— Several nice office n n d vigorously fail on whatever of j musical comedy P r e t t y Polly P rim - turned "to T avares S a tu rd ay , en ) rooms over YfcwelPs. E nquire N. P leg itim a te u n d e rta k in g lies before us. r OB®‘ rell> « > l* ,,n'' 0 ’ Sanford l.t»dj;e N.t - t 11 11 I route to their future home ut Ocala. YoweJI & Co. 32-tf . ,, ford s most a t t r a c t i v e utpl p o p u l a r M i''ts.cvery Mun<l.iy T here is not only noth in g now to ^ The , rjsh ,, a p o ,lulttr wait for, h u t ev ery good reason on y Q u n f marrled la(Jy w,)0 hn„ a l r e a d y V Mrs. L. I). Bryan of Wrightsvilie, For Rent 3 J u n u .h c d rooms for síngleuiry' '' \\ 11 W N. U. e a rth for going a h e a d with every on lh o Sanford s ta g e . Ga., is visiting her daughter, M rs. housekeeping, 611 Oi.k Ave. 4 2 -2 tp ' Secretary kind of needed building and im ­ O ther jmrts have been successfully R. M. Mason. I % I .i - * pro v e m e n t. And th e sooner the c a s t and th e re hearsals prom ise a For R ent— Five room house niceGate City Camp No f. " " b e tte r . T h o m an who p u ts off build­ fine e n te rta in m e n t. Meets second anil fourth \Vriin»*d*J Mr. T. A. Vincent and m other, ly furnished. Electric lights, tele­ ing nny s o rt of n house lor b(x Mrs. E. E. Vincent, accom panied hy phone, good b a m , chicken yard and nights iu each month. F L. Miller J Fm o n th s will pay 10 per cent more A delightful new bis* Mr. R. S. Wood m otored over from C alled O S Clerk Council I orlimi*» for all his m aterial. If ho puta it Inverness S aturday, enroute to ‘ cult, with a rich and I t has been d e e m e d ail visa bio to Raines as Miss Irene B ra d y waa.hpe ■<v — '— ‘ 1 off for a y e a r he will p a y 25 per ce n t call off Dr. T . 1A. Neal's ad d ress to Miami. , ... . . . .* of' SanfotM's most popular girls. delicious cocoanut fla­ United Brotherhood of l srpcnl«* * fnoro. Joiners of America t h e Welfare D e p a r t m e n t WcdiVesday vor. Crisp and always T h e te never was a tim e when th e afternoon in view of the fset t h a t a Sanford Local Union No. 1«51 ro . Miss Laura Fish re tu rn ed S unday fresh. 10 cents. Mrs. Aylett Fitta, J r., and a t t r a c ­ from a delightful visit in DcLand. building season o u g h t to open u p largo part of th o exhibit used a t th e first and thirtl Thursday nlgbt o'clock in the Eagles’ Rail earlier or be more vigorously pre-« H e a lth Association meeting a t J a c k ­ tive little daughter, M a r th a returned J. W. 0 . Singletary, J- M[/ Friday from a delightful visit to I'rcsideB* e c u t e d . ^ f ^ M l -VS-sonville will he o n display d u rin g th o 7Mr. Roy Symea a n d fam ily formed Bec’y-Treas. L V T h e sav in g to be effected In lu m ­ Seminole C o u n t y Fair. It la be­ New S m yrna. a congenial p a rty t h a t m otored to ber alone should c o n stitu te am ple lieved th at D r. N e a l ’s subject will B. P. O. E. Saniord Lodge I2H Orlando, W inter Garden, Oukiand Mrs. Bessie' Hill arriv e d S a tu rd a y and Ocoee on Sunday. in centive to build this year, and as be of more v a lu e a n d interest, a f t e r Meet first and third Wednesds) soon In th o year as possible. a t corner of First St. und 1 almci }1 seeing this e x h i b i t . Through th o from N ew York to m ake her fu tu re ' V * TT— r* • T .y lo r g .L .J jS * , courttrsy iif Dr. N e a l the address will home in Sanford. " She will re sid e t7 Mrs. D. C. Venabld an d Mrs. 0 . L. Tsylor Secretary with her sister, Mrs. M. C. Savage. Louise King of A tlanta, Gn.. m other be given later i n s t e a d of to m o rro w End Ancient Office. a n d a u n t of Mrs. Geo. Venable ace The U k c B reeic Connell No. 31 Jul‘u Tho town's bellman ia ^ functionary (W ednesday) a f te r n o o n as a t first The friends of Mr. a n d Mrs. C. .E. visiting the family of M r. Venable. who has come d o w n 'w lth the history planned. Order Unlled Amerlcsn Mt'<‘h*nlf*p< Henry will be pleased to hear of t h e of various ancient communities for Meets every Wednesday at continued Im provem ent in th e c o n ­ tfftra. Patrick B andy is visiting M., in the City Hall. • YW*»"* hundreds of y e a ra .'b u t Stirling (Eng­ Sev~8*v> Cfu 6 H. Smith. Bee. land) town council recently resolved A delightful m e e tin g of the Sew - dition of their dau g h ter, Ethel, who friends and relatives a t Clerm ont are welcome. . C. I — to abolish the office. It was decided Sew Club was h e ld a t tho ho m e of has been so Ui with typhoid fsver. for several weeka. t vr*. Celery City Aerie No. I *53 . to aak th a t th e bell be returned by Ui M r s . ^ F . L t W o o d ru ff Friday a f t e r ­ ■ M eeting every Tuesday mgh‘ » p resent holder,' and If h e 'a employed Mrs. M . L. Raines of T am p a is Mr. Jarafts G ranger ia spending n o o n , with M iswgM am ie Dsvlin t h e by third parties to m ake announce­ the guest of her m o th e r. Mrs. 0 . W. th e week Ilf Sanford, the-gueat of his ch arm ing young hostess. ments, th a t h e provide • bell for him* Worthy President Secrt»** Interest c e n te re d In th s c o r re c t Brady a t tb s Sanford House. M rs. m other. self. ’ • rtr. j! FOR SALE |l j! WANTED U needa B is c u it SNAPAROONS ifis r t ÉtròK Btli^A tffrtfcìv f. �ir * THEY ARE COMING TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR FEBRUARY 3 r d ,-Ith, 5th and 6th, 1915 SEMI • TH E SA N F O R D H E R A L D " “"5 -WEEKLY, AND FRIDAYS / A S A M I'T J R D — L ife I ' W mtii I .w in^ ■■ SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. J W I \ l ( \ 22. I9!5 VOLUME VI SO 14. metits of counsel retired to their Prominent Author in tin- Cil\ 7-1 room to consider thi- verdict Tint Dr II Benue hum p, one of the I jury here « * n open court and h a d in g Sunday school uuthofilirs of stated thi*y i-ould not reach a verdict the south, whose home is Dallas, the rourt here ordered a mt-i-truil Texas, hus just closed a week’s in­ Court adjourned to T u esday, stitu te for the training of Sunday school workers at the Haptist church, S E M I N O L E FAIR WILL H A V E A g r e a t n u m b e r o f c a s e s Jail. IIUli, !• o'clock a m. State of Floiidn vs. l’cter Adkins, tjutte a huge clans will receive diplo­ have b e e n d is p o s e d SPE C IA L D A Y FOR T H E Chns. M cCain, alias Chus. Galloway, mas at the Sunday school on next OF T l l i u W EEK FLORIDA R O O S T E R S ' m inder in the first degree On mo­ Sunday morning a» a result of the tion nt ac ting state attorney a scvweek’s work. In th e opinion of Mr Circuit court has been .grinding e r a n ir t? Iiereli> grunted in the above The Seminole C ounty Fair AssoB eaucham p tin- Bapti.sts here have this week with accustom ed ! styled cause. Conies now ijie derfhtiun has invited the B oards of one the host n-gulated Sunday »tray The following cnsmt were uji 1 (emlitnl. Chns Mi Cam. alias Chas. Trade of th e various cities of F lor­ schools In the south. He gives his vítor. and dt*po*e(l of: Galloway, attended by bis attorney. best endorsement ol the plan of the ida to come to Sanford during th e State of Florida vs. Jesse Mar- Geo. N. Rigby, also i nines acting new building nuw\ nearing comple­ Seminole C o u n ty Fajr- and u p to low. on motion of acting state u tto r- state a llo t ney, John C lunea and tion and has taken notes of m any date the following letters have been nfy a nolle pros»* entered. A. K. Powers, who prosecutes for items, in ordei to pass them JtJong received from the secretaries: State of Florida vs. George (Jor­ the s ta te a n d the defendant saying to »o»th TI he T a m p a , H a ., Jan. 14, 1915. iU W L 'n n 4 LI M V /'Iiie l' n iee rr oSunday m i . i u y fcjioola. ri (m ois. n e uDapupdon, shooting into dwelling house. lie was re a d y for trial. Como twelve W I L L !B E T H E ATTRACTION A* K r R A I R A N I H L L AT ' tint S u n d a y school is m anaged large- Mr. C. It. Walker, 'President S em ON T H E F O U R T H OF On motion of acting s ta te a tto rn e y good a n d lawful men to serve as M E E T l N i t Oh ( I I I ly by the superintendent, Hon. Jno. inole , nolle prosse entered. jurors to-w il: \Y. \V, Hrady, G. hi. _ C OUKW ILv-:* ». ,>l.WsIvnkut**n»w aujwm tTfuietJtjt>\J t> • o c* i o j : k : rfffiíi / 'f r r - f c - w i i l t f t ----------- V< ¡ George Bullard' ns secretary and ffrlfTP In reply to y o u r kind fuvor of th e don, aggravated assault. George O tto Kelz, T. I). Hartley. I,. W. The city council met in regular !Vllil’ Trittïorri aa prim ary superThe E U»tía Hand will he here c Cordon being arraigned in open Luther, T. \V. Prevali, 1>. K Halt, during the Seminole C o u n ty Fair, session Jan l* th 1915, at 7 :.10 p nt. intendent. Mr. Hyman,- the pastor, | Ith in«t., I urn much pleased to court in his own person, a tte n d e d ha« !»••»•ti (or several lour-* a Sunday advise you th a t your com m unication C ontinued on Page I coming on Eustis Day, Felt. 4th Present. H W Herndon, president was brought to the attention of our by his attorney; niso comes John C The Kustis Hand has been an o r ­ \V \\ Miernnthy, K C Maxwell, J school specialist. Hoard of G overnots on the 13th Jones, acting s ta te atto rn e y , who i ganization ever since Ponce de Leon Adum*, J D IJaviMin Ahtaen, II in»t., and th ey directed me to assuro prosecutes for the state, and the de­ discovered Fort Mason and they E. TolaV und C 11 Dingee you that wo appreciate your i n v i ta ­ fendant being nirnigned in open have always had it first class organi­ tion and will use our best efforts to The minute« of Die la«t iii»ietiiig court plead guilty. Sentence one zation For many years Billy Sen- wer»- r>;.»| 9 have u re p resentative body of men ' yesr ot *500.00 cole has been the lender and under from theis organization during y our A Pet i t ion «i gn ed h> (, \\ s p e n ­ State nf Florida vs Charles M i )o% splendid leadership the hand is fair period and particularly d u rin g cer anti twelve others asking for u Csmm. alias Chas. (»alloway, m u r ­ S E M I N O L E 'S O L D E S T RANK better and luggei th a n ever und if T am pa Day. der in lirsl degree. Comes now the they come to Sanford during the nre plug at the intersection of vither S T A T K A S S O C IA T IO N W O U L D IS IN A F IR S T -C L A S S P a rk avenue or Dak avenue »nd W ishing'you great success in th is, defendant, Char. M cC am m , alias lair we will see th a t th ey get a good M A K E T R U N K L IN E S C O N D IT I O N I am, Chas. Galloway, a tte n d e d by his hot lunch and no cold lmn<|ueiH. Tw'«‘lfth s tre it wan received and of IN FL O R ID A Your» very truly, attorney, Geo. N. Rigby, also comes The following lette* of acceptance m oiion referred tu lire com m ittee The regular annual meeting of the is from Mr Sencole The hnls for Die «anitiiry servivo L P D IC K IE , John C. Jones who prosecutes for (or II., y ear i '* 15 won- lln-n opi-nod l'Io- dtr»'ci a n d d e t i n u e p u r p o s e S ecretary. the state, and the defendant being stockholders- of The Fir»l N.itiomil Kustis, Fl;l . Ian 'Jo, 11115 Kustis, Fla.. Jan. 12. arraigned in open court pleads not Hank of Sanford was held in its Henry II Marks, Director General and thè bid ni K K Itrady for of I In- Fl ori da Stai»* G o o d R o a d s *2.“ un on lor «tn-. l >wi • pttig nini A.«« or í n f l ou , salii h D Miller. pr»«c President Walker »>f the S em inole han king rooms on Tue»d.*> Ian- I Seimmde County Fair, Siuiíurd guilty in the indictm ent I il il r y I2Di being i liL ‘ J Tt h u-ceittig hauìh.K n»t»t SI 1d p, ; huck»'i por nidi« ni Dii Associati mi. Ill reply IO t'ou niy Fair Assiu-ia’f ioh: State of Florida vs, S \ Hal i Iie.tr >o j Ilf this I'llarjn 1er lOtHencd .it,., the i|tn ' ii '* Di» lowi-si M m o d nini un ui'iuiry rimile l»y u represioitalive Dei* r Sir tint, unlawful Intercourse with »m \ o u r s ol t i n “ l i t h in- i t o ha ml u p o n behalf of Kustis will say unmarried female under the afe of organiza!ion »if the h.mk u iv r twenty an d m reply will say l li al it will he m ci" -lui Di.it ilo- bid of Mr Itr.nlv n( Dus paper. "I« l" «toure iiftton by ■• I 1■■d and that the • 11V .i l Die coming legislature which a ill th at Ku«ti* th an k s you for tin- kind IS years (’nines now the defendant. •teven years ago, and n i» worthy of i pli-.i-ur»- f»»r t h e F us t i * t ' o i i c i t I tu­ 1»è* n -1r iu 1»•>1 it» |*r. par»* t hi ■re.it»' n >tate Highway D e part­ invitation to a t t e n d the fair a n d wo to li * • olo ' L.il 1 InSamuel \ llalhird in his own proper n,,,r'* Dian passing B j Io I t o a 1»e n d t h e S emi l ló le I olilily l till I tir-t lli**et contra» t. • ta rrie d ment and (ilaoe the construction and will endeavor to do so upon th e d a y person, uttellded by Ills u ttorney, ! pr»-sldmg olln'er ••( I hull o n Kus t i s Day, a n d wV a r e m i l k ­ ing. Mr F 11 Rand, presided at in.lint l'iiiiin *• nf malli toad« und»»' tiielit unied mid a tte n d ill a body. \ • l i • »■•iti. n n *»rtin. I’.l !’ Geo G. Herring; also comes Jno (' ing e ve rv ' (f ort t o > o n n , I ludicve W ticlicv»' tu l he eounty fair a nd Jone. a. ling state atto rn e y , who I lu» r»*« e r. I meet l IIg ti.» v . r■. h»*»- n 1 a m *.i!• n. - n y i i i g y o u m a y look a in • . iit hi TIZI h k! tile ,>iuiltl • i u 11. U « la t o su por vistan prosecutes for the stat»- and Ihe ile- elected pr»—ldetit. winch po-ituo, h< (or o u r or gani , -at loti in Satil ori l o n Pel» p* »*tnl- .tini ’]'• legr.tph G u . t»> So v er ni c nunt les ui I lur ida h a v e •fili do all we culi tu (usler l he movement in Florida and m a i n t a i n i««ucd bonds and bulli a consider fendaiit being arraigned in open ha» hi I'l continuously -in.......rg.iin Dial day a n d also a g o o d d, l e g a l hn^ con - i r t u l O p er al i And further. -M r 1- —P ( r e m I h» Kustis c i t i z e n s h i p l N KENNEDY. court Pleads not guilty to the i n ­ r.anon Inn - .»I t e l e p h o n e a n d t c l e g r n p h u p o n able mileage of good r onds In ForstiT. who was then elected casti M ìi y or dictment i *to*» i-ss m Dus a f- aim g ml u n d e r Do p u h l n r oad« ma n« i l l sl a ncos tin* lack of I millin'H i-h ing ier and secretary lias been s o re fair 1 *m • , » »I h i g h w a . « nf l In. t t y • • I «o tir*» «ir» lion« t h r o u g h toiintii-« not Slate nf Florida vs Denis Lovelai Asini * ili»1. Fla l a n 11, 1 9 1 5 la rv "f the hoard »luring .ill the • »I lloróla atol lo ac.|ii,r»- gn-s«i * •- j ■r * . »*t - 1 « th»- liilh*«! use a n d Mr i Sai \ 1 ir- r. i C Dull* hie, alias Deni« Hump ton. grand It Walker. l’re* Siuninole v e n t s a n d s»-r\»d I'll 1* it >a | .o il . op» • n ai d m u n i t a l a lin»-« "f tele hon» lit ot Do* i m p r o v e d ro,* « t o Die \\ I .' I \ t wl.K U p cm. Sunii- as t h e o t h e r s Pleads Cmioty Fair. Suolonl, hlu a t the meeting of t h»' I Jill ph. • ••and o t h e r t e l e p h o n e pr opi-r ty i om m u mi ie **Inoli lindi and pani I hro» lor not guilty t o t h e i n d i e i m e i i t . 1leu r Sir Soon ,ift»*r the ills,y.| roil- fr •■»■/.» of lie Sanier»! T e l e p h o n e « •* . now lor them , State of Flollda vs Wilson Blair, W•• hi* ve y»mr v» r , klud in v ita of III»- early nitiell»»*, finding that lo .i r,-•I m lie -»i r e i, „ nd pu hie (•■rni,in* Hanl I u p l a n d larceny On motion of s ta le attur Good r fui iis **IÜ Mia ke 1 lurid, Don ol lanuur> ID h , and Dmnk yuu ui i i.tpit.il ol the hunk, i lien *5u I I ■lo,I J ' Raid« f r o m p.| i . • « cf I I • ' l l * ol >a n l o rd . I l o t nr* the above cause is lirrelij tr.ii ■ At thè »arliost jnisDie winter jila* g r o u n d of A me r i c a lor thè suini OOOIMI. w... I.ifgi-r tllall lie» iie»l, .1 lutslde aircraft on urri-d Wednesdny id.I. anil I" authorize Die Sanford fcried to iutility ju d g e s t-miri and They will il-o make a mi ul 11pi lcv I '»«t >I*■« momeni ilo» m ailer w di !,<• w a « r e d u c e d line half mill ÍJJl.HhHIIO night al A armoVif'h ( ‘ruiner. San I i h-plioio * o l e «ell ill of ll« t»di bond tixeil at *101)11(1 I III II ol 1 1« Irmi and vegetahles and brmight tu l hi- attentim i ul thè govll. • old i , . - h p a n i over lo t h e *to< k dr High.i in. phone bn**. p**les anil wire-, und other food«! ufi production I luiist ati titl t, Hi-.ich.im, * Stale ol Florida Vs. I> M t nri I••, They «•ruing body, and they will decide na honors. o th e r i»*b |ihiiiii' property, in Die will eu use Do Dcr«inghum and Kingslyn murder In the first degiee. Pleads esta hlis h meni nf to ropresentntiv es from this nrgr nWIll'll I toDuring lh»»«e year* I l o laid« h Sv'all s h o r t l y a l l e r « «i r. »*t « a n d put»In phu i * ol Do* , i l * gl »MI i*4i t r ing „ m l p r oMT V tilg »• tut»- t z a t l mi ¡ti ) i Mt r fmr. not guilty A* soon ns wer» -lowly o coo k il I d lasleil u n t i l I 1 I wo ••I S u n l or d, t lot olii, to i lie S oi Uh i' rn State id Florida vs Arnold llux * it r o » gru w m g «m t mu« n t « lor tin- c m i « t i m p t i o t i of D i i » t» iloti»-, w»- hall In- glad to add»*«t r m t ion win- ki l l ed at Y a r m o u t h i m a n e n d It. II T e h pitoni e n d T» l»gr; | h I on* Die ter. lareeny o( an anim al Case r »•covering from ■•r i* tr 1 1" . « ill u p f u *i-> * • idi I ir-i V , * w .- r> -i i*. i th a > 'I pi.**. d « r o u g h ! t ■ * I r • « / . • I 1 \ •Id w 111" a I• 11 •!.. I ...» 1. "1 t 1 ■ U» called and set lor T h u rsd a y . Jan ’I I o. ,il It. r ! -» . ' *•• I I • 1-0.1 . R u M îD T R \ DK f ' • fill h a v i - g Iliad» r i t o n IN* K " N \ 1 1 1 M1l‘ i d » in ■»! n- |.ii:i.n i ' I ■If III I. . .1 » r e p e r ì t he ill. B**ard of Trade. i■ 1,1 > W«M . 1 °l ! *i ni.ir* t h e f o l lowi ng au«*vcr»d j -I II - 11. i ■ - ( . 11, 1» . •mil» l d u !• i 'iodi: c d * c> 1 l B r o u gh t d< I w» le •ll /•'l'peill. » Pi *I . ■ ■ i a lo * I I: W N I ’nnuley, I-Urn ,t i o l ) v . m t . r a t t r a i t e l i lt> r ol i u h li t t . il imi ol th.- o <i i - l i o» , to ■hen* i* u l t i r i,c p r i s e n t and midia proposition tu S«*cretary. II I Minton, A U Moreimiii, J the advertisem ents ol real* estati’ which our people turned Dour a t ­ So far es cali he learncd live or furnish (In* city with another lire e n ­ M. Brown, T. J. B rannon, A. T cum pa nies. They uri* pleased WIt ll Lakeland, Flu . Jan I 8. 1915. _ t Geiger, C. MofTntt,- F ran k Giles, tention. Slowly hut surely Sanford «ix w* re kilh-d in ufi Die ruids and gin«'* Aitimi was postponed. t hi1 ((»ll it itf 1 11i*‘ po«»i I In vinti , 1 » It Walker. Sem r < lo t .1loi ita «■•inni ti il (li ber woundeil has regained all thaï * * ll isn'i \ !.dille« o! \ co m m n l'te; loo from \ W. E White. F. L. Miller, (J \\ *•«!■ul tur. 1 proibì 11m i nfor<l« F i n t VI«*1le l Oll 111 -, -1 . , !r .. 'ol l iiow o if thè . r511 iu re a» rophiii»* head il imp I ., I I I I ,.iio I» < I» .. - m • t *ni ■I Venable. \ |l Wallaee, .1 F. Mil i \ , forging I»»..* 1nr » • ..-t r i p.,r» I h • ' H' f * • '/••! j -pel-in« ■I D .. ! . . I .1 •Do • d chrll. 1-ihv Frank. T l> Harrlev « I a tiding a « . Io i i i c , * - .11 •1 1 . , | , n ; t "N It* 1». »•' g to > our l**tt• r **f r» r e il t •IKl-ll.g t o n o i l HO i r b u g '<• erg.I» f i S itolritigf • i « o n ». Leltuy Tiihs. \ U Mullen. ! W ut ' 1' •*fÎ1 i* iex ......t i r p 1 1eg to e ll *1-* t l . i r.-t N it •- ,.d 1 to for.- t h e I o r nei ri * . i 1.*•r • 1P Vi ill'll MU |’{ „ , » i*r,\,m W B Ballard, .I S Grllm, I lo »j .»t .r i it > . r. 1 ". » lit. 1.* * .1 ■• ........' i . «i . • -1 it • '1 t < t o h r- .1 lUfull ;. pi!.»i».| •>. A Ro. se , le i . M ! It.. V--- i I i i i ml , f i » .it you:: ' *ii **n 1In- 11h .,•1* 1 . . 1 ! • ■. , 1 tin t.. • 1. i* ■I *- |p< i I’ll* II I. ! I» s rn k I 1 A I I l.trul. al-t h» Mit »4 pro ul »1»'At mont h and hope ( hat y ou . .in o,i .if )•('< -I Die iiotltd . c c li r at el y s 10 01,10 Mil i .i Su,io Itngsle.. \ p ( oiinelly. f It B.,n lu> ■I V lie ubi»- t o ha v '•orni* n*pri*- i *t-11 n g gri got»1 ilo ¡.I U el w re ** 'i hi n a hilndr ; (Kll, If \ Howard. J M I ong. f ^ surplus, lo it I I >»*•(! 1lit- it i.i 111 r *». »! * Und» r sent .it l *• « her» at our fair the l u i ­ II in inn n * M.n « r git l u t i il*« •■; I indoli “ P I" I» Dl.vi., 1 . | |l Kuliells, \ l. of f.',ll.mm (III, i»l I gin,* »Inte eu j*«-r *istott I?*loll will iti no , wtse lowing week. g t ot .11 f Til,mil) lit*, the 1-rg' -i **o Columbia, >. i .. Jail. 22 Ge»trg« ll; - • J < l urtin, II F. Wheeler, I would Ktiggi-st th at you •writ«» ' to lesen th e demand for county roa d s B P« r kins who i» being tro-d L« r< ^ • W. Btady, l). G. Monroe, -Joe i of a n y hank in the county Great Ftre«i*rks Di pia.* at F i l ­ It will link»* their n«ie»»ll> m ore K. R Schurmtin, who is the m a n ­ T*1*’ busin«*»* of The hu i N. Donai Petnandex, J. H. Lawson, Homer! o n e of the g reatest pyrotechnic in fed»-ral »«»urt I«*r the Killing of .ippuretrt At the »unie tini" the ager ol our fair unti extend the invi1 W R Ilium: t. »»( J; » 1- o n ' ill*-. i» i shows a h u a ithy incren«*», and with di-pl.ys i*»r **i t r.easei! in this o t . NichoUon. C. D. Couch, O » ngtlieeflng servi»-»»«' of the State tn tutti 0 buri mul bis t »sociales, if ltj , |„. sdite will he »een en. I, ** Itili- at «en III Novatllher, staled Highway Depart inetti will he nt the you Ini 1e not Iready done »'». t Herndon. R. Mime, J. A. Allison, J. thj- ne« blnoii and the new L. Partin, L. T. H u n t, J, A. Aket- brought j n t o eoiut.ittu.i with it. >’> ,,vi.lljl(|{ u , Sanford, during S<-m t o d a y t h a t h*> d i d n ' t ri tti» n:lo-r t he sir* I......... the »umili*'» for infoi ina­ Very cordially y »tur». Mo «leeiTtbed lu- liiJhlctilii ('utility Fair. T h e ., fireworks ki l l i ng Ixrul, J D C hittenden, W. W Aher- th e sal»1 of lliw tie** -lock, it i« f'li A J iiitr.u u i m i Y . li mi ami ad vite a» to un t ho da and „ ni>l 8Mjnk, to An of t he I I n i n s a n d «.‘l a i mini t h a t llu* d r u g h<- III.iteri I« whVil run he used to t Im nal,iy, J. M Allison, O tto Kel/., th a t Its o p p o rtu n ity lor useiutness 1» Secretary J. R Richards. J. K. Forkea, P. K. greatly increased. mere Rom an candle or sky rocket h n d t a k e n for hei. d a c h e h a d utr- best t »Ivantage and with the great D e a l », Flu., Jan . 18, 1915 At the last meeting held »in the variety but 'it will be a wonderful b . i l u n ee d hi m Redditt. W. A. Le filer, W. M. Colest rro n o iu ) in tun given Iniulitv Mr t* It Walker, President, S« in12th the boar*M«*f thrietor« was tn- an«! glorious exhibition of all that k*’1» J- W. L uthei, Rex Packard, imile ( 'o n nty Fair. St* f-*rd, Fh*. • I>- I) Caldwell. D. K. H art. W. II creaaod to seven, and th»- following ¡« beautiful and novel in firework« Will Mme t barge of Kennels Dear Sir. Riulcr.on, A. R. Key, D. E. Hurt, w«Te elected to *erve (or the vest Wondeftul aerial Imml»», tiller ret.i h Af.ir* I’hagan’» Mother >lle» Your favor I I th wu* presented a t Th»Herald take« pi* usure in a n ­ Frederic II. Kami, h I' l o r s p r . p g se-erul hundred lent in the air . R e r i h » F. Pi Forster. David \ suit for ten our annual meeting *».. he l.ltli t nd Äthin», i J .,11 JJ nouncing th a t II G Dieterich. I <*«l «Peer. O T. Pearson, C. L. Flo we:#. S. O. Chase, Tin'** J Miller 1 A s*ill relear«» gorgeous canopies of i nu n a Rt r of i h r V iikiiiiu C a r o l i n a flnU»rii *** Itlfd etu lui.