5 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fbe2e86710e2a8cab9a26fcb0501d9ef.pdf b95ebc1ea08f72c80eb5f813fa96f8ec PDF Text Text THE SANFORD HERALD IT V IT I? V T 14 T M P -JL VXKI-irllXN U-- ■t m • o, ' , ' t t ‘ EVERYTHING "1 GOOD TO EAT GOOD ^ “ Everything Good to Eat” _______________ — — TO. -------------------------- .---- — ----------- — -— ^ ----- f - ’■- - ----- - - — - -------------- ----------------- EAT W . W . S TR IP L IN G , Manager Thè Largest and Most Complete Stock of The Public is Invited to make Our Store Headquarters at all Times. Our Efforts ar rected toward giving- each and every Customer entire S'atisfactionTn every Articf Heinze’s 57 Varieties High Grade Pickles Lipton’s, T etley’s. Seamon Bros.' White Beechnut Brand Baked Beans, Rose- Teas. Dickens' Special, Tip Jellies, Preserves, Bacon in Glass Top, .Chariot,. GIobe.4ind Niagara Curtice Bros.' Jams and Preserves ColTee; Puri-de-tanated and Ballard’s Obelisk Flour White House Coffee (A sk Mr. Briggs) mofe büsi nés s, EVERYTHING EVERYTHING GOOD Everything Good to Eat GOOD TO EAT �!■SiÌB-'XVH W Zf i «Tr ^ .-> •*xtTj ï-C-iiJU TW ELVE PART I :PÀCÊS"9^fÔl2 HERALD /A^ S A N F O R D — Life is Worth Living Number 29 IN SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1909 THE SOCIAL WORLD Items of Interest Concerning Society Tcoplé. P O IN T S PURELY PERSONAL Itow Celery City Vanity Fair Whjlr Away th e Golden Hours— S ocia l G ossip. — tion thnt the invitations were written on red hearts nnd issued to the Cupids nnd their Valentines, who heartily responded ns over forty were present. The spacious verandas surrounding th e-hou sc^ were brilliantly lighted with n score Mf Japa­ nese lanterns. Among the guests we must mention Albert Brady. Braxton Perkins and Geo. Lovell, alt o f Sanford— Leesburg Commercial. • O O seidom. And my friends— up mid down the world they are scattered. And you can count them on the finger of one hand."P aren ts’ Club - 1 The Parents’ Club will meet next Mon day afternoon nt 3 o’clock, nt the High School. The program will be: Instrumental Music.......... « .................. Mi,» Frank A ild rr»,-' The Self-Made Man "....Rev. Kirkland S010 ..............T ...!..... '.......... ......Mr*. H ot Discussion First Year Right at your Door! You can ¿ut ARMOUR FERTILIZERS A certain young lady in this town, not now so young in reality or in impulses as she was before her marriage, was s i n k ­ LARGE SHIPMENT O f FISH ing recently of her early experience» In O rn y-M rsscn gcr Nuptials the social world. She said the best time One o f the Many Great Industries o f A quiet church wedding took plnce last for thinking was after a hall, and she Luchy S in fo rd Sunday nftemodn m 3 o'clock nt the was never moro serious than when she A representative or The Herald called Baptist church. Rev. J. W. Boyd offici­ reached her room after a night of guyety; upon C. R. Walker pf the Florida‘ Produce Drive your Waiion into Sanford . ating. - ; She thought the same applied to all girls. it Commission Co.,Tuesday, and found hi in Call on C. H. Evans The contracting parties were Miss Alice Her views inoy be a revelation to hinny, bUsily,engnged:in superintending the un­ Grny and Mr. Will Messenger-,, Only a He-Qiui deliver pay Kriimi-you especially the men. and she told therm iu loading nnd packing of thousands o f fish few friendtrwere preset*- to witness the a very impressive rind enterininmg mnn- There were over 3,000 pounds of herring *- -¿O u r new WareKotife ceremony nnd few were nwnre that the ner. She said that many a young girl alone, and ns many more o f trout, shad, wedding had taken place ns the couple Without Delay— coming home from a night's gnyety sinks bream, catfish and perch. had decided to B tea lli march on their into u big chair before the fire nnd Very few people are aware o f the vast friends nnd had guarded their secret well. dreams for nil hour or two before going pro|Kirlions o f this industry in Sanford and The bride is a native o f Orangeburg to bed. Pretty speeches are recalled, n tlini many varieties o f salt water fish come S. C.. and during her residence in Sanford look from lids mini which teemed to up the river as far as Sanford. Tito her­ has inmie many friends who love her for menu so much, n dance with that one ring are found here in greatest numbers her sunny tcmpernincnt nnd kindly dismerely to recall which sets her pulses in February and March, coming up the river position. beating, n girl's kind word or the feeling to spawn. Mr. Walker stated that Jhe As for the groom, well everybody knows of commendation of an older woman— largest haul was ntadp near the old fibre Billy Messenger and it is safe to sny that all this com es.up us the girl rests- her factory last yrnr.-when nsnlldcarluad was no one hus more friends than he. For head in her hands and guzes into the fire. caught, and ns many more were thrown the jwist twelve years^he 1ms been a resi­ Or any other brand o f our justly As she takes off her flowers and puts hack in the water because they were una­ dent of Sanford, being identified with the them in water to keep for a day or two, ble to load litem, and they did not believe Celebrated Fertilizers— printing business and the publication of jicrchnncr her fingers may ''linger nlniut in.useless slaughter- Tlie water was so the Chronicle. Do you want HardwootLAahea?---------the petals, nnd nil of a sudden, life np---- Ur- uiul Mrs. Miuouuigrr -will ■reside in pears to be sweeter even than "before. the whole river looked like rain drops as Dried Blood, Sheep Manure, Blood and Bone [lie Carrawny cottage on Magnolia avenue Then ns the parly dress is taken off niul the fish floundered about and congested where they will be at home to their many Nitrate of Soda? the negligee put on, the girl glances about the stream. friends. her rtwrni— -------------------------------1" The herring aroshipitod to I lie Herald joins in extending cnngrnt-Thellow er« o f lost-week's btdHthi»-hireninHtcts, antirwTille tuli commanding us -------olatinns-tothe'hnppy- cmiptf.^Mnynlfeir laid away on tlie shelf of the secretary: good n price, ore nevertheless u marketabark of happiness ride safely upon the withered they are. but still recalling hlecommodity when caught in large quan­ troubled sea o f matrimony and never pleasant memories, and a smile comes us tities. To anyone who has resided inland strike the rocks o f adversity. tier eyes rest upon them. The smile the sight of men scooping tip fish in shov­ deepens as she sees this token, nnd that els mid shipping.them by.the carload is M arried one, souvenirs of happy limes, pictures of one long, to be remembered. At the home o f the bride's parents at ( W rite us) many a good friend, and an iq>cii tnetnoSeveral other firms in San fori) also en ­ Monroe, Florida, on the 28th of February, rutulum page- of happy times still in joy n lucrative trade in the shipping of 1009, Mr. William E. Hawkins o f Sanford store. "Ah, yes," the girl thinks as site Hsh, among them being W. N, Lcfiler, nnd Miss Mottle Wynne were Joined to­ CHAS. H. EVANS, Sales Agent, ~ sinks into slumber, “ life is sweet indeed." Frank Hatch. Speer & Malcolm nnd J. E. gether in matrimony, A. E. Householder With so many friends and such friends, Vincent. Sanford, Floridn ofllcinling. who can say it is not worth the livingT" (Ask Him) The contracting parties are well known Du Sanford Celery. luUutlic secrecy of tlini gentle maid­ — Hit Smlfttrd, having grown up in this vlR. J Holly o f The Sanford Herald left en's chamber one would not gn with clnlty. at Jlie Times office Saturday some very aught but kindly thought. Hut life is The bride is (file o f Sanford's most winremarkable celery. It is not strange that such with its lessons that always they W H Y N OT U S E some young Indies ami her sunny nature Sanford lias become famous us the "Celery must’ be learned und sometimes learned K »nil genial disposition has won her n City." if this is a fair sample of the proquickly. Perhaps a year hus done it all, ’ large circle o f friends. She is the young­ I duct of its farms it is not only of very and as the girl lays aside once more the est daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. K. T. t unusual size but beautifully bleached dainty dress. Iter fact, becomes thought­ M O W , AND S A V E M O N E Y ? WvniR1, well known residents of Monroe I ami very tender uni)_ finely flavored.— ful and earnest. Llteu wisliuLJia thw -ieeinnd it sister of Mrs. J. H. Druton oTThis Tampa Times. ing of glad assurance which gun never re­ It has shown more results for the Money invested than any other. * city. R. J. Holly, the enterprising' editor of turn in the fullness of the past. The groom is u young man of sterling It will pay you to examine the Celery Fields where Going to tlie dressing-table site takes Tlie Sanford licruld. was aiming the visi­ wortli mid dmrncter nnd is well known tors at the Fair yesterday, This, year several photographs— |>erlmps she looks in Sanford where he jtassed the greater especially nt one us she lays the pile Sanford bad on excellent exhibit of cel­ part of his boyhood. The happy couple, away, Surveying the few that are left:— ery, for which the town and contiguous after n trip to Jacksonville nnd jmlnts In Is used. Our representative, C. M. BRADWATEK, is in Sanford “ Yes, - these ut least are true, true territory is famed. Mr. Holly was among , , South Georgia, will make their home at friends," she whispers softly, nnd gives those contributing to the celery display every week. See him or write to him nt Orlando or Monroe, where Mr. Hawkins will engage each u look of fondness and trust. Into and yesterday paying on appreciated cull Ih the dairy business and fanning. the waafe-hnsket she throws little trin- at tlie Tribune oflice, lie left some o f the The best wishes of their many friends kets'.'ottce so full of value, but now mean­ choice plunt— Tuiii|in Tribune. follow them. ingless, although a tear fulls into the bas­ JA C K S O N V IL L E , FLO R ID A W rit* for Booklat. The Return o l u f o rm er Resident ket, loo, The light is put out, und as site Lever lit g-B a Hard A visitor of more Ilian ordinary interest “Glen Ginn." the country home of Mr. ruises the curtain she looks out into the in the city Inst week was Mr. David A. Wilbur A. Ginn, was the scene of a pretty night, nnd the expression uf sadness Caldwell, a leading business mail uf San­ wedding Thursday afternoon when Mr. deepens. "Well, I sup|Kise these things ford, Fla., who came back to Greensboro George Bollard and Miss Ruth Levering of must com e," site thinks, "life has its bit­ to renew old acquaintances-after an ub Columbus, Ohio, were united in marriage ter us well as Us sweet, some are untrue settee of forty-two years. Mr. Caldwell is by Rev. Boyd of the First Baptist Church. and unworthy, hut still how many are ir soli of the lute Dr. Andrew Qplilwi-ll wlm. ____ Tin- [hawing Room W m a—W is remembered by tlie older people of tin The group" of faces on the'dressing community as a prominent physician of palais and orange blossoms with pansies table grows smaller and chnnges from lending color, Ids day. Dr. Caldwell moved to Florida Immediately after the ceremony u wed­ year to year. Fuccs are not banished us soon after the civil war- and died there ». ding dinner was served. Covers were carelessly ns nt first and « new one nearly fifteen years ago. His aged widow among the few is the marking of an resides with hrrson, Mr. Davjtj A. Culd* laid for fifty. event—an event which is the m aking of ■well, win».- wi ib nts-two-sonsr Mrs si urn. D. Wall.Raper, -Paints—anrt-OII&r-AVhUe -and New tto m c^iicw tnr ~ 'After March 15th Mr. and Mrs. Hallord a new friendship. The girl's own face and H. W.Caldwell, conduct adepartmout Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records, Wholesale "^VlUlie at home to their friends ut 1224 among the group is sweeter and more store in Sanford. Park Avenue. Dealers In Gasolene atid Kerosone .. —e — e - e womanly, and it changes; loo, from yeur While in Greensboro Mr. Caldwell met to year. It may be that it tnkes on the Party at L e e s b u r g many friends of his boyhood days. He On Friday evening a "Vnlentine Party" radiant smile of the bride, then the gentle left Saturday evening on his return to his was given at the residence of Mrs. M. W. look of The mother. Or. perhaps, it cur­ home.—Greensboro (N. C.) Patriot. Lovell. Misses Lucilc Cottrell and Cande ries its Impress of a story and a tinge of THE GREATEST EVENT OF THE YEAR M ore New R esidents Lovell were hostesses for the occasion sadness for the one thing which was not Dr. and Mrs. IVI nine ter and Mr. Hilton nnd charmingly filled tlie role. It was a to be. But over all oilier expressions Is of Chicago have arrived in the city nnd "Hearty Party,"Jienrts were in evidence the one of reserve, o f control as if the purchased pari of tlie fine tract o f land JACKSONVILLE, FLA., APRIL 19th AND 2(fih everywhere, some o f liuo young Indies deep Inner life of the soul were n secret of Mr. Pruuty on Comeron avenue. Dr. even wore theirs on their sleeve. As not lightly to be disclosed, "I know 1 am changed," she continued, Delarneter is u well known physician uf each guest entered the hall punch was “ mid people ure frank enough to say so. Chicago, who on account o f HI health has served by Miss Agnes Arnold and Luta conducted by the famous interpreter of the world's muster musicians, W A L T E R Frierson. The time was delightfully I probably am more tj^tant. surely less sought Sanford's equable climate nnd »pent With mn«to «n d «Hipas. A pro- enthusiastic, nod m a le friends less rap­ with Mr. Hilton will get next to natprg.lfl earriesl by tickling the" earth with a hoe gressive conversation game was much cn idly. 61 course.TETyouT and several oth­ and pulling the bell cord over a mule. W ed. Misses Mattie Howell and Miss ers I may always appear the same, not­ We welcome these |pt¡triable people to withstanding that you say I have beej) a Hattie Stevens tied, In votes, as to which Assls tsd by Gustar Holm quist, bssso; Rssd MI lisi-, lanari Mrs . Corinna Ridarour midst and hope they will gain health revelation to yoq since my engagement. Kslssy, soprano) Nsvada van dar V o o r, alto *•*» the most entertaining young lady. and wealth by their residence ill the cel­ FOUft CONCERTO: Mondar Mutine*. Orchestrai; Mondar night. uiUcaUaneou*; Tassila, MissCottrell favored the guests with two Now many acquaintances enter more or SUUnaa. itili i l 1m an ir . T i f i a r lilg ir Omorfal. T U E CflEATtON ", »u h (he Jacksunvllla ery dell*.__• — , .________ _ Choral Sutieiy ot iiSq Usimi! volerà and N. Y. Sy in pitali, O rd in ila unti aoioltls. «citations which were very amusing. At less Into my life, yet my friends are few. ■ ■ARON T IC K E T * , I l Malia application nova Basta raaarvad In relation Potato Barrel» 10 o’clock a salad course was served fol­ Friendship, how much It means to me ■Addir»« and móke chtxki-ftayaWr. 3 5c F, 0. B. here. now! That sympathetic bond of heart lowed by chocolate and cakes. Here Huntington Owpemge ctfcrTi T * T hearts were found galore, both In cakes life, which, in my foolish youth, I sought Huntington, Fla. and sandwiches. Oh! we forgot to men- for everywhere. I now expect to find but 25-tf Armour Armour Armour Armour Blood; Bone & Potasli Celery. Grower Vegetable Practical Trucker * Ask fofAtrAVe-ha ve ii THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS Jacksonville, Fla. Painter Fertilizer P a in t e r ’ s S a n fo r d C e le r y S p e c ia l TH E P A IN TER F E R TIL IZ E R CO. T h e o . J . Mi l l er & Son House Furnishing Goods S t o v e s , C r o c k e r y and G l a s s w a r e SPRING MUSICAL FESTIVAL NEW Mm**. “t ■ . k YORK SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA E LM O R E , Secretary, Jacksonville, Fla. fi / - |M |iPtaiii ■’ r»» l - ~~Ow. „ # i y a J". ■ . . . . . V.b S B 2S ■ t w», �-'.V« REDUCTION IN RATES Florida Shippers Accomplish Some Good W ork ASSOCIATION ISSUES A LETTER Good Service Already Secured und Other Evils to be Remedied — Better Rates Bài,"-' M.- ' 4. •V J. C. Cltaso, secretary and treasurer of the Florida Fruit nnd Vegetable Shippers' Protective Association, has issued the foi lowing. whlch*wlll be o f- specie!- interest here and throughout the state: A t a meeting o f the directors of this as­ sociation held In Jacksonville on Wednes day, February 24th, the secretary was in structed to Issue a statement .showing what this association has accomplished since Its organization in the w n yof secur­ ing more equitable rates on Florida per Ishable products, matters now pcnding.nnd questions for future action. ' " j Under the decisions and orders o f the Interstate Commerce Commistiim, Florida growers have made the following subs tun tlnl gains: . First—Oranges, grapefruit And pineap­ ples. Dn all shipments to Atlantic sea coast and interior Eastern markets, -fn territory bounded on the west by Pittsburg and Buffalo, nnd east, including the New England states, the carriers ore requested to establish carload rates with n minimum o f 300 boxes or crates, and rates have been reduced frotfl 4 H cents ns high as 15 cents per box nnd per crate ns follows Baltimore, reduced from 47 H to 43 Philadelphia, " 4 8 Vi to 44 Now York, " SOW to 40 Boston, " 50 to 51 We hnve reasonable assurance to feel that HOUSHOLDER this appeal will have the desired effect. Tills work has not been carried on free DENTIST of expense. To secure what we are strlv'Pbom 141 Ro-itiu 23. 2t un J 23. Plot tilde ing for wifi require patience, time and work. The association will require funds SANFORD. FLORIDA. to continue the fight. You are hereby re­ quested to forward to the treasurer. In the enclosed envelope, either In cash, check or JOHN C. SNEAD money order, yourm cm bershipduesof $5. • ARCHITECT and on the enclosed blanks the names of one or more new members with $5 to cover 'Phone 103 113 W. Fini Street initiation and membership dues for,one SANFORD, FLORIDA year. It was also suggested by the directors that each meipber should address a letter ANDEW JOHNSON to the different commission houses with whom they nre doing business requesting ATTORNEY-AT-LAW subscriptions in behalf o f this association. Practice* In State and federal Court*. Respectfully submitted, M. C. T. nulldlng. Phone 248. J. C. Chase. Sec. nnd Trcas. CELERY DEMANDS HEAVY THOMAS EMMET WILSON Ruins and Cool Weather Cause Bright Outlook In Florida ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT-LAW Jacksonville, Fla., Feb. 23.