-iiast¡rally received. J- M. Jacobs, Joe D e M o n l, A. L. B rum ley, T. 1. Httwkin» and B ! feathery plume* in the richest color­ Nutional Wednesday ug:.l»ist thi A «pedal vote of th an k s paa»«*d a t t lie it mi cml Co., of t h ih ri I y h u a bin*n ing Some will display gruttd burst» Henkel, Tim Keane, S. E. Matches, W hitner. Cole man. Pencil f *o.. by M r» I \V your consideration of our city e n d At the m eeting nf the hoard nf cif golden hanging s p u rs representing ap p o in te d m anager of the >h»g show ,M* ry I’liiigdn’» mother. ’L I«. ('handle., L. J. H artley, Jr., giving us a special date (F e b r u a ry of th e Seminole C ounty Fair. Mr the branches of th e willow. Some J - W. Long, M. D. Gntchel J. II. directors held latot, Mr Rami T he girl was working in the fac­ Ith Dieterich is an expert on bench J'H'am», J ,.. t . W. Law ton, U. W. re-elected president, Mr- Forstor, will semi forth m um m olh yellow tory weint kiltl'ii April 2b. 1913. A com m ittee was appointed to a r ­ »how» nf all kinds and as m anager Herndon. Clifford Bell, J. S. Dinkel, vice president, Mr Whitner. cashier streamers, tipped with beautiful Tho petition charges Laro. M. F rank range for thi* trip h n d we hope t o of th e kennels will ink«* good care of jeweled stars of bewildering beauty, “ W. Smith, John D. W arren, W. -and Mr. Uetta, assistant cashier. the canines in lru rte d to his iiepurt- with rnllfde ring’ thi* girl; also J urnes be there from 25 to 50 strong. while others will explode 'dozens of nient. There are some good dogs in ‘ ‘onley. the negro serving t* •'entonce, «• Hand. * W. G. Aldridge, i t ' S. •g. .«a- * ••-•-•■ __ 1 am specially interested as th ey “ eUndon, J. JL H uddleston. C. C. times, sitiding forth a shower of a Sorae M ore About the D eill h a w consolidated the |>03ition of tho county a n d their ownci* have *• accessory. Woodruff,- J. F. C am pbell. S. O. T h e th ird sermon in a series on thousand different s p ark s and tiny been making ¿ood on their strong I The petition claims t h a t the corn- secretary m anager of our I'alf cfc*“ ’ *■ 0 . Key. • T h e Dovil will he preached nt the ha 11on tin besides these aerial work», points and this is the opp o rtu n ity I » " * sh o u l' 1 havp kt,l“ ,h ,‘ Association with my position as toeCameron, P. E. Culloy, W. W. B aptist c h u rc h on next S unday there will Ije a great num ber of to hi ing on the dogs and we will I »<•(«.' * ” d protected the girl. The rotary of the Board of Trade, e n d y . n N m , S. F. Long. J. M. Allison, morning hy th e pastor, Rev. Georgia fancy exhibition s e t pieces running discove, the best among them S e e l mother was dependent on tho girl, all advice and Information 1 can se­ cure during the visit will be npjtrevi » Ch,nd,er* W. H. Hand. H. S. H y m an . T h o subject will he " T h e Irutn 25 feet to a h u n d re d leet long. lair headijiiurtem for further infur- ! Devil Against the - Church ” The The most pretentious a n d one of mutimi. cLvndon—not found in county. elsted. Middle Florida P resa tate o| ’Florida vs. Samuel A. Buhjerf of tho Sunday evening ser- the most pottlat with the spectators Will notify >ou later us i<* result*. Live Oak. J i.n 22 T he Mi,bile will he the huge piece constructed » lard, unlawful Intrecourse with i mon will 1m» “ T he Devil In I ’ \ rn i truly. Itellr f ( « n* ndlte»Florida IT*-»» Association was lorttt*!’ unin’srried female u n d er 18 yeam T h e public generally is invited to a t ­ to read "Boost fur Seminole C o u n ­ I D ! •'* N E Y . At tHe meeting of the Welfare Dc ed M onda y wtth K L Thom pson, This htautiful piece will be Mr H ym an ty." *1«. Comes now the defendant, ten d these service«. .u-i ietur> . • »tnuel A. Ballard a tte n d e d by his spar«»» no pains to tell what he think» outlined a s the central ligure». This | port ment W ednesday r.ftet noon, Mr» editor P erry Herald, president, H. L Otlattdo, l l i . f u n . 13. ID lb . Dndd, editor .Citizen-R "porter, secGeo. G. Herring; also comes of the Devil a n d his followers. New will be a masterpiece in the art of W. W. A bernathy and Mrs. H. C Mr, C. R. Walker. Seminole C o u n t y retary a n d E. J. Wcavcr an d F. E. building. Besides this Got to r were appointed i* relief com ­ J Ì a. J°nes, Acting stato atto rn e y assem bly chairs have been installed firework Fair, S anford. Fla.: Cedi, M ayo Frec Presa; Jo h n A. m itte e for the purpose of gathering Prosecutes for the s t a t e and an in tho building and practically 100 there will be a great n u m b e r of won­ D ear Sir: Howard, fa«ke City Index; J. E, clothing fot distribution to the poor. derful sot pieces of wonderful de­ been joined comes six m ore people can be rented. For tho Your» giving notice of your lair This trem endous firework A nyone having such articles of wear­ Pound, editor Suwannee Citizen; » *nd lawful men to serve as la s t several services the seating ca­ signs. d uly received. display will be presented each night ing apparel t h a t can be used can Burr L. Bixler, editor P resent T ru th VÌ®r?' H. J. M inton, Felix p a c ity has been taxed. Our next meeting will be held in connection and conjunction with e ith e r send th em to Mrs. A ber­ Messenger; F. R. M pCormack, H. L. Sunday »chool a t 9:30 a. m. J ' B ran n o n » c - L. Polk. Sweger a n d W. C. V anhoy, S uw an­ M ondah, 18th inst., when 1 will re ad B. Y. P. U., Jr. and Sr„ 6 p W. Seminole county's first fair and all n ath y - or phone 213 and she will L ° n r T h e l u r y ’ nee D em ocrat, members. C o ntinued on Page 6 * sen d for them. absoullely freo. fa ’ing the evidénce a n d arguWelcome to a || sc/vieee. - —— ■v - -• -------• ». XV CIRCUIT COURT IS STILL GRINDING B O O ST E R T R IP BOARDS OF TRADE WILL ATTEND FAIR MONDAI The trip to Oviedo, Geneva and Chuluotn will be made Monday afternoon at 1 o’clock. Cars will leave the Herald oflice at that time. Schedule the same as arranged last week. THE EUSTIS BAND SOUTHERN BELL WILL ATTEND FAIR TO OPERATE HERE 'THH . b W FIRST NATIONAL IN ANNUAL MEETING GOOD ROADS ALL OVER THE STATE ** « ¿ ¿ Is •* - ■ M � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1915 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 19, 1915; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e808216682fc70a5103495132bf6ba88.pdf 6c7fe9e070f3d670d458e1e83d04e4c9 PDF Text Text t • PAGE E IGHT T H E SANFORD HERALD ■ •,a ooooooaoooooaoooaaoaaoaaoD oooD oaaaaooaaoaoaaoooaaaaoo |CURBSTONE GLEANINGS f ABOUT PEOPLE AND EVENTS BUDGET OF O P IN IO N YO U AND “ JUST BETW EEN § M E .“ R E SU M E OF SANFORD — U P-TO -D ATE^ EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT § ------- BEING A g ♦ H APPENING S ------ ------- » Communication» for thin Column Should hr Marked "Society Editor” , or Phoned to Mrs. R. A. Terheun, Phonr 203 ♦ JANUARY 10. jjjj 7 CLASSIFIED « ADVERTISING t •ftp ♦ tarden. Apply W I. Bobbins Nest Hotel Harney -17 if* For Sale or Kent Clieap-71, \ afire farm, all tiled, l wo g< * * ‘ wells. Near Beck Ibitnim ,0l'k siatio. Fenced nnd good barn .\j,lr ' Cora C. IMIlnger. I'.’ Ä Canwstato._N . V. (,t ^For Rent— Two lug stores cs All Local Advertisements Under East First street. J<>,. Ht.yjorit 2t-||' This Heading T H R E E C ENTS a Coca Cola Company Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Rooms for Rent T ir., wnfu;. Charge 25 Cents. nishnd rooms well locati-,! l Hridge Luncheon pronunciation of words, affording a A CH IEL IS AM O NG YE T A K IN G N O TE S AND FA ITH , g A charming event of the mid­ period of amusing fun and educa­ “ H E’ L L PR E N T 'E M ” — SO SAYS §A U N TE K E R . winter season was the attractive tional amusement. A delicious salad i o o t i D o a a o a o o o o a o Q a a a o a o a o o o a a a o a o o o a a o a a a o o a a a o o o o o o o bridge luncheon ui the home of Mrs. course was served, consisting pf fruit 1n<iuir» at 206 Third St. D. L. Thrasher on Monday, with salad, banquet'wafers, dinner biscuit, 2 S .,(t \ The Arcadia Enterprise has made the Presbyterian church would lec­ Mrs. Thrasher and Mrs. W. E. Wat­ olives, coffee and cream. Enjoying Nicely furnished rooms at m a most excellent suggestion to the ture on "T h e y Said” .last Sunday son hostesses to the members of the tho hojpitality of Miss Devlin were East Fourth St. cffoct that a Newcomer*' Day he morning I attended the services for :i9-8tp Peck, Mc­ Every Week and Auction Bridge Mesdu mes Dingee,held I n that city. This Idea, it I have also lectured on this subject Clups and a tew other friends. The Kinnon, B. A. Howard, Holly, DuFor Rent— Two .furnished room»/ I ex­ seems, originated In Cedar Rapids, many times in Tho Herald. charm of simplicity pervaded the Bosc. C. C. Woodruff and F. L. If you wish to sell your Sanford Gentlemen preferred. Mr* R y Iowa, where it has been carried out pected something ¿bod and I was decorations o f the rooms, which were Woodruff. property or exchange it for Cleve­ Tolar, 807 Magnolia. most successfully, with the result not disappointed for Dr. Brownlee very attractive with their vases and land, Ohio property communicate that new residents have immediately gavo the most clear and forceful bowls of cut flowers. A tempting Letter Huby Contest with Wm. J. Wilson, No. 1113 WilFor Rent— One nice ht-Urcum n j been made to feel contented and at sermon on the evils of gossip that I four course luncheon was daintily The committee at work on the liarpson Bldg., Cleveland,'Ohio. kitchen. 210 French Ave. 10-atp It was a sermon l/bme, and at the same time the have ever heard. served. Mis. W. I). Holden was Better Baby Contest thut will be 42-2tp that could be taken home by every municipality has been advertised For Rent— Cottage for ,a|e n winner of the Every Week prise, held Feh. 6lh report progress and broadcast throughout the lund as "a one who heard it for all of us are For Sale in Winter Garden— Large rent. J. Musson. 1l-2tp . . . . , two pairs o f white silk hose. The an enthusiastic interest in the con­ „ ,, __. . . city with a soul.” Here is a plan too prone to repeat the evil and none . . . , , , . Auction Bridge prise was Won by test. There is hut little information 2 story 6 room house, repainted,, which might well he adopted by of the good things we hear about ; Mrs. 8, E. Barrett. This wits a love­ to giVe out as yet but mothers who one acre land, ham. $2,100, cash or After he had given N e w Smyrna to advantage. The our neighbors. F. J. Hill, Winter Gatden, ly fancy silk workbag. Mrs. Anno propose to enter their babies in the terms. Enterprise speaks very interestingly the lecture to the grown folks he Florida. rO-7tp was presented with a memorandum contest, wra urgud - to ■warrfF The of the Cedaf Rapids idea ns follows; supplemented it by talking “to tho ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦ ; tablet, the consolation priae. Guests Herald for fuither announcement. In Cedar! Rapids the Doard of little folks and with the aid of three For Sale— Five Wlflte' Wyandotte Good table hoard at Mrs. R. 1 of this happy occasion were MesInformation .will be given with rcf-‘ Trade carries a continuous adver- sifters he told of the manner in ‘ duuics 0 . \V^ U ja d *, iL, L - e UaLne% «ounce iu M amination'«ntl' rrpptfap- Jtavkarola. H u * Packard. >Rx-Dr Hr < nest, 20C- PfSTV-irretme.- * iu tUu. uuWfcpwpaia asking which. Um» children ■‘ should . [LaVerne Hurt, Geo. Bishop, S. E. tion blanks will be furnished and Sanford. He first brought to light each newcomer to call and register. gossip. Wanted— Work on farm by y0UC( Barrett, Sr., S. E. Barrett, Jr., C. 0. sent out hy the committee. All T h ey thon give him a badge which the large flour sifter cnlled “ Truth” For Salo white mnn. Experience on northrta McLaughlin, C. M. Vorce, Mar­ mimes of contestants should be sent rnninui» hi« name and it is under­ and told them to always sift the Overland Touring Car. thoroughly fruit farm. Alvin Decker, Jirboj. garet Barnes, T . A. Neal, Forrest to Mrs. John Meisch, chairman of He then stood that ail ettixens when they see story through that first. overhauled, good running order. ville, Florida. L’-2tp Lakej W. D. Holden, W. II. Anno. Better Baby Contest Committee. a person wearing the badge of the hrouglit out a smaller one called Underwood Typewriter, No. 4, G. F. Smith, It A. Newman, Sam­ Hubies are eligible from six months Lost Gold pin. major'* gold |rlj new comer are to give him the glad “ Kindness” and told them to try I, uel Puleaton, A. P. Cop nelly, II W to three years old. The committee first ¿'Ians condition hand and the welcome smile. that next on the story and hv»i tin* (>m" Onk IIniter' Top Desk, nearly |lnl*linin' ' " liiri' r f¡n* Herndon and F. L. Miller and Miss have been requested to enter the ' it 1 1‘iivi» at iii*ral<l nfln»« \j ji* If they can do anything to smooth very small sifter called "Is it neces­ Fish. winners from Seminole county in t h e l ,,ru’life's pathway for him they do it. sary" and told them the story would One Walnut Flat Desk, old style. Wantetl To ex. fi n... ...» ,¡„t Orlando Mid Winter Fair Contest If he wants to rent a house, pur­ never get through the meshes of Due Plant Jr. Horse Cultivator, talking inurbine ........ . ,.-h „ j-t ynr* (,'uilil The contest for the Seminole County chase property, is in need of credit.! that sifter and if they would use nil pruetically new. w i t h o u t inacliine, (or .** io.te jifiryu The young ladles of St. Agnes Fair is open to ail eligible hables of work, friends or any accommodation three of these strainers (or the stor­ Guild were delightfully entertained Seminole county. One Puinter Fcrtilixer Dilli. piano records. Enquire at Herold . Seven Barrels, for sprayIiig mix- o ft ìc o . anywhere, the new comer gets every­ ies they heard uhout any one the by Miss Salome Hampton at the 17-tfr stories would not got. any farther tìures. thing that he is due. home of Mrs. S. O. Hhinholaor, Mon­ l /'rrtonnf A/nil ion Wantetl Gentlemen runnier« jt On Newcomers Day the women than tho first person. l.ot Hoes and iither tool». day afternoon. Two new rnejnhers Mrs. A. L. Dorman and little folks tir» Hunt Fourth Si Dr. Brownlee ulso read the poem M|. nake ti their business to call on new­ T h i r t y f i v e h u n d r e d C e l i h a g e were added to the roll. Mis. Spicer have gone to laikehtnd for a two comers who live in their immediate of Ella Wheeler Wilcox on the grint and Mrs T illt* ,1 r a t e * . Olives, sandwirfie*. F ourn i l i i d ' l 11o 11, 1 1> Mr* Dorman's family of "T h ey Said and Ills expo­ hot chocolate and the inevitable moiit lit*‘ \i*ii iu If you want a hargullt in nny uf vicinity i r may have . 1 • ■ mot her I a consequence t fiere i* a The school children uru also im­ sition of this numerous family was mint* were served The girl* of >t f o r l o r n a n d h o n u h * ...................... i t . - thè a lo. ve «¡di 011 or addi e-* < t I r 1 \ .1 I D e I I , ; 11 U oodrufl. Suiiford. I la ¡0 lij. pressed with I he spirit and bid a the best i Iml I have i ver heard \gties neVi-r ellpi;. ,i menu till'* H e r a ld ..lit.. welcome to all of the new pupil*, en­ w.t* 'a h»ss in tin. p.iipfe nf .Sit!ford ■‘ tntfii* ‘ have n conspicuous pL»<c U .. U .1hi I fio r S iili’ W h o le s a le * h ip p llig (re -fi deavoring III make them feel nl t h a t t h e y c o u l d n u t a l l !<•■ p p M - t i t i n oil the table. Miss Hampton The friend* of Mr .,ul Mr*. Miles t ild e m a n . w a t e r fi-.lt h u . ' i n e * * . 111 ! l u . l i n g t.-h home, Aloofness vanishes, loneliness hear lid* lecture, for it was good in guest* were Mr* Braxton I'erhie*. \ 1 u m|* wit1 rt-i' r1i I l l fi-.. r Dim I l . - r r ’, ( , . ■ I i. gives way to human love, and help- every pari indar und I >r Urownln i* Mrs Spjc.-r, Mi*s*.s M . m Ii . hi . li .'t fi t t u l i . ’ a i i d g . ' u h i . e I a l i n i la Mr i limi» 1* tlr>| fl> ill .it In* ful ha mis bridge great gulf* of pride -11 ^M' « oagrat ulule«! *»n bringing these Km Walker, l.ucille and Frances a!so li.*h h o u s e , e i e . In q u in * ol Io Bet w. Lost Ijft Ito me on H est Kirnt street . Mr. Desert-S of emotion are made lo I Kreut truths home to the people, Aspinwull. V in c e n t 'JU t f e C!mode Ogrntn and 7o<* ( 'll til 1» hus 1....> ill Í a1111 IF; 1\trr»! mn ft » h« blossom like the rose; waste places in Every one needs this lesson \\ MllllHull The I.' V'. meeting will I■» ¡nul iIt tIf I -I- • 1* 1 He i-llllTI .1llil'il lor fit* (■or S a ie 1 n r i p F a r m o f '* a c r e * , of hey desolale béait* are made green, and **11 talk too much without *.i;.nig field -ii lie- home nf Mr* Hraxi* 1 • Herald n-i «tx•T> . l't ( lie ti, house a n d o tti b u ild in g * , any't hing sorrow and sighing flee away. M U! i'erklll*. with l-s-i /.or w ìih g ru w im ; 1 rop* E asy te rn i* Here is a municipality flavored hostess . *** Hi .1 - m i, - e I m e * U F S q u ir e s Nulle* of \ |.:iM \ 1 V c»tl ■oritt'-iiT;i 1 V nl 1 tentile •*»i with friendship a city, with a soul. The S o u t h e r n l . u m b c r m i m . N n * l i H.tllon .*» tf ItllltUI vii ox «-r to 1»r1:i mil • Sun Mi-tir C e l e r v a n i m e 1 fiat N if . b. *• v i l l e , T e l i l i . i b i * w e e k in un e d l t o r i . i l v <hit i h<j /*11f f i/ . p ii*« i i » *•- r I *1.1X fiir r 1 lux u i-ri' M t-*-. f u n thè ' ‘ B u l b i N n w " C H n tp .iig n tu \ iteli g ht f til Miri......P i i . w .1* • Il Hearing that Dr Brownlee fi'ur salt or Tr.ulMum! . r»l II ui 1ill tl-.*;t 1 Mi-1 \ 1 •I*!nt ..fol • » | | 1 r l III ( ) in g 'u ttn e h e d h y th è Build er.«’ ¡ i t i t i Jox i l h> .1 t ougefllui |turT . t>f •oung I» lu r lia- ut fier 11it* i in -- *l l-e ...... M.-*.* r* 1. li Vi \•»fi .1riti >;i m I'l X.X Itnd mill •■of »L*f,, * « n i i i t r . i l i n r * ' e x c l n i l i g i -*, i*lia in b e r * o f people .''unii.i> ............. . w Ito Ititi Box 1217. .it \ r.'-tf fi'ui*. •». lofi. *. t • r i u li m e re i« .i n d u t b e r cu in m e rei a l o r toreil mer <■* Alta intinte S p r i n t i * . Sr IT!111IIIg u n i ; i i t n m * in Y u r io iiN eit-te* t h r o u g h - hail -upper .t t I Ile fitti el and * 1>eI! t ! o r Salt I .toute l ~ * 1 1 " I ! * I nil i Mr atol Mf ' 1 1-,t * *■•ri *»( « »1 H-lti. o u t t h è c o t i n t r y . a d v i * e h u i h l e r * i o !*• i n r.,g Itoiir* in ' ih. *luiil> b l o o d It I 1 .1 «I i gg * b •! fi.i li hing. p,r. * |,f ii 1 .■*11t.tI.IX It 1 .1!»(••,nl. I in* gue*ts I I Ili |M go u l n - a d w ith w I i .i I i m t l ' u i l i l i n g Hook*. Iie-itlt- liulihling hrtittk* of thè .1 M M Ha y ne*. 11er aid -, a III .f u f • , * • I I m i fo r ol M t* \S I' t 'n rt or !.. I « . t • .1 I t h e y b a v e p iu m i e t i w h i l e co.*t» . re park N o u r i s h m e n t — line fla­ In thè pnrt> tywe M i**e» t f-tf «Ulli e .In i.;. I . • . lo w T h e l.u m b e rtn u ii j. i \ * I UHtn-»i Trig, • Hi* filiti eie e Frank. Diga Siimi ti. tiretv o r — p u rity— crisp n ess M i s s E s t e lle L e w i s o| L o n g w o o d ......................... . ,,, ti*i* i he* tm h *i«i F o r S a le , ( o r n a t o P l i n t i * ,rt.flW ).Tho "Build N o w " campaign for cheti Schultz, Salden Williams; « 11* t h. e g u est. o f, M r * (..t o o•. S l u. j i p - «I » — wholcsom cncss. All , , , , » l*-.r 1 t jr* 11 * 1 - i the south launched ut Atlanta ap­ Mettre W. I Thigpen Kniest Holts- o li I ill I l e i g l i l * f u r - o \ e r a l d a y s l. t - t m i l l l . l v i n g ' t o l l * t i t u b e . !ri n i l un x i l ­ Il> Ja fo r 5 cen ts, in the 4l Tu*** *»t# g in s o il ?1 .1ft i o r in \ l * u h e n t li| Arthur pears now to he making good pro- h o h l e r . I I > Robert H week. m oisture-proof package. q u a i t e . r * f u r s w e e t p o t u t o *ll|>* I It j gross, nnd to have already .worked V o w e ll I *.» 1 1 *. M i r ’ *i«x. fila i 1 . * i* ,utt a feeling of optitni*li - tnnt*«|ene • \ |.[p.|. d V’ " ... r.-g. ' i-r. >| ■i f \.,I- I M'that will ihnl e\p|. -11•11 i' m il' •.! -f •r < S IM I H in d V * !■-o S .-i I r.* I X, t . I xv. | 11 R u b lo ri rgi local building I ' D l u d o * *.f D o I *'!l*r. g I to- ,1 ! ! . . ut Mi a ed \i 1* lini hi.r ..I 1 11, uà c . I V I he move ougli' to he helped « Í MIf t I» 'A11j l' I \U >!fi* n[ ! hi ir I*! MHI li ■* l i a In ‘ i-g .. r !.. alni M. T h e y le ft t h è I m i t i n o S u n t i , i y a n d L a u r e i a x . u i u Sanford l odgi- * o 1..’, I > along in every possible way all ttvt-r New Knglltltd suppers III the Hynes lor a vtsit of soventi d.tys with Miss one fine 10 uere celery farm two third Communication ex.-rx tho south. It ought to he ht*l|w>tl ! block Saturday afternoon and evon- Anni« Hawkins on Celery a ventiti. miles west and nSar .First street. Thtintlay« ..it 7 *1 ‘ \ ‘.,13D ns much ns possible by a "do it ing of this week. Home baked bean* "Wt-lcOlIU . Will sell both at hail trice If ynii fih O i. Taylor now” policy on the part of all towns brown bread and all the etceteras Mr. Climi.* Me* Tory of Ih-Lund, waul to get rltmbb v, ..r tiiurcx'* S". re' anti cities with respect to municipal ' w-UI be sruxerl at moderate cost tonogr;.jilu-r "f t b*> circuit i «,iirt i* worth cali quick improvement* and « •.tensions, i *|h*. • f i r ent fi a v e n u . r e g i s t e r e d ..I t i l e R n h b l l i * Newt M i t i l i 4M* 1 í l it I • * N * 1 t i ,ri,., i,c# nit tiftally street pax mg . T it) fu f IM r I. \ t k n . * i -• 1 in f M • T lte C f iiis t ia t i fi‘. t ilic a Xu r s o c i e t y I I.e idea of the uilfth w.lh all lier -l-t e r M lM litui li pi I u h <?•+ i * r X V » . *■ '/{• » ♦ # « • y ■f t v i t i M ilnoieiise resource* prat r x ut, u f l i t e l'r e - t h y I e r t a II a l l u r i II w i l l g ) Xe I 1*• airi \‘l ,,11 i iti et I a Ih I t o - ti I ni I 8e I ITI p e l Ut Í } - I* Karii.il/ lout ht«*l. being -et'loU-ly I rip].It'd fi'p Mr i 1 A r e f i i t m l d id 1‘a r n p a w h o G rah am C rac k ers -»I l heutre l iicsday, January Jfi fur thcl S*»* r:-Î •f *•' ¡a more failure to market at normal has b o o n v i s i t i n g h i * « iM o r , M r* / A food for every* day. ' pricen an ininu use yield t<f one ol benefit of the church fund The play M a rx i R e t i f r o e l e f t f o r J.i. k * o n \ i l l . *1» Sotti!imi«* * fiatili r J. i • w ill in. t a k e n fro m the H o o s io r C ris p , d e l i e i p u s nnd her 'Tops is * hence* t absurdity ' . , , . . , , , , ¡Sumiay to uttemi the Masonit fi'er Rent 2 nue front rooms, . Meets every finT and 1 < -d*y All ovor the country, but now boro . »»choolmaater, winch 1.1 enough m V1' I Uril llf, Imdge. Mr. Archibald in n with every convenience. . -«a Apply to in each month. I very. strengthening. - Fresh : vi'.rd more than in tho south, tho wf in H,,ro success. 10 loonier y-second Degree Mnson *418 Oiik avonuii. 40-8t(i his Stur in tlm f ‘ a*t ur baked and fresh de­ ---------- , tq visit tiiin chapter. Europo h „ ,lr,ppdy ,..„nU....t h » p b » .**.* » • - « * • • “ “ " l o T o livered . io cents. A l i . - I I» l'or Rent Rooms wit li hoard, ’ to depress business -and dampen tho “ ‘ ''J»*' lovd> mUH‘,c u"^ ’ doestric." Pojiuspirits of tho. jienjilo far more than to the "<ioor-!:tti-t f ---------Mrs. Duncan Campbell, who ha* 70;l Palmetto. thero was ever any sense in or o x - l,ur '’rico* W,U Pr9Vkil been the guest of her sister. Mrs. Phoenix Lodge No .*>, b fi’or Rent Furnished rooms, cuso for. Anna Woodburn left Sunday foi her , .. r* ,, Meets seen ml urd "iiri; rooms single or ensulte. Call at NWting L . i i g h t - -•■ It is time for ail ol us to wake up. j „ A, 1 \ho ,I " 7* 3rml J hu,Mlo>*’ Jn" ; homo in Tampa. *1 Mill* Herald office for particulars. 42-4p |f. McLaulin crawl frontbeneath the structure 2« th lh® nejiartment will I ». — ;----------------------------------—1 -----K. It nnd S. erected by that pale architect, fear.! charming lit ilo college play or Mr. ami Mrs. Don Peabody .‘re­ fi’or Rent— Several nice office nnd vigorously fail on whatever of j musical comedy Pretty Polly Prim- turned "to Tavares Saturday, en ) rooms over YfcwelPs. Enquire N. P legitimate undertaking lies before us. r OB®‘ rell> « > l* ,,n'' 0 ’ Sanford l.t»dj;e N.t - t 11 11 I route to their future home ut Ocala. YoweJI & Co. 32-tf . ,, ford s mostattractive utpl popular M i''ts.cvery Mun<l.iy There is notonly nothing now to ^ The , rjsh ,, a po,lulttr wait for, hut every good reason on yQunf marrled la(Jy w,)0 hn„ already V Mrs. L. I). Bryan of Wrightsvilie, For Rent 3 Junu.hcd rooms for síngleuiry' '' \\ 11 W N. U. earth for going ahead with every on lho Sanford stage. Ga., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. housekeeping, 611 Oi.k Ave. 42-2tp' Secretary kind of needed building and im­ Other jmrts have been successfully R. M. Mason. I % I .i - * provement. And the sooner the cast and the rehearsals promise a For Rent— Five room house niceGate City Camp No f. " " better. Tho man who puts off build­ fine entertainment. Meets second anil fourth \Vriin»*d*J Mr. T. A. Vincent and mother, ly furnished. Electric lights, tele­ ing nny sort of n house lor b( x Mrs. E. E. Vincent, accompanied hy phone, good bam, chicken yard and nights iu each month. F L. Miller J Fmonths will pay 10 per cent more A delightful new bis* Mr. R. S. Wood motored over from Called OS Clerk Council I orlimi*» for all his material. If ho puta it Inverness Saturday, enroute to ‘ cult, with a rich and I t has been deemed ail visa bio to Raines as Miss Irene Brady waa.hpe ■<v — '— ‘ 1 off for a year he will pay 25 per cent call off Dr. T . 1A. Neal's address to Miami. , ... . . . .* of' SanfotM's most popular girls. delicious cocoanut fla­ United Brotherhood of l srpcnl«* * fnoro. Joiners of America the Welfare Department WcdiVesday vor. Crisp and always Thete never was a time when the afternoon in view of the fset that a Sanford Local Union No. 1«51 ro . Miss Laura Fish returned Sunday fresh. 10 cents. Mrs. Aylett Fitta, Jr., and attrac­ building season ought to open up largo part of tho exhibit used at the first and thirtl Thursday nlgbt from a delightful visit in DcLand. o'clock in the Eagles’ Rail earlier or be more vigorously pre-« Health Association meeting at Jack­ tive little daughter, Martha returned J. W. 0. Singletary, J- M[/ Friday from a delightful visit to I'rcsideB* e c u t e d . ^ f ^ M l -VS-sonville will he on display during tho 7Mr. Roy Symea and family formed Bec’y-Treas. L V The saving to be effected In lum­ Seminole County Fair. It la be­ New Smyrna. a congenial party that motored to ber alone should constitute ample lieved that Dr. N e a l’s subject will B. P. O. E. Saniord Lodge I2H Orlando, Winter Garden, Oukiand Mrs. Bessie' Hill arrived Saturday and Ocoee on Sunday. incentive to build this year, and as be of more value and interest, after Meet first and third Wednesds) soon In tho year as possible. at corner of First St. und 1almci}1 seeing this exhibit. Through tho from New York to make her future' V * T T — r* • T .ylo r g .L .J jS *, courttrsy iif Dr. Neal the address will home in Sanford. " She will reside t7 Mrs. D. C. Venabld and Mrs. 0. L. Tsylor Secretary with her sister, Mrs. M. C. Savage. Louise King of Atlanta, Gn.. mother be given later instead of tomorrow End Ancient Office. and aunt of Mrs. Geo. Venable ace The U k c Breeic Connell No. 31 Jul‘u Tho town's bellman ia ^ functionary (Wednesday) afternoon as at first The friends of Mr. and Mrs. C. .E. visiting the family of Mr. Venable. who has come down'wlth the history planned. Order Unlled Amerlcsn Mt'<‘h*nlf*p< Henry will be pleased to hear of the of various ancient communities for Meets every Wednesday at continued Improvement in the con­ tfftra. Patrick Bandy is visiting M., in the City Hall. • YW*»"* hundreds of yeara.'but Stirling (Eng­ Sev~8*v> Cfu6 H. Smith. Bee. land) town council recently resolved A delightful meeting of the Sew- dition of their daughter, Ethel, who friends and relatives at Clermont are welcome. . C. I — to abolish the office. It was decided Sew Club was held at tho home of has been so Ui with typhoid fsver. for several weeka. t vr*. Celery City Aerie No. I*53 . to aak that the bell be returned by Ui Mrs.^F. L t Woodruff Friday after­ ■ Meeting every Tuesday mgh‘ » present holder,' and If he 'a employed Mrs. M. L. Raines of Tampa is Mr. Jarafts Granger ia spending noon, with MiswgMamie Dsvlin the by third parties to make announce­ the guest of her mother. Mrs. 0. W. the week Ilf Sanford, the-gueat of his charming young hostess. ments, that he provide • bell for him* Worthy President Secrt»** Interest centered In ths correct Brady a t tbs Sanford House. Mrs. mother. self. ’ • rtr. j! FOR SALE |l j! W ANTED U needa B is c u it KOK KENT SN A PA R O O N S i f i s r t ÉtròK Btli^Atffrtfcìv f. �ir * TH E Y ARE COMING TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR FEBRUARY 3 rd ,-Ith, 5th and 6th, 1915 SEMI •TH E SA N FO R D -WEEKLY, /A S A M I 'T J R D — L ife I ' H E R A L D " “"5 AND FRIDAYS Wmtii I .win^ ■■ SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. J W I \l(\ 22. I9!5 VOLUME VI metits of counsel retired to their room to consider thi- verdict Tint I jury here « * n open court and stated thi*y i-ould not reach a verdict the rourt here ordered a mt-i-truil Court adjourned to Tuesday, Jail. IIUli, !• o'clock a m. A great n u m b e r o f c a s e s State of Floiidn vs. l’cter Adkins, have b e e n d is p o s e d Chns. McCain, alias Chus. Galloway, OF T ll i u W EEK minder in the first degree On mo­ tion nt acting state attorney a scvCircuit court has been .grinding eranir t? Iiereli> grunted in the above »tray this week with accustomed ! styled cause. Conies now ijie devítor. The following cnsmt were uji 1(emlitnl. Chns Mi Cam. alias Chas. and dt*po*e(l of: Galloway, attended by bis attorney. State of Florida vs. Jesse Mar- Geo. N. Rigby, also i nines acting low. on motion of acting state uttor- state allot ney, John C lunea and nfy a nolle pros»* entered. A. K. Powers, who prosecutes for State of Florida vs. George (Jor­ the state and the defendant saying don, shooting into dwelling house. lie was ready for trial. Como twelve W IL L !B E T H E A T T R A C T IO N ON TH E FO U RTH OF On motion of acting state attorney good and lawful men to serve as , nolle prosse entered. jurors to-wil: \Y. \V, Hrady, G. hi. • o c* _ o j : k : r f f f i í i/ 'f r r - f c - w iilt f t ffrlfTP don, aggravated assault. George Otto Kelz, T. I). Hartley. I,. W. The E U» tía Hand will he here Cordon being arraigned in open Luther, T. \V. Prevali, 1>. K Halt, during the Seminole County Fair, court in his own person, attended Continued on Page I coming on Eustis Day, Felt. 4th by his attorney; niso comes John C The Kustis Hand has been an or­ Jones, acting state attorney, who ganization ever since Ponce de Leon prosecutes for the state, and the de­ discovered Fort Mason and they fendant being nirnigned in open have always had it first class organi­ court plead guilty. Sentence one zation For many years Billy Sen' yesr ot *500.00 cole has been the lender and under State nf Florida vs Charles M i )o% splendid leadership the hand is Csmm. alias Chas. (»alloway, mur­ SE M IN O LE 'S OLDEST RANK better and luggei than ever und if der in lirsl degree. Comes now the they come to Sanford during the IS IN A FIRST-CLASS defendant, Char. McCamm, alias lair we will see that they get a good CONDITION Chas. Galloway, attended by his hot lunch and no cold lmn<|ueiH. attorney, Geo. N. Rigby, also comes The following lette* of acceptance The regular annual meeting of the is from Mr Sencole John C. Jones who prosecutes for the state, and the defendant being stockholders- of The Fir»l N.itiomil Kustis, Fl;l . Ian 'Jo, 11115 arraigned in open court pleads not Hank of Sanford was held in its Henry II Marks, Director General han king rooms on Tue»d.*> Ian- I Seimmde County Fair, Siuiíurd guilty in the indictment I il il r y I2Di being i liL ‘ J Tt h u-ceittig State of Florida vs, S \ Hal i Iie.tr >o tint, unlawful Intercourse with »m j Ilf this I'llarjn 1er lOtHencd .it,., the \ ours ol tin“ l ith in-i to ha ml unmarried female under the afe of organiza!ion »if the h.mk uivr twenty and m reply will say llial it will he IS years ( ’n in e s n o w t h e d e f e n d a n t . •teven years ago, and n i» worthy of i pli-.i-ur»- f»»r the Fusti* t 'oiicit I ' L.il 1In- Bj IoI to a 1»end the Semillóle I olilily Samuel \ l l a l h i r d i n his o w n p r o p e r n , , , r '* D i a n p a s s in g • olo l till I tir-t lli**et I hull on Kustis Day, and wV are milk­ person, u t t e l l d e d by Ills u t t o r n e y , ! p r» -sld m g o l l n ' e r ••( ing. Mr F 1 1 Rand, presided at ing everv '(fort to >onn, I ludicve Geo G. Herring; also comes Jno (' meet l II g ti.» v . r■. h»*»- n 1 am *.i!• n. -nyiiig you may look Jone. a. l i n g s t a t e a t t o r n e y , w h o I lu» r»*« e r. I prosecutes f o r t h e s ta t» - a n d I h e ile - elected pr»—ldetit. winch po-ituo, h< (or our organi,-at loti in Satiloril on fen daiit b e in g a rra ig n e d in o p e n ha» hi I'l continuously -in......rg.iin Dial day and also a good d, legalhn^ And further. -Mr 1- —P (rem I h» Kustis citizenship court P le ads n o t g u i l t y t o t h e i n ­ r.anon ForstiT. who was then elected casti d ic tm e n t i * to*» i-ss m Dus a fH i-hing ier and secretary lias been so re fair 1 *m Slate nf F l o r i d a vs D e n is L o v e larv "f the hoard »luring .ill the • \ 1ir- r. i C Dull* hie, alias D e n i« H u m p t o n . g r a n d vents and s»-r\»d I'll 1* it >a |.o il . \\ I .' I \t wl.K Up cm. Sunii- as the others Pleads a t t h e m e e t i n g of t h»' I J i l l I hro» lor not guilty to the indieimeiit . CIRCUIT COURT IS STILL GRINDING SO Prominent Author in tin- Cil\ Dr II Benue hump, one of the hading Sunday school uuthofilirs of the south, whose home is Dallas, Texas, hus just closed a week’s in­ stitute for the training of Sunday school workers at the Haptist church, tjutte a huge clans will receive diplo­ mas at the Sunday school on next Sunday morning a» a result of the week’s work. In the opinion of Mr Beauchamp tin- Bapti.sts here have one the host n-gulated Sunday schools In the south. He gives his best endorsement ol the plan of the new building nuw\ nearing comple­ tion and has taken notes of many items, in ordei to pass them JtJong to »»nier other omi.iuy Sunday fcjioola. DapiUW L'nn 4 L I M V / ' I i i e l ' ri (mois. The I ne uupA* K r R A I R A N I H L L AT ' tint Sunday school is managed largeM E E T l N i t Oh ( I I I ly by the superintendent, Hon. Jno. C O U K W IL v -:* » . ,>l.WsIvnkut**n»w aujwmtTfuietJtjt>\Jt> i ---------- V< ¡ George Bullard' ns secretary and The city c council met in regular !Vllil’ Trittïorri aa primary supersession Jan l*th 1915, at 7:.10 p nt. intendent. Mr. Hyman,- the pastor, ha« !»••»•ti (or several lour-* a Sunday Present. H W Herndon, president school specialist. \V \\ Miernnthy, K C Maxwell, J i Adum*, J D IJaviMin Ahtaen, II E. TolaV und C 11 Dingee BOOSTER TRIP M O N D A I 7-1 The trip to Oviedo, Geneva and Chuluotn will be made Monday afternoon at 1 o’clock. Cars will leave the Herald oflice at that time. Schedule the same as arranged last week. THE EUSTIS BAND SOUTHERN BELL WILL ATTEND FAIR TO OPERATE HERE W FIRST NATIONAL IN ANNUAL MEETING S oo n ,ift»*r th e e a rly nitiell»»*, ills,y.| r o i l - f r •■»■/.» The minute« of Die la«t iii»ietiiig wer»- r>;.»| 9 A Petition «igned h> (, \\ spen­ cer anti twelve others asking for u nre plug at the intersection of vither Park avenue or Dak avenue »nd Tw'«‘lfth streit wan received and of moiion referred tu lire committee The hnls for Die «anitiiry servivo (or II., year i '* 15 won- lln-n opi-nod and thè bid ni K K Itrady for *2.“ un on lor «tn-. l >wi • pttig nini hauìh.K n»t»t SI 1d p, ; huck»'i por i|tn 'ii '* Di» lowi-si Mmod nini m ci" -lui Di.it ilo- bid of Mr Itr.nlv tu­ ■• I 1■■d and that the • 11V .i l toli * 1»è* n -1r iu 1»•>1 it» |*r. par»* t hi contra» t. • tarried \ -•li I’.l ! ’ • »■•iti. n n *»rtin. a in • . iit hi TIZI hk! tile ,>iuiltl • i u 11. U Pel» p* »*tnl- .tini ’]'• legr.tph Gu. t»> and maintain con -irtul Operali Inn - .»I telephone and tclegrnph upon aim g ml under Do puhln road« «ir» • , » »I high wa . « nf l In- .tty ••I lloróla atol lo ac.|ii,r»Sai »I op» • n ai d munitala lin»-« "f tele ph. •••and other telephone propi-rty of lie Sanier»! Telephone « •* . now lo .i r,-•I m lie -»i re i, „ nd pu hie p.| i . • « cf I I • 'l l * ol >a nlord. Ilot id.I. anil I" authorize Die Sanford I i h-plioio * o le «ell ill of ll« t»di phone bn**. p**les anil wire-, und other i»*b |ihiiiii' property, in Die «i r. »*t « and put»In phu i * ol Do* ,il * ••I Sun lord, t lot olii, to i lie SoiUhi'rn It. II Teh pitoni end T» l»gr; | h I on* * w .- r> -i i*. i th a> 'I pi.**. d GOOD ROADS ALL OVER THE STATE S T A T K A S S O C IA T IO N W O U L D M A K E TRUNK LINES IN FLORIDA l'Io- dtr»'ci and detinue purpose of I In- Florida Stai»* Good Roads A.«« orín flou, salii h D Miller. pr»«c nidi« ni Dii Associatimi. Ill reply IO un ui'iuiry rimile l»y u represioitalive n( Dus paper. "I« l" «toure iiftton by Die coming legislature which a ill ■re.it»' n >tate Highway Depart­ ment and (ilaoe the construction and in.lint l'iiiiin *• nf malli toad« und»»' «lato su por vistan So verni cnuntles ui I lurida have i««ucd bonds and bulli a consider In able mileage of good ronds man« illslancos tin* lack of I millin'lion« through toiintii-« not «o tir*» gn-s«i * •- j ■r* . »*t-1« th»- liilh*«! use and hon» lit ot Do* improved ro,* « to Die i om mumi ie ** Inoli lindi and pani lor them Good r fui iis ** IÜ Mia ke 1 lurid, Die winter jila* ground of America They will il-o make a mi ul 11pi lcv I III II ol 11« Irmi a n d vegetahles and They other food«! ufi production esta hlis hmeni nf will eu use Do gl »MI i*4i t r in g „ m l proM TV t i l g »• tut»- 14. BOARDS OF TRADE WILL ATTEND FAIR S E M IN O L E FAIR W ILL H AVE SPE C IAL D A Y FOR T H E FLO R ID A ROOSTERS ' The Seminole County Fair Assorfhtiun has invited the Boards of Trade of the various cities of Flor­ ida to come to Sanford during the Seminole County Fajr- and up to date the following letters have been received from the secretaries: Tampa, Ha., Jan. 14, 1915. Mr. C. It. Walker, 'President Seminole of III»- fin d in g th a t . b In reply to your kind fuvor of the |Ith in«t., I urn much pleased to advise you that your communication was brought to the attention of our Hoard of Governots on the 13th in»t., and they directed me to assuro you that wo appreciate your invita­ tion and will use our best efforts to have u representative body of men from theis organization during your fair period and particularly during Tampa Day. Wishing'you great success in this, I am, Your» very truly, L P D IC K IE , Secretary. Kustis, Fla.. Jan. 12. President Walker »>f the Seminole t'ou niy Fair Assiu-ia’fioh: Dei* r Sir upon behalf of Kustis will say that Ku«ti* thanks you for tin- kind invitation to attend the fair and wo will endeavor to do so upon the day tiielit unied mid attend ill a body. W ticlicv»' tu l he eounty fair a nd •fili do all we culi tu (usler l he movement in Florida l N KENNEDY. M ìi y or lai Asini * ili»1. Fla Mr i It W a lk e r. ** lan 11, 1915 l ’re* S iu n in o le C m i o t y F a i r . S u o l o n l , h lu 1 leu r S i r - W •• hi* ve y»mr v» r, klud invita (•■rni,in* Hanl I upland Don ol lanuur> IDh, and Dmnk yuu ui i i.tpit.il ol the hunk, i lien *5u I ■lo,I I J' Raid« from lor thè suini At thè » arliost jnisOOOIMI. w . . . I.ifg i-r t l l a l l lie» iie»l, .1 lutslde aircraft on urri-d Wednesdny » « t > I * ■ « momeni ilo» mailer wdi !,<• f cried t o iu t i l i t y j u d g e s t - m ir i a n d I' wa « reduced line half mill ÍJJl.HhHIIO night al A armoVif'h ( ‘ ruiner. San bond tix eil a t *101)11(1 brmight tu l hi- attentimi ul thè govll. •old i,.-h pani over Hi-.ich.im, * lo the *to< k dr High.i in. Iluiistatititlt, Stale ol F l o r i d a Vs. I> M t nri I••, «•ruing body, and they will decide na honors. Dcr«inghum and Kingslyn to ropresentntiv es from this nrgr nm urd er In t h e first d e g i e e . P le a d s WIll'll I toDuring lh»»«e year* Ilo laid« hSv'all shortly aller « not g u i l t y t z a t l m i ¡ti ) i M t r fmr. A* soon ns I wo State id Florida vs Arnold llux * it r o » gru w mg «m t mu« wer» -lowly o coo k il I d lasleil until I 1 n t « l o r tin - c m i « t i m p t i o t i o f D ii» t» iloti»-, w»- hall In- glad to add»*«t r m t ion win- killed at Yarmouth i man end Die ter. lareeny o( an animal Case r»•covering from ■•r i* t r 1 1" . « i l l u p f u *i-> * • idi I ir-i V, «rough! t ■ * I r • « /. • I 1 \ •Id w111" a I• 11 • !.. I ...» 1. "1 t 1 ■ U» called and set lor Thursday. Jan ’ I . ' *•• I I • 1-0.1 . Ru M îD T R \ DK f ' • fill havi-g Iliad» riton I o. ,il It. r ! -» I N * K " N \ 11 1 M1l‘ id » in ■»! n- |.ii:i.n i ' I ■If III I. ..1 » reperì t he ill. B**ard of Trade. i■ 1,1 > W«M . 1 °l ! * i ni.ir* the following au«*vcr»d j -I ■ - (.11,1 ». •m il» l II - 11. i d u!• i 'iodi: c d * c> 1 l Brought d< I w» le •ll /•'l'p e ill. » Pi *I . ■ ■ i a lo * I I: W N I ’nnuley, v . m t . r a t t r a i t e l i lt> I-Urn ,t i o l ) roliuhlitt.ilimi ol th.- o <i i-lio», to ■hen* i* ultiri,c prisent and midia proposition tu S«*cretary. II I Minton, A U Moreimiii, J the advertisements ol real* estati’ which our people turned Dour at­ So far es cali he learncd live or furnish (In* city with another lire en­ M. Brown, T. J. Brannon, A. T They uri* pleased WIt ll cum pa nies. Lakeland, Flu . Jan I 8. 1915. _ t tention. Slowly hut surely Sanford «ix w* re kilh-d in ufi Die ruids and gin«'* Aitimi was postponed. Geiger, C. MofTntt,- Frank Giles, I In vinti ,1» t hi1 ((»ll it itf 1 11i*‘ po«»i It Walker. Sem r < lo t .1loi ita «■•inni ti il (li ber woundeil has regained all thaï ** ll isn'i \ !.dille« o! \ co mmn l'te; loo from \ W. E White. F. L. Miller, (J \\ *•« !■ ul tur. 1 proibì 11mi nfor<l« Fin tVI«*1le l Oll 111-, -1 .,!r .. 'ol l iiow o if thè . r511 iu re a» rophiii»* i\, forging head il imp I ., I I I I ,.iio I» < I » .. - m •t *ni ■I Venable. \ |l Wallaee, .1 F. Mil I»»..* 1nr » • ..-t r i p.,r» I h •' H' f * « I a tiding a « . Io i i i c • '/••! j -pel-in« ■I D .. ! . . I .1 •Do • d chrll. 1-ihv Frank. T l> Harrlev , * - .1 1 •1 1. , | , n ; t "N It* 1 1». » •' g to > our l**tt• r **f r» re il t •IKl-ll.g to n o il H O ir bu g '<• erg.I» f i S itolritigf • i « o n». Leltuy Tiihs. \ U Mullen. ! W ut ' 1'•*fÎ1 i* iex ..... t i r p 1 1eg to e ll * 1-* t l . i r.-t N it •- ,.d 1 to for.- the I o r nei ri * . i 1.*•r• 1P Vi ill'll MU |’ { „ , » i*r,\,m W B Ballard, .I S Grllm, I lo »j .»t .r i it > . r. 1 ". » lit. 1.* * .1 ■• ..... ' i . «i . • -1 it • '1 t < t oh r- .1 lUfull ;. pi!.»i».| •>. A Ro.se, lei. M ! It.. V--- i I i i i ml, f i » .it you:: ' *ii **n 1In- 11h .,•1* 1 .. 1! • ■. , 1 tin t.. • 1. i* ■I * - |p< i I’ll* II I. ! I» s rn k I 1 A I I l.trul. al-t h» Mit »4 pro ul »1»'At mont h and hope ( hat y ou . .in o,i .if )•('< -I Die iiotltd . cclirately s 10 01,10 Mil i .i Su,io Itngsle.. \ p ( oiinelly. f It B.,n lu> ■I V lie ubi»- to ha v '•orni* n*pri*- i *t-11ng gri got»1 ilo ¡.I U el w re ** 'i hi n a hilndr ; (Kll, If \ Howard. J M I on g. f ^surplus, lo it I I >»*•(! 1lit- iti.i 111 r*». »! * Und» r sent .it l * • « her» a t o u r f a ir t h e l u i ­ II in inn n * M.n « r git lu ti il*« •■; I indoli “ P I" I» Dl.vi.,1. | |l Kuliells, \ l. of f.',ll.mm (III, i»l I gin,* »Inte eu j*«-r * istott I?*loll will iti no , wtse lowing week. g tot .11 f Til,mil) lit*, the 1-rg' -i **o Columbia, >. i .. Jail. 22 Ge»trg« ll; - • J < l urtin, II F. Wheeler, I would Ktiggi-st that you •writ«» ' to le- sen the demand for county roads i of any hank in the county B P« rkins who i» being tro-d L« r< ^ • W. Btady, l). G. Monroe, -Joe Great Ftre«i*rks Di pia.* at F i l ­ It will link»* their n«ie»»ll> more K. R Schurmtin, who is the man­ T*1*’ busin«*»* of The hu i N. Donai Petnandex, J. H. Lawson, Homer! one of the greatest pyrotechnic in fed»-ral »«»urt I«*r the Killing of .ippuretrt At the »unie tini" the ager ol our fair unti extend the invi1 W R Ilium: t. »»( J; » 1-on' ill*-. i» i shows a huaithy incren«*», and with di-pl.ys i * » r **itr.easei! in this o t . NichoUon. C. D. Couch, O » ngtlieeflng servi»-»»«' of the State tn tutti 0 buri mul bis t »sociales, if ltj , |„. sdite will he »een en. I, ** Itili- at «en III Novatllher, staled Highway Depart inetti will he nt the you Ini 1e not I ready done »'». t Herndon. R. Mime, J. A. Allison, J. thj- ne« blnoii and the new L. Partin, L. T. Hunt, J, A. Aket- brought jn t o eoiut.ittu.i with it. >’ > ,,vi.lljl(|{ u, Sanford, during S<-m today that h*> didn't ri tti» n:lo-r the sir* I...... . the » umili*'» for infoi ina­ Very cordially y»tur». Mo «leeiTtbed lu- liiJhlctilii ('utility Fair. The., fireworks killing Ixrul, J D Chittenden, W. W Aher- the sal»1 of lliw tie** -lock, it i« f'li A J iiitr.u u i m i Y . li mi ami ad vite a» to un t ho da and „ ni>l 8Mjnk, to An of t he I Inins and «.‘laimini that llu* drug h<- III.iteri I« whVil run he used to t Im nal,iy, J. M Allison, Otto Kel/., that Its opportunity lor useiutness 1» Secretary J. R Richards. J. K. Forkea, P. K. greatly increased. mere Roman candle or sky rocket hnd taken for hei. dache had utr- best t »Ivantage and with the great Deal», Flu., Jan. 18, 1915 At the last meeting held »in the variety but 'it will be a wonderful b.iluneed him Redditt. W. A. Le filer, W. M. Colest rronoiu) in tun given Iniulitv Mr t* It Walker, President, S« in12th the boar*M«*f thrietor« was tn- an«! glorious exhibition of all that k*’ 1» J- W. Luthei, Rex Packard, imile ('o n nty Fair. St* f-*rd, Fh*. • I>- I) Caldwell. D. K. Hart. W. II creaaod to seven, and th»- following ¡« beautiful and novel in firework« Will Mme t barge of Kennels Dear Sir. Riulcr.on, A. R. Key, D. E. Hurt, w«Te elected to *erve (or the vest Wondeftul aerial Imml»», tiller ret.i h Af.ir* I’ hagan’» Mother >lle» Your favor I I th wu* presented at Th»Herald take« pi* usure in an­ Frederic II. Kami, h I' lorspr. p g se-erul hundred lent in the air . R e r i h » F. Pi Forster. David \ suit for ten our annual meeting *».. he l.ltli t nd Äthin», i J.,11 JJ nouncing that II G Dieterich. I <*«l «Peer. O T. Pearson, C. L. Flo we:#. S. O. Chase, Tin'** J Miller 1 A s* ill relear«» gorgeous canopies of inunaRtr of ihr Viikiiiiu Carolina flnU»rii * * * Itlfd etu lui.