—Chase & Co. report the movement o f celery for the week ending last Saturday as 37 carloads, which did not begin to satisfy the de­ mand. They say that recent rains, fol­ lowed by cool wcather.hnve put the fields in excellent condition nnd that the quality and sizes from now on will be fnr superior ■trpfeVious shipments. The demand has been htiayy.liiliTthey say tlint everything they are now shipping Is going forward on f. o. b. orders. They advise customers to place their orders a little bit ahead, as they will then not be diappointed in secu­ ring supplies. Florida oranges, they say, arc cleaning up fast. The demand is heavy nnd they look for a good market the remainder or the season. They expect to begin grape­ fruit shipping nexi week from the famous Milwaukee grove. This stock is fine, heavy, full of Juice and lias the reputation o f be­ ing about the finest eating fruit shipped from tfle State.— New York Produce News. Lata State Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida Residences, Sanford and Sylvan Lake - geo: a ATTORNEY and . at Capital $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Opened business in 1906. A ccou n ts o f S IX Now hand! es h u n d r e d Residents of Sanford and immediate vicinity MOTTO: "T o ta fair w ith both frla n d and foe, Oft your own little rlahta ferafft* _______ It P a y e ." D E P O S ITS IN SU R ED A G A IN S T LOSS H. R. STEVENS, C. S. DERRY, H. i:. TOLAR Vice-President Cashier Ass’t Cashier ! i w w w w w w w w w w w w M w aa t M « .......... M. M. SMITH. President HAND BROTHERS LIV ER Y, F E E D and SALE STABLES LAW Practice in State and Federal Courts Welbom Block for - decöttes COUNSELLOR Peoples Bank of Sanford Ig II H f l » * anftw li*, r-p- - and Bugglaa Sanford, Fla D la c k s m lt h ln c and H orsashoalni Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged DR. C. G. BUTT A U T O M O B IL E S F O R L IV E R Y U S E DENTIST Room 13 Pico Building SANFORD. FLORIDA Pope Contracting Company DR. R. M. M^SON Buffalo, " 00.8 to 53 DENTIST Pittsburgh 00.4 to 52 Providence 50 to 51 Wclbonv Block ( . Phone 1Ö Corresponding reductions apply to tcrlSanford, Florida D iscoveries. tory adjacent to the points named, nnd TTiiTnstonishing itow tnany new dislarllTs are already effective nt the new coverics tire made in Florida. rates. * A . C. HART And these discoveries while, of eourse, Second—'The Commission any that "In _____• ^ t 1»noWTTto the their opinion, rntes to the West from Flm-^ now tn thn iliiummtruv, 5 U R V J iY O E A N D D R A U G H T S M A N ’ -tin might lu nflFSF pr-mapa T 3 ~ lh e Ohio fnthere nndT^nimrntncrB'onunim-ttmm. Leveling nml Crou-Sertlanlng [or Dialling« The editor of this puj»er actually d is­ river points, nnd ought to lie less from ’ » Specially Ohio river points to destination, nnd ought covered America, but it was nn awful S A N F O R D. FLORIDA not to bo higher on the average thou rates lopg time after thousnnds of others had from California." In event thucarriersdo done the same tiling. The latest "discovery" which has come not put reduced rates into effect, the Com­ W. G. HAMMOND mission's attention may be called to the to our knowledge is that of a man In matter Inter on. Orange county. He "discovers" that ARCHITECT Third—Vegetables. The reduction by peach tree can be grafted on a plum the Commission on shipments of vegetn stock nnd forthwith he takes it for grant­ Office with Murrell St Minshcw hies via rail nnd water to Philadelphia, ed that peaches grafted >on .plums Pico Hotel block Baltimore, New York and Boston is five would knock out the |>ench borer. cents per crate of 50 pounds, which is n He is correct. It will knock out the reduction from the old rates of 15 to 20 borer all right, but unfortunately fur his F. T. WILLIAMS per cent. On cabbage and potatoes via theory, It knocks out the peaches also. i rail and water the rates have been reduced Our editor lias grafted peaches on as follow s: plums, just for tiie curiosity of the tiling SURVEYOR and CIVIL ENGINEER Cabbage, to Baltimore, Philadelphia qnd but he never obtained any fruit from BOI Kim St. Phone 273 New York reduced from 84 cents to 44 , trees thus treated. SANFORD. FLA. ond-to Boston from 03 cents to 52 per But, to keep borers out o f iiencU trees barrel or barrel crate of 120 pounds. is a very simple matter. . Take Potatoes, to Baltimore. P |)ilinlfl[»liln . . „ l rips o f usiuililllg. or other- thick cloth WALTER' D. BELL Ncw York reduced from 00 cents to 50. ami wrap two or three times around tile and to Boston from 70 cents to 50 per tree, tie.it on with strips of the same ma­ • A ttornky- at -L a W burrel or barrel crate of 185 pounds. terial nnd see dint die lower end of die The nil-roll rate to Boston was reduced clodi is n couple of inches in the ground Abetrecti Kjsmlnrd anil Title* Perfected from 53 cents to 4 0 percrateof 50 iwunds all around the trunk of the tree; Keep it linoni 21 Pico block. Sanford, Florida. and from $ 1.00 to OH cents per barrel. in ttukt condition and a borer wil) never • Fourth—Strawberries. The minimum enter the tree. loading of 200 crates nt the rate of $1.80 The reason is plain. The sap of a per crate from Starke nnd Lawtey to New (»each tree is required to lintch the egg of York wps reduced to a minimum of 175 the borer. The borer moth lays its eggs crates. Contractor and Builder in the cloth, where the sap of the tree These rates are in effect nnd will be thè never reaches it, und the egg never means of saving thousands, of dollars to hatches.—Jnsper News. Will Furnish Estimates for tiny Building Florida growers. We consider the same Repairs, Etc. file d fo r R ecord. substantial victory for this association, but W. M. Hansel nnd wife to V icy Lee, it is not all that hus been accomplished In Its report the Commission states that wd.. $300. 0 flirt: at■> U l t i V L U nil-rail rates on vegetables were too liiali.l , C. M. llami. tU. al„ bt-H - i1; A vqm rw tt~ S3,000. -ft suggests thin Florida railroads put into SANFORD, FLORIDA. H. T. Avant nnd wife to W. D. Merrieffect to Atlantic seacoust nnd interior Eastern markets an all-rail minimum car weather, bond, $3.500, J. B. Magruder nnd wife to Rev. J. H. loud and all-ruil rates from basing itoints Rcynert, tnlg„ $3,000. approximately as follow s: Louis Bryant and wife to Currie T. 33 cents to Baltimore, now 40 cents Cook, mlg., $ 100. 34 " Philadelphia " 4 1 '* JEWELER 30 v New York "4 3 •• Smithjtttd Davis to A. Slid D. Jenkins. 42 w d .,| i6 r --------- 11 : ------- ---------------Boston 49 A. Zimmerman to A. A. Neeliutn, with corresponding rates to interior points. Thij» m ailer if now (tending before the $ 200. Comhiissimi and some definite action A, A. Needham to Kvn M. Bishop, wd.. $100. promised on or about March 10th. MY SPECIALTIES N. H. Garner and wife to H. A. HiU, Pickard’s Hand-Painted Chinn At die same time we hope favorable ac­ tion.will be taken upon our request that wd.. $2,500. Gorham's Sterling Silver Claude Barley and wife to H. M. Mutthe Florida railroads insert a clause dial — ;— Rogers’ Pht(tsd Ware will enable growers to ship mixed cars of oir. m t f l- $ 100. Elgin nnd Waltham Watches H. W. Lake to E. S. Kandel. contract oranges and pineapples, and mixed cars of Gtas. M. Gregg to F. L Woodruff, mtg„ vegetables and Florida fruits Into eastern and western markets at carloud rates on $750. S. P. Brockington to Wheeler &~Whockeach commodity with u minimum carload adny. wd., $ 1000, not to exceed 2 4,000 pounds. Percy T. Dash wood and wife to Jas. H. A LL GOODS GUARANTEED Fifth—Tariff. A t the request o f Congressmen Sparkman an J Clark, the secreta­ Smith, wd., $150. W. T- Atlanta to City of Oflnmi«. Iisn4 • . NOTICE ------ry and members o f this association nrv. In Ite K suto o ! W . T , Johns, peered before the ways and means com ­ nole, 5103.' To all liruuiiur«, creai tor*. Ices iiv ntes c i and ana all sll persons B. M. Sims to O. F. Sims, wd„ $|. mittee o f Congress and furnished fact* and hat liar claim* or duinand* •salmi salii ostate Jas. A. Davis and wife to R. R. Roper, figures showing that it would he nn injus you and each of you. are hrrvhy uotlflul an i SfJ.V Rr*aw,t •n» * nd sb o'alros and do­ flee to Florida growers of fruits and vege­ wd., $22 3. manda which you or «tither of you may have R. R. Roper tq E. A. Chapman, wd., atralaat the cauto of W , T . Johns, late of tables to mako any reduction in tariff now y rungo county. Florida. deceased, to’ thi notin effect that w oult^hrow the markets of $ 2 0 0 . ? r Ä l ejir ,uloi i o( s ® ?futo wiu>1'' ' » j this country open to importations of com ­ If you want to sell or buy city lots, city i T í T i S K a a petitive products grown with cheap labor. property, celery farms, soe N. IL Garner. i-w a * u t ii* V îé ïh ,N S S % , J. 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P> l ip e �'hi#»m v j 'M arch 619 09 THE SANTORO.HERALD II COUNTY HAPPENINGS burg^. were guests of Mr. nnd ’Mrs. Thomas Beyer recently on Sunday. __ Quite n number of our people left Malt land for Tampa to attend the fnir om A Budget of Interesting Items day last week. From Correspondents Miss Stella Waterhouse and Miss Nellie Crane have left us to go North much to the regret o f their many friends. THE EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY Mr. Ogden nnd his charming daughter have returned to their home in the North. Mr. Ogden's eldest daughter is still in Efficient Staff of Reporters Weekly Mnitlnnd. . We are glad to have her re­ Covers the Territory ror main with us. * The Herald ■Rev. K. B. Tupper, whose' lectures on the Bible Wednesday afternoons at the ‘ OVIEDO OCCURRENCES library, have been so highly enjoyed, lias Special ewrapondent to The Herald. left us. Dr. Tapper is making a lecture - Mrs. Ed Argo and children are in Jack ­ tour through the North nnd West. We sonville on n visit to the parent» o f the wish him success. Dr. Tupper is n fine former who reside nt the latter place. The Ladles' Club nrc making prcpnrn lions for n sale which they intend to {live shortly, the proceeds o f which will be used to defrny the expenses o f p ln n riq^trees along the public highways. This is a worthy object nnd should he well pat­ ronised. Rev. Mr. Rogers filled his regular ap­ pointment in the Baptist church Sunday. speaker. APOPKA AFFAIRS Special Correspondence toThr Herald: i- Miss Kate .Withcrington has returned to the Cathedral School for girls in Orlando. SyFit, U Fits Your M ach in e an d Lasts F o re v e r • N ever B reaks, N ever W e a rs Out Purer, C learer, M ore B rilliant T o n e . Buy Columbia Indestructible Records because they are really indestructible and you will keep on buying them because of their incomparably full, clear tone*. They fit y o w r machine! Cost 35 cents! Get a ca ta log.^ 1 A splendid repertoire to choose from—and we are adding to fc-rightralcmg; ----- :— Mr. T. C. Darby, o f Orescent City was here tliis week looking niter his orange grove. Mr. Darby was for mnny years a prominent business m unof this place and TZ •— -Mr»:~K d «Er "CTlICflaTlitHl [He ~DTdiuS: is always n welcome visitor----Master William Berry, son of Mr. and Club ot her home on Lake ('harm Wed­ nesday evening. A jnrdp .imiiija-r af.ilia Mrs. W .X UerM^ was six .years old last ladies were present' and report a‘ most Jiaturduy^ ftex'clcbrotcd the occasion by inviting his young friends to spend tiie Lr/ j ’.'ettJtfjfnWITOtne, afternoon with him and it goes witlxiW, saying that It was passed most peasantLAKE MARY MELANGE Special Cor. lo The Herald. Jy. Ice cream'dlul cake were serve*! nnd each child received a favor. We nre having refreshing showers, Mias Miriam Shepherd, a popular young everything is putting out new growtlOmd lady o f Winter Park, was tiie welcome the orange trees nre blossoming., E. 0. Hankins is paying u visit to tills guest o f relatives and friends here last week. An entertainment was given in town aguin. Rev. J. F. Sundell and Mr. nnd .Mrs. her honor Tuesday evening at the resi­ generally participated in the collection. Samuel McBride nttcmled the C. and M. dence of Mr. nml Mrs. Geiger which was There was a large attendance ngaln in much enjoyed. A. convention at Orlando Inst week. the evening. Rev. Dr. Schofield, who for Miss Spang, mi elderly maiden lady of several years lias been uunnroted with Miss Mary Nicholas of Philadelphia is spending a few months here witli her this place, has been having mental the Bible Institute, at Northfield, Mass., trouble for some time. She Inis grown so nil who was on his way to Crescent City friefnd, Mrs. A. W. Kcely. Tiie infant son of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. G, much worse of late that it has been to lilt some lecture engagements at the Martin was christened nt llie Episcopal thought best to send hog to tiie state has Southfield Institute, slopped over for a Church on Sunday, the 21st of Eelmiazx. pital at Cliattahooi lu-r for trimtinimt- *Ia y-w it h-frirttd s;m - 1his-rmnmtmi ty n ndShe will probably leave this week Rev. Mr. Brown of Sanford oflkiating. kindly consented to preach, th e sermon School closed last Friday. The tencliMr. J. W- Bird, wli.i lu » 111*1*11 -was-a truly greatu mi-frum -evcTy-poiiU-tJer. Miss Plnrvnre LnvplI, Ieli here 5ntur_- « f Mr. and M rs.-J .—W.- Rimlenwm ftrr •view:— Irm cltednil ht'.’irH'flfiit Was a liU dny. We“ are sorry to lose tier from month past, left Thursday for his home in ting close to the "high «lay in Zion" ex­ among us. JelTerson City, Teun. Though Mr. Bird is perience*! by ail devout souls. an elderly man. he is full of life and good Among the out-of-town people who at­ M ou ro c Item s. spirits and he greatly endeared himself tended services here last Sunday were Special Correspondence tu The Herald: to the young people with whom he was lhe following: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Phillips. Mr. W. E. Hawkins and Miss Mattie thrown. Ill recognition of tills. Miss Kale Orlando; Miss Miriam Shepherd, Winter Mae Wynne were mairied nt the bride's Rnulerson gave him a surprise party last Park, Mr. Kewis and Miss Gertie Rlucs, home on Sunday, Feb. 2H, nt *1 o'clock in Tuesday night at the residence of her Lakeville; Mr. Loveless and Mr. Seegar, the afternoon. The pastor o f the M. E. parents by inviting hrr (lass in sclionf to Clan-ona; Mr, Moody and Miss Taylyy, Church of .Sanford performed the cere­ sjR-nd a few hours with him. The even Ocoee; Mr. arid Mrs. Win. Edwards and mony. Mr. Hawkins intends to locate at ii;g was s|ieut in n most enjoyable way Mr. and Mrs. Pirie aad part)* of ‘ friends, Monroe where he will go into the dairy young (T) Mr. Bird contributing Ilie great- Plymouth, Mr. Lcl-und Smith, Jackson­ Imsiness oil mi extensive scale. Thecitipart of the entertainment. ville. and Rev. Dr. Schofield. Dallas. Tex. xens of -Monroe wish the happy1 couple a Rev. J. W. Caldwell, pastor o f the first lung and successful career. The Wills Musical Comedy Co. R, T. Wynne has already shipped iwo Presbyterian chur* !i of Birmingham. Ala The attendance record nt the Orphcum cars of celery from this i»ohit and ha came down this week to visit his uncle, theater last night was broken when the I two mure cars under boards which will Mr. Thomas Caldwell, who lias been ipiiti John II. Wills' Musical Comedy Company | ailing for some time. The latter accom­ be‘ready to ship soon. panied Dr. Caldwell to IliA Hi;numihoriL The express platform here is crowded •wtrti express ~sTiipmcnts fur ■Rome on I ihirsdny. It Is hoped that the change will lie greatly betiefieial. Mr. northern and local markets. Caldwell is unmniiicd and has lived alone J. R. Allen, ex-conductor of n northern division of the A. C. L. Railway, and also for a great many years. He lias the en­ When the clour* were opened there w a stockholder o f tha Southern Railway tire confidence and (he cordial esteem of a crowd waiting for admisson to the then- — and U. S. steel stocks, has purchased live ail who know him. ter which plainly shows that the theater­ Mrs. B. F. Wilson nnd children left this going public upprcenii'’ the change from j ' acres of land from W. E. Hawkins near the »depot. Mr. Allen has joined the week for Quarry. Fla., to join Mr. Wilson dramatic productions to tiiat of musical I v league of wide-awake hustlers of Monroe who lias been in business there for sohie comedy*— Tbnes-Unioa. and lias n lurgc force of men clearing time. We regret to lose this family from The S. R. 0. sign was displayed before and ditching his land. He intends to our town. the performance started and many were j erect a two-story building on the place Dr. Williams left Tuesday for Sparks, compelled to stand ill the aisles during using the'first floor for an amusement Ga.. where Mrs. Williams has been visit­ the performance. 'The same hilt will be | hall. A few more such men would he ing her mother for some time. Early presented tonight and tomorrow, matinee highly appreciated by.the settlement. next week Dr. and Mrs. Williams will pro­ and night. Thursday night and for the J. M. Wise h as'sold live ncres of land ceed to Atlanta where the hitter will en­ remainder,of the week Two Old Cronies to Mr. Smith, a Georgia ninn, who in­ ter a hospital for apiKMidicitis. Their will he the hill.—Tiines-Union, tends building n dwelling house on it im­ maity friends here ore remembering them The Wills Musical Comedy Co. will apmediately. Mr. Smith is occupying with sympathy rind best wishes._________ lcar at the Sanford Oiwra House next XT Major and Mrs. S. V. Pickens, o f Hen- Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday night. can complete his own. derson.