-iiast¡rally received. J- M. Jacobs, Joe DeMonl, A. L. Brumley, T. 1. Httwkin» and B ! feathery plume* in the richest color­ Nutional Wednesday ug:.l»ist thi A «pedal vote of thanks paa»«*d at t lie it mi cml Co., of t hih ri I y hua bin*n ing Some will display gruttd burst» Henkel, Tim Keane, S. E. Matches, Whitner. Cole man. Pencil f *o.. by M r» I \ V your consideration of our city end At the meeting nf the hoard nf cif golden hanging spurs representing appointed manager of the >h»g show ,M* ry I’ liiigdn’» mother. ’L I«. ('handle., L. J. Hartley, Jr., giving us a special date (February of the Seminole County Fair. Mr the branches of the willow. Some J - W. Long, M. D. Gntchel J. II. directors held latot, Mr Rami The girl was working in the fac­ Ith Dieterich is an expert on bench J'H'am», J,.. t . W. Lawton, U. W. re-elected president, Mr- Forstor, will semi forth mummolh yellow tory weint kiltl'ii April 2b. 1913. A committee was appointed to ar­ »how» nf all kinds and as manager Herndon. Clifford Bell, J. S. Dinkel, vice president, Mr Whitner. cashier streamers, tipped with beautiful Tho petition charges Laro. M. Frank range for thi* trip hnd we hope to of the kennels will ink«* good care of jeweled stars of bewildering beauty, “ W. Smith, John D. Warren, W. -and Mr. Uetta, assistant cashier. the canines inlrurted to his iiepurt- with rnllfde ring’ thi* girl; also Jurnes be there from 25 to 50 strong. while others will explode 'dozens of nient. There are some good dogs in ‘ ‘onley. the negro serving t* •'entonce, «• Hand. * W. G. Aldridge, i t ' S. •g. .«a- * • •-•-•■ __ 1 am specially interested as they “ eUndon, J. JL Huddleston. C. C. times, sitiding forth a shower of a Sorae More About the Deill h aw consolidated the |>03ition of tho county and their ownci* have *• accessory. Woodruff,- J. F. Campbell. S. O. The third sermon in a series on thousand different sparks and tiny been making ¿ood on their strong I The petition claims that the corn- secretary manager of our I'alf cfc*“ ’ *■ 0. Key. • T h e Dovil will he preached nt the ha11on tin besides these aerial work», points and this is the opportunity I » " * shoul'1 havp kt,l“ ,h,‘ Association with my position as toeCameron, P. E. Culloy, W. W. Baptist church on next Sunday there will Ije a great number of to hi ing on the dogs and we will I »<•(«.' * ” d protected the girl. The rotary of the Board of Trade, end y .n N m , S. F. Long. J. M. Allison, morning hy the pastor, Rev. Georgia fancy exhibition set pieces running discove, the best among them S e e l mother was dependent on tho girl, all advice and Information 1 can se­ Irutn 25 feet to a hundred leet long. cure during the visit will be npjtrevi » Ch,nd,er* W. H. Hand. H. S. Hyman. Tho subject will he "T h e lair headijiiurtem for further infur- ! Devil Against the - Church ” The The most pretentious and one of mutimi. cLvndon— not found in county. elsted. Middle Florida Presa tate o| ’Florida vs. Samuel A. Buhjerf of tho Sunday evening ser- the most pottlat with the spectators Will notify >ou later us i<* result*. Live Oak. Ji.n 22 The Mi,bile will he the huge piece constructed » lard, unlawful Intrecourse with i mon will 1m» “ The Devil In I ’ \ rn i truly. Itellr f ( « n* ndlte»Florida IT*-»» Association was lorttt*!’ unin’ srried female under 18 yeam The public generally is invited to at­ to read "Boost fur Seminole Coun­ I D ! •'* N E Y . At tHe meeting of the Welfare Dc ed Monda y wtth K L Thompson, This htautiful piece will be Mr Hyman ty." *1«. Comes now the defendant, tend these service«. .u-i ietur> . • »tnuel A. Ballard attended by his spar«»» no pains to tell what he think» outlined as the central ligure». This |port ment Wednesday r.ftet noon, Mr» editor Perry Herald, president, H. L Otlattdo, lli . f u n . 13. ID lb. Dndd, editor .Citizen-R"porter, secGeo. G. Herring; also comes of the Devil and his followers. New will be a masterpiece in the art of W. W. Abernathy and Mrs. H. C Mr, C. R. Walker. Seminole County retary and E. J. Wcavcr and F. E. building. Besides this Got tor were appointed i* relief com­ JÌ a. J°nes, Acting stato attorney assembly chairs have been installed firework Fair, Sanford. Fla.: Cedi, Mayo Frec Presa; John A. mittee for the purpose of gathering Prosecutes for the state and an in tho building and practically 100 there will be a great number of won­ Dear Sir: Howard, fa«ke City Index; J. E, clothing fot distribution to the poor. derful sot pieces of wonderful de­ been joined comes six more people can be rented. For tho Your» giving notice of your lair This tremendous firework Anyone having such articles of wear­ Pound, editor Suwannee Citizen; » *nd lawful men to serve as last several services the seating ca­ signs. duly received. display will be presented each night ing apparel that can be used can Burr L. Bixler, editor Present Truth VÌ®r?' H. J. Minton, Felix pacity has been taxed. Our next meeting will be held in connection and conjunction with either send them to Mrs. Aber­ Messenger; F. R. MpCormack, H. L. Sunday »chool a t 9:30 a. m. J' Brannon» c - L. Polk. Sweger and W. C. Vanhoy, Suwan­ Mondah, 18th inst., when 1 will read B. Y. P. U., Jr. and Sr„ 6 p W. Seminole county's first fair and all nathy- or phone 213 and she will L ° n r T h e l u r y ’ nee Democrat, members. Continued on Page 6 * send for them. absoullely freo. f a’ ing the evidénce and arguWelcome to a|| sc/vieee. - ——■v - -• ------• ». XV ■ , State o f F l o l l d a vs W ils o n B la ir, larceny On m o tio n o f s ta le a ttu r nr* the a b o v e cau se is l i r r e l i j t r . i i ■ 'THH « ¿ ¿ Is •* M �• * PACK TWO COUNTY ITEMS FR O M COVER TERRITORY FOR HERALD -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------V----------------- The Greatest [ til her mother »hall join her | Franc* * Pearson ha* .|«*iri»-tl the |packing house gang, and at* present M r Hadis H*rv«-y (mid Sanford rate of progress will soon become an expert. it visit Tuesday. Mr, anti Mrs Patton gave a din­ M r Frank Cameron ***nt i-> Or­ ner party last week, their guests lielando Monday rerurmmr T m**dny. mg Mr. and Mrs Buchanan, Mr Me.-cst* R. N Poston, Uifhani Carter, Mr> Thrall ami M i « J**n- and Mr*. Cleveland anti Mias Fan­ noic Morey visited Snnlord on Wed­ nie Cooley. The Buchanan fruit is now all nesday. flicked anti shipped to be parked and Messrs. Min»he" anti WlUon. rmployes of the S©j\thern Hell Tele* also a part of Mr. Brown’s. Charles and Edith Campbell spent phone Co., »topped over night Tues­ the week end with the Pearson fam­ day. guest* of the Martin House. ily. M r Kail Thrall went to Jarkson.Mr* Hretxlleld raro** o 'e r from ville Thursday, returning Saturday accompanied by his mother. Mrs. J. St. Augustine anti spent a week at O. Thrall anti Mrs. Wm Dorman, Twin laikes Plantation, going to both of New Haven. Conn. They Sanford on Wednesday for a short are housekeeping in a part of the visit with Mrs Ensminger. Mr*. M. K. Fraser of Cleveland, house occupied by Kev. Morey anil Ohlo'it ‘ i t " Woodlawn,” where she hU daughter. Mia» Jennie. They ex­ pect to remain here tKe balance of will stay with her sister. Miss lcenhour the rest of the season. the Winter. P. C. Toner of Latrobe, Pa., ar-* Mia» Helen Iserman arrived Satrived at Twin Lakes Plantation on urday and ii the guest of Mr. and I \hl M AM A w * . School was re-opened last Mon­ day with at) enrollment of twentyone scholars, by M i» » Helen Iserman of Sanford. Miss Iserman has been attending Washburn College. Tcpeka Kansas this winter and returned home last we«;k to take up the work here. The parents anti ft lend* of the pupils sre urged to visit the school whenever possible anil thus show- an interert in the work being done there. • T h e surprise party given in honor o f 'M is * Helen Iserman at the home of Mr. and Mr»- it- N. Poston Tues­ day night was well attended and everybody reported a good time vvtsi s m t I i t ms Our community was very much shucked to hear •*1 t tie death of Mr Charley Powell on Wednesday morn­ ing of last week. Mr Powell (Was highly esteemed iij those who knew him and will he greatly missed He leaves three sisters, ins* brother and a loving wife uutl six «mafl children, one boy and five girls, ami other relatives to mourn his to*» Gnmv, but not forgotten Sleep on. dear brother, sleep on until lie shall call for the on thee resurrection morn. Pence he thy slumber Mr and Mr* Badger were culled from T a mp«W Wednesday by the death of Mrs. Badger'» brother-inlaw. Mr 1*OWt*|| v Eb Hunter has returned home but his father will remain in Char­ lotte, N. C , for a few w'eeks longer Harry and Charley Habtin were home for a few day« last week The lo o k road I- line to travel on. but where it Is not. t*rI• k- d we are not Magging on it at nil Mr»'. < Stoudhofl. Lit her anil m*> ter from New York are here for the winter with Mr. nml Mrs. StoatholT. T h e person or persons that visited Alfred - K ing’» hen bouses Inst Sun­ day night or Monday morning nml stole three large White Wyandotte hens wo don't wish ihotn any good lurk in the future T i n y came from the clay road tor they left spot* of clay in l lour »hoe tracks in the chicken yard. E V E N T ===== »1 Special W ork Shoes, anti Kid. in hut think of men, this sale day of l.ees- S E E D S E. A. Martin Seed Co 206 East Bay Street Mr. T o m Kirk of iUoubtinville, 0, Jacksonville, arrived laat week to make hie people at Island Lake a short visit. Mr*. Cooley and daughter, Fan nle got as far ai Jacksonville on their way to Paoia, when Mra. Cooley was recalled to Wisconsin by a tele­ gram telling of the aerloua lllneu of her little grandchild, Miss Fannie 8■ «■.me on and 1« visiting friende un •- - Florida \ t</ i Special No. 8— $3.00 is a very close prie, md Ix>t No. 336. Selby Kid. Hlueher turn. Ladies' Shoes. A good assortment of sizes, to d* -j o n close out a pair (Just think <>f it ) JL,7/7/ Special No. 9 M 2-1066 is made b\ S. I,y Heavy Sole Kid Hlueher, Indies’ Shim, a - j „ , u| $2.39 seller. Thus sale, going at per d » -| /*/\ Pair $ 1 .0 7 / Special No. 10 M 92671 is a Selby's Tun t'alf 17 Hutton welt Indies’ Bpot and M 9267’J i» i T.,n Calf Combination I -ice and Hutton Sli-,* l-adies. Gotwlydar welt stitching. Roth <.f th* . • styles are special $ 1 9* sellers. This ( ] » * ) n n 3 days sale to close out. your choice ,r O Special No. I) M 92666 is the giva:* gain in a Ladies' S|),m* every »old ui S:o Selby's Russia Calf, in a gotwl run ol -oz­ iai ly priced by us for $.'1.98. lo movt them this sale a pair )*.*• $ 1 .9 8 This Sale for Cash Only Special ’No. 12 $3.48 is a Patent Hutton Velvet top Selby's Ladies’ Shoe $2.98 i» a Pat­ ent K id Hutton. ( loth top Selby > Sh-*v-. both tlu*se iiu iii Imts will go at till» three day .-'ale, a pan Dry Goods .79c \ A U F 19c $ 1 .9 9 Special No. I/oalher Hlueher a Kplemlitl value I his lot during 3 ! lu.» Mlllllbet i » .i »p e d a l lead- i ’ 36-in wide. all wool, neat br -leaded -1- . , navy, tan, new blue and red—3 tlays only 13 Is a $2.48 and $2.39 Patent la d ies’ Shoe, matle by Selby and lit this price, closing, d*-J days sale, a pair $ L .O i/ O U T IN G s r ECIAI. Full »I and ard weight, 3ii-in. "nidi dark t-al i» rn», for ihr» »,ale »I« * - i priced lo<* value, for this sale $ 1 .9 9 39c 7 9c $1.25 VALUE 97c See this line of plain White Dress Shi values for $1.25, our si>ecial price ts only Special No. IH "M crriam ” Potent Leather, Hutton No. 75313, Red Ton, Musses spring heel, turn Shoe, n good $2.25 number, sizes d* -j » Q A 9 to 1 1 ^ for 3 days’ sale Special No. 19—"M errlam k Dull Top Patent le a th e r Hutton Shoe», No. 842-16, low heel Misses, turn, $2.48 is a special v^lue, 3 days,» sale.., >v**» ** $ 1 .7 9 97c Furniture rniture stock Is nojv complete with Lure Bargains in the new 1915 design» M anogany" and "Fumed t)ak. Select a Dresser, Wasnstand, Chiffonier. Ward­ robe, Bookcase. Library Table, Dining Table. Center Table, Rocking Chair or even a Kitchen 'V 1 W Safe or Clipboard on our special easy, payment plan. You will Bccure a piece of Furniture that ^ will stay with you and tne price will never •«’ missed. Special No. 20— Is a Spring Heel, Gun M etfor Misses, made b y "M e r riam ". This nature last shoe, sizes 9 to 13>^, $1.98 value to close out $1 .4 9 Wc arc Agents for Butterich P a tte r n s W EDNESDAY TUESDAY :Y. 27th -, : ! 1 ‘ »i* * )( 50c U N D E R W K AK 39c Thus line of Hnlbriggan Underwear i> ih ular 50c numbers in Shirts and Draw r». going at Special No. 17— "G odm an" All b a th e r Kid Hlueher Shoes for Children, sizes 6 to 10. Special values for 98c, your choice to secure this bargain a pair ii♦ ( $3.98 P A N T S $2.fi9 We have some very special numl*er> m Sergio, TwtH'ds. Csussimerc and mixed uThese are exceptional $3.98 and $3.48 d** values for ... 9 9c Shoe ll * Gent’s Furnishings Special No. 16 All lea th er Shoes, In dies’ Kid Hlueher style, specially priced for $1.35 and $1.50 in small sizes, this sale marked at a p a ir .................... ........... Button 39c 2-'.r VALI K I l f It ai in** t >, •pe. m.itud.K i tired 1- • ’1In-■spi •< la! tiiitnliii " ill g-- --t, \ ai d Monti; ty. 1ue.»<lay, Wednestl ay at a laid Special No. I-r> $2.48 Russia Calf lAttlies' Hutton Shoes, sizes are from 2Jg to 4. If you are fortunate enough to have your size in d *-j f T Q this lot they will be only. $ nl, . F L O R ID A ♦> merchant •$rsr" SANFORD pair last week. C W Rush, :'***■'•x*. C A S H D E P A R T M E N T STORE th e m a k in g one attending this sale and >»*v: D. A. CALDW ELL& SONS to w file r least GGc on a pair by This Sale for Cash Only new syru p is here you will save at Special No. 5 M en’s Hoot, tan Calf vlscolizetl waterproofed. $7 50 is tlit* quality, this ale we are grinding them out at |ht tP pT /I O pair ip O s T :* / Special No. (1 ’i’his consists of two lots of Gun Metal Oxfords, \'<>. 87005 arid N’ o. 87075 one is Hutton the other is Hlueher style $3.50 is the price, ‘‘union made.” Opt aclose(T* -I Q Q out leader at ip A «a / 0 cam* in t o s y r u p a n d g a l l o n b a r r e l o f tin* fin is h e d Made by Selby—if your size No.4— Guaranteed"A ll le a th e r” consisting of Gun Metal, Zoo Calf this lot the. values are extra for $2.00 it. all leather shoe for Q f T Q »p X s O a / of In ha-, Style No. 615. Special No. ¡1 Snows Pat. Calf Hutton and Hlueher Shoes, made on the Phoenix toe. I his is the $-1.00 grade in Men’s guaranteed Patent Leath­ er Shoes. .lust another special to make this sale talked about, only. u p hi» c r o p d e liv e re d n Boyd ies Kid Hlueher Shoes. pair for Special No. I t Consists o f Selby's Paient l e a t h e r . Iteti K id. T a n Russia < alf Pump». »p*-<-ially priced at $3 19 and $2.98 a pair this e n ­ tire tL'vsoiiim lit will be clos* d out a H Special No: 7 —In d ­ Special No. 2— $3.50 Snows, Special Good­ year welt, Patent Leather Rlucher Shoes on the easy wearing, Cinch, Pelham and Hot Tamale toes. This lot is going for only i>er Q O O Q pair i Mrs A <> Powell and son. Prank, from Roanoke. Va . arc visiting Mr* W E I (rod mix and sister, nml ww trust they will become interested to the good laud in our littl* neigh­ borhood and buy a home here, as they seem to Ih* very nice people ami we would welcome them gladly In our midst. Mrs W. E. I,oc nnd children spent | Sumluy with Mrs E A Rush Mr. Curl Click and wife, formerly I Mi»s Sal lie Pipford are spending awhile with Mr* Click's parent» M r slid M r . A I l.ipfurd Mr \\ E Brodnav n-pre»ent mg Smith Hm» Nursery, Concord. Gu.. was delivering Iruit trees lo a num­ ber-of farmers in this section a few days ago and we hope to see some nice Orchards of peaches, pears, grapes, etc.. ;» ri*»ull of this in the near future W We find that on certain numbers o f Shoes we have more than should he at this season of the year, and on some styles only broken sizes. So hence, this wonderful Shoe Sale. pair...... ...... Ri-v. Bartlett from Enterprise de­ livered two line sermons at the school house on Sunday morning 11 a. m. and 7 p. m., which were high­ ly appreciated by all present. This is his first visit out here since ho has been assigned to this charge and we shall look forward eagerly to hi* regular appointments which will he on every second Sunday in each month The farmers around this section arc being seriously delayed in pre­ paring their land for the coming crop of ' spring vegetables, etc , on account of so much rain for the past few- weeks hut we hope they will not lose courage, as the prospects are brighter for the wide awake (urmer in this new year of l'Jlii than over before and a great variety of Mood crops should he planted and well cared for A fine baby boy w m Jiorn on the | 18th to Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Lund­ quist. Besides her mother. Mrs. John Lundquist, those, in attendance We carry all the leading varieties of were Dr. Neal and Mother Dtrtle- Farm, Held anil Garden Seid that have been tested and known to be adapted to son. this soil and climate. Mrs. Culp and M r». Robinson We can fill yafir order immediately were rccont callers at Mrs. Jack for new ciop of all varieties of Thompson’s. SEED BEANS. SEED POTATOES, Mr. and Mrs. Derby anil daugh­ ENGLISH PEAS, CUCUMBER, T O ­ ter and friend walked out from San­ MATO. PEPPER SEED. ETC. ford to their orange g ro ve last week. Besides Mr. Jack Thompson’« fam­ SEED COHN. SEED OATH. SEED ily those In nttendnrtce at the funeral BARLEY, MILl.ET. SORGHUM of Mr. Charlie Powell from thia aide HEED, ETC. were both the Mesdames Bertlcsona R H Q D E S G R A S S SE E D and Mrs. Uerrell, M r. and Mr«. Ballinger, Mr*. Jack Vaughn and NATAL GRASS SEED Mrs. Della Robinson. * , -.. * ' c * •' - ** Complete stock of garden and field Mr. Henry Lundquist, who has been doing aomo repair york for seeds, poultry’ iced and supplies, incu­ bators, etc. Mrs» Anna DeForeal has this week . Write for our spring dialogue and sealed an uptuir room for Mr. Bal­ linger and is now doing some paint­ weekly price Hat on poultry feed, etc. I ing for Charlie LuiTdquVt.. Oldest established and largest seed t-v. louse in Florida. PAOLA POINIS EVENT — • Special No. 1 $3.51) lo $5.<K) Values in M en’s Patent Leather, Gun Metal and - Russia C alf Blucher and Hutton Shoes and Ox­ fords. This as­ sortment consists of from one to three pairs of a WEKIVA III MS <♦ Shoe Selling That has ever been put on in San­ ford will be the Great Three Days Shoe Sale which will he inaugurated at the D. A. Caldwell & Sons Store next Monday, January 25th. north country. We are having some charming winter weather right now. and tin hope it may continue* . U P S A L A AND ( i M A P t W L L t Tt>.' =— the Continued on l’uge 3 su ?l , J A N U A R Y 2 5 th ] COR R ESPON­ DENTS— E V E N T S OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y — EFFICIENT REPOR TER S JANUARY 22. l 9l5 HAPPENINGS A BENCH OF INTERESTING ■l *• I r r r r • ■ . . . . . • _______________________________________________ ^ _______________ THE SANFORD HERALD Al Li - *w* ■ r‘ v ' * * fM i * gl- 4 -Ä la te r •*. ’ r--- . » - j^'äiissr-1» - . �ktiuut II uIoh of the Hood Sanft'fd* Kin., Jan. 18, JVI&. u |{ J. Holly. Sanford. Fla.: **‘Dw»rsir: It U not so remftrknblo that there automobile accidents us that Ihlrp nre not MOKE. sine« there ure m»n> cf both motoilaU and pcij»tti^“ ’ who lir" *Knorunt rrarri*“ * ,i* 1« the mb'* of the road j^a j rule U i* the motorists who are to blame. f»r it is really worse where ,1,1c ure able, for either business ^ pleasure. to own 11 machine whirb needs scientific and businesslike handling, to be ignorant than fof tbtss.»* who do not own machines and therefore Have not direct oern,ion to learn the ways of a possibly death dealing machine. And it ii ,orse for the former with surh dan contriolled or NOT con trolled to lie careless, as they tot frequentl> are tel r.vr.H iw rsc. should know the rul.n of the road in,j lt, the latest accident that of Mr lUndull iwlio narrowly escaped death by being run down by nu iuto it would plainly .seem, from the explanation given by a mem­ ber of bis family, thut the auto was not at fault as'’to S ID E of passing . thouEh it may »peed. ¡1 ram« yrf* rapidly that it an. only l>y the greatest fortun.* that tin- Occupant, of our rar f»ca|n-d no me injury Tin- » a u r r ul ......... . o'nd car was nne ul th. rnunt> ofliciuls This i* only .me :>f .. numU r of orrnsinns in which the writer has barely ..... |r,,m nir.'l.-HMicM m -nim- * , , ,,| tnnbilist», who have cither (ailed to give warning Irom h.-Limi ami at crossing* fhnn too gr.-at *|i.cil when piiaaing, or from tb.-ir u.’iuU||> tnkink* the wrong side of th. r.Ioi \m| unless motorist- i heii,-,-Ue- pay ,.t tentnm to such thing' most enrefully they cannlt enp.-. r to escape severe criticism, if nut serious arridents A U H HA I . I ) HEAhKll Karl Kuhl’s tirent Iter.ird ... . . . . t Not content with t lie linrior- I lint . liave come to him as one o! tin imi«t uarin« aviators iu- America. nor with . . the American altitude record which , , , he went after recently when he went , , over Hi.mm feet into the «hi .iliove Overland Park. Kansas ( in. K.n •rit,, , , * |Kuht is still going after other aerial Mr «mi M rs. U fu rie ra i roe, a u lii MOORt’S SiAIIO.N Mrs J (i Hasty and infant went o IVarhluml. N (' . on Friday, ,, , , ,. , .. railed (here l»v tile seiiou« illness of . , h*r father. i ,,* .. , , . ., .. Harney Met aside of ( arlha««, M r - , . t N. ( is a new arrival here, i .. . ., , , , ,, ,, Samuel Schwartzhas sold his , , , . , ,, . I.eautiftll home. Mnrnucttc Lodge , , iirui fruit Krovr* 11> |>4*oplf from ( hiMr Schwartz has harvested M r. 1 !• Ila ri, Mr a n jl U M i l l e r a t t e n d e i l ilo t h. r ii. i ' i i u c l l ut M o ti I ' >• L i d i e * w .T e ('• \ | l ’ u w id l s i'te r and fagiani in lampa 1.trilli,, lati \ruoti« thè mn*t Spei'tai II .r ( alitro t.i he pi «.«etite il durili« Un t ; i - pu ri Ila r a m i vai, rii, date« o p | f, iimary t tu Ih inclusi i i tw.i pan page.ini entttle. I tpe I 'PTUtlig i»f thè Spaliinrd. pi h udì l'ring lo mimi thè scene» • n t . n l ihr,.»* cctilufic* and a h a l l u« " .leu IleSoto, Navarro and their ("llnwers tirsi invaded Florida, (ollowct l.\ r he invasino, tweiitvfi ve >'.T» ago li \ thè btlnented ,iur' wsn who r ‘,m‘ IU!' a large crop of fruit this season, whowill performhis thrilling feats Thl, tlPW roa(1 i,cinK oponotI here in Sanford has .nnpunerd that thr„ U|th {rom Ohio avenuo to Iicar. he IS going after the world’s nltitudu w i._____ unu Sjloo school cbildren. Re­ until he goes more than 21.00(1 fee, J . ¡ " ' " J f * ,n ” m|J*m,,nt hearsals lor the pageant are now be* Prominent Spanish cigar Straight up the presep, Kuropran mark • ^ ‘ ^ “ V° 'l thg held ,- . , . ' 1 , . niu* nail been montioniMl an a proKuhl in om* of tin* rntmt womh rful ' , , ,, , . nmniif h ' 'iter-.. 1.1rayed m the heigth ruimt* i«»r tin* ni'U str«,«*t a viators vnIio **vi,r Kran|M*d a rtn trol of fnslitpp'i and riding in Lindau« k»v,*r When In* *vn\ aftvr tin* S,*mi,l<>l° KarmHhaM* " { n,lolh|,r will portray the second corning of Yankee mark oir loftiness, the v..„„g Mrr,‘* of the Spantani* The pageant will he llyer a. the same tune e«tal.li»he.| a ........... wMh *° staged •" Pialli Plebi, in 1lu* rear of ip a ip.ill;, owned luiiri-t record for heigth »ithoui t l . ..... H " r" 1“ 1 ■ i,r'’ ' 1" " - l amp. ituJK,.M As M ril|„ r<l) j , l'"«K umuher car ot fumy let luce in hotel I*,. I'., n p,t Hii\ |[y,.r, have a uni , i .. rt i l.c.d :" " 1 ,,,v *' "i-re | 1II 1. . ! Il"*' I !||. t . >I n . 1 pir.,1 io,p , 1,1. e « t r a p p e d o n their laa ' -,r' rri"j> ‘ 111 thè prc-i-nt y.-ur will In* more hrilL-hin«*. but Kuhl spurned what he ^ T'- ' ' v - 1hurnbury of Currie liant timo thosc of formcr yeur». and cu|U„| „ “ lurlvlikn rusts.« and V,ll,‘ “ " d M, m An,,ie ,,rown oi Vt- lowor r.tilro. d ami slcunisbip ruIcs (nuved it...... leine,,.« without ‘ ‘ •'r'''mas were g,,e,ts of ,\Irs .1 F wili I) ndi-rcd from all pinot- cast „ ji extra sw.ale, l ins latter lea",,v” ri' 1 ,t:,>h g e n t l y j of lite M -i.Mpipt ri ver rmliike. u* in n.ri- was a piers' 1if fouli-l.,, 1 Wl11 “* I LP’ w i t h . , p i blc.llllp. In III . I p hlg'll -I SAT. JAN. 2 3 *° A T 1 : 3 0 P. M . S P E N C E R ’ S A D D IT IO N B. H. Harnley, Auctioneer and Saies Mgr. Saved Girl’s Life " I want to tell you wRat wonderful benefit I have re­ ceived from the use of Tliedford's Black-Draught," writes AUs. Sylvania Woods, of Clifton Mills, Ky. “ It certainly has n t^ e y m l for la grippe, bad colds, liver and stomach troubles. I firmly believe Black-Draught saved my little girl’s life. When she had the measles, they went in on her, but one good dose of Tliedford's Black-Draught made them break out, and she has had no mure trouble. I shall never be without For constipation, indigestion, headache, dizzi­ ness, malaria, chills and fever, biliousness, and all similar P, u AT SORRENTO, FLA. in my home.” -iru.-r will bring libili .iipppilur luu chine I ii 11| i!| I»* n .t ' . ! , • 05MG! AT A U C T IO N D. H. Spencer, Owner SSS? l-a «should go to n vP ti *hrn C)\ CiKi....Li Huould on orL E F T , ffiviiiff .. road ahead. the HU5HT. Mr Hanroa clung from in its proper 1« to t lie left ion says. Mr. ii nisei f immethe car. If dng^from th« i OU GCIM G! boat ir which he bus thè position of sei ini<l ei.gineer ailments, Thcdforil’s Black-Draught has proved itself a safe, t , p, reliable, gentle and valuable remedy. kip! will If you sutler hum any of these complaints, try Bfack- ■m TFK f orvtcoffo i«. r„ m . ■ lir a Usi".i* *>■».<-* i «ci. u « Tti.ii M i l l 111JJpV tpsl,r, ihil.li » - I v. l*i,i k. H o c « , PL r*-',,| I--f .«I «'<.- ftiiil I- r I p-« : " 1-'1■* ' I. Pi,.f «¿3 [ m u . (W.V Ainu mr a mix a asp axt shop IU W (I,.., SirtM, JxkMsnil.. ru. ■i'm ,i r->.«>I .il rig1i .ngb up ! I'owti m»r g.in wnrii pfi-scin e j.t I b.- turn find I fraught. It is a medic me of known meiii. p us <i V"iii.,; ; lentiui s i t i v i . p: u ■■ ' i ' !. ils value, I or sale t*\ crvwhere. Seventy-five tiood Brice L’h cents. 1915 EDUCATIO NAL . Embracing-Agricult-Hre, Horticulture, Floriculture, Domestic Arts and Crafts with exhibits of Stock, Hogs and Poultry, and the products of South Florida. Rac ind. Polo Snorts Aeronlanes. Lectures and Entertainments of all kinds. F o r In fo rm atio n or P rem iu m L ist, A dd ress W M . R. O ’ N E A L , Secretary H. H. DICKSON, President for [J Ml �■ ■ ■ I pinne (1ÌKhtH, drew orkn, etc. The try ns n stock raising section. C a ttle 1 Times predicts that the fuir will be cnn be wintered on grazing lands. » great benefit to Seminole county Hogs can bu fattened on peanuts It. J. HOLLY, Editor ami that section generally. -Tampa grown in the summer and left in W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager the fie|ds. which the hogs will find Times. I'uLllthpl Kvrry TuM<Uy uri'l KrlJ»y down to the last peanut.and put on 0the sweetest and best meat that can N O T FOR J A C K S O N V IL L E There is a market We will give Hotelkeeper Mason ] I*1* produced Before a man can be successful in the busines, he must learn to HL’ILSCMimON PMICB. IN Al» VANO! credit for having a lot of ginger f o r 1kpr*' f ° r l *"* t»eef and pork. It need 82 OO ONR V R A M ................. save, money. All successful business is the process of saving. th,‘ "*>“ e NIX MONI It» 1.24 trying to put a state fair at Jack- n,,t hp ......... . ,,‘*t sonville. Forage crops produce in wonderTHREE MONTON. . ........... You cannot begin too early with a view to succeeding in your busim i • 1 ♦ . . ¡ i . j. _ _ _ . ■ *«| j . . ¥ Staple ¡. Jacksonville has to its credit a ful-amount and variety. ness. This bank invites your account and will pay interest on your money. tkllinri) la Ike illy bp Ciittrr 12.00 N i Tm i I» crops are planted early in the year fair that was "pulled off" across the Adtisr# *f 20r. Per Month IN TER EST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS AND CERTIFICATES OK DEPOSIT Piymmii In Adtunco Mum Ik* Mmlr il Offlrr river some years ago. and also a re­ and frequently the wealth of crabcent Confederate Reunion when the grass nnd beggarweed that reaches ____ ■ -■ Knlrffd An Srfitñd (l«*i Mall Maltrf tstfu*« 22nd hotel men gouged the people, and maturity aftei the main crop has ItOâ, âl Ihf i’»Mo«nc« il Hanford, Florida, been harvested is in itselt a n o p of those who were not robbed by the t'ndrr Art of Mirth 3rd. 1119* hotels hnd their pockets picked or sufficient value if hurvested for * W Olir* la llrrMd ItulIdJnf Tclrphoni* No. 148 were separated from their coin by forage purposes to pay for the labor JTf IttNTvpuRBUSIHESS ^ ^ --- •* ~~and expense of the previous crop. gnmbing devices or were made par­ These things juridly explained and Iloporter-Star says that Orlando tially insane with f heap mnil order honestly exhibited to the prosper-1 M.M. SMITH H. R. STEVENS ILE. TOUR R. R. DEAS banks have installed machine guns whiskey. I'rr.Mi-nl Vic••Pr» ftJml S A N F O R D , F L A . (’whin A-Bli Caihlrr live homeseoker will sell more land | * The momont that Jax' says stale in the windows to prevent hold-ups. to people who are able to finance M ight *we suggest to the hanks hf fair it begins to nppoint committees their operations for the first year ami scheme to pass the hat for the Florida that the hold-ups do not nlthan all of the emblazoned literature w-uys come'from the outside of their rest of the state to make the fair that ran bo printed and circulated. ‘ posfible. institutions. There is no reason for trying to -------------------------------------If Jacksonville is tu depend upon . ----- O — hide anything from u homeseoker f l p r ’ I T J T C O U R T E very paper In Florida should financial aid from the counties and coming to Florida, or to tell more LU U 1V 1 boost the meeting of the Eloiida ¡ com m unities»! well as slate aid. it thun facts: The simple facts illus­ Press Association in Miami on might as well (juit now. trated are the best argument that If Jacksonville is not big enough March 25th, 20th and 27th. 11 will it is possible' to produce. S T . P E T E R S B U R G A N D M A N A T E E RIVE R POINTS be one of the largest und liest meet­ to finance u fair in its own city, with usuall state aid from the legislature Continued from Page 1 ing* o f the greater Florida presa and the fuir hud much better be held in the boys should be there in force. A. K. Roaaetter, David Spoor, A. W. Ocaln, Gainesville, Sanford, Orlahdo *^.X* b oo jv sm k * »* o v v M M ita * h w -V < J w -».w mi‘ ' ^ " VWMOtbo> inhmd * and only eleven answering to their I nut i tilt Inn apt! anil will will Ibe ia ^nnìlC Ci(] I CCÌìtrilH^ Iociltt*íl, institution financed name.*, tho- court ordeiod u mislargely-« by rapmrt. A A “ atc ,alr " h‘bu1'1 *"* hel<1 in th** trinl. Therefore we think that the fair is 'mrt oi th° Rtute wh,ch ,ook" likp Court adjourned to 2 o'clock all right and have no kick coming Florida. BUSINESS C O N D IT IO N S I N p. in.. Ja n l Pt h. PM 5. California on it a* Rome of the *tatc paper* tuliIornia " (,t ho" 1 * All pnaont, couit leconvened |>ur- | T H E SOUTH IM P R O V IN G ■corn to have. Jackaonville may not f!lir u*' in Mounl Sh,is,u RUant to adjournment EACH W EEK * be in the center of tho Mate but it uh,,n’ the>’ Rrow »nowbaMa and rhilMeC-tuu, Alias t'h.is G.illo liltin* It haw it* fair* down where Ir our greatCRt city and all of way. murder in tlie first degree Mr aho uhi he lir.oud of ili.' big city nnd th* " ,runR‘' blovM.m* blnom and wher Columbus. Ga . lau 22 The lo A K I'.w.-r* was here sworn m ns thè big fall Semin.de county will ,h'‘ ,,ra"K*' Mossom* bloom and I (*n mo­ l„. dustrial Index *;»>* in uà issue lof .ii-MMing ..lute* attorney. certuinly ha ve a display nt thè Fior'■ ’*'** l *"’ P'oducta lo tion of acting states attorney a ) tilia week: ida State Fair no mattar whether ! #hownJ»ckaor»villo ia only a "M arked construction. industrial! MiVerunce is h,' r,,,‘y tînintod in the lt ho in Jnckaonvillo, Pensacela,1conglomerntlon of brlck and Mone Comes liow thè doand generili business uctivities in abavo cause. A pula chi cola or Coro Cola. un<l mortntr' anii ^ l»oHceineii and (eniiunt, Cima. McCunn, ulias CUns. _O ____ a wlilto wuy nnd nlley» nnd polipi- thè southeast lieruld thè return of Gallowuy, attende.! hy it is eoimsel, prosperity. ciana, and people from thè nortli :.re Itigli) lllso m i’te* I he "T liere bave beeu ma iij mure George N Sanford i* all ngog ..ver t h e ^ o n j - , m Mime ,h.i;gs :(„■>■ iicting states ut t.irnev who prose 1 ing festivities and when thè vi*ltors ure too collimo;. anuouncemenls mi thè juist we*'k of etile* fui Mie 'tilt.', ii'-i'tod hy A K.| begiri lo arrivo thè fimi week in constructiun work tu h« dune and S P E C I A L G A S P A R I L L A SER VICE Junuury fer the Seminole m unii feir 1*,‘ f-*ir ' '* I” 1 ! w en Itili II 1rial (dairts lo he e*l.. Iih I . d l'iivt .-r-, . ed I In- n i ‘ i-ndaiil .ninni they will ‘find everything read) ano ” ' illt «’ "'door*, an ! where the thrtll 111 tilt) week in t Ile pn.st ItV• ting lb.it le w. - r.'iid) fur trial everybody happy and willing to l,n,riK,"‘ Hri,u' Il,,d 111.Ty amt st ni w- nionths There hiis been a mitic.- < orni'* Iw.-lve gniiil litui In wlui meli K II welcome the gu»-*t«. The Seminóle berne* matriculate, where hnnuiiu* aldi* inerease in thè pust tlir•-»- wi'<*k. 10 «orve as Mirar« to wtt h n in county fair will inefnde mimv ..id h;’ nK ,r',rn and pitieapple* and i In volume in rajodly beciyming Randall U U l . o e g . I i P e te r s b u r g I r a n s p o r ta tio n C o m p a n y J M Brunii, I. T li iari t . J. C S i . and «orne new features, und be an grow on pine trees, ami where llore normul. M o f f n t . R e x l'ue.knrd l . e R o v Til oernsion for inspecting the exhibits '* 11 rhinate that you do not have to "Cottoti I* being e.xported in .terni I rlrpluiocv 230 and -163 l A M i ' V i I f*KI0\ 11 loiin Hcrt.y. \\ il ¡I.i11..ril l u e and enjoying Mie days in many ;lpulogiie for il) in. reasiug quaiititien. and Mie The «lille ways. Thy dati-s lor the Seminole S,* l‘' ,“ lr Jacksonville to repre prive •>( e.iltoo is ri.iw Mieli timi De .Moni. M | Baker iuiving in all it- tcstinioii)'. The' county lair are February 3, 4. G and M-nt Florida, and our greatest unset ¡ 11 I f V M I t l « f I • I I I I f »f f I f t > much more of it ia being sold, i l e defendaut b) lus all.iruey prayed , «L fi, and the tentures include a h o r s e ''” ‘‘binate ! ' ! ! money reeeived (or it belping to i thè court lo allo» Iimii to witlulrsw = A Rtute fair where thè .'limate is shoe, r a m on the lake, parades, a Î i : RWell t ile volume of eiretllia t ioti. baby show, health exhibit, agricul­ not n whit boiler thun it i* al Nifdi in muny re-pcct* business ir <m> a bis plea nf in»t guiltv to murder in lir«t degr.'e and tliat he, thè delend tural. horticultural, livestock and ville or Atlanta? Rouiider basi* t ha n (or a long lime he •M lt, (le ililowi'd tu .'litui hi* plea o| .5 Bunodi thè t bonghi’ industrial exhibits and other things (ore. . D E A L E R IN HIGH G R A D E B A K E R Y GOODS ì guilty td I l e «in of ina usili Ug li ter c ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Il w.iul.l misrepresent Florida of equal interest Times-Cnion : Un every battìi lIteti? are evtdelicoR He waut people br<night inside thè Mith '..»ii-i'iit of «tate attornev* tt “ » O of i m jiro ve meni and indicalions that We make anything knmvn to tin* Inule ìiist re.. r . ■( ■» w } state noi ori thè e.lge of it Jack­ wa« *0 u r d ' r . d S a n i tir» ! p le a « 11? a seiiR.in o! umuruuI jirosperit) ir The Reporter-Star wants to stock of fruit cake suppliti*. Special oriler« filletl loi .ti I r .• | w ith .lra w n i lie d e / e n d i m t wa« Mie ti { sonville idtould he in Georgia, nnys'hange the name of Orlando from b e g in n in g re -a rru ig n e d tin ti pien ti g u i l t y lo th è bow Clearwater Su;i known in our line. Prompt delivery made any where m it y | the City Beautiful to "Florida’s " A South Carolina lumber manu­ W ill is in l i i l o u s a g a lli i f J i . x w n n t s c rim e »! m n n s ln u g h litr. and plea • t Best Inland City." The R S facturing company, whieh is o|?ero( g u i l t ) t o i n a n s L i u g h l e r w n s en Mie fa ir l e i b e r b a v e li i n P A R K AVE PHONL 106 : wi; s o l i c i t y o u r t r a d ì : claims that so many other Florida aling its plant on double lime, is /U ----tered against the di fondant, Charles «V i iiiiii i ion iJinvVMyonniMi 1■aiiiim M iaiiiiiiiiin un a l l u c i W ‘ j cities have adopted the City Reaupieparing to increase its capital McCunn. ulias Chatles Galloway stock ftom î 1.200.0011 to $2.400.000 tiful nil me that it is eon fusing. We Slate of Florida vs. Samuel A believe that Orlando adopted that A Mississippi lumber manufacturing DISPLAYING THE GOODS Ballard, unlawful intercourse with plant has received u large order from name after Seabreeze had a copy­ an un married Iemale under i l e .ig­ right on it. for that city umh named F.hgla nd An extensive phosphate 'in motion <>t .■■ tni,. FIti i M T i l l T tNM't T IM I iti.)listr\ mi hlanda bas resumed op ni I « vimi r ihe City. Beautiful in the enrlj days slate alturtiev » nolle pm-liple 1* erati.ms A rolling null at Gadsden when Seabreeze was in truth the hereby entered M l t he aliti vi* cause ■mnt beautiful place in this part of T i m e was w h e n t h e g e n e r a l s . ^ ie in e Ala . lias been placed in operation Stutc of Florida vs. Denis LoveFlorida. Orlando cun easily lay ( y f selling lands in Florida was to These are a few illustrations of the luce, alias Donis Hampton, grand claim to the title of Florida's make up a handsome map,, plats in widespread improvement. "Thirty-six corporations have been larceny. Comes now the defendant. Best Inland City foi this cLlrnc'an grhen or white or red, with a lot bf citi 3>e substantiated in many ways. If literature embellished with orna­ fdirned in the past week with mini-j Denis Lovelace, alias Denis Hamp­ The Fold Motor Co re|>orts that in the four months endm j Joe Recto wants to m-*:' t’-'r ■’ •*n mental trimmings in the way oil mum cu pita I stocks aggregating $ I .- ton attended by Iiir counsel. A K tiler» wer^ Tl.uo'i Ford curs <r.Id and delivered This .lemon tr Powers, also comes acting stai. at riv.'H M • tlv tremi t.d .us Ford schedule oí BOO.non for ti» we will back hint uji for Urlando de- «prig* of orange IiIorroiiir. clusters t)2M,tfiO taini'd t ar* nt the Sanford Meritine & tiarngc t ». John A m o n g t h e i t e m s ..( c o n s t r u c t i o n d o l i t i (C JJones, ones, w h o pro*.' •serves the l..ie, tuin • not only the of g.)1.Ion Iruit, etc, and sending the t F « Il 1.1 VMS. Igcnt 1:11» vitti III' , I \ * WinJiff cutes fur the stale, ami an ts*ui Xrcalest tab. t::i city . t certainly stuff broadcast over the country, works to he done, as reported this hu v 1 », it been joined come« *ix good Xhe mu i j. y :ve i r ’ nd city in The Stokers of such schemes bad week, are lawful men to „ i t , » a.« juror«, to Fiarida or at o,h. r sta Interested at On r first secured a big allotment of cheap Bridges, Hillsborough county, h i s Fallow ing. wit; K. B. Randall, John llerby, .1 f * IT* "My dear yon might ' land at a low figure, then opened Florida, and Walker county. AlnFrleiuf tt t.»ii you 4t»llviir»?t vour C Partin, Joe De Mont, Rex Pack­ lectur» on Browning In that llitlu oloiis things and l.O • . .t 'S The Baxtet case now in the general agencies in the big cities und tarnu.; church buildings, Atlanta, for isard, W \\ la»ng. Tnk? 1 town you said you were going to last deep subject* rtiit court is getting pi o not on '.ms the rorj.a ol noliciti^rs who canvassed Gu.; Meridian, Miss.; dormitory, ¡m l up Messier, the tuant State of Flotidu vs. Denis Love­ summer, did tho audience seem to fol­ statici' nnd a* it drugs thiough’ each session the prospective purchasers did the Natchez, Miss.; factory building, Th* a hat for the Swiss to t-»1 » low you?'' Lecturer—"Oh, yes; they *>f the court the taxpayer offers up r.est. Result, u lot of disa|>polnted Titusville, Fla.; road, Bibb county, lace, ulias Denis Hampton, grand It. 01 Sit .J lu<ly was n trille Interest, rose nn one man and followed me to Jury rulli'd, all announc­ e 1 ** Hilent prayer that either Baxter or homeseckors. Ala.; school buildings, Conyers, Gu.; larceny. ill* the nearest freight train.'*«-Florida it trimmed ?” sin inquired I ■' While this scheme is yet followed Hl'idclhurg. I’incllim I'ark und Rni- ing their names. The examination Tlnies*lfnlon p the men who are pressing tho easo Courier Journal will either die or go to Otlundo and out in some decree, it has largely ford, Flu.; Spartanburg. S. C.; and of witnesses was here taken up. Tho •end the case. We believe in punish- given way to , tne "edme nnd see school building to hè remodeled. jury after hearing the evidence and Land Lost Through Erosion. Derplse the U'".^ T r o ' counsel nnd being irmiiit dor the guilty hut wo 11I30 be- what we have first" policy, that Charleston, S. 0 .; theater building. urgument of IW The amount of erosion going on In Don't be afraid of limt " charged by the court retired to . gives every homo seeker a *chnnce Ilrudontown, Fla.; paving, Giradr, lieve that there are exceptions when tli-'O' this world IS something astonishing. ant r« ally not . rlangerm: * ■ *' >«0 expenses are piled up on the county to make his »election with hi» eyes Alu.; sewers and W ater wo,ks sys­ their rpom to consider the ver­ The Mississippi hns stolon by erosion Bclvua, a n ti h a v e o f ’ o-i In Now dict. '.until the people become exhausted. open. Today it Is nothing unusual tems, Hartwell, Ga., and nt ID from the different states through lO be quite friendly Jan. 20, 1915. ' which It runs enough territory to make . cot Baxter lies been in jail for months to find a big land company bringing Smyrna, Fla.; warehouses, Anda­ sw* etbeartlnft times V» We, the jury, find the defendant of Itself a smafl state. » n d months and has suffered enough in a train loud of people, taking lusia, Ala., wharf and dock imafraid of them then --.y( for the crime of theft. Justice has thern To the land holdings, showing proveinent, Mobile, Ala.; Y. M guilty of grand larceny as c h a r g e d __________________________ ________ _ So say we all. boon demonstrated, outraged law ing them what has been done in thut C. A. building. Clemson College, in the indictrnont. Mt« Signed, W, W. Long, Foreman. particular locality in tho way -of has been vindicated, the cattlemen S'. C.. State of Florldn vs. James J. Jen­ 4ii\ve shown that such crimes will producing tructf, fruit or staple farm "Construction contracts have been kins, unlawful intercourse with un .not go unpdnlshed and the ruse is products und then selling the Innd. awarded ns follows: Which is tho fuirest way and ready to be forgotten hy the public. "Bridge, behind, Miss.; cold stor­ married female under the age of 18 : Without seeming to udvlso thosta te makes for tho general good of the age plant, Mobile, Ala.; couithouse, year*. Comes now the defendant, The man who buys ultgg o r the county officials and with no state? Webster county, Gu.; faetiry build­ J. Jenkins in his-own pioper person, making a sensible investigation of idea o f butting in the editor of ing, ■ Spurtunburg, S. C.; paving, attended by his counsel, A. K. f HLDLKIC H. RAND. P t m tir s t F IV FORSTER, Vtrr P t m w t The Herald gives his own private what that land will produce ought » F. WlllTNf.K. C ajiiiii A , !.. BETf S, A»* t i «sui» • Girurd, Ala.; road, St. Lucie county; Power», also come* John C. Jones, to, at least, know what ho Is getting. ■opinion on this case. Fla.; school building, Birmingham, acting »tut*# attorney, ‘ who prose­ Lf he does not he has no one to Ala.; electric light plant nnd water cutes for the state, nnd an Issue having been joined comes six good S E M I N O L E 'S C O U N T S F A I R ■ blame hut himself nnd ho has no works system, Quitman. Ga. Seminole county will have a great reason for "w riting hack home" and > "Industrial plants will he estab­ nnd lawful men to serve us jurors Do not wait until you inherit money or until lo-wit: Frank Giles, J. E. Purlin, fair, from February 3 to 6 Inclusive. endeavoring to give the state, a1 lished as follows; the dawn of more prosperous times, before you black eye. It will ba the- first Seminole county * " I c e and light plants, West Palm A. L. Betts. J. D. Chittenden. W. W. start a Dank Account. Florldn has passed the experi­ fair, but ia to ho held each year The jury, Beach, Fla.; bucket factory, Attalia, Brady, P. E. Rcddllt. mental’ atage. It has boon demon­ hereafter. Seminole is so happily Now is a very jjodTl time to deposit monev t" Ala.; asbestos textile plant, Churlcs- after hearing the evidence and argu*4» ■Ituatod in the Iruit and {rucking strated that we huvo here a state your credit with the hirst National Dank belt of south Florida thpt it will be which will produce practically evory- ton, S. C.; cooperage plant, n e u r .fm,nt 0f c-ounacl and being charged Now is the time to put your spare cash to wot 1». Columbiu, Ala.; ice plant. S partan -].., ,, able to make a very handsome and thing that man needs (or Ida corn- . ' ' • , . . 