* N. C.. for many years regular The best attraction of the season. i •The convict gang arc doing much to winter visitors to Florida, and always Improve the roads in the vicinity of Mon­ spend port of the lime of their sojourn in Children's Dancing Class roe. Apopkn have been here chit week, guests Miss Gelsie Butt has opened n diyucjugof Mr. and Mrs, Wither!ngtoii. Major and class in connection with her -other class. Maitland Happenings. Mrs. Pickens are friends to everybody Lessons will lie given on Wednesday and Special Correspondence loTtie Herald: here and they number ull of our good Saturday afternoons at throe o 'clock, at Miss Maggie Simmons nnd Miss Helen pcople umong their friends. They ntwa y* (lie Hotel Wilton, Terms, two ilullars for ^ Boor have Terentiy returned from u visit bring sdfishine and good cheer. cigiit lessons. . with Mrs. Simonton of Mlcanopy. They A. H. CRIPPEN & SON Railroad way ft|Jort a fine time and wished they could have remained longer. Miss Duckt;y Bronson recently spent a few days wait Ju-r grandmother, Mrs. Bronson. Mr. Shelton and family have been en­ joying a visit from Mr. aud Mrs. Culver of Minnesota. Mrs Culver is a sister of Mrs. Shelton. They were delighted with our “Sunny South." Mrs. Upton Moreman's mother and sister from Missouri are making her u visit. Mr. Boynton has joined his mother mid lister nt Chadburn Hall. Last Sunday was a great day for Apop­ ka Buplists and for the people of the town generally. Tiie new Baptist church auditorium -was used for the first time; and though it is considerably larger than tiie old auditorium it was comfortably tilled by town and out o f town people. The lecture room and Sunday school rooms not having been completed were not used. The Sunday school, however, was very well accommodated In the main building. The 11 o'clock services were conducted by Rev. R. N. Cate, uctiijg pas­ tor of the church, and Rev. L. D. Geiger, “ l i f AfQCClflDt Pi, llH.JBtoUH.JSmB. ft J ! ? f' S P S " ! Ilf P' fritfrcr. m B^llc McCorkcl and baby, are visiting Mrs, McCorkJe, Mrs. Coiner's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Rnymorc have returned from I'lyiiiAuih. _____ J. B. Poor n u d e a flying visit to Plymouili hsn Thursday. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Switzer of Fair Haven. N. Y.. who are spending the win­ ter in the South, and for the last month been in Orlando. Tampa and S tr'P elers- Missions. The choir, under' the direction and training of Prof. J. H. Newman, ren­ dered most excellent music. Rev. Mr. Cato preached an a p r o l a t e sermon, after which a subscription collection of somethiirg more than $ 90 0 was taken to apply on tiie debt of $1,200. This fine collec­ tion surprised everybody and mnde all happy. It Is felt that the building is a credit to the entire town and the people NOTICE. - . Sanford, Florida Full Line Of SPRING SUITINGS ‘ .JUST RECEIVED T * Make Your Selection From Full Pattern Pieces Prices W ill Astonish You D- A. CALDWELL fc. ,S0.NS. ROYAL TAILORING SOO-IJOif FIRST THE STREET, CITY SANFORD, FLORIDA RESTAURANT (Find Sirm . i»nr blotil from PuntufDi'r) 4 H. E. W IS E, Proprietor Formerly Manager uf Central Cafe Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty A P L A C E FOR LADIES AND G E N TL E M E N S h o r t O r d o r s A t A ll H o u r » E v e r y th in g F ir s t C la s s "X Prompt, Clean Service Meal Tickets are Sold nt Reduced Rules | H O M P S O D EALER I N ---------- C H O IC E FLO R ID A AND W E S TE R N M E A T S 'P hono 1 Part* A ven us In S p o t r 's G rocery In Circuit Court. Sevrait* Judicial Circuit »I Mor' ida. nriiiijti* cuiyity. r . T ~ It* <....... +, V Juttinlsn Drought Anna C. Wuodbndge. Hill lo Remove Cloud bum Title "hnniat A JdlmsHi Calvin A. I'miiif »hd Gwirge II Morlun T*> Tho*. A. Johnson. Calvin A. I'oage and George it. Idol (on: From the affidavit of Thor Ernmrt Wilton, here­ in duly filed he deputes and tayi Thai he 1* one of the attorneys for the complainant In the ul»*v*entitled cause. Ilia I affiant has gnuL reason lo lalleve and does believe that the defendants Tina. A. Agent for the Famous Johnson. Calvin A Punge and Geo II Morion are residents of a state ur country other than this state, and that the residence of them and of each of them Is unknown, and that there is no person in the stale of Florida, the service of a suhp<irna upon ■ until nntlM hold wurSr •dafandaaSe or wither of -SANFORD,-FLORIDA -----------— them, amt that each of the said defend ants is over (he age of twenty-one years. It is therefore ordered that you and each of you j and appear to this bill on Monday, the 3rd day. Muy, lUOU. the same being a rule day of this ■court. it It fuather ordered (hat Ihla null*» ha published ones a week for sight cunMCUUsg weeks in The I have Celery lioanlr3"rfody io ship in car Inis I am again asking for OLD SHOES. Sanford Herald. ■ newspaper published Is Sanford, Orange County, Florida. nut March 1st. > want to hear (torn buyer» , will give what they are worth Witness. B. M Rutnnson. Clerk uf the .Circuit 1 wdl pack strictly fancy, popular tiwa. Writ $IZES, 6 , 7, 8, 9, 10 II AND 15 Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit in and for said blaached. IntpecOun aolTdled. county and slate, March 2. HKHt. F . B. D A L E , B a rtlst C s rd s n , T hus. K. Wm b . B. M Ki»mvo**. Clerk BoosN By] \ M.-A. Huwxso. D C tus A Pxuus. rsLULs, _ . a O rlando, F lo rid * Cor. 3rd St. and Sanford Ave. * Complainants s Solici Us». CHAS. H. EVANS Staple and Fancy Groceries Full Line of High-Grade Cigars ant! Tobaccos CLOVER HILL BRAND BUTTER CELERY FOR SALE Old Shoes Wanted I ' A.. E. Irvin’s Shoo Shop / �PROPHECY riLflLLED When San Francisco Was Destroycd by Eartttqtiake HORRORS VIVIDLY PORTRAYED Dr. Kirkland of the Congregational Church An Eye-Witness to Awnil Disaster "A n d behold, the Lord passed by and a great nnd strong wind rent the tnountains, nnd brake in pieces the rocks be­ fore the Lord; but the Lord - was not- in the wind; nnd niter the wind on earth­ quake; but the Lord was not In the earth­ quake; and after the earthquake n fire; but the Lord was not in the fire. * • And the seventh nngel poured out Ills vial into the air; nnd there came n great voice out of the temple of heaven from the throne, saying, ‘It is done !1 And there were voices nnd thunders and lightnings, and there was a great earthqunke such ns how all at once the sky blazed up with the mightiest exhibition o f fireworks ever seen« caused by tlie breaking o f thou sands of electric wires. He described the terrible progress of the fire— a fire absolutely beyond control—-for the first quake had broken all the mains, and there was absolutely no water to drink, nor to quench the fires. Buildings were dynamited for blocks, but "a mighty and strong wind" lifted the flames beyond the cleared space, and the fire went Dn “ until it burled its tongue in the western ocean." He then described the awful sec­ ond shock, which killed Its thousands and destroyed the proudest works o f man' hand. He told of gigantic buildings,which cost.]millionsJP .build, being pitched up in the air, like houses of paper, "dnncin{ n fantastic dance, pitching their domes into the street and then crushing like an eggshell." Nowhere was there a drop o f water, nnd a mighty thirst com e to the’ people in the streets. Mnnyof the 3 80 ,00 0 half-naked people entered the 3,00 0 down-town saloons, forced by either thirst or desire, and made themselves drunk. The natural m t C i O B d i GJ LAN D ! AN INVESTMENT IN SANFORD LAND N D tint «Inrv. men were upon, fhfi earth, depravity ntul. wkkcdjlQSS of this niOSt Idhi v mi nn great. ifrent. l wicked city in America was shown in its I . eo mighty tin i>nrthnnnl(p enrthquuke, nnd nnd so w on And the cities o f the Nations fell and I lnlfi nght. Men became mure wicket I men blasphemed God. *_*_And. the. m p r-1 l*inn ever before in their lives. The chants of the earth shall weep and’ mourn speaker then told somethin# n f the qw?u ' were committed in the o v e r her; for no man "buyeth'-4w r - ^ 4 ?rM w jjpj » 1 '*.’ ’ v jsf/o d fa of-*-ttan.Francisco. 11«laid o f the chandise any more. women there, withmtt protection, without Tills correlation of prophecies from the defense, nnd of the crimes thnt were com ­ first book qf Kings nnd Revelation found mitted hym en , already vile, half-crazed fulfillment, according to Dr. R. Lee Kirk­ land in the fall of San Francisco, at once with drink, and Uic uncertainty o f exist­ the Paris and Sodom of America." Dr. ence through the horrible disaster. He told o f the dead, falling like hail­ Kirkland, n native o f Mississippi, was n stones in the streets, nnd of the fact that pastor of a San Francisco church at the there was no place to bury them. "Sud­ time of the great earthquake, seeing oil the multiplied horrors of those days "o f denly, standing there on Market street, 1 heard a peculiar sound, and the air was the wrath of God." Dr. Kirkland is a forceful, fluent speaker, filled with the most beautiful flames and making n profound impression upon his will» «she*. Looking down close to my audiences. Ho is i f firm believer in the feet I found a mighty rent in the earth, fulfillment of Divine prophecy in current about 300 yards tong and two feet wide. events, this being the theme o f his ad­ Here the dead were hauled and- pitched dress on “ What l Saw and Heard in the in by thousands. Mangled bodies, torn San Francisco Disaster" which he dellv- beyond recognition, were tosu d into this iTWtWIHtd- UseTuT1lese-WaY n ed nt theikmgnggntfpnnY over, God closed it up again." He told of night. In opening his nddrtYa he said: how men killed Uicir wives, fuihcrs their "A hundred thousand lecturers could go out nnd tcll'of the San Francisco earth­ sons, and friends their own companions, quake. and no two would make the same rather than see them suffer, pinned be­ lecture. Eternity would be too sfjort to neath masses of debris. One o f the most describe all thnt happened in those thirty- vivid descriptions of all was the earth six hours. Being an eye-witness to that belching forth the indescribable horrors of awful disaster, there arc some tilings pe­ Chinatown.* And “ the merchants of the culiar to themselves which 1 wish to bring earth shall no more buy her merchandise, to your attention. Inv the first plncc I for after (tills revelation the city council want to refer ydu to two passages in the decreed that Chinntown. with nil its Scripture, the one found in Kings, nnd newly-revealed horrors, should never be the other in Revelation. These two Rebuilt. In nnd through It nil the speaker prophecies give nn adequate picture of saw the hand of God at work, fulfilling Sim Francisco. The old prophet in Kings tile words of the prophet of old, ami as saw an awful hour, and he says the Lord each polpt of horror was brought out, the was not in the wind, nor in the earth­ various parts of the phrophecy were quake,, nor the (ire.- He saw the horrors shown to be carried out. "The prophecies of that hour, nnd I am confident that isnw were fulfilled," said he, "for the cities of (lie Nations fell. God was not in tiie the literal fulfillment of thnt prophecy.* He stepped aside and let “ The night preceding the earthquake I earthquake. 11cross the bay. Re- the course of Nature be fulfilled." » WALimnmmoscti E M uHBHfcllöIHn IS THE SUREST MONEY MAKER ------------- “ lArNYWHERE;— ===== —* + Celery Lands and Celery Farms. City Property t v * > .* • * N D If you want any of these, See us. L Terms to sifit- your-poeket-book HOLDEN REAL ESTATE CO. SANFORD, F LA . ir H if ü iia f ^ r g n ^ n r R i iÊii  i i o n i Ë i fsim fÂ|(Ti|Ë UR R ELL & REAL 11 I NS H E W BR O KER S ed San Francisco knows bo wcll.aud they were acting in u pcculiar way. There Olg Crowd E xpected at Spring M usical e.5E_i Festival. was ‘ (rouble among them. They formed The fuel that Wnlter Damrosch and lines like soldiers by the side of the ship, flapping their wings and making distress­ thè New York Symphony Orchestra are ful noises. Then they would swnrm up going to he in Jacksonville on Apri 119th In the nlr like bees, nnd back down to nnd 20 th for the purpose of supporting the water, fighting the water with their the Jacksonville Choral Society in their wings; then they flew over the boat, one spring festival has created enthusinsm Unimproved celery lands, 'flowing wells guaranteed, wherever music lovers hnvc rend the lighting on the shoulder of a little girl. $25.00 to $200.00 per acre w "When wo landed, going up Market good news In The Herald. street, I thought every dog in the wodd | It is only three weeks ago that the con­ Celery farms, with flowing wells nil tiled, drained nnd ready for cron $500.00 in $11X1000 was in Sun Francisca, nnd every dog in tract was signed which brings the fa ­ I>er ncre. ----' \ San Francisco on Market street. There mous leader nnd orchestra, with four . City property, improved and unimproved. 303,000 acres timber land, with finest site in they were howling as dogs do when they celebrated soloisti to Jacksonville, yet Florida for crate factory. lute their master. They refused to be judging from the information sent us by Others teu. you what can be done. MURRELL &. Ml IVSHEW arc [tract ical farmers as controlled, and their masters could do T. T. Eltuore, the sccretury o f the Ciiornl well us real estute brokers, aud are here to show you what has been and can te done. absolutely nothing with them. A little |tvocicly, the Jemima tdf fttiuxb nlrfiUUy has WWW W W VW VW W W black dog went to police hendquarters brpken the brunt of the enormous exw w u v w v m v w early in the night nnd was put out. Later pensc the engagement entailed, lie went again, whining and bowling and There will be four concerts: Monday again was lie pul out. Yet another time nintinee nnd night; Tuesday matinee and he w en t and (his lliue hutois kicked nut, ] n ight, The huge chorus o f two-hundred About 3 o'clock (the quake coming nt I .nnd fifty voices will be heard in Tues5:15). he came again, and the officers day night's big program when Haydy's . could scarce believe it tiie same dog, for favorite oratorio, "The Creation," will be the liair on his head had turned almost given, soloists, orchestra and Choral So­ ciety taking part. white. SERVED AT A special rate of only J 5 - -is being “ We passed a livery stable, and within we heard a sound as of murder. We went made for the entire series o f four con Each con ­ None but first-class labor employed end all contracts guaranteed to be in accordance in and found twenty men trying to con­ certs— for one concert, 52. with plans and specifications trol a single horse. Tiie horses o f tiie cert-will be the highest grade of talent city were wild with nervousness. They that has ever appdjired oh one platform I am In Business to d o Business for Those Who Need My Services could not be controlled, nnd the cabs and in Jacksonville without a single excep­ ' PoatofTtce Box 771 oilier vehicles of the city were tied Up; tion. It will be wonderful, and as the divine traffic was blocked, for the horses were Praise Tor Clerk S c o tt County Tax Assessor's Notice beyond control in their nervous fright. instruments begin to cast their spell over The expert accountant in tiie city sever­ Either I or an assistant tax assessor A s I went to my home I thought over the vast audience, we are sure that all these things, and being from the far o f le o s e a f our readers who make the trip al days ago who gave the council an esti­ will be at the following named places to south, and naturally a bit superstitious, to Jacksonville for this festival will pro­ mate upon opening a new set o f books for receive tax returns for Orange county for (he city council, reported that the books o í 1000 ; they weighed ou my mind. I went to nounce it "worth while." the city, as kept by City Clerk Scott, were Sanford, February 27th and March 1st immediate application'for seats should bnd. however, and sooti fejl nsleep. .The B n k ed ; - Goods --Wednesday... made oY the prospective facilities ore tn tfifi W it MMHBfa'W’i SÿT f TTàtTeveT TITOfiFCity Cork’s oBicY' next thing 1 knew the earth rose up aud being taxed. Full particulars appear In seen, and complimented the clerk's work Sylvan Lake March 2nd. and Saturday. threw mo against a mirror In the room. very highly to the council. For a ion#pe­ Lake Mary March 3rd. The room was us light as day, and it our advertising columns. done. A ll Fancy work and riod o f years Mr. Scott has performed the Lorigwtxxl March 4 th. "I seemed forty years that I was held against Drain and Irrigation Material Materials for on Sale duties of this office faithfully and well, Geneva March Ulh. that mirror." _ _ — —■ * ■■ - 7W c tuake special carload prices on ________ S. A. R obinson. find richly deserves the encomiums heaped The speaker then told o f the descent mixed sizes of sewer pipe, 4 Inch, 8 inch upon him. For want of storage room. I will d ose into the street, and o f finding thousands and larger sizes. Also second quality out buggies and harness at cost, for thirty there In their nightclothes, or no clothes pipes at reduced rates. See us before For an up-to-date tailor-made suit, see days. Now is time to buy, and save CRIPPEN’S MUSIC STORE ot'aU. He told o f the sweep o f the fire. buying. Geo. H. F zknalij H asdw ake Co. D. A. Caldwell A Sons. money. —S antoxo Camiacc W okxs. (Railroad Way) Present to the Investor the Best Opportuni-* * ties in Florida MURRELL & MÏNSHEW • I. C. HUGHES CONTRACTOR and B U I L D E R Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty = WOMAN" EXCHANG1 Every Day After February 19th Stamping same - ï l j j K ' X; �\l't+ -T W E L V E P A G E S - P A R T h P A Ò E S I TO Ö----------- »v-..^ .