1by tho court retire to their room to' burg, S. C.; grain elevator, Birming-, attractive exhibit-*of its resource* at *lort; that fruits, vegetables, staple 4 (/t Interest Paid on Savings Accounts ham. Ala.; paint factory, Tam pr. j « « • M « th* v«*rdlet. The Jury l.avtimo when the state will he filled crops, can be grown at u profit; that Kla.; hydro electric power plant o n f f n i entered opened court and renCapital $35,1 with* visitors from other sections of winter vegetables can.be p.oduced Coosu river in Alabama; Hour and ! dored the following verdict: at moderate cost and shipped into the country. markets in tho north and wosl at a giist mills, Rock Hill, S. C., and . Jan. 20th. 1916. I t will bo more than a mere ox Wayttwhord, Ga.; bottling plant, We, the Jury,' find the defendant hibitlon of tlie resources of the toun* lime when there is no competition Jasper, Ala. ty, howoVer. The wide awake man­ from other sections. The same with guilty as charged In the Indictment. “ Banks havo been organized at many of our fruit crops, melons and ager» of the fair movement have Atmore, Ala., Plneora, Oa., and So' say we all. Signed, W. W. the .like. made arrangements to- entórtala Brady, ’Foreman. ThU state has no peer In the couh- Eau Gallic, Fla. crowd with motor boat races, aero v'ATAv S a v e a n d S u cce e d THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY PEOPLES BANK OF S A N FO R D STILL GRINDING Favorite Line Steamer TRADE LETTER Send for l'oltler and Ini orinatimi G. W . SPENCER 74,909 FORDS IN THE PAST FOUR MONTHS U* WHY WAIT LONGER? - _______ 2__ ter/i •. �:• "» 'V " ® ÚNlfARV U . - . S r e ï 'T . T H E SANFORD HERALD 1914 I »»♦♦♦♦♦»♦»♦♦♦ ï he Iris h M ü ll! is ¡ti] to th e g^m i PAO F FJ. ORLANDO DAY AT THE SEMINOLE FAIR im ( o n d u r t o r In ju -o d w Conductor Watt», oí the l 'naît Ditto yard forro, was injured last ni,.l)t. B a r g a i n « . p l u m y » f t h e m at Y u * * Indilli caught botaron a ear and the 1 ell'»!3-2lr platform of the Crown Williumotle unie IfappeninKs— Mcnlion E M i r i c e p ie » a n d i t o m i s a l i n i » a t t h i Paper Co Ht» ribs were broken unti 0f Malters in B rief— N e w -Kngland »upper in thè Hyne» alno hi« rollar bone broken He was ( ) i : ,{ s 1ST Kit C IT Y W l l . l . Y I S . T Hlork. Personal Hem« o f rubbed to the Miller ho'pitnl where M N K O Ill) IN (.B E A T Interest received medical aid and todav is Ï h e p r e m i u m !i« t f o r t ht* « e m i t i ó l e M MUKUS l ou n ty F air h a s b re n Is s u e d and r e s t i n g r e s t i n g e a s y ' S«tnmarr of i* ' 801,11 Ü will Hive the information that the publie I« M> anxious about NOTICE T O TAX PAVERS Hoard of trade met in the city Talkii Succinctly Arranged for Hurf iud I ir raid Readers hall Monday night with President Everything marked down, nothing All property hohler» in Seminole here notified and reU'oodn.lT in the chair The alterni rcNcrvcd al V u »elf». I3.2tr count\ are •«ted to make their return of all , “ nr0 w " ,," t '-'c ra i important W. J O Har.. of Jacksonville was ,,u‘ ...... ..................‘ » hemn ,lf , m. „, transacted Pretty Folly i* 0 pe*chcrino. real and personal property for the 1 ' n in the city yesterday calling oji his 1915 Tax Assessment .Secretary Howard read an invi Baked beans and brown bread i,t mul,y (rjenils \jr o'Hara 1« well All property not returned by April UUo" ,r" m ,l'" «•"> Ithr New England supper. known over the stale and hi» Sanmil tee «tilting that Florida s bnhy W l»t will he assessed us unknown, mittee. After the first of January, 1i>16 l ford friend» are always glad u> see county, Seminole, hait set aside Feb. A. V A U G H N . »ill not he responsible for any d e b t1him. 4th ah Orlando day. and extending Tax Assessor, fontrarted by any person but myAowc II’ n (,rent Clearance Sale. a cordial invitation to members of Seminole County 41-8UM!f. C. R Happmett. Don't mi»» it. tl-2lc the hoard of trade and citizen» of [W 1-8. 22; 2-12-20; :i-12-2»i Orlando to attend in lore»-. The L. I. Riviere, representing the Ln»t Tuesday was I.eeN birthday secretary was instructed to reply Insurance Co. of ame Life of. New |t wua also the birthday of Henry To the Mothers thnC ilie board will muke an cllori York is in the city s o lic itin g fo r bis R Marks and R I Holly of this The mpthers of Seminole county to have Oliando well represented, flrm. * fit y und in honor ol the event thn are Invited to enter their babies in and the president appointed a spoe­ Orange I»oxch w ith hoops always In in ks all closed ihcii door« tile Metter lluby C optent at the iti I committee to work up the matter. B in soak, at V. F. Dutton’«. 27-tf llurrow the money if necessary to County F'uir, FVb. 6, and are re- composed of li M Dickson, chair­ Pon't fail to see Hub nnd his nllrnd the sale ut Voweli's.t lour quested to send their names to Mrs man. a n d M e s s rs . J. | | . Reese, JoThey savings will pay guud interest. t3-2c John Mcisch, Sanford. Rubies from aitth Ferris und Col. J. N. Bradshaw. daddy next Thumduy night six months to thiec years old are — Sentinel. in ltG. M. Robbins of Ta^nju is in eligible. The physicians of Sanford D. W. Smfth oi Paola was nr.iong th e city and will remain here until will make the examinations free of • »»Hvimeleif# Man lires jjf visitor» to tho city ^yesterday -after Ole, Jair. Ile is witli J. F. chnrgp as soon.as the »cote cards ure An tin k iu iw ^ white mail was 'piT'intf l'Tiè‘*ifpraicf4 nn ' appratiated1Gastolf, thè otlieiul decorator and put into tlmir o dices. The supplies fumici—io the vicinuty -**4—Fa Read fjU. will ha Ve charga- of thè decoration» have been ordered and will be placed Wednesday night lying along the bere. Mr Robbia» i» a fnrmer SanLimhurger cheestr, Holland her­ as soon as they nrrivi Two jirir.es r o a d H e s e e m e d to be in a d y i n g ford resident, having lived here will be given by the Welfare De­ c o n d e u ■ti a n i l w a s P l o u g h l t o t h e ring and yeast cakes at Simon's, ■j- t j -about ..............- ig l. t e e n y e a rs a g o a n d was part incut hud ribbons , gi\ en by t lie c o u n t v i i c i s j i i t . i l h i d e w h e r e b e f c ..known among ||js boyhood tr.endn Further announce­ Cci Vl-’ l I t i e i i i i ' z l fro tn ut l e n i i o t i The 'college choruses ure the best here as Pal Robin us He i- r. e w - F'aii Association ment» will be mu do through the ( ' o u t i l I ’ t, ; »1. 1 v ■ i i, but n 1. M i l l ing id I .ii qiia T i l.i in e , a n i l b bk. yet |N AND ABOUT THE CITY :; w ith a b rogue ju s t trn m I re la m í M S h o □ wJDQwian í ü * Q ID ® D ® J @ a f]D[HjQ3 J □ [ e.d i ' . i t |)r. C J, Itruiidage, Osteopath. ile lia » co le e I ai » I i h i i i i First National Rank llli|g.. Monday, F'or S a l e ' ' * Wednesday and F'liday, 11 a in (o 1 b r e e lo t» b u l l i g P a r k o n M y r t l e 6 p. in. 41-if avenue and Seventh street. D e s ir­ -d 1*1.. Her till < o li » r e g a l i c i u n i I h u r t h ur Don't forget tho line New Fmgland su|i|>cr which the Indies wjj| a b ly lo ca te d f o r h o t e l u r r e s id e n c e . Rr. Bowen of Birmingham has olTyr Saturday evening from a o'clock irrived in the city and will spend B e a u t i f u l s h a d e tre e s t e n y e a r . <4d, ut the’ H y ni».» building VII are cor­ the winter ut hi» place ut Engter- n o c it h e r p r o p e r t y l i k e it j u 1 he i i t y . dially ..»¡ad lo i otti " . t e l In Fp tinA p p l y a t m ic e t o \ \ AA J.o i . ì : prUc Mr, Roweti is a great Floridi [ .Iles J11 I |e tt n i ' t h J ■tb boost r nd tbmk» that S.¡ I l f o r d and N. i t r u n d - , m o r t u i , g t i e th e m * Enterprise are tile best spoil oi, It w i l l |iav >*»il I«» I m for • ,o will lie a i, b p • * rsrth m « n | i | i l i i » o \ Il V* 1 ll , • -* , * . •i . •• • i «r In Tltiv not n. lug e r. i Te 11. . t i l i n g » ,. , ¡>r■scut a. I in n e I • g nu-;..,A s s o c ia tio n ol the . ' . i n f o t i l L i b r a r y g w .1 I ■ ,r 1 on t ill­ 1 |l h I lie llie e l . 1! J M il tit ,i ill p III All mrmhers •are urgently requested to atte tel tld- djourned mci-ling . b portant in. II|e»s Is In come |||1 »I alvo cleri inn ol ollicers for ^lu new year ed to r E W ALKER. Sec'y Pro Tetti ,*• i r ‘ t , -• j»' i »-t * i r t i w thu th a t was Buying Furniture, CASH OR INSTALLMENT I liro u g li him L_ VV. W. ABERNATHY indicate |_ I 'b .irb -s C a rni i. , g Ivi Street ami Palmctn Ave. l'J [w L l b i l l MO i, i "111 flu w ill h e ld . VIT V V ■/ I t * be I-, r-.v muh* Htnntf • . 1 . I g o o d m 1 »< 1I t ' ' ’l t hum, lire tty gir t ! • t,.- t ,,i i hi« i it ; i- , ï ' m «I. > fl 11 14( * ,| M Hi» < I II I T i i t I- i ..I v u ■' E ]i I’ ,' il »•r «m l I l.i t- 11 »e trees t lit» »i-asotl t e, d i a t i M usti- t l u i , w i l l uo-'-t l i m F t de N ur»* r v i ’ ll ! lu rid a lo r .it t tu t u d i o " t \Fr - A l n i > i u r d . i v a M i r l i m i l i ,it . pn j. it, i itriis if t, o, • w rite ■m i*.i t.y j-r 11 i ,i l i t 'ip o i,. e It t i n t li a v a ila b le for th e e l le» . 1» J, 'lo w P illi .. J ip ll' '-wiit- I . . P ■ i I 120,0011 tre e s in van I II dill It b in - Itivi r k. I I I I •A' . , -1 I V .- I» " I f I" show t li i At I li « I r e i - V . I i by Muuml ,i lu ll of In - e i In feat tin » pr . in ti r iti ti • -.tu on t tie hose l i ni who [ I H o l U i ' IO II by in v is ib ili ■ir I a m a w a re . ■ , r* i ti tuni» ( e i. - 'teg tu. Vii a II a i f I»-\\ ihn \%l \ i » 11 ï p 11■ l ', -i a 11 - g . u ri .. w itn e s s e d ! h a ir l i ci t ' t e ti d Issiti a II ' v- I h.t ( * t I - I.. . ' ■f , r t ba n i -. i i tu re m m> ehuir, bug »r braiding “ ntl *»"■ Human and »I m |de up. , ' 1d ■ g hi ruy lot mid my -tla n - I am a wari o) thè system» that »wing I h t o i i g b t h e ulsle s o l h e a v e n ly w ing WOMAN S CLUB h inhIti(i M in c re a tio n on 1 a m a w a re o f a m a rv e llo u s th in g . T r a il ot th e c o m e t» m f u r io u s flig h t . 111 li n e 11 •!* • •' C »tart* . i ; t " v m ff1> Vt'IH*«, i- l llg I t o M is i, i l i | l u - un i r.iJM» • te t> i l o iiit d s t n| t be e v e r y d a y |ù l IJIlg tianii t o t he e b . iiji» Hi *■, I v ,. i • . .1 ., a , . 1 'li tin ! lung tu t he air without getting tire- t ' i i - i i i -» •1. H v \m T h u n d e r« of b e a u ty • tgt v n • I ' ' I ■ t i n t « F la t t e r t h e , I- p I 1gl-,I l i t » I tv,1 t imi . ,, -1" f-, *I I .it ,lo p u b io rby (intuì o( iti Coburns it ••» ï - ï Il M- i tb c. aVe-age p la y g o e r, w h en a r r a n g i ' tin - r e a l l a u g h tune liti i. , I ill.I all i « . i b I IS tile lllil.l iflltil'llll \ wleni ni and II t rut b l *- want u p t In.v tin»-!» [u ct in x - l at! a n d k e e | m arket I ft, - 11ge » t <*• «•a» v t o t liilu i-1-1» in-re- t u g v n i i r o rd e r « We ha ve m ore g 1b* ! he will pay vou to ïl o I b i » b e f o r e phi* Selci li il '»erti Po la tue s Trio* lo n.iitie ^md frinii In alth>. predille -toc!. Rui-cd under rovi rii i • -I Irm i ( u m I. 1 a l i i . . v i a r e ut 1 1 e g l o r y t h a ï r u nn F r o m i hi , o r e n 1 t i l ) s e lf t «i th** i f f * 1 1‘ . * , war i - ot o- o f t h e best t h a t strel t r o u p e lia» p r e s e n t e, I 11 "I i» • 11 Art- I oli yïUI,g • o | | . - 1nu. U ' 1 , t l,e , N il rut*. ' I . U » M I I sir l i s i . r i t » • .n e l A! i . . e 1 1t r II m i in 1** r », c lu ir.i . < i , i . bis m u n t i l i blc tin Min b ig ue ■ .willen IllfSl I» w ! 1, ' ! i-.nd At. ■r I Y m» i.-fi* \ v H It ! h I v *** \ ■ t ► i . *r . i # v»» Libali • . ï m j 11 r. M i^ il mu ï ** *1 !• • MH ï* I ) I .l lil c. « t *■ * ,, 1 a* • i t i n . I.. !.. jila \ .v * ■ ■ ! .. ï* IL lu n it I in p u u i i i l ■ i r \ . t tei l in n b- r.- lo» pi, , 1 ■►rjec! Y» I f« h Aa « t III rf f UjU Ml L t Milillil) .u n i M D (;iiA ir ii»in m r R in iN ir ifA in T in [H in fv ir •f I . a m -i Sanford. Florida I..- . I 1• i. .- 9 You can examine carefully and critically every ar­ ticle of Fiitntlure you purchase here, and have our guarantee ol dependability along with it. ,tii| i t u - ease was e v i d e n t l y o n » i i w i i h . n n n u t t g r n - .v ii i|e» . n,‘ it isn’t the business-like way. espe­ c ia lly when it isn't necessary. ' ** l-iii "Ilo i 'I ; . •• < i.ii,o ' I,. . i .l ,1 ii » N i-I VA 1 ■ ' i.l_ .ii, t a li |' . i lliitiin ti and ' ' -ittip le I'- I ■ un lo t u n ii ii i ' r u n |n ' ol to F ite r- l i l t > S Ul I It it i) t to ï le el tu produce a lutigli there is some»Imre 1 am uwure of thè splendor timi tic» Sicily and FAc'f Rearing 1.emnn. tlimg wrorig in u man*« systein and I ani usare of a inarveloo» iliing. . A l l . thè tlnngs ni thè earth with thè Tilute and Mexican limes, il l o 7 thèse ( q n tnn -ke r» h a v e t h e g r e a t e s t A cuci t i l i n g « " I t h e skie s, t I n t i m u t u n it a n d o t h e r « t h a t feel H e r e in my b o d y t h e h e a i q f i l y h e a t , hit id t h e « e lis o li w i t h t h e C o b u r n » rin g " R e - M a k in g a P re s e n i-1) IV F a illi" Roquefort Is t i l e s u b j e c t o f a s e rie s j o In- . i v e t t d u rin g th e (our Sunday evi mugs of February Cheese t be T in » v e ry ib e tr h rv lo r -i m m l iglou» e n> f -i w ill so n ,' w I , t i luti ■ , g ol const r m l I v e iii-w McLaurens Imperial Cheese le lilí tin - • -t i • v mg tr*i j •v i n 'V i­ I I i! i I >n w ill i s«i-ii|i !» for lu i-li w o rb t. firs t m e e tin g p o s s ib le n n G. account o f the o th e r S m ith xhd n ixe d iin fo b l w ill f . ■ Phone 39 tvs a ", 1 t r i o to I r e* » lo riu n ì \ , nub. now m tin - « ta te | | . 'Man it* b" Tto . .1 I hi i . r* T he » w e il N 1 1 k a ln i Da t'l i i. fa»* T ; ■II go od « In g e r« are AA li llà in ab ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ I l i m i li ♦ ♦ In t*’ t in * ,, in th e S a n fo rd tt AA A . J II ta ke n be fa lo , N very- day« C la y to n count y St buntin '« « men . “ H o w a rd . (In- A11 1 e t ; . Aa , lia. A lo , F, S Si T J ». ph I s O ’ H a r a , J a x . VY AA ! I H ami •• * they a re i i. l.e « te r I u » ti n M MSI, ♦ ♦ a « tli it m a t e s Wi th t i l e p u l s e » *»f Try a Herald Want Ad ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ P H e ll. D a v is , AA F'. M ï. Il M a N fie ld . O r ie n ti « , l a i ; I. L. Taylor, l i m i s i 1’ P S p i n k - , O v i e d o . I R I .i»»ia, * Ruf 1. V ii li M e l a r , Lcxm g j ton, Ky ; C <’ ■ B u l k c o t n , J u x a n d Paola; Miss AVhìtley. Washington. 1), C.; Jos. G u i d a l e k e , L a w r e n c e K. , i Cash. E. H. E gel ho ff, N. Y. city; R. D Wiiring, M W ils o n , O r la n d o . N R tjdintley. Tamya, C a ry D Lattili». DcLand; J. N. Smith, N. C ; .la» F*. Snapp. A'.i ; ('. A. Shivers, Atlantii. Ga . N II Joseph, Chattanooga. Tenti.; Gus Alfred .Care, St. Louis. Mo euch lo t Alt I 111.0 * 1» C The S K M N O I K ( Ol N TY HANK'S Servirt* itunns Service Hi nll-Furm.Menhunts, lloitswives ami men in all walks of life, each will lintl a henrly welcou.e ami prompt, cotirleous .iltention. e rs, Our ollicers may be consulled al any lime, nnil every patron will he Urn tiled all accomodalion consistanl with Sound, Conscnalive Hankinp Policies There is a close relationship helwccn the prosperily of litis comimmlly; the welfare of the residents individually, and the progress of this semlpuhlir insliliition. RVERY R R S ID E N T of Seralnole Counly heneflts hv the pronress of the SEM IN O LE COUNTY BANK, and similarly the pronress of (his institution is indirectly aided ihroufjh the success of each resident. Therefore it behooves each anti every one, to identify themselves with their HOME IN S T IT U T IO N . i # 1 per cent Interest Paid on Savings Accounts John» House « K r ..lin o n . O v ie d o ; ( h n ltt n t a . A 11 I YOUR BANK N J New to Hi» Row er«. K it h m o u d , L o u is . T h e m u l e s c o n s is t o l m a t c h e d te e m » a n d s i n g l e m il le « , w e i g h i n g l i m n lb« ld O ll I FI l >ile». « O r l a n d o ; At r t.d Geo Y . T F itz g e ra ld mi I lic itile C a m p b e ll, Port H u r o n , J o n e s , O r l a n d o , F’ la , I U nde rw oo d. a t h o r o u g h b u sin ess m a n q u a lific a tio n s a re re co g th e ♦ '• •• 11,i 1 IT *.1 -I U r ■*I »h,1-* "■» a tii-r* * h»*r l b • m i n . t | e ■it t i l e m e l o d i o u s b e a t l l h l 111 H111|f (U t l ■ ji la - et« t h it . ir id e D i v i n i t y ' « Ju, ««i" i l h.i T ,i a .ï r *i, (|l 11n feet I mmite A 1 ■i ' -d e e ' 1 . I ere in m -. i h u i r t t . , 1 * - ' . b u| ii t ( fu n g i. I a 111 uw a re 1n It m i V « I In,if torce« t e r r i n e Utili m e l o d i « l i e d t'h a r b -v S n ! t i t i i m . I ba rin - A e r r i i o n l I -, .»t » pi i t . K ' * I* * rl H O T E L A R R IV A L S o f his s u c c e s s fu l !,.i ■ ' , o b a n kru p t s t o r k o l «e ver t l is hi« by seem s tru s te e concerns 44-1tp . gro w 11 I f c fancy lot of mules. T h i s s t o c k i» .all thoroughly broke, and acclimated and ready for immediate »use. Any lone wauling to buy at private «ale or exchange can do so any time befor e the auction xule starts next Monday noon. Don't forget the dote. Sale positive, rain or shine. ______ . « ot b* r j**--t* .v’ ol m g . ma K. an o r d i n a r , lutpd.v i t i t l e j i e n d e t l l Mlg Aurlinn Suit' nf Horses and Mule Auction Sale of Horses and Mules in..Orlando next Monday, J a n 2 a . nt 12:3U p. m. L. E. Rates has arrived r.t J. H. Mngruder. Jr., Stuhles. Orlando. Fla., with a car loud o l ch o ic e Tcnnesree horses and mulis that w i l l be sold next Monday a t a u c ­ tion, The horses consist of heavy! draft horses, matched t e a m s , f a r m mures. «addler» and fain; driver« A lull line tern and Fit. Fresh Meats all the time r Flv W .g i t ,. r a li I eo o u r in i' ,, ♦ Jj . S. o l l l c i u l « . . «if¿f; iill o f ........... r e c h te r» in v e n to ry S m ith p o p u la r e- »*■ I ï ri t .. , . ti'ii|>i-rl.V J.l at i t i -t 1 K o . Kd.il< N u r s e r y tr e e s a n d i t i t e i l i g , . | , | | ; . „ r e d fur - l i o i i l d lit t u l i be.,t I Ml A. D e C o tte s M ( i S m i t h id U r n d o was a p p o i n t e d t r u s t e e A» « m in a» R. * 1.1 of W !.. M org an , b a n k ru p t, "a» h e ld y e s t e r d a y in t h e o l i n e o f t o o j Pimiento Sweiizer Nippy Deviled ■Ï. D. Roberts t r oni W l e t i \! c,.. M e e t i n g o f < re c h te r « The a n d s t o c k o l i e r e i ! f u r sab - N u rsery t n * p v c i e d * ». t 21 .itili Ioil lid t o I,** .t! ï» " I u ! **! v , 11- e . •dal s p i n t a ul n t t p u . l i ­ ■w . i f d A l l w i l l be w e l c o m e d m ora l u n d the ttiir I *< 1 I m o i-i *. i ■ l o u i l l l . i t lo I * thè tu- ■I 1 11 i» o lb - r o d .i » ,i n Im - ’ . i l * ' be « I r e . , I lu 111 t o - , w' > a »-o.-- n a im - "S ig h t Un Seen '• is a very unsatisfactory way o f i . .v n.i c u tid ilio n . on ■ have gotten the worst o f the deal. 1 •■ in v . r In • If.* Yt u l l|g th u l found I t . -ll Many ol us liavc been guilty, and some o f us V' < c c iIta ti M u s ir i lu ti I- « A h c o u n t r y <m lauter« l« E R E arc tw o boys tracing knives "side on seens” . i» Iin .-.L McLaurens i n -i.t l\ 512 f 4 ii;T i i. i ; vin Rug* t - • v i ill,. W1 1 K Rober s * ! i YAt i ’ »in li t Ita t w \ i •m om A ltiP*-.. tin t In y*1 Up ijfl \\ 11 III m a rke d ■ hi» * ra llie d w F. P a r t i n . 1. R e d d iti, I G Al AA' e t ili, M a ttla tid H u n t . O v i e d o . AA T. Swearington. Danville, III.; A. N. Howell, Oak Grove, lai.; J. T Mitchell. Oviedo; J. E. Crawford, Orlando; J R, Redditi, FT. ChristMitchell, Oviedo; J. F,. Crawford, Orlando; J, R. Redditi, Ft. (Jhristmas; Mrs. A. H.' Stone, daughter nnd son. Kansu» City, Mo.; Jesse. Rumhy, Orlando. ' V 'V * • ’ - t .. Seminole County Bank ( ’o u r f I I ' i u h Ilu ih iirv j FO KRH ST L A K E . I ’m . I). !.. T H R A S H E R . Vice-Vresulenl A. U. KEY. CuInVr A �•••• * * •- ■ ™ r t*: r ' - ~- r *-v+ TIIK SANFORD HERALD L- HOTEL ARRIVALS Sa li f u r t i 11 n U h i* ■ ? y . - ' .*■ , J A N U A R Y ;« u»u The hill |ui«Hi*d t hi* houir hy a Mils Roger* i« here to give her l>e»t v«u* iti H i t tu » I »Imrily ultur mid­ ability again in Sanford and and Safe night hist night, virtually u* report­ pienHc you all again C L A S S “ A ” IN S U R A N C E M i«» Flo**i« Frank will precidi ed by the river* and harbor» curiimilieu, despite the fad that repeat« at the piano, unti that ¡niilh ([really attempts were made to amend or to the surre»« of thf munirai reper­ rerommit the measure The house toire — u '*vwas in continuous session for more' »vS-yA» •-1*•*w it/p than 12 hours, during » hirh time W ’f» practically all items in the hill wer L A ti r~ subjected to attacks Several minor items were elimin­ ated from the hill, ihe only ones of any importance aside irom that Continued from I’agy i which would have appropriated 4150- yout communication to tIn* hoard 000 lor the Ten t i e s river, desig­ for action. nated as tile beginning of a hid prop­ Am sure our people will he glad osition for developing the mussel to note Orlando Day hy their attend­ Shoals water project was an item ance, and that the Hoard of Trade •which would have provided $160.000 will officially he on hand. for the Arkansas river. Yours truly, Detroit Combination Gius Machine ajid Automatic Mixer. The only perfect gas machine in the. world A» the hill went to the senate it C. E. llA\V A III), I used intensively hy the United States Government. curried appropriations of more than Secretary J. S T E W A R T K N IG H T , S ta t e A g en t $34,000,000 for continuance o( ex­ I'ulutku. Fla. Jan 14, 1015 P . O. B o x 2 2 4 , T a m p a , Florida isting waterway projects, with pro­ Mr ( ’ It Walker. Sanford, Fla vision lor examinations and survey» Dear Mr. Walker During the past year Sanford p.nd o’ clock in Presbyterian Hrotherhood in various place». No provision is W f certainly appreciate your kind­ Palutka have worked hand ih hand room», Oak avenue. A special promade for new projects. ness in giving 1’alatka, promlnenre I lor the upbuilding and development gratp has been nrranged. including a The lurger allotments of the ap­ in connec'fton with your fair. I will ol Central Florida and in,honoring very Interesting tulk which will he propriation include $T,387,U00 for take the matter up as to represent;, Paint ku the fair management and given hy M t . Duncan H. Curry, —FOR the Mississippi river, i d . l h l . 000 lor lion at the next meeting. In the the Sanford Hoard of Trade hope tlm, state president of the Christian Kn° I BEAMS meantime our local papers will con- tic-s of friendship and cooperation CHANNELS tain mention», one of w hich I* en-1 between the cities will be welded The Acting Sec'y g ANG LES AND close from the Daily Item. even closer. § a l l sharks We hail thought some of having a While no action has as ye_l been, Waterway« Day, if .igTeeahle to you laken on the invitation, there is little o B O ILE R P LA T E and in that way get «otne outside iptestion but that the Hoard of •’ P o ll)" Ihe Seminary lleauly g T A N K S TE E L attention to our project. What do Trade as welL as the jieoplp of PaSTRU CTU RAL — XL*»—following wiH—mke- Hre—»tar you think of it? IK O N \Y()|{h I Ip parts in the much talked of college I presume that Ford car is of more A l.I. hI \ D> musical comedy to he presented interest now tola certain member ol Thursday night, Jan 'JMh at Im­ o TR U SS RODS your family than a »croll-saw. perial hv Miss .1. IVurlii Rogers. STAY BOLTS With kind regards to you and Mix» Olga Shultz and Mr Floyd g GALV A M /i:i> yours.*' I am. bend the hill: Miss Shultz Polly o CO PPEII \\ D 1i-rj truly > n-ur*, the Seminary Hnuity and Mr Floyd S t i a n t a . J a n 22 S. le * o f D e a d u / I M H i l l Is MUSKS Ful.SltM W» the celebrateli Fool Utili Half IVI.it ka. Fla . fan 15. IP 15 >ooi| kj^yk a n d \ n k i . i r t e r h o o k » g OAK Hack Ni » i folio .v > M r II K. wiil tali oli cou.sidcrubly inlhu town Mi. C. H. Walker. Sanford, Fla.: u CYPRESS Tolar a» Maggie Kageti, the Irish | o f ‘ LaGrange, Gn., it is bolieved, Dear Mr. Walker: o M AHOGANY Waitress; Mr. Molly* us Hob Jenks, H a y w o r t h & S o n . w h o m a k e j e l- now t hat thè city council ha» estahg W H IT E P IN E AND Freshman; Mr Marks a« Hon. »**»» li e s , a n d i n n r m u l u d i » in tliis c it y lished a board o( censorsliip over < ) » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ALL HA R D \\<m i |k ♦ ♦ Thu.-!. Jenks, thè literary niTering» of thè locai a i w a n t t o k n o w d e te ils in re g u rd to \\ hit'll W(* Appease Other leading jiari» are taken hy, 1 i n l « t o r o » T h ......... u n i d « a» , m a k in g . in > J 1 1.i r at your f i* a L A I NiTir,.'. t - ' k , ft m e M a h o n e y , a - I, f'V. D u i n e , e n o u g h t i n i l o c o u n t i t u l e I he t o w n with I hey m a t t e g o o d g d o d s n a d he is d> g S K I IT'S 'Jr.liner, F K Hi*utniH:.t .¡» Dickey ■ in.irsiuil ¡1 judi’i* ol ltli r.il 11r* iiid o IM tK IIS -irons ol n o t o n ! \ ouikit g an a l l ’ f ì a k c r v* D e lic a c ie s o P.l II I ^ ir Stiro lo Pionne. *> g ni HI K ♦ * t- u m "■I COOKING, LIGHTING, HEATING AND HOT WATER— Instantaneous, Automatic BOARD OF TRADES WILL ATTEND FAIR o *> Bread, Huns, Cookies, <» Fight mi it a11r * a » * ». d ’ • t\ i i.i.. r * 1 • M .t. \t.lullingion, Jan. -2. The river» j Society Leader . and harbor* appropriation hill went Francis Aspinwall »•> I ill in n | tn lin senate Weil ne» da y 11die wing it - \ and* Thill pannage hy trie house hy an over Hestdi * tin- * n t id pnn-tpai- I», whelming majority. It will now In- th « college chajii rone, Mr* Winters, | referred hy the senate hi its com M i»« I Pearh linger* alW a hig merce committee lor lepori A !college ■horu* •*( over thirty girl* t lively contest I» promised when tin and hoy - who all sing anil appear t lull is taken up for mil-nil r.l!l>n in at all orne* le heal’ Iti dilli work t tile sellate Ilo- >ntl r*- >,,-t i» i v i Ih r.î .ilo) I 5 our \ery Iruly , M i >S KS Ft Ml.SI I M Fresh I s e n U a v. *» ■? 4 Ries, Cakes, Doughnuts l 4 Itaketl . 4 a t lire O 111 I» O The S A N IT A R I \ 11 n * i t i l e r - id i hi- I I . r i s i in n W M t î J . L. M i l l e r ’ s « B n kcry y 113 Ms f n o l t » . 4 Phon* 16» JACKSONVILLE . FLORIDA f. H L K A M ) VVAN I Al>' r ö w j» jir r r - . da p g*- v- \\ ■ W- / y \ 'I ? NEVER . ¿S. . --_ —“ __ _J » FORGET E v e r y o n e is in Search o f I / '■) „ ____ ___'~y 1 ___ ', S pr l - i v r , IV '.'.T - Y O U ’L L / VI t ,‘ ' / *~r a Tv ATY A I / \ ivl 1 / \ TAM PA »1 15 p r e p a r i n g t o g i v e j r t o y o u sr.RVLD i n a j o i i .y AND UNIQUE ILIUM W an ts y o u Here, and Trusts N othing w ill Interfere. T A M P A Is Gointi to S h o w Y o u a C a rn iv a l That's Guintf to Eclipse A n y th in g of its Kind E v e r Attempted. T A M P A Learned Lots from It? Last Y e a r's Carnival, and K n o w s W^here to Improve on that D elightful Occasion. FANTASTIC PARADES -• ARTISTIC PARADES MASONIC PARADES EVENING PARADES and "PARADE PARADES” Constantly Day and Night • # A Spectacular capture of T am pa b y KING G A SP A R ILLA A N D “Y E M Y ST IC C R E W ” W a t e r Carnival, Brilliant w ith Firew orks. M u3ic b y Countless Dands. Strict Carnival Dances, rarely Costumed, A e ria l Mights and Balloon Ascensions - . ALL T O BE FREE * m m i / t m w w*11,1ftT I rSl.i .5 I <- i ilia<I • Tampa detests “ hold up” entertainments. .^ i f f i in i Everything is offered to you without “ a string tied to it.** * f(\ . ^ Xjc > t , �----------— <f • -v. ¿F*- f i f . 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Pa ^ M tl i iu * i ’ 3 » * ’ a c tu a ry . A D. It \V H F K N l M l t N . 1915 f h i i r m i n C i t y C n u n c lL il VV 11F U N D O N , I l. r r e b y d u ly c e r t if y I h a , th# f of ego l ng C h a ir m a n C i t y C u u o W. i o r d in a n c e * o d u ly $•.■»«•• >1 b y th e c»t> t h e re b y c e r t f y C « th e . y * »g o ' d i n ­ c o u n c il uf J i i ; i f ird . F . *r d a , in re g u la r ■ * « » ari e# was d u S pama I *y 1 »it t mi m e l l T h e moiyqtnrfit a c r Mt railing on you gi-ta ftinn, ;h ia (h e 4 !h d i ) uf Ja n u a r y , A D . of S a n fo rd . F l o r i d i , ¡n re g u la r * ** in , t h la 25 fwr rrn t dor ta k in g pour o fdrf. 1 can tie I’ h i!»y »I 'f- i* 1 *L *•*»', I f 15 save ynu t h » a« 1 ha»«* no *gcni to pay W it new« m> h a n d an d th e seal of s a n l c it y W ltnrm a m y h a n d an d «cal of a a id rt! y o n rommiftWifl Ao. on th ia I t h d ay d J a n u a r y , A . D . 1916. I th la th e l i h d a y o f J y m i r y . 1915. - M r W t L O V K Is L r * M W. LOVE 1.1*. , L r t L a l a f l i t u l f on V a w W a r k . C ity C le r k . • * C it/C lifk . A p p r o v e d b y m e o n th la th e 4th d a y of A p p ro v e d b y n u th la U h d a y o f J a n u a r y 122 W. Church Si. nu arv. A. I >. 19 1 January, A . D . 1915. M a x w e lls Magazines Periodicals Soda Wafer Confectionery Cigars and T o b a c c o s ■ 1041st. St. Phone 182 F. J. TFRRY Marble and Granite Monuments, Tombstones, Elc. Hi ( ii ■ 4 0 - F r l- U c w D. U • M a yo r. -r'-A 1 “ -Hhii. ¿A s i. .¿ i y .# , -if*- 40 FM l i e aAl •/ ____ TH RA SH ER. M c^ o r. _______ I_; �..JANUARY 22. i 9)s ford Wednesday for a few days’ yf«»t ■«t ETpAflr Pantani ' V'' The^regulnY monthly dansant uri-j with the home fclks. di r I tir auspice» of the Social Drpuri meni ni thè Wotnan’» ( ’ luti on Mrs. W M MrComb ol St. AuTuesday < vrtÌtng m » onr of t he j tristi ne, w ho hns hern visitimi her « moni enjoyaldr r venia of thè wrrk. si.ter, iftlrs. Frank Forster is «penti* BEING A RESUME OK SANFORD HAPPENINGS The evrnintt wna ideai for dancing , ing i» few . dayt, wlth Mr». S. O. ■ — UP-TO DATE = -----------------tin«I ulti ut twenty rouple (lanreil |Chmr. JK uniti thè midrtiglit hour. Communications for ihls ( ‘olumn Should hr Marked “ Sorlrtj Editor , or ♦ <♦> ♦ Economical Mrs W K Watson, thè hostess Mr Daniel Stevenson of Boston, Phoned to Mr»*. It. A. Trrhcun. I'hon«* 20.1 for ttu' month tinnir IH- Mrs (' <> Gii . t» thè guest of Mr and Mrs *j All Local AdrcrtiHctncnlg Under F r « » h Vegetables Melai libili tu <Imrmlttgly rrrrivrd and Walter 11.uni I. The party assembled at the home entertained the guests, This H ead in g THREE CENTS a *Tumipp. with root* JV /trillion! I 'aril /‘arty Mrs. A. H. Stone, son and daugh­ Line For Each Insertion. Minimum of Mrs. Gretchen Shultz and drove During the intermission delicious * A very beautiful affair was the — l#llU fr Sr* out in machines,. Approaching the coffee and sandwiches were served, ter of Kansas City, Mo,, are stop­ Charge 25 LcntH. , K *m n *, t»u n -b. > bridge party given by Mrs. A. I' ping at the St. Johns House foi the < -— ■ ■ ■ __, , _ | r»uliflo»ri. It» home of Miss Fish a scene from The following were among those Connelly and Mr« S. F. Barrett, "J ^ upon the view ,o( the * ho nvniled themselves of the club'» balance of the winter Jr.. Wednesday afternoon at the 7 __ ♦ V*llo* VUM, Jit, -ISr enchanted young people (nr Japanese hospitality Mrs. C O. McLaughlin, home of Mrs. A I’ Connelly on lanterns hung everywhere, while the! \tr*. <t \V Brady, Mrs. M L. A congenial party enjoying a day Magnolia avenue. A hrilliant gath­ interior of the house was prettily Baines, Mr. and Mrs. Braxton I’er- at Orlando Wednesday were Mr. j ' M ‘ ,,k Fr u tj " h ering of handsomely gowned women decorated. Four tallies were spread kin», Mr, and Mrs. LaVerne Hurt. and Mrr. Frank Wejdon, Mr. Walter ’ |l'rmnc~. -Jo» 5.10. 15c |Jr£, ,. thronged the rooms which were most In the living mom. dainty and at* Mr, um) Mis. It. W. Herndon, Mr Hand ami Miss lluwd Hand. For Sale in Winter Garden Large J»"*''’" " ' ,l'“ 1 ,k attinclive in their arrangement, for „ , , , V J4»nu»j(n*. ilo» 20c tractive in their perfect appoint­ and Mrs. Don Bishop, Mrs. Sam­ story G room house, repainted., «.r»r<truii <■»*>» the flowers and ferns were lovely in ments, contoyed by tall vases of uel Puleston, and Mr. and Mr*. \V. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Tomkins of one ucro land, ham. $2,100, cash or ; ^Ur their harmonious blending with the exquisitely beautiful roses, red upon p. Carter, Misses Annie, Lillian and PeekaviJIe, III., me registered at the terms, f, J, Hill, Winter Garden, i walls and woodwork. In living room H THE V E G E T A B L E the large dining table, pink and Adelaide Higgins, Suidee Williams. Sanford House. Florida r0-71 p there were ferns and reil roses, white upon the smaller table». Anna McLaughlin, Laura Fish. Chur, ---M A R K E T the red poinsettias »hading the lights Plates of rose* were passed a n d , ' « « « Hand and TulTts; Messrs Billy Chn.lotie Huiid has returned For SaU,_ F(ve Whju, Wyandotte 110 2nd St., West adding to the charming effect. In lection of the color placed t h e 11' 1 1 J D. Roberts, McClintock. >«<' Lorn a delightful visit to friends at i Cockerels. Bex Packard, It. I). 2, the dining room a color scheme of Phono 324 Wc Deliver It was a Jolly, appreciative 'Chittenden, Eugene Humph, Boy |Norcooaee where she was the rbcip- Sanford, yellow was effectively carried out d that enjoyed the delicious Chittenden. Billy Leffler, Charles >• nl of many charming attentions.1 with quantities of yellow nastur­ Woodruff, Clarence Mahoney and . For Sale— Wholesale «hipping fresh tiums against the background of meltu, consisting of chicken pillau. Ned Chittenden. Mr *»nd Mrs. A. 0 . Lederer re­ water ffsh business, including fish Lost— Stick pin. initial» K W j exquisite ferns. Baskets of cut French fried potatoes, four dainty turned Mopday from West Palin •lets, fish boats anil gasoline launches Finder return to S. Maxwell and r*kinds of sandwichrà, pickles, and (lowers adorned the walls. Through Bench and other points south. Launch Hide , U-2tp also fish house, etc. Inquire of C. L. ceive reward. Great fun was yellow* shades the light filtered like coffee with cream. A v e r j delightful pleasure was Vincent. 20-tfc enjoyed-after supper nt the close of sunshine. Lost— Betwetyt HyAivaiu* . enjoyi;4 by a, concernai . party*. . . o f , M H. Holburn of Brooklyn, ------ ;--------- '—O'» ' ■ ■ ■■■■.. Thn-iix*t-prixe. a. handsome .hang­ which Judge Ernest Housholder de­ and High School Building i fiutck friends Tuesday amj Wednesday. a s F * 7 WÍÍT um vc totlay to bp f o r Rale Cheap- Farm of !i arres, of Keys. i n g basket of growing ferns' was livered a pyrotechnique oration on Reward if returned ti the troubles of a married man and'guests of Mr. Robert Myers of gUf^it o f ber brother, Mr. •Chas. 1 ?4 tiled, house and outbuildings, Herald offitfe, l'b2lf won by Mrs. A. W. Fitts, Jr. Mrs. Hand. Jacksonville, tfn"his - motor launch, with growing crops. Easy terms. Margaret Barnes won the consola­ the joys of absolute* bachelorhood. Wanted Good fresh ’ -’ . ibo the W ill-Bose. The trip wns made Reason, sickness. W. F. Squires tion prize, a pretty little set of This was received with enthusiastic horse or mule \\ K H it hj»IJ-, applause by the bachelor men und from Sanford to Do La ml and Pa* r J^‘ ■ Lederer-uml daughter, near Celery avenue ,’18-tf crocheted Individual nut baskets. a silent protest by’ the bachelor lalka. the Sanfo.d folks returning. * ,!,s *enoru Barnes left I uesclay Wagner. 'Flu U .’tr ’ A t tho close of the game dainty cov­ maids, until Miss Glethclum Schultz. Thursday evening. ¿Injoying the lo‘ a M,verul days to LakeFor Sale or Trade—- Wood yard ers were placed upon the tables und Lost at G ram m ar -. I dramatic artist of the cluh pulled courtesy of Mi Myers were Mr 11n< and mill Owner has other business b r a c e l e t a tempting menu was served, con­ F i n d e r r«-tnr hei wits together and responded 11 ur> Marks and Miss Olga Schultz Box 1247, city, 42-tf sisting of devilled crabs in shells, O l l l c e a n d r e c e iv e -, v • with n brilliant selection from Borneo .of Sunford, Mrs Weber, Mis Ball ‘ r" ’ Frunus of Asheville, N I stuffed peppers, salad, hot rolls, and Juliet, showing that if Homey ami Miss Cora Gregg of Montgom- ls ’ “ * kM,,st " f Mm l 0» 1 Militant», For Rale Lettuce plants, TSv per pickles, fruit confection and coffee 1000 f. ,o. h. T usa villa. W. K. Hath­ did owe the grocery bill that Julie et eiy, Ala., Mr. und Mrs. Muynuid with cream. Mrs. Addio Homrighous, wjio has away. Wagner,- Fla. An Exception. 44-?tc tho left overs. Felix Frank, the Bond and Mr. It. A. Bond of De­ Enjoying the hospitality of their beim the attractive guest of Mrs. Mr Jones finii been -eolib ic fili iq club umpire suggested the game of lai nd and Mr. Fritz Latkin of Jack­ gracious hostesses were ,Mesdames «In, n-inrted postoffice und upon being assured sonville. and Messrs. Kavanuugh, Henry Wight, left Thursday for her ■ For Sale or Beni Cheap— 7?* year-old (lauditi er home in Chicago. ** acre farm, all tiled, two good Mowing "Doni thlnk, papi, (fiat just ti-ciui» Cecil Gabliett, Chas. Tyler, B. W. Petersen and Mason. that the girls didn't know how he you marrled ninni la vci cu.. .» rlzht Herndon, It. A. Newman, Samuel wells Near Beck Hammock s t a t i o n offered to teach the game. Felix to bo rude tu alt v jin,-ii' D O N ’TS. Puleston, D. I. Thrasher. W K. Fem-ed_ and good barn Address says, the girls did know Clap in , llirlhiiau Parly Don't wait until hreediui; season to Watson, Geo. 1). Bishop, Forrest and Clap out and all kindsof good Muster Frank Chase onieriutm-d buy itoei. birds They ari’ then hlgli Cora C. Bollinger, 126 Center St., PI.Al FI) \N YW IIFIil .1 M KmilKRE Lake, W. It. Anno. T. A. Neal, G. F. Cnnnstuta, N Y ;li*-lf old fashioned game» made the hours about twenty-five ol hi« little friend-. In jtrn i* iii.l not -o select li. la. Smith. W. D Holden. O \V Brady, .1Fi1» I ■| My fast end furious and finally tin* \Sednesday alternoun wiih a be-uI noi i Jh,ti .* your bens by appear S u r r e y l o r Sub* N o r t h e r n b u i l t , Stiri Mag­ M. L. Raines, Ed. Lane of DeLami. D i e t r a p lie--l s h o w *, u p t h e c o s i $ 2 7 6 , c a n o p y l o p . r u b b e r t i r e d , cake walk bimight the pleasure» of i,|U| -party in honor of his seventh m* «•« arli»» l »*» »»! S. (). Chase, Mrs. W. M MrComb, f ile » !'*• ** ! ’ the evening to a delightful close birthday. Games dear to the heart ImsI g o o d os n e w , $7fi W F H a t h a w a y , r * -1 al'L of St, Augustine, B. F Whit nor, E. Fr*-»» Ir— 1#» Ni i usider f«,ultr> a kld giovi* W a g n e r , F la It is said that Earnest Galloway of childhood were enjoyed and de• i i a n Io* s e e n a i l us- i-r.t.r** rft*?*»« uf > t*r ■ . D. Mobley, Itoy Symes, Geo Hoy. took the cuke on his nomiesmpt biiou* goodies served by Frank « ■ ifTair I II. i. ~ li.ini vvork and dlrt and citwilli \\ F lluthuwuy. 44-2tc «SU'» troni ritmo Fred W’ulsemuii, C M, Corn*. C. U. Ilo tiliie pi Miri * attire and it 1» yet an undecided mothei loiind an appreciative bunch McLaughlin, Aylctt FiMs, Jr., A. \V. Doii‘1 foraci lo fm’ntsli a bollitoli for N question as to what diameter lie of little folk* to enjoy tjiem T lo fe F o r Sale T o m a i o P la n is :>.mm, Fitts. Sr . Margaret Barnes, F L llu* plgisinWell >e- a g>M«l ball) best impersonated. Indian brave. wiri- atlluctive luvors for girl* ami Duo L iv mgstoiis (»lolle, grown on vir Advortisinj» ( unipanj. Inr. liovv ^tml I lieti 1* ueisled tuo |,V plgisfli Miller. It It Dean, It (' Bowers, J«f » s-uait4ir 11» ScOtVU^Jaddie. Roman gladiator i*r boy* and a joyous, happy tune (or meli gin soli. $1 :tà per ni Also head- M>i» i u n iiidt W L Morgan, Henry Wight, It J. Spanish Toreador, hut certain it is all Thi young host was tin recipi­ qunrtern for «weet potato slip».- .1 R l 'on t tirag olmill y our w hmlog l( Holly, H. B. Connelly, Addle Hornthat he was a splendid type of any­ ent of many nice gifts t:i-7tp vuil bove Ilo* olilv l.lld» of Ila* breisl Davis, Burtuw. Fla righou*. Geo. Fox. Claude Herndon. one of them. Members of the Suit* in ilo* -liow LaVerne Huif, Geo Davis Hart, 1 " f Sale line largì* eholcp 1-ily Me Club are Misses Gretchen and Itoli I lei Si.tli L-el 11 bolli III Volir Fu «lern -lor J W Dick ins. J C Bennett, It F bit mi thè corner of Fiyhiti -ireet Olga Schultz, Florence Frank, Atine Ilo* regular meeting of lite Fast­ ti*-k li imiv it*.i lu i ilo* v|. i|tn. Imi Tolar. F J Gonzales, S F Barrel. and laiurel av i tme. facmg park a ioI H III;irIlo* blr.l mot • ause*.«llffcrllig and Lillian Higgins, Elizabeth and elli Star uà-, held Tuesday night Sr , B ra x to n 1'erkina and Misses olle fine Ih acre ielerv farm I wat l'oii t keep dio ks and ■ fiiekeiiK to Anna McLaughlin, Meli Whittier, with a large number <\ membet* A nnie H a w k in s an d L a u ra F i*li nule* west aio) m*;.r First Street laitira Fiali, Sablee Williams and present ami several visitors from gellier lil l e Ilo* quii, ks pieni f » f Ut ter i lai keep Ihelll dry W II! 'i l i bolli .,1 fi. If prue If ytiu Charlotte Hand, Messrs Felix Fr,.nk toil of town Rev George II;, man l'hiik n /•>//«» Doo ! lielO*Ve oli Voti lii-ar ol-.ill li|g want to gel doublé your money ’s J D Roberts. T S Lloyd, Billy w,t > initiated into the mysteries of prollts Ut poiiitry Militi of II Is lylng wortb cali quii k ori owner, 2tl7 The y< ung ladies of the Suits Me Hill, Ernest Housholder, Earnest the order und pledged himself lo be lo liidio e boy log Fiencb a venue i l InCluh entertained the men of the Galloway, H T Marks. L P M <•- t ome a blight, particular il.ir in t be Doti't forget limi a fan ly fallisi dull with another of their charming f uller, Clarence Mahoney, W J. ^,u|UXy 0( Eastern Stars. A delight- young goose Is gmsl eating. Try It entertainments Wednesday evening Thigpen, Oghorne Herndon und Dr. (uI „ „ . ¡„ j h<lUT wllH ,.,„„>,*«1, followHk" “ liver Twist, you'll yell for Fr. i n. rt the home of Mi»s Iaiura Fish mg the serious business of the meet­ muri I hmi'I **\|hs t iiu.v mure «ori: from J ing Dainty refreshments weie m i v tour lilrisl muti |»*r •!;»< tlutti v»«tt ♦ -M-»»*»*» » ♦ » ♦ » 4 **■+++++ » + 4-^4*+ »* f - H * -»4**» *>+++4"» ed by file liosle-sis of tile evening w 11r»t ,i" v i 'f K n ilo* -.iiui' pii-f „ ABOUT PEOPLE AND EV EN T S EAT MORE FRESH - VEGETABLES CLASSIFIED * A D V E R T IS IN G They arc Wholesome. Appetizing, FOR SALE ,M1 M O FOR RENT I For This Week and . Next W eek Only j ▼ 10 lb. bucket Snowdrift Lard . . . $1.00 I 25 lb. sack Granulated Sugar • • • L65 I Diamond C Hams, per ll>..........................20 t Swansdown, Obelisk and Pillsbury *Flour Hichelicu, Holy Poly, Red Cherries; Fat Mackerel and Codfish; Blackberries, Blueberries, Pitted Red Cherries, 25c the can; Home*Made Guava Jelly and Guava Paster Staple and Fancy Groceries. Ä 1-- -■ ' frf; ■ il L. P. McCuller I B M M 102 First First Street reet »»4»♦♦♦»♦ Full Potash Content F E R T IL IZ E R S IDEAL FERTILIZERS have made the banner crops for twenty years. r v ‘ ALK ID E AL FERTILIZERS are- strictly alkaline and perfectly available. » PERUVIAN FERTILIZERS based on Genuine Peruvian Guano, not literature. ^ * • Send for our new free citrus booklet “ Spring is Coming’’. K All tho Potash You W ant l É. - • ? Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer ^ r,. i, —»»-=__= ^ .3 fH-nm i-XX- * J== d • » j Î ./L ■■'-/.H'ÍÍJacksonville, Florida t | •.. /;. h. » •» ’ HiI. .1 m In r* of lb Th t i’ i ’ i t. i • r ii l ti P l i rt■i 1• i fi** > il in* " f 1 . r R* nt 1-1••* If U TK i Si*t \ dIlf, ^• ti 1« 'M l i i - 1- lx a w if* .... iti ■ * - ■a k - Ile d"r- »n i T C O M I! lì V I 1 D'ttJll*. At•t t . to fifi «I p in um ntl comedy, l ’idi y PrtmroM* sdì ilnv bt* entert. u h m ! by lltu Welltuo Dn partment, with a dance at the Worn art's Club rooms, one evening «non alter the pei forma nee next Thursday night, in apprecintion of tloir coopera Mou With till- ilep.it ! ment 'l'Io- announcement was ent fin-ni tie-ally rvteived by the i-a-t last ■ vfiling Don't gamillo with the future. To For Rooms \v itb Itonrtl, Rent tlay’s duty put off I III luuiormw may 703 Pi dinetlo filiti We liars tlw tr , In» J In I ■« j ' ’ 1 ' 1 '* orli.g coi row ol ll.e odist lelinw to Fie tr "' -D * lini originality Ini* * F«i D *11 t f'»rgi*t Rt-rl FttruMu '1 rootns. out atoi«1. A « an ett»|riu *■ * • *' mil'll to if" with -lie. »•»* If vve ill T1'" I« i''r L'*,i single t«r i II *tllle Call at lit#* nawfil «nil d ,1 t *1 eg- thi* ailoie wonliln t life Is lb r.i 1,1 titil« f lt*r 1»41r v ti !,>f¿tziJIjr rreummen 1 to ol • ‘ CJ t|, Soog* of Rn'nh Solclfccs, mir Fretu |i aliti-h li.tv*- bi-i-ti hiriick by (lie "grave airs ' which our soldiers .-l mu'll nrcinml* tdng on marrh Many of our regt N e w England supper i n t h e il.,m-r nunts laki* a pride In their route block Salunluy uftt-rnoon and even­ Hinging and stick 1o certain songs— ing under the auspices of tho La­ not nil of them, however, “ gravo." dies Union of the Congregational The Manchester regiment has a fine urch. Baked heaps, brown bread, musical reputation, Ijtelr favorites bepies and all kinds of good eats. log •‘ Klllnloo’' and "Brian Born.” 'The York«filrea march to "Dan Tucker," The I lousier School next Tuesday w,t|ch consists of little more than a evening, Jan. 20th given by th„ «erles of diabolical shouts. ThoSom* r, 0 , . , „ , , . . orsets cherish country songs, partlcu* C E Society of the Fleshy c m .. po Fmrmcr; ltoy:** tho church at the [m(«*rial will he bright mn<> DHg|lllo B,MKH tho famou» 55 baland entertaining, with its funny » ¡ l - j i ad beginning, "Colonel Cooto Mnnn* untions and lively songs. An even -' (ngham Is a very good man.” while ing of pleasure for all who attend, tfi„ Grenadiers' favorite 1« "Coon Drum Major." nnd the fuslleers their Junuray 28th tho Musical comedy. own pnrtlculnr nnd heart-stlrrlng "Folly Frimroae, the Seminary "Fighting With the Seventh Royal Beauty,’*' nt thi Imperial, under Fusllecra."—London Chronicle. direction of Miss J. Fearle Roger«, • Improving Egypt. promises to bo n big success, with Egypt haB drainage problems os tho splendid local talent who are in well ns Irrigation ones. Just nt pres­ the cast. Jealous Daisy, u popular ent the Egyptian government Js pump­ favorite among the younger married ing out Lake Marcotls, a sheet of set Is a fine little actress. Little shallow, .-bsacklsh - water' lij the-erf* Jane, a society belle is just too cute treino north of tho delta, nt the back for anything, in r^al life or on the door of Alexandria. About a million acrca of cultivable land will be re­ stage. claimed by this work, though not all nt the name time. Other dralnago ! Ptrtonal Mention projects of equal magnitude will bo Mr. nnd M n . Frank Weldon, of taken up later. Scotch Flalns, N. J., who have Here, aa In so many other cases, the been visiting Mrs. Walter Hand left Anglo-Egyptlan government Is follow­ yesterday foi Orlando for a few days ing In the footsteps of the more en­ vlsitl before returning home. lightened Pharaohs and Ptolemies of ancient days. Lakes were drained In . Mr, R. Floyd Metcalf of Jackson­ Egypt 3,000 years ago. Where oldville spent several^ days, this week time kings used the shadoof and tho with Mr. and Mrs. Deane Turner. repaid labor of fellahln, modern rulers rmploy steam and machinery: hut the ^Mrs. R. II. Marks, a former resi­ end aimed at la tho same. dent of Sanford la the gueat of Dr. and Mrs. Cecil Butt. Not All at Ona Tima. Tho goda never give all things at jn* the same time to men— Homer. M r. W . L. Morgan * f 1•»r C. M Sf VI :..l Infill ...... ^ it A*■! * * ] ■l ..V. • h .V ft » |nr I Rmt Carter’s i it . ..if . . ■ S I 32 If l V l K ' l ’i l i i • ^ IV<• muni house TIII** - ly (urtii-lifd Fb-i tru befits, ti lcplione, good barn, chicken yzrtl and gr.rdcn. Apply W. L. Hnrncy. c-o Bob bins Nist Hot eh ' .'