«v •- HERALD IN S A N F O R D — Life ia Worth Living Number 30 SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. MARCH Id. 1909 NEWS OE THE WORLD Items of Interest Gleaned fro m Various Sources ~ HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK Here the R eaders Will Find a B rief H istorical S p rin t Flow ing For Hurried R eaders vnlesccnt from scarlet fever happened to STOLE REFRESHMENTS l>* on North Brothers island-when the steamer General Slocum was burned. She went to the rescue o f the drowning little Band, o f H oodlum s that Need to be Suppressed ones nnd, sick though she wns. succeeded During the social gathering of the WeIn saving nine-children's lives. lakn Club last Tuesday night a hand of Ex-President Roosevelt hns hnd a pow­ miscreants raised the screen at the rear erful grnphophone made at the manufac­ of the club house and stole a freezer of ice tory In Bridgeport. Conn., cnpable of dis­ cream nnd severe! plates full of enke nnd tinctly recording any and all sounds. He sandwiches. Luckily there wns another expects to take the mnehine with him on freezer of cream thntescnped their notice his trip to Africa, and will be accompa­ or the company wouldhnvc helm left with­ nied by an expert operator whose duty out refreshments: will l»e to ntnke records uf sounds to be These misdemeanors should he sup­ beard in' that far-away uncivilized land. pressed nt once, nnd a heavy (»enulty Im­ . A New York Judge has established n posed upon the guilty ones. Mnrshnl Lee ride to accept the opinion of nine nut of^ has-very goad evhleww wgninst'iw vc i iri. twelve Jurors as a verdict. and they will be sadder but wiser after Ex-President Roosevelt will leave for Af- they face Mayor Lake. tiwuHviueMiax. - The Sixtieth Congress o f the. United States closed Us session on the 4th or |4q^l) Ip the tnldst o f one o f the worst saow storms nnd blizzards Hint hns ever been known In Washington. There is n .jiroposiilaa naw- W.iu<i)uajio--uiUUttdmem to the constitution changing the dnte~uf In making their escape from a burning inauguration to some more propitious mine at Wilkes-Barre, Pa., last week, 215 time of the year. miners were compelled to leave a fellow For three days Inst week the middle miner to burn to denth because he was northern and eastern slates were in the disabled ami they could not cnrrjLhim up throes of the worst snowTlCHn and bliz­ the steep slope on account o f bis weight zard since 1888. Telegraph nnd telephone Tbe uufortunnte mnn was John Walsh who wires were down in all directions, ami weighed 320 pounds. trains were either snow-bound or run very.slowly without regard to schedules. ANOTHER LARGE FACTORY _______ % The supreme court of Texas hns decided that the Preshyterinn Church o f the United Will Use the Culls o f the Celery Fields fo r P rodu cts Stales Jins right .to all church property Sanford Is to have another great. In­ owned by the Cumberland Presbyterian church, ns a result o f the union o f the two dustry ere the nfext crop o f celery ma­ bodies, the latter hnving been absorbed. tures nnd it wilPtie one that will %mean The Federal grand Jury hns found in­ more from an industrial and commercial dictments against the New York World standpoint Qian any that has yet been -futlibol in r e g a r d t h e - P a n a m a canal found— From- reliable' information -The Herald glcnns the fact that several north­ purchase. , ern catiitalista.wcre rcccillJy ¡iL .lh ed ty. A'lqwclnrsesslbh o i CUlIRreSif hnsrtrecn looking for a good factory site on tbe _____ called by President Taft to meet on the lake front and if they can- purchuso- one I3lh of March. . at a reasonable figure, they will erect a A Colmn general amnesty bill hns been large plant to manufacture celery tonic, .signed by President Gomez. It provides celery salt and other compounds from the for the release front prison of nil prisoners celery-plant. It Is a well known fact not convicted of atrocious crimes. that celery enters largely Into the parts During February sixty new cases of bu­ of different medicines, fond products nnd bonic plnguc were reported in Guynquil. condiments and the location for a plant Ecuador. to manufacture these products is near The Mexican volcano Colima is again the spot where the most celery is raised. active, nnd gfave apprehension is feH for Naturally Sanford would tie Selected for the safety of nntives nnd stock inthesur- this site and if the iaoJect materializes our city will have a plant of large de-roundlng country. ntension employing several hundred Rear Admiral Sperry has been relieved hands. of the command of the Atlantic battleship All the celery that is now unfit for the Heel at his own request, and Rear Admiral market, known ns culls and often left in Schroedcr has been appointed ns his suc­ the field will thus be utilized and such n cessor. factory would tend to keep up the price Last week the steamship Mauretania of of celery at a fixed value. Thousands of the Ctumrd line made the trip from New dollars would be saved ito tbe growers York to Queenstown in four days, twenty every yeur and ourijlicat product would ~ hours and two minutes. become a »tuple article and not subject On his African hunting trip. Mr. Roose­ to tiie fluctuations of the market. velt will not engage In promiscuous killing The Herald will give the full particulars of animals nnd birds, but will endeavor to us soon as the same ure ready for |hjI>secure some of tbe very finest specimens. licnliun. A bridge Is to be built over the Rio Grande river between Brownsville nnd KEEP UP THE ADVERTISING Matamorrts, connecting tbe railway sys­ tems of tbe United States and Mexico. Sanford Must Continue The Stride Al­ ready Taken An earthquake is reported near Jerusa­ A lien t our proposal that now wns nn lem which destroyed severalbuildingsumi opportune time for the establishment of a killed n number of (teoplc. Sanford Business Men's League for ihc J. 0. Carter, advisor o f Queen Lilluoknpur|M iBC of keeping "Lucky Sanford" to lani, when tiie latter wns Queen of tile the fore, the following from Printer’s Ink .Sandwich Islands, died in Honolulu lust is interesting: week. •The Jacksonville Advertising Agency Rather than prosecute the government has been placing the advertising of tiie libel eases ngainst the New York World DcLand Business Men's League in tbe and IndinnapollB News for expressing tiie columns of several of the nationally cireulated magazines, X Iíe 'm n T ir m itn r f i'uiiuma canal deal. District Attorney Jotlds advertising has proyadLsatisfactory. sejth D. Ken lint* of I ml Inna has resigned. In the words of Mr. V. W. Gould, who had In addition to 3 3,000,000 worth of new the matter in hand, the inquiries kept mils, the N. Y. Central railroad will spend the correspondence department of tiie $ 8.000,000 for rolling stock and other league busy. A new campaign is being -equipment. outlined im iutirfi- extended ..lines, which A verdict has been rendered in favor of will be placed toward the beginning of the Government against tiie sugar trust next fall by the same agency." far $134,110,03 for tam|>cring with weight Confirming our inquiry us to these facts ■«[ raw sugar imparts. Mr. Percy P. Vyle of the Jacksonville i'raf. M.ircouj says that lie will be able Advertising Agency, Buys the advertising wiilun u year in sand wirete^v messages r a n through the principal wiiucr m oulds and that lie is now plunning along lines from snore to snore of the Atlantic. more extensive. With the coming or Hie N. Y. Mutual Life InsuruuceCo. hns ueeepl.nl from Richard A. McCurdy $815,- greater activity In bind development ad­ vertising. municipal advertising and OuO in full settlement of $ 0,000,000 suit Uusiness leagu e advertising, the town* to recover that amount fraudulently taken who do nut advertise next fall and win­ from the funds uf the company. ter ure going to get left. From the indi­ By the burning uf u tenement house in cations in this ofllce, next fall and winter New York last week, leu persons lost their is going to witness ii "scram ble" for Flor­ Lves because of rubbish-choked fire esida lands, and if Sanford keeps to the -... .iaiise* . 'Uic CUMpe uf. tlm JitC j?flU ribU ll'd fare i w i l |I J B her -stmrer If-vtre ii-rorv to the Black Ham) organization, ns one of \ent to rest nn laurels already won (or on Hie tenants had three limes ignored their market reports) some oilier town will get demand for money. t_______ lu lhe limelight. — —L - - — - On March 18th a gold life-saving medal will be presentod to Miss Mary McGinn when she gruduufes from the Florence Crittenden training school ut Washington. Miss McCann when a little girl Just con* Vr;**-*' LONG CHASE AFTER REYNARD Party Have Great S p ort On A Fox Hunt Last M onday Night 'F o x hunting is one of the great diver­ sion indulged in by the sportsmcn_of Sanford and every week a party of these congenial huntsmen get together and chase Master Reynard, generally return­ ing with Ills brush. Last Monday night a party composed of D. L. Thrasher, G. S. Derry-, Paul Rig­ gers, J. A. Thompson nnd the guest, J. B. Simmons of Tocoa, Ga.. started out at 8:30 viti the Ft. Re.ed road to LnkcOnnro. From Sanford avenue around Markham and Puoln and the New York Grove, final­ ly catching the fox after a long chase that entried theftfJhfOUgii island Dike. By this time it was 5:30 in the morn1 jug itnil tlic .paxly__rclumed_ h u m eJu lly satisfied with the greni sport. It Ib snfe lu -s a y a h a t mum nf llu-ro were . dllWIUtli business Tuesday morning until a late hour. These fox hunts are becoming very jxipular nnd many guests in the city stop over to lake advantage of this great cross country sport. Some of the great fox hunters of the Eust who delight in paper hunts and tame foxes should come to Sanford nnd take one of the moonlight chases after a real fox in ids native haunts. First Year flrst Methodist church, the following min­ isters officiating: Revs. W. J. Carpenter, B. K. Thrower, W. K. Pincr and W. M Punge. The interment wns in Woodlnwn Letters and Communications on cemetery. , The deceased, who whs seventy-four Various Timely Topics. years old Inst October, lenves the follow­ ing immediate members o f his family, In ndditlon to the devoted widow: A COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE daughter, Mrs. C. N. Taylor of Memphis, Ten«., who hns been with her father for the past two weeks; a son, G. A. Hanson, In This D epartm ent will be Found the Views. Opinions nnd Com m ent Jr., who is nttending school; n grand­ o f P ractical W riters. daughter, Mrs. B. F. Ronfocy, and n sis­ I We Invite correrpondence on llvo topic* from all ter, Mrs. L. Hall, of Kissimmee, VOICE OF THE PEOPLE MAY PICNIC FOR SANFORD •ectlor* of the County, al*o nrw* Item* (if lalere>(. brevity «dll Itimie prompt pi,I■)halloa. Ankle« contrary to the view* of (he Kdltur will 1» publlihrd, bt * ' W «baiivctmil i>nuaiBiuuJL.iuumwiku Iton* III Iw rejecied. n t will not rw rrtponiltnL for (iplnyuii eiprrnftnt hy rontrihutors. All Vorninlrmleil for rurrmt l»»nr mutt Iw trt Ought To Be Made A Grand A ffair And immlrmioiii htmd not lui.tr UuuiTuradny p. m. ¡—En. ^ U n iv e rsa lly Attended Fur the bountiruftTOps and bright pros­ pects of our fair city tire pro pie should hove n grand thanksgiving In the shupc -"“"• "■ "V « o f a barliecue and basket JiTcnTt* BvW«Ynnd The Herald suggests that ihrrpmphp 1 mUilc" a " ,nt of San/onl take up this matter at once and arrange u fine jirogrnm for that day. This would be a glorious opportunity to Invito our neighbors In Orange, Volusia and Lake counties to come to Smiford and help us celebrate. There will be muny tourists enroute north-at this time and they call be Induced to slop over nnd celebrate. * It. H. CKappcIllinsalready donated $25 to this movement. Who will follow liiniT Orlundo's Auto P a ra d e'.' Tuesday's- auto parade wns vcry pretty, though not nearly ns large ns the .one of Inst senson. . • Headed by Oriuudo'a Pttlu—C tu bm w i mounted police, the procession moved .north on Orange avenue to Robinson nvenue, east around Lake Kola, west on Cent trul to Main street, south on Main.circling Lake Lucerne and north on Lake Lucerne nnd north uii Orange avenue to thu driv­ ing park. One of the most attractively decorated mnchlncs in line wns that of Senator and Mrs. J. E. Buxton, of Vermont nnd Orlan­ do, which was* artistically brnnmenied with California floppies "made in Or­ lando. Tiie firsr prize was awarded to Mrs. S. JUDGE G. A. HANSON IS DEAD Ives, (lie second falling to J. L. Giles; Mrs. Berman won third and Horry BeeWelt Known Jurist out! W riter Died mun fourth honors.—Orlando Sentinel. , In Tumpa Thr. M issouri Girl Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock at ids The Missouri Girl is u comedy drumn residence, 904 Marion street, Judge G. A, Hanson, one of tin* pioneer citizens of that produces more genuine hearty lnughter than anything yet written. In con­ the city of Tampa, breathed his Inst. nection with the strong nnd Interesting Judge Huns in was-a native of Tennes­ plot, it contains the most ludicrous situa­ see. where hit family were prominent, tions _ ever conceived. The company and prior to (inning to Florida passed presenting the play this senson is com ­ through the privations nnd sufferings of posed of the best known (ample in the the Civil war as a member of the Con­ theatrical profession, who ure fully able federate army. to extract (Ids fun and dole it out to the After the war he returned to the prac­ tice of his profession and at once rose to public itf*3. must satisfactory manner. Nine o f ihc old favorites remain in the the front rank. He was one of the Isudcast, mime of them have played their rules Ing counsel for the Pacific Railway corncontinuously for eight seasons. This puny, and was instrumental in securing guarantees a flrstclnss performance. The the passage of certain bills through con­ new people added for this season were gress that insured the building of that selected for their |>eculiur fitness for the great continental railway, which has been roles,they ore to ussume nnd it is safe to of such great wortli to the west. In 1879 he was elected to the state predict that “ a better Ilian ever" line can safely he added to the advertising matter. senate of Tennessee. His nomination and election were contrary to Ids per­ M illinery Opening sona! wishes, but after being elected he Mrs. J. H. Bruton wishes to Inform the sacrificed Ids own interests to attend the public Hint her fine stock of spring mil­ session of the legislature for tiie purpose linery is curoute and wiH be here in time -<4-recuriug-iluuui¿£{igil of a bill for a new city government for Memphis. The h w mnmierji partonon Palmetto avenue, result*!? the measure wns to prrtcticully two doors from Stumon's Restaurant. put the city of Memphis in the hands of Mm-Bruton will havu n large and most a receiver, nnd it can lie said that under complete line of everything in millinery the provisions of that law, it enjoyed the and all the latest creations will he shown. ties! form of government in all its history. Remember the date, Monday the 13th. Several years ago lie moved to this state and look up Ids residence in BarBand C oncert Next Sunday low, where he practiced law nnd entered The following program will be rendered into Journalism, being the editor of the by the Sanford Hand Sunday afternoon, Bartow Courier-Informant for u number March 14. ut 4 o'clock. o f yours. Later he was elevated to the 1. Match. H u m i i k I llirt.u t I ___ • ............. . Robert H « t « bench and held a term o f office ns judge 2. Overture.'Ta«l »ml f m ilH "... . ilalliy uf the Sixth judicial circuit uf the stuie a. Mmill. "American Soldier", triiiui« A. Myrni 4 Selection, "Martha" . . . Kiotow of Florida. 5. LU«'« Dream W slu ei........... .j F. UuliaM ...S, tl Stambruush Following Ids retirement from the bench 0. March, "Triumphal" 7. Serenade. "LovInS Lyes .................. Dolby he moved from Bartow to Tampu nnd 8. Overture, "Caruusat .......... .. ........ Dolby It. Galop, "Taperlill"........................... . Dolby practiced his luw business, again enter­ ing the ranks of Journulism and accept­ Announcem ent ing the editorship of the Tampa Tribune, With this issue. The Herald offers n flub (be paper which was eventually bought rale o f $1.50 n year for The Herald und by the Tampa Publishing company and the New York Produce News. (The pink .Jiiowpuntuid. with.Thu .Tampa Tluuts. is s iT — " For the past two years the judge has Tlic Produce News lias always been in been confined tu ids home by sickneis sympathy with tbe growers, and all those and be lias seh{nm appeared on the who do not luke this (taper should take streets, so that to muny o f tiiose wlio advantage of tills offer. For want o f storage room, 1- will doso, have recently wade llialr homes it) Tumpa. Our Own cufTee, the best 23 cent coffee out buggies and hurness at cost, for thirty his fa c e , which wns familiar to -a ll the ou the market, for sale at Garner & Roberts' days. Now is time to buy. and save older residents, was unknown. Tiie funeral services occured from tiie ■tores only. money. —Sximuta Çaxxjacc W orks. L-Sri i S is - S anford Celery C rates 111 1898 <tbe. Jam ford celery growers adopted what is known as a lint celery This crate was printed because S ^ s i l y and effectively. In loading r e -' frigerator cars, the floor space allows am­ ple air spaces between crates. For ten years this was known ns the Sanford cel­ ery crate, and the splendid reputation o f Sanford celery wns built up by its use, the carrying quantity being fully estab­ lished by the superior condition o f celery nt destination. (Ids being the first nnd essentiaLcousideration. Sanfordcelery in this stnndurd crate found fendy sale nt Snnfnrd through buyers whu came hero for it und through brokers, selling at f. o. b. prices. Last year ail efTuri was: m ud«-to form a Celery Union, ami nt a mass meet- • ing taorgnnizc it wns found that so small .a liwuker^calrL'dJL liiuttlicy buluulilutir own meeting, mul the mass meeting drew up n slptemcnt of the condition nnd |mhtshed it. The number organizing ~thc union, limited in number and nerrnge, ap­ pointed a commission house in a distant city as sole selling agents o f "Sunford Celery Union." nnd they ha ve since bo ad­ vertised themselves. . .^n^effort Was then begun tochange the sIuiih; of the Sanford celery crate by mukIng it shorter nnd thicker. Tlic crate suggested did not nppcnl to the celery growers because, lu spile of u small increase in cubic dinientions, it was found that both held the same amount of celery, except in small sizes. In lauding cars the thicker crate was npt ns well . adapted for air 8(>acc. WltlimA which suc­ cessful refrigeration is impossible. The standard crate makes a much better dis­ play of the contents uri(1 gives the buyer a better opportunity of inspection anti lessens the chance nf inferior stud being nm in tm him. In addition to all tills, Sanford celery growers see no reason why tiie limited few should change an estab­ lished mid highly satisfactory condition. It is too much like the tail trying to wag the dog. The general opinion prevailed thnt the rumored results of (lie last season's busi­ ness hy Uie Union would he sufficient to eliminate them as a disturbing element in the year's market. But white thcniitugut of business they are doing is insignificant, their agents have advertised to the world thnt the Union leu-inch crate contains ten j w cent more than the standard eightinch crate. This hns aroused the celery growers. Tuesday night a representutivk numtier inet nt the office of Murrell A Min-^ shew, at which meeting Mr. Preston, editor fif tiie New York Produce News wns pres­ ent, when the matter was fully discussed, [Sirgtna. tlmiiisvlvas . pm in cvtdimc c . . Tiie contents uf a standard crate taken from a loud on the street was (tacked into the union ten-inch crate. The packer failed by two stalks of celery lu ^ c l the contents uf the eight-inch crate into the ten-inch crate. This explodes the claim that one holds more llinn the other. The celery growers wunt> tlic trade to know the exact facts, und only usk a square tleul, hut they deplore the fuel that the zeal of a deluded few disturbssaiJsfuclory conditions, while making u futile cfTort to hreuk up a home market in the interest of u distant commission house. - — A. T. Ross in km. Garner &. R ob erts New Departure The grocery firm of Garner &. Roberts is constantly striving after new business nnd more business and tills week install­ ed a mammoth refrigerator in which fresh iqttiUl.td.all.kiudx-wiU 1m - kept in -eofclstoruge for their new ment store. They wiU bundle the bestJof everything In the meal line uud ure now ready to serve tiie trude in groceries and fresh und smoked meats. ’ ’ *_______ Do awny witii dust while sweeping car­ pets by buying Wizzard Curpct Cleaner uf W. W. Long. . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1909 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 06, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 06, 1909. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 06, 1909; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0301bfeae0212ecf99d9ecf95c59443f.pdf 1e97d920d2c1f53a5434fa279f91ac56 PDF Text Text PROPHECY riLflLLED When San Francisco Was Destroycd by Eartttqtiake HORRORS VIVIDLY PORTRAYED Dr. Kirkland of the Congregational Church An Eye-Witness to Awnil Disaster how all at once the sky blazed up with the mightiest exhibition of fireworks ever seen« caused by tlie breaking of thou sands of electric wires. He described the terrible progress of the fire—a fire absolutely beyond control—-for the first quake had broken all the mains, and there was absolutely no water to drink, nor to quench the fires. Buildings were dynamited for blocks, but "a mighty and strong wind" lifted the flames beyond the cleared space, and the fire went Dn “until it burled its tongue in the western ocean." He then described the awful sec­ ond shock, which killed Its thousands and destroyed the proudest works of man' hand. He told of gigantic buildings,which cost.]millionsJP .build, being pitched up in the air, like houses of paper, "dnncin{ n fantastic dance, pitching their domes into the street and then crushing like an eggshell." Nowhere was there a drop of water, nnd a mighty thirst come to the’people in the streets. Mnnyof the 380,000 half-naked people entered the 3,000 down-town saloons, forced by either thirst or desire, and made themselves drunk. The natural "And behold, the Lord passed by and a great nnd strong wind rent the tnountains, nnd brake in pieces the rocks be­ fore the Lord; but the Lord - was not- in the wind; nnd niter the wind on earth­ quake; but the Lord was not In the earth­ quake; and after the earthquake n fire; but the Lord was not in the fire. * • And the seventh nngel poured out Ills vial into the air; nnd there came n great voice out of the temple of heaven from the throne, saying, ‘It is done!1 And there were voices nnd thunders and lightnings, and there was a great earthqunke such ns won tint «Inrv. men were upon, fhfi earth, depravity ntul. wkkcdjlQSS of this niOSt Idhi v tin mi i>nrthnnnl(p nn great. ifrent. l wicked city in America was shown in its I . eo mighty enrthquuke, nnd nnd so And the cities of the Nations fell and I lnlfi nght. Men became mure wicket I men blasphemed God. *_*_And. the. m pr-1l*inn ever before in their lives. The chants of the earth shall weep and’mourn speaker then told somethin# n f the qw?u ' were committed in the over her; for no man "buyeth'-4w r - ^ 4 ?rM w jjpj »1 ' *.’ ’ vjsf/odfa of-*-ttan.Francisco. 11«laid of the chandise any more. women there, withmtt protection, without Tills correlation of prophecies from the defense, nnd of the crimes thnt were com­ first book qf Kings nnd Revelation found mitted hym en, already vile, half-crazed fulfillment, according to Dr. R. Lee Kirk­ land in the fall of San Francisco, at once with drink, and Uic uncertainty of exist­ the Paris and Sodom of America." Dr. ence through the horrible disaster. He told of the dead, falling like hail­ Kirkland, n native of Mississippi, was n stones in the streets, nnd of the fact that pastor of a San Francisco church at the there was no place to bury them. "Sud­ time of the great earthquake, seeing oil the multiplied horrors of those days "of denly, standing there on Market street, 1 heard a peculiar sound, and the air was the wrath of God." Dr. Kirkland is a forceful, fluent speaker, filled with the most beautiful flames and making n profound impression upon his will» «she*. Looking down close to my audiences. Ho is if firm believer in the feet I found a mighty rent in the earth, fulfillment of Divine prophecy in current about 300 yards tong and two feet wide. events, this being the theme of his ad­ Here the dead were hauled and- pitched dress on “What l Saw and Heard in the in by thousands. Mangled bodies, torn San Francisco Disaster" which he dellv- beyond recognition, were tosud into this iTWtWIHtd- UseTuT1lese-WaY n ed nt t heikmgnggntfpnnY over, God closed it up again." He told of night. In opening his nddrtYa he said: how men killed Uicir wives, fuihcrs their "A hundred thousand lecturers could go out nnd tcll'of the San Francisco earth­ sons, and friends their own companions, quake. and no two would make the same rather than see them suffer, pinned be­ lecture. Eternity would be too sfjort to neath masses of debris. One of the most describe all thnt happened in those thirty- vivid descriptions of all was the earth six hours. Being an eye-witness to that belching forth the indescribable horrors of awful disaster, there arc some tilings pe­ Chinatown.* And “the merchants of the culiar to themselves which 1 wish to bring earth shall no more buy her merchandise, to your attention. Inv the first plncc I for after (tills revelation the city council want to refer ydu to two passages in the decreed that Chinntown. with nil its Scripture, the one found in Kings, nnd newly-revealed horrors, should never be the other in Revelation. These two Rebuilt. In nnd through It nil the speaker prophecies give nn adequate picture of saw the hand of God at work, fulfilling Sim Francisco. The old prophet in Kings tile words of the prophet of old, ami as saw an awful hour, and he says the Lord each polpt of horror was brought out, the was not in the wind, nor in the earth­ various parts of the phrophecy were quake,, nor the (ire.- He saw the horrors shown to be carried out. "The prophecies of that hour, nnd I am confident that isnw were fulfilled," said he, "for the cities of (lie Nations fell. God was not in tiie the literal fulfillment of thnt prophecy.* “The night preceding the earthquake I earthquake. He stepped aside and let 11cross the bay. Re- the course of Nature be fulfilled." » WALim nmmoscti m t C i O B d i GJ E M u H B H fcllö IH n LAN D ! AN IN V E S T M E N T IN SANFORD LAND N D IS THE SUREST MONEY MAKER ------------“ lArNYWHERE;— ===== —* Celery Lands and Celery Farms. City Property t N D + v * > .* • * If you want any of these, See us. L Terms to sifit- your-poeket-book HOLDEN REAL ESTATE CO. SANFORD, FLA . i r H i f ü i i a f ^ r g n ^ n r R i iÊ ii  i i o n i Ë i f s i m f  |( T i |Ë UR R ELL REAL & 11 I N SH EW BROKERS ed San Francisco knows bo wcll.aud they were acting in u pcculiar way. There Olg Crowd Expected a t Spring Musical e.5E_i Festival. was ‘(rouble among them. They formed The fuel that Wnlter Damrosch and lines like soldiers by the side of the ship, flapping their wings and making distress­ thè New York Symphony Orchestra are ful noises. Then they would swnrm up going to he in Jacksonville on Apri 119th In the nlr like bees, nnd back down to nnd 20 th for the purpose of supporting the water, fighting the water with their the Jacksonville Choral Society in their wings; then they flew over the boat, one spring festival has created enthusinsm Unimproved celery lands, 'flowing wells guaranteed, wherever music lovers hnvc rend the lighting on the shoulder of a little girl. $25.00 to $200.00 per acre w "When wo landed, going up Market good news In The Herald. street, I thought every dog in the wodd | It is only three weeks ago that the con­ Celery farms, with flowing wells nil tiled, drained nnd ready for cron $500.00 in $11X1000 was in Sun Francisca, nnd every dog in tract was signed which brings the fa­ I>er ncre. ----' \ San Francisco on Market street. There mous leader nnd orchestra, with four . City property, improved and unimproved. 303,000 acres timber land, with finest site in they were howling as dogs do when they celebrated soloisti to Jacksonville, yet Florida for crate factory. lute their master. They refused to be judging from the information sent us by Others teu . you what can be done. MURRELL &. Ml IVSHEW arc [tract i cal farmers as controlled, and their masters could do T. T. Eltuore, the sccretury of the Ciiornl well us real estute brokers, aud are here to show you what has been and can te done. absolutely nothing with them. A little | tvocicly, the Jemima tdf fttiuxb nlrfiUUy has WWWWW VW VW W W black dog went to police hendquarters brpken the brunt of the enormous exw w uvw vm vw early in the night nnd was put out. Later pensc the engagement entailed, lie went again, whining and bowling and There will be four concerts: Monday again was lie pul out. Yet another time nintinee nnd night; Tuesday matinee and he w ent and (his lliue hutois kicked nut, ] n ight, The huge chorus of two-hundred About 3 o'clock (the quake coming nt I .nnd fifty voices will be heard in TuesCONTRACTOR 5:15). he came again, and the officers day night's big program when Haydy's and B U I L D E R . could scarce believe it tiie same dog, for favorite oratorio, "The Creation," will be the liair on his head had turned almost given, soloists, orchestra and Choral So­ ciety taking part. white. SERVED AT A special rate of only J 5 - -is being “We passed a livery stable, and within we heard a sound as of murder. We went made for the entire series of four con in and found twenty men trying to con­ certs—for one concert, 52. Each con­ None but first-class labor employed end all contracts guaranteed to be in accordance with plans and specifications trol a single horse. Tiie horses of tiie cert-will be the highest grade of talent city were wild with nervousness. They that has ever appdjired oh one platform I am In Business to do Business for Those Who Need My Services could not be controlled, nnd the cabs and in Jacksonville without a single excep­ ' PoatofTtce Box 771 oilier vehicles of the city were tied Up; tion. It will be wonderful, and as the divine traffic was blocked, for the horses were Praise Tor Clerk S cott County Tax Assessor's Notice beyond control in their nervous fright. instruments begin to cast their spell over The expert accountant in tiie city sever­ Either I or an assistant tax assessor As I went to my home I thought over the vast audience, we are sure that all these things, and being from the far of leoseaf our readers who make the trip al days ago who gave the council an esti­ will be at the following named places to south, and naturally a bit superstitious, to Jacksonville for this festival will pro­ mate upon opening a new set of books for receive tax returns for Orange county for (he city council, reported that the books oí 1000 ; they weighed ou my mind. I went to nounce it "worth while." the city, as kept by City Clerk Scott, were Sanford, February 27th and March 1st immediate application'for seats should bnd. however, and sooti fejl nsleep. .The B nked; -Goods --Wednesday... made oY the prospective facilities ore tn tfifi W it MMHBfa'W’i SÿT f TTàtTeveT TITOfiF City Cork’s oBicY' next thing 1 knew the earth rose up aud being taxed. Full particulars appear In seen, and complimented the clerk's work Sylvan Lake March 2nd. and Saturday. Stamping threw mo against a mirror In the room. very highly to the council. For a ion#pe­ Lake Mary March 3rd. The room was us light as day, and it our advertising columns. done. All Fancy work and riod of years Mr. Scott has performed the Lorigwtxxl March 4 th. "I seemed forty years that I was held against Drain and Irrigation Material Materials for sa m e on Sale duties of this office faithfully and well, Geneva March Ulh. that mirror." _ _ — —■ * ■■ - 7Wc tuake special carload prices on find richly deserves the encomiums heaped _______ S . A. R o b in s o n . The speaker then told of the descent mixed sizes of sewer pipe, 4 Inch, 8 inch upon him. For want of storage room. I will dose into the street, and of finding thousands and larger sizes. Also second quality out buggies and harness at cost, for thirty there In their nightclothes, or no clothes pipes a t reduced rates. See us before For an up-to-date tailor-made suit, see days. Now is time to buy, and save CRIPPEN’S MUSIC STORE ot'aU. He told of the sweep of the fire. buying. Geo. H. F zknalij Hasdwake Co. D. A. Caldwell A Sons. money. —S antoxo Camiacc Wokxs. ( R a ilr o a d Way) Present to the Investor the Best Opportuni-* * ties in Florida M UR R ELL & MÏNSHEW • I. C. H UG H ES Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty = WOMAN" EXCHANG1 Every Day After February 19th - ïljjK ' X; �\l't+ -TW ELV E PAGES-PART hPAÒES I TO Ö --------------------------------» - v-..^ .«v •- - HERALD IN S A N F O R D — Life ia Worth Living Number 30 SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. MARCH Id. 1909 NEWS OE THE WORLD First Year vnlesccnt from scarlet fever happened to flrst Methodist church, the following min­ STOLE REFRESHM ENTS l>* on North Brothers island-when the isters officiating: Revs. W. J. Carpenter, steamer General Slocum was burned. She B. K. Thrower, W. K. Pincr and W. M went to the rescue of the drowning little Band, of Hoodlums that Need to be Punge. The interment wns in Woodlnwn Suppressed Items of Interest Gleaned fro m ones nnd, sick though she wns. succeeded Letters and Communications on cemetery. , During the social gathering of the WeIn saving nine-children's lives. The deceased, who whs seventy-four Various Sources ~ Various Timely Topics. lakn Club last Tuesday night a hand of Ex-President Roosevelt hns hnd a pow­ years old Inst October, lenves the follow­ erful grnphophone made at the manufac­ miscreants raised the screen a t the rear ing immediate members of his family, In of the club house and stole a freezer of ice HAPPENINGS DURING TH E WEEK tory In Bridgeport. Conn., cnpable of dis­ cream nnd severe! plates full of enke nnd ndditlon to the devoted widow: A COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEO PLE tinctly recording any and all sounds. He daughter, Mrs. C. N. Taylor of Memphis, sandwiches. Luckily there wns another expects to take the mnehine with him on Ten«., who hns been with her father for freezer of cream thntescnped their notice the past two weeks; a son, G. A. Hanson, In This Department will be Found the Here the Readers Will Find a Brief his trip to Africa, and will be accompa­ or the company wouldhnvc helm left with­ Views. Opinions nnd Comment nied by an expert operator whose duty Jr., who is nttending school; n grand­ Historical Sprint Flowing out refreshments: of Practical Writers. will l»e to ntnke records uf sounds to be daughter, Mrs. B. F. Ronfocy, and n sis­ For Hurried Readers These misdemeanors should he sup­ IWe Invite correrpondence on llvo topic* from all The Sixtieth Congress of the. United beard in' that far-away uncivilized land. pressed nt once, nnd a heavy (»enulty Im­ ter, Mrs. L. Hall, of Kissimmee, •ectlor* of the County, al*o nrw* Item* (if lalere>(. brevity «dll Itimie prompt pi,I■)halloa. Ankle« States closed Us session on the 4th or . A New York Judge has established n posed upon the guilty ones. Mnrshnl Lee contrary to the view* of (he Kdltur will 1» pubMAY PICNIC FOR SANFORD llihrd, W bt «baiivc* ' tmil i>nuaiBiuuJL.iu u m w iku |4q^l) Ip the tnldst of one of t he worst ride to accept the opinion of nine nut of^ has-very goad evhleww wgninst'iwvciiri. Iton* III Iw rejecied. n t will not rw rrtponiltnL saow storms nnd blizzards Hint hns ever twelve Jurors as a verdict. for (iplnyuii eiprrnftnt hy rontrihutors. All Vornand they will be sadder but wiser after lrmioiii inlrmleil for rurrm t l»»nr m utt Iw trt Ought To Be Made A Grand Affair And imm been known In Washington. There is n Ex-President Roosevelt will leave for Af- they face Mayor Lake. htmd not lui.tr UuuiTuradny p. m. ¡— En. ^Universally Attended .jiroposiilaa naw- W.iu<i)uajio--uiUUttdmem tiwuHviueMiax. Sanford Celery Crates Fur the bountiruftTOps and bright pros­ to the constitution changing the dnte~uf In making their escape from a burning LONG CHASE AFTER REYNARD 111 1898 <tbe. Jam ford celery growers pects of our fair city tire pro pie should inauguration to some more propitious mine at Wilkes-Barre, Pa., last week, 215 adopted what is known as a lint celery hove n grand thanksgiving In the shupc time of the year. miners were compelled to leave a fellow Party Have Great Sport On A Fox Hunt - " “" • " ■ " V « This crate was printed because . of a barliecue and basket JiTcnTt* BvW«YFor three days Inst week the middle miner to burn to denth because he was Last Monday Night suggestsa "that northern and eastern slates were in the disabled ami they could not cnrrjLhim up 'Fox hunting is one of the great diver­ nnd The Herald1 mUilc" ,nt ihrrpmphp S ^ s i l y and effectively. In loading re -' of San/onl take up this matter at once frigerator cars, the floor space allows am­ throes of the worst snowTlCHn and bliz­ the steep slope on account of bis weight sion indulged in by the sportsmcn_of and arrange u fine jirogrnm for that day. ple air spaces between crates. For ten zard since 1888. Telegraph nnd telephone Tbe uufortunnte mnn was John Walsh who Sanford and every week a party of these This would be a glorious opportunity to wires were down in all directions, ami weighed 320 pounds. congenial huntsmen get together and Invito our neighbors In Orange, Volusia years this was known ns the Sanford cel­ trains were either snow-bound or run ery crate, and the splendid reputation of chase Master Reynard, generally return­ and Lake counties to come to Smiford Sanford celery wns built up by its use, very.slowly without regard to schedules. ANOTHER LARGE FACTORY ing with Ills brush. and help us celebrate. There will be _____ % The supreme court of Texas hns decided Last Monday night a party composed muny tourists enroute north-at this time the carrying quantity being fully estab­ that the Preshyterinn Church of the United Will Use the Culls of the Celery Fields of D. L. Thrasher, G. S. Derry-, Paul Rig­ and they call be Induced to slop over nnd lished by the superior condition of celery nt destination. (Ids being the first nnd for Products gers, J. A. Thompson nnd the guest, J. B. celebrate. Stales Jins right .to all church property * essentiaLcousideration. Sanfordcelery in Sanford Is to have another great. In­ Simmons of Tocoa, Ga.. started out at owned by the Cumberland Presbyterian It. H. CKappcIllinsalready donated $25 church, ns a result of the union of the two dustry ere the nfext crop of celery ma­ 8:30 viti the Ft. Re.ed road to LnkcOnnro. to this movement. Who will follow liiniT this stnndurd crate found fendy sale nt Snnfnrd through buyers whu came hero for bodies, the latter hnving been absorbed. tures nnd it wilPtie one that will %mean From Sanford avenue around Markham it und through brokers, selling at f. o. b. more from an industrial and commercial and Puoln and the New York Grove, final­ Orlundo's Auto P arad e'.' The Federal grand Jury hns found in­ prices. Last year ail efTuri was: mud«-to ly catching the fox after a long chase standpoint Qian any that has yet been Tuesday'sauto parade wns vcry pretty, dictments against the New York World form a Celery Union, ami nt a mass meet- • found— Fromreliable' information -The that entried theftfJhfOUgii island Dike. though not nearly ns large ns the .one of -futlibol in r e g a r d th e - P a n a m a canal ing taorgnnizc it wns found that so small Herald glcnns the fact that several north­ By this time it was 5:30 in the morn 1 Inst senson. . • purchase. , .a liwuker^calrL'dJL liiuttlicy buluulilutir ern catiitalista.wcre rcccillJy ¡iL.lhedty. jug it nil tlic .paxly__rclumed_ hum eJully Headed by Oriuudo'a Pttlu—Ctubm wi A'lqwclnrsesslbh oi CUlIRreSif hnsrtrecn looking for a good factory site on tbe satisfied with the greni sport. It Ib snfe mounted police, the procession moved own meeting, mul the mass meeting drew ____ called by President Taft to meet on the lake front and if they can- purchuso- one lu-sayahat mum nf llu-ro were . dllWIUtli .north on Orange avenue to Robinson nve- up n slptemcnt of the condition nnd |mhI3lh of March. . at a reasonable figure, they will erect a business Tuesday morning until a late nue, east around Lake Kola, west on Cent tshed it. The number organizing ~thc A Colmn general amnesty bill hns been large plant to manufacture celery tonic, hour. trul to Main street, south on Main.circling union, limited in number and nerrnge, ap­ .signed by President Gomez. It provides celery salt and other compounds from the These fox hunts are becoming very jxip- Lake Lucerne and north on Lake Lucerne pointed a commission house in a distant for the release front prison of nil prisoners celery-plant. It Is a well known fact ular nnd many guests in the city stop nnd north uii Orange avenue to thu driv­ city as sole selling agents of "Sunford not convicted of atrocious crimes. Celery Union." nnd they ha ve since bo ad­ that celery enters largely Into the parts over to lake advantage of this great cross ing park. During February sixty new cases of bu­ of different medicines, fond products nnd country sport. Some of the great fox One of the most attractively decorated vertised themselves. . bonic plnguc were reported in Guynquil. condiments and the location for a plant hunters of the Eust who delight in paper mnchlncs in line wns that of Senator and .^n^effort Was then begun tochange the Ecuador. to manufacture these products is near hunts and tame foxes should come to Mrs. J. E. Buxton, of Vermont nnd Orlan­ sIuiih; of the Sanford celery crate by mukThe Mexican volcano Colima is again the spot where the most celery is raised. Sanford nnd take one of the moonlight do, which was* artistically brnnmenied Ing it shorter nnd thicker. Tlic crate suggested did not nppcnl to active, nnd gfave apprehension is feH for Naturally Sanford would tie Selected for chases after a real fox in ids native with California floppies "made in Or­ the celery growers because, lu spile of u haunts. this site and if the iaoJect materializes lando. the safety of nntives nnd stock inthesurour city will have a plant of large deTiie firsr prize was awarded to Mrs. S. small increase in cubic dinientions, it was -roundlng country. JUDGE G. A. HANSON IS DEAD Ives, (lie second falling to J. L. Giles; found that both held the same amount of Rear Admiral Sperry has been relieved ntension employing several hundred Mrs. Berman won third and Horry Bee- celery, except in small sizes. In lauding hands. of the command of the Atlantic battleship cars the thicker crate was npt ns well . Welt Known Jurist out! Writer Died mun fourth honors.—Orlando Sentinel. All the celery that is now unfit for the Heel at his own request, and Rear Admiral adapted for air 8(>acc. WltlimA which suc­ , In Tumpa market, known ns culls and often left in Schroedcr has been appointed ns his suc­ Thr. Missouri Girl cessful refrigeration is impossible. The the field will thus be utilized and such n Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock at ids cessor. The Missouri Girl is u comedy drumn standard crate makes a much better dis­ residence, 904 Marion street, Judge G. A, factory would tend to keep up the price Last week the steamship Mauretania of of celery at a fixed value. Thousands of Hanson, one of tin* pioneer citizens of that produces more genuine hearty lnugh- play of the contents uri(1 gives the buyer ter than anything yet written. In con­ a better opportunity of inspection anti the Ctumrd line made the trip from New dollars would be saved ito tbe growers the city of Tampa, breathed his Inst. nection with the strong nnd Interesting lessens the chance nf inferior stud being York to Queenstown in four days, twenty every yeur and ourijlicat product would Judge Huns in was-a native of Tennes­ plot, it contains the most ludicrous situa­ nm in tm him. In addition to all tills, ~ hours and two minutes. become a »tuple article and not subject see. where hit family were prominent, tions _ ever conceived. The company Sanford celery growers see no reason why On his African hunting trip. Mr. Roose­ to tiie fluctuations of the market. and prior to (inning to Florida passed presenting the play this senson is com­ tiie limited few should change an estab­ velt will not engage In promiscuous killing The Herald will give the full particulars through the privations nnd sufferings of posed of the best known (ample in the lished mid highly satisfactory condition. of animals nnd birds, but will endeavor to us soon as the same ure ready for | hjI>- the Civil war as a member of the Con­ theatrical profession, who ure fully able It is too much like the tail trying to wag secure some of tbe very finest specimens. licnliun. federate army. to extract (Ids fun and dole it out to the the dog. After the war he returned to the prac­ A bridge Is to be built over the Rio public itf*3. must satisfactory manner. The general opinion prevailed thnt the tice of his profession and at once rose to Grande river between Brownsville nnd KEEP UP THE ADVERTISING Nine of ihc old favorites remain in the rumored results of (lie last season's busi­ the front rank. He was one of the IsudMatamorrts, connecting tbe railway sys­ cast, mime of them have played their rules ness hy Uie Union would he sufficient to tems of tbe United States and Mexico. Sanford Must Continue The Stride Al­ Ing counsel for the Pacific Railway corn- continuously for eight seasons. This eliminate them as a disturbing element in puny, and was instrumental in securing ready Taken An earthquake is reported near Jerusa­ guarantees a flrstclnss performance. The the year's market. But white thcniitugut Alien t our proposal that now wns nn the passage of certain bills through con­ new people added for this season were lem which destroyed severalbuildingsumi of business they are doing is insignificant, gress that insured the building of that opportune time for the establishment of a killed n number of (teoplc. selected for their |>eculiur fitness for the their agents have advertised to the world Sanford Business Men's League for ihc great continental railway, which has been roles,they ore to ussume nnd it is safe to J. 0. Carter, advisor of Queen Lilluoknthnt the Union leu-inch crate contains ten of such great wortli to the west. lani, when tiie latter wns Queen of tile pur|MiBC of keeping "Lucky Sanford" to predict that “a better Ilian ever" line can jw cent more than the standard eightIn 1879 he was elected to the state .Sandwich Islands, died in Honolulu lust the fore, the following from Printer’s Ink senate of Tennessee. His nomination safely he added to the advertising matter. inch crate. This hns aroused the celery is interesting: week. growers. Tuesday night a representutivk •The Jacksonville Advertising Agency and election were contrary to Ids per­ Millinery Opening numtier inet nt the office of Murrell A Min-^ Rather than prosecute the government sona! wishes, but after being elected he has been placing the advertising of tiie Mrs. J. H. Bruton wishes to Inform the shew, a t which meeting Mr. Preston, editor libel eases ngainst the New York World sacrificed Ids own interests to attend the DcLand Business Men's League in tbe public Hint her fine stock of spring mil­ fif tiie New York Produce News wns pres­ and IndinnapollB News for expressing tiie columns of several of the nationally cir- session of the legislature for tiie purpose linery is curoute and wiH be here in time ent, when the matter was fully discussed, eulated magazines, X Iíe'm nT irm itnrf -<4-recuriug-iluuui¿£{igil of a bill for a [Sirgtna. tlmiiisvlvas . pm in cvtdimc c .. i'uiiuma canal deal. District Attorney Jonew city government for Memphis. The tlds advertising has proyadLsatisfactory. hw mnmierji partonon Palmetto avenue, Tiie contents uf a standard crate taken sejth D. Ken lint* of Iml Inna has resigned. result*!? the measure wns to prrtcticully In the words of Mr. V. W. Gould, who had In addition to 33,000,000 worth of new the matter in hand, the inquiries kept put the city of Memphis in the hands of two doors from Stumon's Restaurant. from a loud on the street was (tacked into Mm-Bruton will havu n large and most the union ten-inch crate. The packer mils, the N. Y. Central railroad will spend the correspondence department of tiie a receiver, nnd it can lie said that under complete line of everything in millinery failed by two stalks of celery lu ^ c l the $8.000,000 for rolling stock and other league busy. A new campaign is being the provisions of that law, it enjoyed the and all the latest creations will he shown. contents uf the eight-inch crate into the -equipment. outlined im iutirfi- extended ..lines, which ties! form of government in all its history. Remember the date, Monday the 13th. ten-inch crate. This explodes the claim Several years ago lie moved to this A verdict has been rendered in favor of will be placed toward the beginning of that one holds more llinn the other. The state and look up Ids residence in Barthe Government against tiie sugar trust next fall by the same agency." Band Concert Next Sunday celery growers wunt> tlic trade to know far $134,110,03 for tam|>cring with weight Confirming our inquiry us to these facts low, where he practiced law nnd entered The following program will be rendered the exact facts, und only usk a square ■«[ raw sugar imparts. Mr. Percy P. Vyle of the Jacksonville into Journalism, being the editor of the by the Sanford Hand Sunday afternoon, tleul, hut they deplore the fuel that the Bartow Courier-Informant for u number March 14. ut 4 o'clock. i'raf. M.ircouj says that lie will be able Advertising Agency, Buys the advertising zeal of a deluded few disturbssaiJsfuclory of yours. Later he was elevated to the 1. Match. H u m i i k I l l i r t .u t I __ wiilun u year in sand wirete^v messages ran through the principal wiiucr moulds • ................ Robert H « t « conditions, while making u futile cfTort to and that lie is now plunning along lines bench and held a term of office ns judge 2. Overture.'Ta«l from snore to snore of the Atlantic. »ml f m ilH"... . ilalliy hreuk up a home market in the interest of uf the Sixth judicial circuit uf the stuie a. Mmill. "American Soldier", triiiui« A. Myrni 4 Selection, "Martha" . . . Kiotow u distant commission house. Hie N. Y. Mutual Life InsuruuceCo. hns more extensive. With the coming or of Florida. - 5. LU«'« Dream W sluei.......... .j F. UuliaM greater activity In bind development ad­ ueeepl.nl from Richard A. McCurdy $815,—A. T. Ross in km. 0. March, "Triumphal" ...S, tl Stambruush Following Ids retirement from the bench Serenade. "LovInS Lyes ...................Dolby OuO in full settlement of $ 0,000,000 suit vertising. municipal advertising and he moved from Bartow to Tampu nnd 7. 8. Overture, "Caruusat ............. .........Dolby Garner &. Roberts New Departure to recover that amount fraudulently taken Uusiness league advertising, the town* practiced his luw business, again enter­ It. Galop, "Taperlill"......................... . Dolby who do nut advertise next fall and win­ The grocery firm of Garner &. Roberts from the funds uf the company. ter ure going to get left. From the indi­ ing the ranks of Journulism and accept­ Announcement is constantly striving after new business By the burning uf u tenement house in cations in this ofllce, next fall and winter ing the editorship of the Tampa Tribune, With this issue. The Herald offers n flub New York last week, leu persons lost their is going to witness ii "scramble" for Flor­ (be paper which was eventually bought rale of $1.50 n year for The Herald und nnd more business and tills week install­ ed a mammoth refrigerator in which fresh Lves because of rubbish-choked fire es- ida lands, and if Sanford keeps to the by the Tampa Publishing company and the New York Produce News. (The pink iqttiUl.td.all.kiudx-wiU 1m - kept in -eofcl- ... .iaiise*. 'Uic CUMpe uf. tlm JitC j?flUribUll'd fare i w i l|I J B her -stmrer If-vtre ii-rorv .Jiiowpuntuid. with.Thu .Tampa Tluuts. i ssi T — " storuge for their new ment store. They to the Black Ham) organization, ns one of \ent to rest nn laurels already won (or on For the past two years the judge has Tlic Produce News lias always been in wiU bundle the bestJof everything In the Hie tenants had three limes ignored their market reports) some oilier town will get been confined tu ids home by sickneis sympathy with tbe growers, and all those meal line uud ure now ready to serve tiie demand for money. t_____ lu lhe limelight. — —L - - — - - and be lias seh{nm appeared on the who do not luke this (taper should take trude in groceries and fresh und smoked streets, so that to muny of tiiose wlio advantage of tills offer. On March 18th a gold life-saving medal meats. ’ ’ *_____ have recently wade llialr homes it) Tumpa. For want of storage room, 1will doso, will be presentod to Miss Mary McGinn his face, which wns familiar to-all the Our Own cufTee, the best 23 cent coffee Do awny witii dust while sweeping car­ when she gruduufes from the Florence out buggies and hurness at cost, for thirty ou the market, for sale at Garner & Roberts' pets by buying Wizzard Curpct Cleaner uf older residents, was unknown. days. Now is time to buy. and save Crittenden training school ut Washington. W. W. Long. Tiie funeral services occured from tiie ■tores only. money. — Sximuta Ç axxjacc W orks . Miss McCann when a little girl Just con* Vr;**-*' VOICE OF THE PEOPLE L-Sri i S is �:".í! THE SANFORD HERALD March 13 i ^ . Sanford.- May be ell the -people In city nre not e s wild over the project of paving ns 1 am. but this movement to me is the greatest that ever happened to our Budget of Opinion " J u s t Be­ fair ctty:~ Tt leems lh*l Jtijl the sight Of 496 Washington Stre llie bricks lias given an added impetus to tween You and Me" B O S TO N , M A S S A C H U S E T T S Sanford's progress, and when the streets are paved, and the rails Tor the street rail­ EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT way nré laid, I will feel Justified In taking n day off and view ihe city Just for the satisfaction afforded. Having seen the Opening of Our New ‘ A Chlel Is Amonf Ye Taking Notes. great difference in Florida cities that had and faith. He'll Prent ’Em"--------^ paved streets and those wltliout them. It So Says Saunterer.» Iuib been the dream of my life to see San­ ford numbered among the progressive A newspaper It not altogether published to tell ones, nnd now that all of these great im­ the people what they would like to know, Init h a t to Sire much of lit apace to telling them what they provements orp coming at once. The Saun»•i*» to know.—<jreety. tcrer is walking on the thin nir of expect-1 W « or* Soiling T h e « « Goods ■S fw to lCotrmponJtneo lo T i t IltrolJ. ancy. Dlroct From-, Looms to You • « • To Keep a True Lent. | OUR WORSTED MILL ENDS we have decided to fa thla a fa ti—to keep 4 Having taken in a cash subscription the aell direct at the low price of 8 0 c p e r y ard . The larder lean j And d ean other day, I very foolishly invested part of Ureal value From fat of vents and sheep! it in mutton and the change from bacon OUR SPRING LINE OF FINE ZEPHYRS-GIngham», in abort lengths, atylra au tier lor to any U it to quit thadiah to mutton Was so great that the whole we have ever shown in cotton Honda. Merit 1 Hfflrsli, re ta tili • • Minima In atrlpea, fancy .checks. beautiful Q p To All family was poisoned. I have come to the range of coloring; well Wurth 12lie. only The platter hlgh'vrlth fiahT conclusion that the stomach of n Florida WAVERLY ZEPHYR-Chrcka. airily«. In a la It to feat an hour variety of atylca. unexcelled; worth T „d .r> Or ragged Su. editor was not made for delicacies, and 8c, only............................................... J ** Or show hereafter will be content with razorback PREMIUM ZEPHYR—An extra fine quail A downcaat look’and aourt and grits. ‘Trido goeth before n fall," good«, coloring enllrrly apart from onUNot Tla a faal to dole CURBSTONE GLEANINGS REMNANT ROOM! Monday, Feb. 15th Spring Line of W orsted Dress Goods T h / sheaf of wheat And m eat -------- - — - — IJnlM be hungry scml. _____________ It hi to fail from strife.'____ -*■ en a Man ■ Clea up to His Income \VV\V*VVV%V\ He owes it to his family and his business to provide adequate life insurance—The unexpected is always happening. B u t the I * protection must be arranged for before it is too late. w w iiH —»ary: worth I Sc. o n l y . . . r . ~ ■PLAIN CHAMBHAY—Fnllnirtge rrfenfor*: worth 25c only t9 c per y a rd .................... TfYhñt o m í S T ^ r n U '^ T T stiil asleep upon the sewer pipe on the lake front, and I PERSIAN. i ’hAlDS-=i>*Ugl4ul.Jw. lUúkr-.itt» . -From old debate —1•.......... •— And beta; iihoughYfiove'FcjWMedly-called the at-1 <»« • we.r;-w»th S5?. o n l y . W To circumcise thy life. AND PRINTS. In »hurt length», nt trillion of the city council to the fact that PERCALES very low prices "r Toshow a heart arlef-rent: the pipe was broken, nnd the appearance OUR WORSTED DRESS GOODS are well worth T3 afarve thy lin. OP THE UNITED SIAIES Not bln — seeing, a t no other «tore „can show them- ii.it»Is * ’ <* * of the lake front greatly maned, no action as And that a to keep true Lent. we control the entire line exclusively has yet been tnkeir+n regard to the name 27-INCH IIIRUSEYE COTHML DlAi’EgS^Wry J. 5. COTIES, Jr., General Agent, Jacksonville, Fioritili best quality: worth 80c (or 10 yards; g 4 Army officers of uncertain years and Next week 1 propose to take a delegation sale price......................................... u MRS. E. P. WELBORNE, Spedii! Agent , known avoirdupois, are welcoming (he of citizens to view this unsanitary spot, 54-INCH WORSTED SU m N G S-O dds anil ends and maybe public sentiment will be strong of season; regular price $1.25; while 39c coming into office of hefty Bill Taft, tie they Inst 39c per yard. will not likely run in nny cold decks on enough to remove it. [ IIALANCE OF OUTING FLANNELS, t mA n . . . them like those |>edestrinn and horseback the 10c quality; clrnn-up price....... u stunts that Roosevelt has been guilty of 4 Sunday he wore n rose on the Inpci of Mnll Orders will receive prompt attention during his official years. They look with his coat, and when the plate wns passed complacency upon golf and tennis in which he gave a nickel to the Lord. He had several bills In his pocket nnd Taft Indulges. Titcy can loaf on both jobs sundry change, perhaps a dollar's worthy nnd bass the umpire should he get ftldc enough to nsk if they were pretty well but he hunted nbout, and, finding the poor teed on the links, or look into a racket on little nickel, ho laid it on the plate to aid Successors to N. H. GARNER the tennis field. When it comes to horse­ the church militant in its fight against the Great Value--Well Made T 1 back riding or pedcstrinnism - Taft inis n't World, the flesh and the devil His silk hat was beneath the seat, nnd anything on the nrtny men. He’s not n Mise alarm on any of these athletic the gloves and cane were beside it, and the ------acts.----------------------------------------- —■ —- fliefcel-wtts-ott-llie-tdrtte—«- whole—nickel.- * Do You I On Saturday afternoon he had a gin ! 4 I notice a bunch of lory negroes hnng- rickey at Uic hotel and |iiq fricml had-a-l H A Y A N a C R A T N --------------- -----(Tcjxit every fancy ilrink,wtille the cash register stamped ¡ *• day at train time, nnd have often won­ 35 cents on life slip the boy presented to dered why they were not made lo move him. Feeling off a bill; lie handed it to X on. Unless they nre hack drivers or por­ the lad, nnd gave him a niekel~ilp when | ters of tlte hotels they have no business he brought back the change. A Complete Line of Cigars and Tobacco there, nnd often this narrow walk In blocked A nickel for the Lord mid a nickel for | by them. the waiter I AGENCY FOR PLOW’S HIGH GRADE CANDIES AND • • • And tiie man hhd his shoes polished on I ROYAL SCARLET BRAND OF CANNED GOODS 4 My old friend B. M.Tench, representing Saturday afternoon, and handed out a dime o large shoe firm, was in the city ill is week,■ without u munner. He had u shave, anti [ and among other items informed me that paid fifteen cents with equal alacrity. The kind that Mother never before did the Hale of Florida pre­ He tOok a box of candies borne to his I used to make? sent such a busynppcnrnucc. Every city, wife, .and paid forty cents for them, and | Come and See Us, or 'Phone 3D town ant* hamlet in the state seemed to be the box was tied with*a dainty bit of rib­ doing nnre business than ever before, nnd bon. ___________ * The Kind That Looks on era of piyspcrity is surely coming our Yes, and he also gave a nickel to the way. He wns ulso very enthusiastic over Lord. Like Bread, Tastes Like the rapid development of tlte Sanford sec Who Is the Lord T Bread, and is'Bread? tion. Who is He? Why, the man worships • • u Him ns Creator of the universe, the one Sanford is blessed with a bunch of the who puts the stnrs in order and by whose biggest hearted (tcople in tlte world, and The Finest Line of Pas- ▼ immutable decree the heavens stand. everyone loves his neighbor or makes tries in the City Yes, he docs, nnd he dropped a nickel in noise like it. If the baby falls down there lo support the Church militant. are always half n tloserr kind-hearted % And what Is the church militant T neighbors to rush in anti help the mother Tiie church militant Is the body thnt apply arnica nnd rock the young hopeful Celery now being marketed. Selling for good prices. represents upon the enrth the great God Our Wagón Will Stop At to sleep. If sickness occurs there arc the man gave the nickel ta Your Door Every Day dozen ministering angels to offer tlieir ser­ And the man knew that he was but nn vices, ami the strangers are made to feel COME ANO SEE that Sanfonl is home at the very start atom in space, and he knew the Almighty There is no shoddy aristocracy in San was wltliout limitations? and, knowing ford, nnd it docs iny heart good to Bee all this, he put his hand in his pocket and tlte (tropic dwelling together in peace and picked out the nickel and gave it tu the Lord. hnrmony, and everyone is a good fellow And the Lord being gracious and slow to whether he wears a diamond pin in his (Caterers to the Public) ungcr, and knowing our frame, did not slay cravat or wears no cravat at all. the man for the meanness of Ids offering, • a a Com plete L in e o f G roceries but gives him this day his daily bread. 4 I notice (lint many of our citizens nre But the nickel wns ashumed.if the man trimming up the beautiful rdiadetrecs that wasn't. udorn our streets, nnd taking off theSpanThe nickel hid beneath a quarter thnt ish m ou. moss is a beautifulsigW-Wow givrn b y n (VjBr;wuninn who ^viislici to the tourist, but it works an injury to the tir n living. treéii. ami il allowed to grow will gradually — T he S aunterer. entwine the entire tree in its loving em­ A ttention, Eagles! brace, and the result is a deud tree. Once The installation of Celery City Aerie a year this work, of cleaning up the trees should be done, nnd much good will result, will take place on Tuesday, March lfith, not only in the appearance of the trees, from 3 to 8 p. ni. at the City Hail. AU Pico Block members are requested to present them­ Low Prices. but in the growth of same. Easy Payments. Our city would present n more p le a s in g selves at that time. You are also re­ picture to the eye If more shade trees were quested to meet trains at the depot on planted, the grass plats kept clean and that day to help thu reception committee The Popular Price and more attention [raid to the grass. Next receive and entertain visitors. All those wishing to join the order be­ season a number of new winter residents will build Itames here, and tlte dwellings fore charter is dosed will please call on sltould be enhanced by more trees nnd secretary at tiie office of Coca Cola Bot­ shrubbery. With our Irrigation the lawns tling Co., or on Wm. H. Hand. Special Rates by the Week First Class Special Tables Reserved For I-a'he* S. Runge, Sec. P. T. of Sanfonl can be made most beautiful in r- * appearance, and the grass and plants kept d e a l e r s in Important to Investors green aU Uie yeur round. Tracts of land of I, 2, 3, 5, 10, 40, 70 (Corner Palmetto and First Sts.) • • . acres, a t prices $300, $500, $0§Q,4 8 0 0 4 AhjghtyresjieticdoUi friend wishes me and $ 1200 . ST" Altamonte Spflngs, Or­ * toVemark through the columns of T he ange county. Florida—the most desirable H erald that 0. D. doesn't always stand residence or winter borne location in Or­ for doctor of divinity. ange county. - Pure water, high rolling • • • land of best quality, interspersed wiUi 4 Tiie bricks now being placed la position innumerable clear water lakes; .nne'of, FIRST CLASS CRATE M A TER IA S, Sunford. Fla. on the streets for paving are only inani­ Uie most healthy locations tn South Flor­ .Office and works 214 Oak Avenue N. H. Fooo, ■’ * ■# mate objects and yet every one of them ida. Apply to ’Phone 130 can almost talk about the good work Uiey 23-tf _______ Altroonto Springs. #H* T n h P r i n t i n r l Quickly anil Neatly E xecuted »! intend to do toward thj Improvement of The Herald's ‘»tone is No. 148 ANFORD , FLORIDA [uitaDie Life Assurance Society _ W e have Fine Line Hen's Pants $ 2 per Pair W ant Good, W holesome G A R N ER & ROBERTS High Grade Preserves, Jellies, Jams WHITE F R O N T GROCERY Kissimmee Celery Lands Flowing Wells Ta t e & M onroe Rich Land Cheap J . M. W IL L S O N , J r . , Kissimmee, Fla. The Crippen Music Store Sanford Machine ? Foundry Works ~ — High-grade PianosrOrgaTis, “ and Graphophones. — Repairing All Kinds of Machinery ' U P -T O -D A T E R E S T A U R A N T J. M. S T U M ON. Proprietor A u tom ob iles and Gas G. R. CALHOUN OOU m iltin g ¿ ili Best Fertilizers On Earth The Herald Printing Company �tr i» # , March 13, (909 A FLORID A BOOSTER W. J . TH IG P EN & CO M PAN Y Orange County . Man In .-Baltimore Shows Ills Loyalty A big boost for Florida, and what it can do for the energetic was adminis­ tered by James C. Higgins, division su­ perintendent of the A. C. L , of Sanford, Fla., who spent several days in Balti­ more Inst week. J n nn‘lntctYl&W 111 that city he said: “My homo Is In Orange county," snid he, "about the middle part of the penin­ sula. and it Is really n delightful region, healthful, pleasant the whole year round ond with opportunities for money-making that are simply wonderful. If I were to tell You the half of whnt some of our peo­ ple nre doing In the way of .ridding to their bank accounts by growing lettuce nnd celery, you’d think me a romnneer, but the facts arc well known and need no embellishment. I have o young friend who came down from Michigan and who mndc a contract with the owner of an improved place for the cultivation on shares of n single acre, to be devoted to ■those two vegetables. From tlmt small piece o f ground he gathered this season worth of lettuce and 1,080 bases of General Fire For Good Average Prices and Quick Returns Ship to JOHN V. DENTON & CO InsurancelcoMMissiON MERCHANTS Southwest Corner Washington arid "Charabera Streets Sanford Florida NEW YORK CITY REFERENCES: Aetna National Bank of New York City,'■or any Commercial Agency and to Hundreds of Shippers who are shipping to them regular CRUTCHFIELD & W00LF0LK Gutter and Galvanized Tanks Repair Work a Specialty P ITTS B U R G , PA. Sales Agents and Distributors SANFORD CELERY UNION BRANCHES Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue Santord, Florida T he M arks L Estate A gency S2.07 |vr box. The het profits of the two crops my friend puts nt 51,800. half of which went to'my E S T A B L IS H E D 1068 Mend. 1VFWr^frrrtW fJTiitcd States will you duplicate that record on one acre of suilT Of course, this was an extraordi­ nary return, but if one man can do it Are Offering Any and All Kinds of Florida Real Estate) another can. at as Low Prices and on as Reasonable Terms “The raising pf celery is laborious and at the outset exceedingly expensive, as it As Can be Had Anywhere. involves the elenring of hammock land— an awful job—and the purchnscof boards for bleaching the crop, besides the ex­ pense of putting water on the ground Olllce on Park Avenue. I>etween First and Commercial Streets. Sanford, Florida | _fri mi nrieal an. wells.—H is a fair-estimate to put the first year’s cost of the bush ness, including the value of the land, at $500 an acre, arid yet if the planter has ordinary good luck he should be-able to . pay this out In' full from the proceeds of the first season’s sales."—Jacksonville Chicago Room 10, Pico Block. Cincinnati SA N FO R D , Jacksonville * c _ W IL L B U IL D Y O U A H O M E New York Washington ’Plume FLA. Sanford SHIPPERS OF Florida Fruits +4+44++ The Sanford Building & Loan Association Melrojiolis. BRANCHES General Insurance Agents -F o r - P n rtirn iiiT K r'C n lt- m r Benefit o f Pre-cooling I G. H. F E R N A L D . P_ros SANFORD, FLORIDA -I^tt-wtoliog hae-been prnctfm l A. P. C O N N E L L Y time in California lo prepare oranges for shipment by taking the bent out of the J . C. HIQQINB A. T. R O S S E T T E « fruit and keeping it cool. It is regarded H. R. S T E V E N S ns giving better results than icing cars. TO P P R IC E S FOR YO UR ... It is also coming into use iitnong Florida orange growers. The same process has ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EAR LY VEGETABLES been introduce nt Stark for thoroughly when shipped to HEWITT. If you are not doing chilling strawberries before sending the ’ business with this House, write lo- them at once. the berries away. The Telegraph explains the process and apparatus as follows: "The apparatus consists of coiled pipes enclosed in u large box. When in use the C L E A N S AND P R ES S ES I pipes will be surrounded with ice and salt F R U IT AND PRODUCE C O M M IS S IO N M ER CHANTS nnd an engine will pump air through 10 E. Cnmdon St., Baltimore, Md. (hem. The air, during its (uissagH through References: This Paper and Thousands of Pleased Shippers In1*Florida Our Monthly Rate for Club Only the pi|H!s. will be-cooled to u very low temperature and when injected into u Giving you twelve pieces u month. We will will for and deliver your I refrigerator car loaded with strawberries clothes once n week. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. will thoroughly cool the berries before they start on their journey. This is what the company claims for it. nnd if the claims arc sustained the cooler will he a In Gold’s Barber Shoj) ’Phone GO Park Avenue, North | boon to the shippers, ns the berries will arrive as plump nnd hard as ’they leave here ami much ice will be saved." Sanford Pressing Club HEW ITT & CO. Ladies1 Skirts and Gentlemen's Clothing $ 1.25 M. P. LIPE, Manager. List of Unclaimed L etters Kemnining in the Sanford PostofTIcc nt close of week ending March 6 , 1809 : la d le s (irit-n Mlu Acne« Gitoon Mias U n ie (•Oilmen M in Emily ■Oural Misa Tiillyan liny Mrs. Ida Gerber Mumirlyn Mr» J. !.. Slmw Mrs S. O. Smith Mrs Lizzie SyttucrMrs. A. K. While Mm, Dully MmWilliams Mrs. Mary G e n tle m e n Alien Mr Thin. (Col.) Abbott Mr. Geo Uobrnt Mr Willie Ilcrner Mr. Henry latlrr Mr Coley Colwell Mr. Oro. Cole Mr. C. D. Denlxton Mr. L. jWwoodv Mr Will L Follow Mr. C. Hushes II II. Ivina Mr, Chat II John ton Mr, Kotiert McCrsy Mr. John Iraar Mr. Edward Patrick Mr. Cm l etrra Mr. William Reeder Mr. Dali ¡P*lsln Mr. Mnnnic Rhodes Mr. SsiBUel Smith Orimgr Smith K Dormii»! Woodruff Dr. J. F. William» Mr. Hanery Windham Mr, ja». ! FRANK L. WOODRUFF II Sanford's Only Exclusive Shoe Store STRONG LINE o r CHILDREN’ S SCHOOL SHOES .j. The Latest Fall Styles in Ladies’,- Gent’s nnd Children’s Shoes T Just Received CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Specifications and Estimates un Applications - Furnished t+ + + * + 4 + + + + + + + + + * + + + + + + + + + + + + 4 + 4 * + * + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + « I W ork Promptly Done ;j Drink a Bottle of 113 First Street O p p . P o s to fflc e say "Advertised," nnd give date of this list« — C iia s . F. H askins , P. M. ------*---------------------------Stw Saved Ilia Life "Madame Eiumu Calve was culled to the bedside, of a friend^ Dr. William T. Bull, a noted surgeon, of New York. The famous prima donna looked long at what . she believed to be the dying man nnd her sympathies were aroused and in or­ der to cheer him up a little, began to sing softly and slowly a few of the po|>ulur songs of the day. The patient at once became an interested listener nnd shortly requested to be propped up umong his pillows. "lie had taken cm new life, and ns Mate. Calve watched die effect, she sud­ denly ran ofT into rag time, and the C ITY CIGAR S TO R E GINGER A L E OR S O D A W A TE R Manufactured with pure distilled water—they will prevent illness, aid -digestion and give you health The Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals j: Latest-Style Golden Oak PARLOR ROCKER, only Sr ml tia f |.l$ and w r’ll p u t an d »li Ip yon th l« rocke r ’tn a t rfC O U fly K Ili al'rrt»Il~ltor*< for f?.*®. hoVton Tridiicr S »cal a n d tiuefc willi l ^ tic l i mill« a t tup. Mad« o f uak , fin l.b td ifoM ro andT nyhly pollalicd. Klnhoitany flnlth If d ta lrfd . You can »arc lot» o f money t>jr buying Sired lrwa Um tactarjr t!iat tmya liunlicr lu Mg lab . m akra nKtiln, M r t u l n a n d aclla Uk u i riglit lin e in th e South 1» ) h at Efrgtaalir a a rln g > o|t> a« ay «barge* atid rftall««*-. w t l i , » o r Mf trra cgtalaco« '»how» o»*r W d lffrrm t kind» o f chair» for parlor, d in in g room , k itchen, porch, , U w n, More, office—all alaea aud atylca—a ll a t lowcat bar* I g a la p r i m . Every c h a ir guaranteed exactly a* repren aented o r y o u r rooary. track. You ta k a no ria k w h a t ever. M all puatal to-day for C atalogue am i apcclal Clirlatmka I.tal. Mcaug dollar» In your pocket. patient begatrto applaud her. "By the time she had finished he seemed a changed man. An hour Inter he began taking nourishment.”—Ex. Children’s Dancing Class - - Miss (ielsle Hutt has opened a dancing d ais In connection wldi her other class. Lessons will be given on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at Uiree o’clock, at d»e Hotel Wilton. Terms, two dollars for eight lessons. “¿“in AM the Latest Styles in Ladies' and Children’s Hats MRS. C H A S . T. CL ARK NEXT DOOR TQ PEOPLES BANK. ¡j �OPERA HOUSE, W ED N ES D A Y N IG H T , Id 17TH FRED RAYM ON D ’S E V E R L A S TIN G D O M E S TIC C O M ED Y ale of Joy, Sorrow and Amusement of Simple Country Folks! Handsomely Staged! A Score of Original Musical Features and Bright Up-to-Da te C o m « and Laugh W ith “ Z E K E ” and “ D A I S Y . ” MW £<-m - ♦ f t t t t f $ ! * f * * > ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ H H f H W » »»* » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦■ tu ttitttx tx tt �COUNTY HAPPENINGS A Budget pf Interesting Items Prom Correspondents TH E EVENTS OP ORANGE COUNTY Efficient Staff of Reporters Weekly Covers the Territory for ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Special Correspondence lo The H erald: of her “famous" dialect recitations, and Mrs. Mosler, who has a beautifully culti­ vated voice, favored the assemblage with several vocal selections which were high­ ly appreciated. Mrs. Foster is an ideal hostess, endeavoring to make each and every one of her guests feel at ease, and her hospitality is much appreciated by the ladies of Oviedo, who will regret to see her return to her Northern home. Mrs.-T. L. Mead, who Is president of the Ladles' Club Is certainly to be commend­ ed for her activity In matters pertaining to the advancement and bettem ient'of the town. It Is largely due to her untir­ ing efforts tliat the sufficient finances "have been secured to defray the expense of planting shade trees. The weekly visit of the Sanford Her­ ald Is certainly a welcome guest, and tha perusal of its columns is both entertain­ ENTERPRISE. ETCHINGS s. ing and instructive, and his large circu­ Special Correspondence lo The Herald: lation is evidence that the efforts of Edi­ Friday, night C. F. Stend gave a launch tor Holly are highly appreciated by the party to some of the young ladles. Those public and lucky Sanford is lucky and enjoying the trip to Sanford nnd back undoubtedly highly appreciates the good were Mrs. Geo. H. Comet; Misses Thayer, things he publishes nboht lucky Sanford. Davis, Pattilio, Quackenbos, Etlicl QuackThe press of Florida Is the greatest pro­ en bos, and Mr. Stead. rn moter and advertiser of the possibilities Mr. Pratt of Jacksonville came Sunday nnd progress of the State's grent future, for his children, Francis and Ethel, who and should have the hearty support of were left here last fail. every citizen. While Sauford, the Celery Two girts cmiic to thé Orphanage toïfiïÿ" City of Orange county, now clnlms the nnd they expect two more Saturday. cognonien uf J u cJuLSjuiitiril, Minimum; *—v hgo w mts » r r h ttc w ear Springs can with equal pride be called ray where he will remain during the to­ unc~of Qic most progressive villages in mato season. Old Orange, ns the beautiful winter rcslMr. and Mrs. F. Baer of Buffalo. N. Y., dehccîi «ml tiw pros­ who hove spent the winter here, left lust perous fruit growers and remunerative Friday for their home. farms give evidence. For a permanent Dr. and tyrs. Hird and family of Can­ residence tills location Is not suriuisscd ada, who have been occupying Mrs. Geo. In the State,its nntural advantages, high, H. Count's residence, left Inst week for healthy location, pure spring water, the Tampa, Cuba and other points. most important requisite for good health. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. B. White of Brnddock, Exceptionally good Innd for fruitgrowing, ’enn., leave for their home Thursday, field crops and vegetables of every de­ after having spent tho winter at Epwortli scription with abundance of pure, soft Inn. watec stored in the innumerable SpringQuite a little excitement was caused fed Ukei convenient for irrigating and Sunday by a forest fire wesi of John every other purpose for which pure soft Saul's home, but being taken hold of In water is needed, makes this location the lime did not do any damage. most desirable for either a winter or per­ We observe'that Mr. Varice Holmes of manent home, > Its health is demon­ Sanford finds his way to Enterprise quite strated by the absence of resident physi- frequently,—Wonder w hnts the nttrne-1 dnns ns they would have no support, and are obliged to move on to some other less -henfthyiwntttnrid firnclice their vocnGENEVA GLEANINGS. tion. The hotel, under the management Sprtlnl Corrrapomlcnrr lo The IlcinU lr ■—______ ; MrrnmiMrs.-S.~M, Regular monthly services were held nt tors of the popular Shirley Hill Hotel, the Baptist church Sunday and Bn*- Iwe N. II., has had a most prosperous season, Smith gave us two fine sermons.- - This and every guest Is an advertiser for Al­ church 1ms recently been organized, nnd tamonte's delightful climutc and attrac­ has now only a small membership, hut is tiveness. Muny tourists hqve come to growing in number nnd influence nnd we investigate (lie alluring statements they hope much good may be done by ngnin had heard about this haven of rest nnd having the doors of this House of God its attractive entertainments, with no in­ opened for regular worship. Bro. Smith tention o"l prolonging their visit beyond n has been elected pastor for the church, few days, have become so enthusiastic nnd J. A. Worthy superintendent of the over its nntuyil beauties nnd social en­ Sunday Vhool. tert,nlaments, have continued their visit Rev. G. H. Sleg and family have re­ the entire season, and many have be­ turned to their home in Amerlcus. Gn., come so captivated that they have built much to the regret of their many newly elegant winter homes here, nnd are en­ made friends. About year ngo Mr. joying lids imequalcd winter climate Sleg came to our vicinity hoping thereby ami social entertainments to the limit, to benefit his health, but not receiving and leaving with regrets nt business cal), the constitutional help he wished from but In all cases with _ the pleasant this climate he returned home. thoughts of returning next season to re­ H. H. Pattishall has completed ids new the happy associations. handsome new residence nnd will move in this wepk. This is quite a pretty CITY PROPERTY OR TR U C K LANDS Come and See Us HOARDING CELERY. SANFORD, FLA It Makes No DifTeJence What You Want or Where You Want It W E _ H A V E IT and on Terms that are Right H O W A R D -P A C K A R D LAN D C O M P A N Y Hardware and Farm LUCAS PAINT Used In Uncle Sam's Paint Shop During the past year the U. S. Navy has consumed 01)1,000 |<ounils of I “ Implements RI WELL DRIVING We have lhe largest and best equipped plant for driving wells in this section of the country and are prepared to lill all orders prompt ly. Our machinery is up-to-date and our workmen are skilled in the work. Lucas White Paint OVIEDO OCCURRENCES Miss Hnzel Ford of Atlantu, who has l>ecn the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. C. N. Mrs. Tunstlll, an accomplished Indy of Madison, Wit., has been in Oviedo for Hays for some time, has returned home. some time on n visit to Mr. and Mrs. Miss Ford made muny friends while here Yonge. She is a sister of the former and and we hope soon to have her visit our town again. litis very much enjoyed Iter visit here. All of the Geneva folks who are not The Lamps' Club conducted u rummage sale Saturday evening in the Lawton subscribing to the Sanford Herald should Bros.' store, the proceeds of which will be do so at once ns it will be full, of in­ used in planting shade trees along ,our teresting items regarding Geneva. Mrs. Spindler of Canton, O., after n principal thoroughfares. The sale was visit of softie length to Mrs. Claud Haulerquite a success, a neat sum being 're­ alized. A number of trees have already son, has returned home much pleased been planted, nnd in the near future our with this balmy climate. — Robert H um s-and-fam ily wlm 1mve Btreets will present n. hnmlimmo— been visiting their-father. Dr. J. J. Bums, unce. Itave returned to their home in Kentucky. Mrs. H. II. Patlishull is spending a few days in Jacksonville. Herman Daniel, who is teaching in Chuluoiu, spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win. DanieL Mr', and Hr». Jones of Augusta, 'GaY. have been visiting at the home of the former's brother in Geneva. Geneva is steadily tbo'slowly growing, and we hope soon to hear the whittle of the Sanford &. Everglades Railroad as it makes Its trips, connecting with popular and lucky Sanford, one of the brightest little places In Orange County. With new residences being built, many new families moving in, celery being success­ fully raised, our part of the county will grow. We now have two churches and a fine school. Slwcis) cortripotHlrnl taT hc lli-rakl. A spar*j>uvLettiu:eI 0fli8fl9r € a tilif ltr w e r T r e ti^ e lc ., ] i I Sell the Land—Your Brains. Money, and Muscles Makes the Crop and the Profit Drain and Irrigation Material ■fi-; p fh h Wa<- make special carload .prices on mixed sizes of sewer pipe, 4 Inch, 8 Inch and larger sizes. Also second quality pipes a t reduced ralos. See us befure buying. Cep. H. F ctnald Hardware Co. (ertaimnent of the ladiet, Miss Me Sweeney, u student of the Emerson School of Oratory, Boston, favored the Winner Washing Machines guests with several recitations ' which A few more of these still left, sold strictly were much enjoyed. Mrs. J. E. Alex­ on guantee. If they do not do what we ander rendered in Inimitable style several claim, money is refunded. Harry J.Wilson IM PROVED IR R IG A TED F A R M S --U N C L E A R E D LANDS — Flowing Wells on All *. m - —*— —•—• Celery Delta and other^Desirable Tracts in Blocks tu suit Ihudiuscr. Prices nnd descriptions upon J . N. W H IT N E R First National Bank request. Building �March 13, 1909 THE SANFORD HERA(* IN JUSTICE COURT THIRD DIS­ In the Circuit Court of the jth Judicial TRICT, ORANGE COUNTY Circuit of the State of Florida FLORIDA for Orange County, Frank W. Gray fun, Geo W Adams ty— »ISinfnnl ------ and C G Perry, pnrtncraThrinjrhaBt^ ) Hill in Chancre ness as the .Pastime Theatre Knione l u UwArr Unknown, and) vs. Plaintiffs » .Ml Whom It lia» Concern: T Williams and A R Boone, doing Lpt'n »pplicatlon of the City SoRcitor, tr business as Theatre Film Supply hereby ordered Hut on nr-befóte (he I ehCompany. Defendants ary Hule day next, hern* Frbrtory t, A. To T. Williams and A. It. Boone, J Bt---Âwe.îSur‘’ ,»uu *vmr ---— — — limn ini' j»"J Birmingham, Alabama: OJ >our re«prctlve in tèrn i« 111. right t0, You ore hereby notified that nr Hen« in __ ____ _____ _ „„ writ of attachm ent has been issued *’f í aí'í,,r,*> *nd Hricribrd in the bill »*: against T. Williams und A. R. Boone, ¡« further ordered that thi« order lie doing business ns T heatre Film Supply Puh l.be. in the Sanfur.l Herald, a nru.iui, ^Company, ami your property, towit; publithed in «aid Cily, once a week fur eig eort.eeulite wrckt prior to uid rule day. seven Teels of films, now in Sanford, my hand and wal of the «aid ei Florida, haa been attached to satisfy cnitMilne«« court thia iSlh day of November. A. 1 the demand of the above named plain­ >90B, .11. M. Hnbinton,. (Seal.) tiffs, amounting to tw enty-eight (28) 23-8 Clerk- —* Circuit Court. Orange County. dollars. -v t herefore, this is to command you to appear before me, the Justice of the Peace in und for the 'Third District of Orange County, S tate of Florida, a t my office in Sanford FJoridfi, on thefithduy of April, A. D. 1909; otherwise judge­ ment will bo rendered against you, and your property sold for the said debt. Witness my hand and-official aeal at Sanford in the county bf Orange and the State of Florida on this the 10th 17th. A. It. IPOS, Ut »anioni Florida, day of Fobninry'A. D. 1909. l-l-d M A R TH A K. JO H N S. Kxmmtrix L. G. Stiu Nofellow , Ju st'ce of the Peace .‘ini Dist ,*«« »■ «« • • ” , *i gyl) 1 ** « H U p Vxr I a HAVE YOU SEEN THE Peoples Bank of -Sanford Capital $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Opened for business in 1906 Accounts of Residents of Sanford and immediate vicinity B lickensderfer? MOTTO: _ A TY P E W R ITE R FOR A L L PURPOSES “ To ta fair w ith botk friend and foe. Oft y o u r ow n little rights forego It P a ya.” IN SUR ED A G A IN S T LO S S One that will stand the greatest Cannot get out of alignment The best mnehine on the market A $100 Machine for $00 See them at The Herald ofllcc M U I IH I Now hnndles M. M. SMITH. President II. R. STEVENS. Vice-President G. S. DERRY, Cashier H. E. TOLAR Ass t Cashier 1 g g Hg jpr QC-Fla:- — 1 N o tic e o l D i s c h a r g e All persons are hereby notified that on, to-wit, the 30th day of June, 1909, The guaranty TruBt und Saving Hank will iibbly for its final discharge ns ex­ ecutor o f the estate of lu rin g A. Chase, deceased, to the Hon, William Martin, County Judge of Orange County, Florida, and fo r'th e approval by said County Judge of final accounting as set forth in its rejw rt to said County Judge’s office in the City of Orlando, Orange County, Florida. Orlando, Florida, January 1C, 1909. The Guaranty T rust and Saving Bank, W. M. Bestwi k, J r ., President. SANFO RD I have Celery bonnlrd [rady tu «hip In car lula almo! Mar«li-Ul I wan« tu» hear tremi Imyen t will pack-strictly fiuicy, |>»ujiil«r «Irr«. Weil Idrachcd. Inspr-cli.jn solicited. F. D. D A L E , Dartlct Orlando, Florida J. *++++++<• 4.++4.4+4 I Sanford Library i| ? F. SUNDELL * AND Harness and Buggies ROOM 20 Upstairs, Pico Block K. Hill's Uimlier Yard a a .j,a .j a Open Tuesdays 4 to fi p. m. ---- — .j, , j . • a Pope Contracting Company “High-Grade House-Building a Specialty SANFORD, FLORIDA. Nutlpc Is hereby irtvi-n Hint Martin Hoyle, V pim-hitucr of tnX ‘certifícalos •ininotl below, bn« IlIi«l saht certi fioatto In mv oltlee, mui ti n,Il­ io plinti luit 'or tax deoils to It-tifu In aoeor- -.Uum.-w lib-law.—.Suhl i:<irUUn»l--i« -i-mbntrri« the billowing ilctcrnsM pioporty »itilutrii In tl-anife County, Fiori rota., to wit: -UX1IT, a. All fallila S of lail* wA n. Mil rota Atin ! to Tiiriierlne extending to See. 8. II. 2t K„ n«- i Sesnoil In Itili name of W. II. Kuril-. S atu rd ays 4 to 9 p . m. ÌHGATE CITY HOUSE Ü J. D. PARKER. Prop. J! ” Mc-Kw riT — tTrt. so. tnrwt-sia ■ nr seri' uOfu i T ■> Room anil Bonn! Sl.fif! Per- Day. See ¡ll.TI'JUM. It. 1*7 K-. uagetted In tile tintile of Cbn». M MeKwInMeals, 3fir. Ceri. No. 13: txitn 2 A3 St Iota ", fn 111fttk. A. Mi IhumIII'» siili-rlfv. In See. al, Tji, 20». It. 27 H«iet«j| In the name of Unknown Ow ner ï I wihl C<rtllleates ahull lie reilii-rm-l neeor- •• S p e c ia l R ate by tho W eek Î tnf to law ini ilreils will Irnnie thereon tin­ nì ilnvof lleeomtier A. tl. IHh. Wltneanod mr «¡«iiutim- nini ulll.-lnl mul this *’»I*AA A ***,*, >*»,*, A A .*. .*. A A. .J, A ». A ,*. the 20 "day of November A. I>, 1WW. It. M, Itolilnnon. Clerk i Irmilt Court, Ornmre County, Fiorimi rlenry McLaul i n DEALERS IN Strangers Welcome Al plia Cement, Acme Plaster W. W . L O N G DEALER IN Fresh Meats Plans, Estimates, and nil Information relative to Building NOTICE In Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial Circuit of Flor­ ida. Orange county. _ l n c h.nn.ry ' --------.----------------- Ju«(uilan Drought v* Anna C. Woodhridxc. , bill to Remove Cloud from Tbomai A. Johnson Till? J.alvin A. Ponge and W * e U Morton To„ o’*- X. Johnson, Calvin A. i'oade and George « Morton: ------------ ----------------. f/w n the affidavit of Tboe. Emmet Wilson, here­ in duly filed he deposes and sayt: That he | l one (it the auornays fur the complainant in the alwve rntlltrd cause, th at affiant haa good rrason 10 beiirvp nnd dona believe that the defendants Thus. A. Johnson, Calvin A. Foage ami Geo. U. Morton are residents of a state or country other than this a ,?• *IM* the'resldence of them and of each J* them 1* unknown, and thal there Is no person in (tie state of Florida, the service of a subporna upon shorn would bind ■strrh defendnnis o r n t h e r of Groceries OFFICE AT RESIDENCE Uuiplslnauts's Sollcilurs, 2# 9 PHONE 2(11 FIR ST N ATIO N AL BANK O F SA N FO R D , FLA. P. H. RANO, P r e s id e n t P . P. P O R ST E N , C a sh ie r C EO . PERN A LD , V iee-P rea. B. P. W H ITHER, A sst. C a sh ie r Only National Bank in Orange County Funds Protected by Burglary Insurance S a fa ty D eposit B oxes fo r R e n t ORGANIZED 1887 El Capitan FO R S A L E de T a m p a Finest Five Cent Ci^ar On the Market In Enterprise ________ s iu iiu m _______ - Enterprise i Florida . The Pioneer Visible L. Rr~Plriiips' Drug Store ;i DON PEABO D Y ¿i FRESH. L J I IS* M E T O C O N T R A C T O R ■- W n U U n C O and B U I L D E R f* I Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty MÉATS It makes no clifTerence what Typewriter you use now. have used in the past, or may use, the machine you None hut first-class labor employed and all contracts guaranteed to he in accordance with plans nnd specifications AND GROCERIES J. I. ANDERSON’S will eventually buy is the Underwood, I tun In Business to i: T H E C . H. D IN G E E Jacksonville, -W rite ub • ' Florida for fu rth e r.in fo rm a tio n { V Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty Gas F i t t i n g • alici Desi Efiorti apposita City Hall i ,, ;; A P L A C E FOR LADIES AND G E N TLE M E N ♦ Short Order* At All Hours <> Prompt, Cleun Service - Everything F irs t Class t - Meal Tickets are Sold at Reduced Rates !; 'Pitone 230 * Mm AS R ESTA U R A N T Formerly Malinger of Centrnl Cafe All Wurk Keeeivea My Pcreonal Attention STATE DEALERS C IT Y H. E. W IS E, Proprietor —THE— H. & W. B. DREW CO. do Business for Those Who Need My Services Postofflca Box 771 (First Street, one thick frutn Ur put oppuslte 1’ustuffic«) Pluntbing and— r - - I N and that »ash of ihesakf-dsfeialantsts over i twenty-one years. • r ' ‘.(nrrefure ordered that you and each of you “f “aJ «W»»r to this bill on Monday, tbe 3rd day