¡7-t( Combined ( ' " c and I otin/run i <o 4 ^ * -J Ink — < U new<•( mrxobif ol ll,e Ca,.-,'t Im b « b * Penii.ft l..k write, a l.lne an.! Jn-. . <' It it e.f,eci,lly firtllianU .rootviK an I-' rn4E^L For Rent Two big stores on Fust First street. Joe DeMont, Coca Coin Company. 24-tf Come in »ml let u. tkow the • ' « l * ™ « botde with ilia Dew flow-M»ttulUi. I.ciaid Piinlinp (o. Room* for Rent — Three unfur­ nished room« well located. Inquire nt 20G Third St. 28-tfc sNicely furnished rooms nt 316 Fast Fourth St. flU-Stp For Rent— Two furnished rooms. | Gentlemen preferred. Mrs. 11. E, Tolnr, 807 Mnguolin. 26*tf Furnished rooms for hfusekeeping for rant, Mrth- C. - Heilfy' Smith, 308 Pnrk nvenue, between 3id and 4th stretta. 44-4tp Northbound l/WV*' I 0.7 1- U 1 : . A.M . W m’ p \ - * '1 ^ Southbound No. No. No. No. For Rent— Furnished rooms at 201 East Tenth St. 4-T-Jtp \\ WANTED A T L A N T IC C O A S T LINE T R A IN S Arrive No. 92 4:00 P .M . No. 82 1:18 A. M No. 84.. . 10:16 A. MN o .8 0 . . . 'J£2P. M. No. 28 8:f>0 P M Cottn'g© for sale or rent. J. Musson. 43-2tp it I t nferd, Fltiriti.i 1)1 ..12^8 P. M. 83 .. 2:05 A. M. 89 2:10 P. M: 8 5 . .. . 6:36 P-M . l- -ls. [ J 2 ¡V m - 0 ,J 4 ;^ 11 J Oviedo No. 126— Arrive No. 127—- L a w !» .ill A $j* i o<i r M Leesburg H> - AJJ No. 21 - -Arrive No. 24—Leave 5 2« r J No. 168— Arrive ti:.(6 A M* No.'l67—L-ave trilby I 00 P JJNo. 26— Arrive . . . . 2-25 t’ y No. 24—Leave......... Clyde Lias Boals (01. J»b»a «!»•»> y X) A.MArrive 10:00 A.M. Leave ll:30A.H* Good table board at Mrs, R. L Jones, 206 Park avenue. 27-tfc Wanted— To exchango new disc talking machine recorda, with or without machine, for 88 note player planu records. Enquire at Herald office. 37-tfc Wanted— Gentlemen 316 East Fourth St. roomers i t ( 39-8tp ■ ¿¿¿.-Li¡Æ i ÙuÏM [L jt,,-. . ... i . « ,- . , .<■ '.'io** T.. • b - r.-rltLs’. AJ ■ i. --Ï-7. . tl M-.'T « K * -— K *~ - :» ’ " l # - * 1 >* •. w ;, -, , -vlItbiLLStOkè* - i �* • r r r 7~~ : « •• • ' ■ • ____________________ _______________________________________________________ ’ * TH EY ARK COMING TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY FA IK FEBRUARY 3rd. Ith, 51h and 6th. 1915 ÏÏÏÎ TH E SAN FO R D H E R A L D /A ,S/lA/'fJRD l ,i f f I* IViif/i l.iviiifi S ANFO Itl), FLORIDA, TUESDAY. J tM t i n VOLUME VI ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS 2ft, I9IT. NO -15. murder In t hi* fir**t ■I«■ r•••* (oni«« now t hr duf|*nd.i*11. l> \S Currie, in Hi* ovs h i*ro-»(T j>. r^ *r, •111*i*<it**i by his rouii-rl. I vh Ac («il«*** C It Koiiirhim, ,.\ 1\ pnvx••rt", corn«i'< JoH*|iki II Joi «** wliu |» r o Ilf's fur BAXTER CA SK R E S U L T S I N , A th«* stair, »HsUti-il l»> John C lom>« A TH LE TIC EVENTS A N IM ÍENund (¡ro. A. Ihd’oiti'i, ..nd an in.ui«« ERAL D IS P L A Y S GET M IS T R IA L -O T H E R N E W S having I** i*n jojtil'd cojnt-H 1*’ ^omi R E W AR D S and lawful m«*n iti «I'rvi1 ,*- tir »r-» OF TH E C O U R T OUR MERCHANTS |INLAND WATERWAY OFFER PRIZES MEETING H E R E **Hong hi nntl l'atd i'or" itmiglit and Paul For,” George Hruadhurst's tip tu thè minute com­ \a edy of morii rn Itfe, manilers. ambi­ ti»'na, iio pes nntl fa il urea is rat Imr un tinusual ¡ilny. The humnr of A BIG G A T IIE R IN G IN SAN- “ Bought unti Patti F'or." whlch M E E TIN G WILL BE H ELD IN coni, s io thè iutperinl Theatre Is tinEOI!D DCUING TH E BIG SANFO RD DURING S E M I­ »lueatioimlily thè secret of its mmkREM INO LE FAIR »•‘ I - Ucce*«, (ine of thè rharurter» tu NOLE COUNTY' FAIR » a* o-w ¡ t : I r t <» f lu ' h o u r • *i i.?** ipi a; t o ’ ite jeei e, Itnvnr (idley, all un­ Pah, - » :: Jl” Presule, t Molti ii ii’lbgent individuai whosp imaginI'n -how i Irrh- appi, . tat out for t he |*r*'*** tiu * h i m h i » l ¡in ! ‘ John C Jones having returned i tluris ol the t Idldri p o¡ be ni i note mollili [ i iii■ Fionda Itili,mi M e’ er- .usui force* him itilo thè iielicf thut Guiitesville, Jan. 2ft. C. L. Wilp o in t« ti from Waeldnirton ban resumed his I'UUIIU to make our fu r .I **icicss loughhy, secretary of the Florida w.tys A • i.iitoli, lian culletl a lni‘,1he i* a persoti of mnrvelous limiti C «mrt h**r»* of tirf«*«i m von* i duties n* prosecuting attorney. ire issued for 25 ............. fIoml l,,,, " n»i<I business men of ing of r.tmbers to he beiti ut bau- ,l,-\i.-lopment. (irovides nio-t of thè Live Stork Association, has iutued u John C. Jones und Geo. A. Det, dtinug tiu- S, mir.1,1« lomcd;. I hi- bini -, o( t li, HI* tiellef tu him*cl( unti i all for a meeting in Sanford as fol­ •> 1; ;t , II. I Sanford offer the follow ¡tip p r iz e s fori! , t Cottrs »<re here sworn in as a*lor ulliletn events :n,l get r••I dis­ Coutil, .ir ft O eine,. , m i bis ndiculmi* idea* brought uusi thè low*: • 1 MStant »late attorneys. play*. S en i!'; Artliui K Douegan nf firnper situntious has I ,-en lise means Gainesville. Jan. 22. -By author­ fo u r! i haryeil the urv .1,1 State of Florida vs. Arnold B..v>.. ity of the president and executivo IA ciit* u ml I'ri/es \ i hIs Itr * • Kissimii . iloti. \ \ it. U'Niul of ot kceping audiences in nn nlmoat Court adjourned until Tin-ility. Larceny of an animal, No. 1ft committee. I hereby i&ue call for 1. 50 Yard dash. Grain nut r School Uilandound I)r. I». C.* Militi of We* canata nt ujirom. Cortes now . the defendant in his Jan. 2G, 1915, at ft o'clock a. ,rp* Hoys, lncer.nl Watch. given by lukn are vice preatdenta of thè asso"Houglit and Puliti Por" in truly the annual meeting of the F'loridu corn nroF1'' perscTh attended by his Henry MeLuidin. ci«tÌo | i;^ . ; d^|oscs# AÌU*iuiu» wl T w ' Bttmrttonv w ^ L U w u - S t o c k . .Awaotiaùatu-wwfwrrMrr*- - ' i -><v- riuntel. Davis Si Giles, also comes The _ \\ i lfare Department of the « > tlffrfTm-j*** Hhrntrr*' JfrflifY.* ITIgh' city, sicTeiary and treasiiror. It te *i-,'n ut thè Imperiai Thoutre this at Sanford on February D, -I, 5, Ö, 1919; WtthML Jones, wbf»-''prof?'mrtr«rfr)r**^'J’in‘TrT*-, ‘ to meet to. lig jjj-ltl under .ihn ¿»lupieea of the School Hoys, 2 lbs. candy,- Irwin & p a r o d i l \ t i r g e i l b v tinse olile,1 t * that SBaw))1......... . t.v iiitm fC. . Jones a* o clock Friday afternoon t the state by John Jones and uml Geo. Geo Gllne, Seminole County I'air. We Itavo t II« -|M' .’e of Flolid'i gel together A. DeCottes, und un issue having nominate a chairman for tin- ih part delayed a few weeks in calling the :i. Ilunning broad jump. Grammar l'io... . of continuing the on thi* Joined come» six goo|l and law­ ment Seliool l.m- Imy l.it i t 5l'. t'itas. 1int pr»\. .. li t - .'I t ie M Jo lilt.* r i v e r meeting to permit some of our mem­ ful mm to-wit: David" Speer. A U bers to tu- through with the orange K a ti lie ami ti ai n. , with thi- v ie w of Waiter?. L. J- Hartley, Jr., J 1> crop, uml ultio to bold the meeting I Potato f.nr Gramm«: School making mi. • t ion* p it Ii '0, |i the DtvUan. f. W hite, XV. W Alw rill n time that will be close to- tin* hoys, luijs" rap and tu- #1 on, M ' gulf nr ■ Vi:!« in re III t he s, i,1f hcrii nslby. Jury sworn according to law, regular -.*'11111 of tin- legislature of f r.i uk part oi * • -t.it, »id u » 1or I . 1V g 1Ve C. \V Smith lure sworn in us bailiff <¡9 I no ; r 1 ■! i l l n 1, - • ' io o l ! loriri.i Florida. . i - , rr-'t11 || nil" rot 1 * IE N EXT LI NE WI LL HE in thi» >Itut'., I p..ir letitii iio,i. <| ;,u *,.e water» The people of the srillon around . .. -ible o n a -nod.r . f State o! Florida \- Arnold Baxt- r f o r .I > lm ,. \ ( l. u l o n g 1 • Sanford and the great Kissimmee i . r. . i-, nr i In \ nited Í45IV ». FROM FO R T MY ERS lirrenj of an tiniini:l. The examin- TH E SE M IN O LE FAI R WI LL river valley are anxious -to assint t,. 75 yard duslu Gtummnr School Stute*. I'he federal government is T O MI AMI . itioQ of witnu^es was here tukeu up. with the recent movement for more bays, 1 pair shoes, #2.00, K. H. Pe­ helping other communities less faHE AN IN N O V A T IO N IN State o i Florida vs. J. C. i’olterand better livestock, and are very ters vornbly ’m-jited to do tins kind of T H IS RESPECT »n, breaking and entering with In­ .luekxonville, Jnit. 2ti A railroad anxious to get organized and to help 7 ft legged race. Grammar School work, M.l it i. because the pi>o|,|e tent to commit a misdemeanor. On boys. I Mi candy. I I) Huberts Unite I * I ,, w I bi e-ed of It and from port Myers down the Gulf mir association work, to the mutual motion of' state attorney the above t’oiriity lairs tu«»*- (troven bevi.i •! ‘ .. s n o t i o n g lut'*i im np H i g h denm> I t. * of pul '111 > o i t brinigli by M a r, o ll.iy, Na­ advantage of all parties concerned. auw is hereby continued fur tIn- a donili tinii they ire r«.i!K . ... i S r l t u n l l i n y . , J i rI Ze t o Ii, -••let l e d , ss « d ill, The time allowed us for advertising pa* und tile K» ergi.id, -, ! hem e tin* meeting is unite short, but we tllll lor tile »lleee-s ut their |ie. f j no. \ l* \ on .-I! ,v i .. term. n Ut of ’. lie (• l: w,.: State of F l o r i d a vs. K S J o h n s o n . , , V) ettu lit le* rI . o ron !.i I.Hu-.e that if you and oltirs tnIl t H I l " t \ \ ite n o n e tup1 lo . f>u v a r r t t):i *■ It ■1 v i , „ il I,os-. \ .... I..- O ' Vinti, U n m o t io n receiving ' t o l e n g ito d s . I• r 'lii- - -t ti' t.v ■ -1 •• i t i*i ,-* t •**I in the matter »til take hold *.ir, • 1 to s\ ■! ,1 ! I'd ..»1 M t: 1 !.. !.. H. sandy. I. P Mi i nih . and I cl sttiiri.,-.. I.'i rie te n . (., n t t In- .1 1ro ', II"t ■ lor direi : ! , i• r .i • ' • 1 >. i. ' n ,1 It1 I1.it ,tiu t.ni. i > i runi, r ' III i Water Wi.,y- t li> right of IS a ft I\e ilici! lire rtilid* \iguroiisty, we cun have just as good e m it m i n i'd ror t h»*, h r Yv ñ u t e i* h r n 'b y 11tu I t l l . l t l i l e H i t e n a inerting a* if it bad been ,s ilver : I m i t o It. -i |e. », i -i.i n \ *o-l II I I .->• irg>* -o!.i . .( H /• 1»• M-f \ .Il IJ e. tut I . term. 1i'ir I inlo Ii longer I of , >1. t-ir, r • is,i * 11 *t ,i t e n i n t »ll.hM Jar I ’ .r t i r i call,»« ! t o t i r . j . f ** è,"r 1 ■ i'1 . a. d 1. y • 111 in. mar . t.oii; tin* ti, . u di in os er We have already invited nflleinte M11II <• on AU by »h**#tii .,• * o r í b i t g t«* l.t w At 1tie ■"III. Ilg i on noli ■ outil * g i ; l * . g o ld r i n g f " no. T h e o • t Vi r, for d \ ■ - l o f f i ' S a , t l i \ t . * o n M o l i ft. ml l o o k e d it M lit • I le p a r ' tl f < I present. nil •on! •* .• »O F a ir. \l-riir • • II ■o II, ") \grò ni' il» al \t a't>ingtu' . 11 t , \ - o l d 11» Nt. • Flat* ■1 . •li,' ! .. 'i-t wiib t tu- ..inveri 1 - . U. - I , . 4 1.ir . l i d 1K r i i »!.,» litre»).* •>' ». . t . i m . i l u ! I»| * ; •t«.**1 in.n ilo Indo g Prof H 11 Itaw-k, filled . ■ -i M ■■ -w ' - r it i g t 1» * h *r ■Irò! ol li'.' il. If\ tft vistili), Ufi I Mr 11 tamp* t he <■v.t i, . In .. ( . o r i .. f Wi f; j r\ *. r i i-i1 v, ' i ri* * •'. \l il* motínr t » 1I * N t 1 t»*: «■*) r i ' t i t . i .' ittorii* » “ ' »*r«i «-t» 11 h . ; - 1-I » pfrial** — I • r K V ui, geu * Y» * »n,ft »f i ii itr i ¡i i: V i \t i \ \ it Y tir» ml, - :' Ml I : -I »•«I, * - ♦.« t •I H IP I t i ti\ 1 l i f t t 111 I i t ' i \ U t i l i |»n* *■ .»’*1 1 jury. «1 I I» \ v i I u r i M I ’ ! li! M ID \i \ \ 11 i . i : m \ t \\ *, - \ i ( i * \ T. Vi!' Vi I uj» I jtr»mt-i; .Itili l.t M ll . >» , i i - 1* \y ' : *. 11r l o t .*■ • I i i IH i ’ i""" u i ft" V e «I til iI In » \**f ' * ..|.r r !y • oII top 23rd. 1M a •tî *'« i » * l«l* in. rl 111 ! ■, • . II 1h ' m tii'loiig to m e >iock work, iiiclutling T *• 1 v LI 1<• 1 St ;l- * ;1 • ! \ r f i • •i I* * •f l ■ i i , nt.*l proper tn^bod. of iu. ."ling anil feeilI»:. %• i \ * ; h«*r 11 » u :• Img*'1 let. Tie j u; a n s w e r i n g t h e i r n a m e s 1e.-,-, , • • • . » •|. -I i * i i . Ite ,'ti.l »o.g*.. I*r*•m it«» I» I'GT! . I . . r f V W i i ;« t l folli! VS. Dt. v i d .Speer, 1. 1 1 . ■•t ■ ■ t • • it i-t |itl >n of itimi'-ril 'A ' M i I* * Hart ley i . W f: W i'ut., \ i r • i * î ♦! •f -Tl t• . .1 • .1 . ■i i , •« o 1 lipping a* A»Hai I .J 1». I t a v i M in , \ \ \\ r . i . » • Po rfticrii.i t » f- \.i i>. tfu* 11»i > " i 1■ r, m,i. * . Tt • ■1 Î » •• G - .in kr»f' • . U> • i t • m, • »»I pen k ®f <•" . ■ •. . g. "t . I.. • . I ., - .< i i ... .1* unite urrungcrnuitUt 1 • 1i cmun r* » . j 'i* i ht-1r r• in u* rii ' " ».o J..»,.. m limoli. Lora I tilt* p r e s i l i . ' , , o f G e o r g e M a s o n , w h o * ,un In* mu,In IM l,, . >• I I. udtr tiie sudili. .............. preparation* f,.»r their jj .h n lb,«lumi. Anna McLaughlin We will ll..ve i he help of nil the . I ! *• ly und tIn* i*ntiri* f*tir o n e o f t i n i n t e r e s t e d lt.*fi r • I " I w re.ep*,,iii oilier th.,ii to llave a good The jury here entered open cauri ec*s. \t..n M r - Holly and i ., ' er tin- ...liege of igrii’ulture, b. . :i pi .I tlr.it fri. I .11, u l u l i l i t tie " .<! (*r, ». .1 ind declared they could not reach it ' ! .1 ■r. M Tb. >h •. • V ■ irretii -I a timi i he i, mo*i tin .I t. e >n th * -ur y> r ■nu V 1 if ftrdiru Hip nuiri nnlpml *i rni^ I M * ,1 < i i i .".ii divi i » .•> - it,-e, . r l .. t r i 4 r dr' tiiil. t if r- |„ i 1 , t tag' 1 I-. . t '! "i.gt . . Court '1 Mirjl* «I t M flit * t I .DM,* r t r l\ ■: U ■ii!* K ill k '•* e i >■.. • n aï |n »i i !*i* k ,i tt 1 M .1 •I ' g t,i I n i r t I t . , Il IV i.. r..n. Ltd J-'ith. I'M'» ',»■*.I » ' It. I. ..(• V\. .11" S.l" ', Court sm '.•-I .*r |. 1 I 'll lb p* Drug Stole î ro pi* V#-g,-1 11ton is ; r.>.* ' t to Uw » , ' . > liti" Iti, >,t tt , f i t.J ». 1 M • • 1 1 ♦Hi! * light 11 >re e l l |t. i h ,1 ale !•*» »I ■ big far, «* II .' I. i i to i * 1 * ' i .* « 11.11-g , r» t * * !1 '»t The ali«»rilt her«* mu<!i* re tu rn <»i gl*.' O» *l pi * “ I ' j.; nd .i i ' i t i l i. I' >11 . 11 > S e m i n a r y d t.,1- >e.4 (»I. r V,, r, (.el e . i Th II - 1.1 I i. [ Hit . thr Ventr. and Die folio wing a" 1..;.. 11r,J. 1 cl,..» I l i e a u t j w i l l o p e n \V edite.*,b i j . I» a . I I I . 111 W ild p r o I li s i o 11 a l o n g t h e it lie Is i be .'-.-iriimiie b.ir ¡-o, **i'f,-d I,, tu. ir nano-* H i* bit I t lid Mi »*> i lie plot r . .1 •*11 .it.ytiitcg ■>: ibi* i s k i r t e d by t h e s u r v e y I I. - d e c l a r e d ‘ P h i l i p - D r u g M o r e a n d t h e r e in Vili Ite her)- in full forro. I j, I I i-ini:. itifHj t*h ruin« ', 1V to gl'*' p.mi thry X John l_. Junes and Geo. A. l)e- lemptedt h a t tie h a d n e v e r J i e i i r d '•! a sec- exp« e f e i l u g r a n d r u * l t f o r g o o d s e a l s , \N» »’ k I bey are arranging tl I \«• pii"du » t inn tit\ t 1be .b **t1' L Cottes here sworn in as assistant f. tr l i o n o f H o n d a n t o r , w a n t o n mi i t * -Y l a r g e n u m b e r o f t h e ct»*t b.tv»* S.'intiiole County FHIT 1- t » »teles attorney. ni. f \ fun* dt play* and the out of u. : i th.»* n •n, ge 1 n*« • pl'too, 1fl w1". Il n a t u r a l g r o w t h o r M i t l i sot! . ■»,■ '.•» u < k < i * b . r *a b- a n d th e s e t i c k e t s l* !< lit* 1.i|;ti•«1 f »» XX:1 • \1 •it* will be ., feature of |i,C IU l on. 1t 1« i 1 ,t»-f i í »•♦! t.. :i Stet* of Florida vs. 1) W. furrie. tile 111.,II tlmt 11tnrugli -l.i.l tl" ' ! ( " r r .. ... seats. 1!» ♦»<i !:î X XXill . tlmt every resident I'he i.trli, • I*«-,-tally ti, i,, i Jr ^»li1 * l*í h. •n««r . lot 1 i •— Thv f,.ir rr.'.it ii,*v. toad will |.t *: , b ' H .......... i f'ir choice seats. enthuse bim*,-lf witli it *4. i .Mint V ill*! rIi t * r i»*i IrV I•oil » I n* t'•IM 1«• joli. taking u Vu i. o. i f t■ Idea that he or she H e d,*tl.,re«l t h a t e v e r y t h i n g ha * deep lilt. Test f tile lair ,in<l tbeV lile i lignum 1lltlf M*ifl T «Mfil lililí 11," ,■ <>( one that st.ni.;> to pj. b*1 ' a i i r r u y g e . l . e v e n t o t in * " ‘¡ iiir g o f will be here >.11 *i berilli,' time Wilit t* I I*; Ii* Hit' » i (.’ -d i it* » •r a» who come. t in * tin t . ,is . , 111, | l t t . i t l be m o n e y i* at aliti varied exhibit* i Mi* bv i lly. and til r»»D» rg> I , The ladies o! ill. •• ■ » at . i»•«iniC .»f f ounn** t lie b u n d (or l i e g t n u i o g w o r k , w h i c h v*til ; M, 1(lirl in>- b o o s t e r * y e r i e r d a y w e r e a m - U " ; r*. Th, been most a^-ttve m their 1’*»IU. 1l*i nor«»* e 1» n o t be a l l o w , .I t o ' , g u n t i l i In r n . i i l in June Tampa, Jan. • 2 ft. Complete, in |l(( ply repaid for tintr trip over tin* dit.g and it would not Ii, .. i» tti ft t h, w. ............... l.y M1» <». ,i h» litt Z 1d Hitt., I n n ' l * 11" ei. i •»»ty ihhail is the program of the i i i v i i ' i f n l - . i t i . . " o f Se m u m l . . . o l i i ) ' i* say that without t h e m ii Plant .mil fthr ubhery Kvhlhlt “ I F ’lorida (i.r down the pentiiHulj 1 * > Di t h » ' t ! r l »*> »I 6 x*parilla Carnival, t hi* dates of p jilv :tn,l t bey (..und the people along Mot •ii 1>j tion whether tile fair ¡> .M r.. George Pox, Jr., will liavit and lluough t ie ideal I londa. .1 t h .■ de;m rt VN« !1 .. it*it »tin* ’»hich are Fehruary 12 to lft imlu, [ i f . . Im,- iiiiwl f'ieiiilly lo tin- fair lb* be the grand surce-« tb. t charge during the Seminole County He said that a cprefill calculation ' p. jitcasing and brillami full of i lie buoitlttr spirit. The lighted lea tuns ,* their da**t. "Y'ini ready ttlluincd. Pair of the Plants and Shrubbery ex­ end i-siitnnty nf the Vusin,*«* for the •-If, Got. of 'litte b » b le ll n* ^mlertainment ever arranged Unlike most fain nil * h. ■ fen trip yt**terdi y gave the business and I hibit Special attention is called to new road lor the nr*t twelve months n *,*'orida will iu* offered to thounii'i the idea that after *1 he lair 1» mefit tutes arc ahsolutiily fr*• !•» tlalter operation has Itctn made by the the fuel that especial care will be **nds of visitor* from other states itor. The sign of webome will t" i>\,-r it would not be a bad idea to mhor principals of performance company, and that the ligure* show taken of nil exhibit*. *n those of F'lorida as well, lntii. dâ1 |,y \|r seen on every point of the county, make these booster trips over the _,r<. u „ n Y j,„ s * Jm Ittoro than fcUO.bOU un llm business Anyone wishing to make an exhibit. ^ t on» are that ail past attendance roomy i.I.oul twice ea, It year to see MurKn. uUl> Jenk>, by Ml. Holly. t tilling the entire populuie tln.t >1111sight for tho first ^’ear. can obtain entry blanks from the WiU for HorJdu will be broken, people and talk over the important These tno..;m> typical chafarvt(.rs. inole county bids nil a fontl welcome. fie left last night for the north to bwft »pedal day» h»ve * Heine miter ■'the date’. F'eT> H. L ?, subject» ‘ Relative to the Welfare of Mi Murks, who i- lion. Tiios, return later and see lliut ihv work is fair headquarters or by applying to Semi mile county. Jenks brings Iu, son, Hub Jenks, who started along the proper lines that Mrs. Grorgtt F*ux, Jr., who has ac­ and ftth, and ovqry day n big day n l hc "Clear Havana Cigar Among those making the trip has lived iu the count!y all Ins life, will mean rapid completion. complished the seeming impossible T' »9 designated in honor of yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. John finds college life too *wc!l f,u Him for this exhibit. Card of Thunks * » »upremaey In the manufneMeisrh, Mr* J. \Y. Dirkins, Mrs. an,I wants lo go home. Another ing in her charming inunner. In this great section of Florida tlm During tho recent illness of my Henry McLaulin, Mr». Cico. F'ox, Ji, populat character is Maggie Fagan. i* ,c' Kar*i Saturday ig "Panama Good *|n*rialties will I m * introna being so namo d be- wife and the hirlh and subsequent Trof. Ezell. C. R. YValkei. I I . II. Irish waitress, which will be well plant and shrubbery efhibit should duced. umong thnm Miss Mclaitighm.1 , 01 the ,lct that South F'lorida death of my infant bnby boy the Marks, S. Runge, F. P. F'orster, Mr. taken care of by Gietchen Shultz. lin und Mr. MyCllntock will givo lie one of' tho best that can be ar­ »»inland port. aro tho neare8t of neighbors and friends living in and and Mrs. F. W. Mahoney. Hub lenks fulls in love with Maggie the Maxixe Tius will in* u jd,-n*ing ranged and alt those who can in win ^ Manama Canal; Sunday around Moore's Station were *" unit rtu-y sing " I 'd Lite to Marry anti beautiful dance and will be any V a y assist m ibis purl of the kimi tinti considerate thut tlieir| Amt. an»! their dame always brings grently appreciated by their many h v ' * " " ay" "• Dinner Party lair should do so with the full knowl­ rr*t peace sermon» and aa- friendly ministrations cannot pa>* down the house Inondi Mr* John Thomas entertained at concerta by ten hands; Monday unheeded and I and my family take edge und conlidonee that their ex­ Ollier song features are by Jun* *V **P»rU la Day, the most sttec- this means of publicly thanking six o'clock dinner yesterday evening, nio St union, as Ophelia Uurclay; L-Miss Reth Burleigh of Tavares, hibits will be placed to advantage Mr. und Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Ii. W. thl n °. th" period* “ nd Tuesday. them one and all for their help in Clarence Mahoney as Jack Datrel; who has been the guest of Miss and will have the special care of the D» y wiU, be known as the hour of need. Also for the beau­ Hines and Mrs. Thomas. The cozy Carl Roumillat ai Dickey Murphy Cnrric Ensmlnger has returned home. authorities. home was beautiful in all its appoint­ Florin, DtyM **«c* u*« South tiful flowers at tho funeral of the aro all clever and will be well ten­ ments and the dinner was all that daeti« w*>tld In the pro* baby and other attentions that Miss May Leonard!, who has been dered. Miss J. Pearle Rogers takes Mrs. Graddick is the guest of h er could be desired. The guests spent a touch the heart «o deeply in tho dark T i ” oi tho best ritrua frulte. the attractive guest of Miss Agnes daughter, Mrs. R. E. Tolar. S b e the part of Professional College most delightful evening and at the preparation« have been hour of sorrow and suffering. sing somo Beiner returned to her home st will return to Jacksonville Friday, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Morris close Mrs. Thomss was voted a Chaperone and will te e in g the catchy songs and keep tha show go- Osteen Saturday afternoon. accompanied by Mrs. Tolar. charming bride and hostess. t low rate«. and Family. the c u r r y c a s e absorbs a t t e n t io n THE FLORIDA LIVE STOCK ASSOCIATION TRANS-FLORIDA LINE ACROSS PENINSULA MOST ATTRACTIVE WILL BE BOOTHS % THE FAIR BOOSTERS M USICAL CO M ED Y M ADE D E LA YE D RUN BY HOM E T A LE N T ALL READY FOR THE g a s p a r il la c a r n iv a l PLANT AND SHRUBBERY EXHIBIT AT THE FAIR � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1915 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 22, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 22, 1915. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 22, 1915; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald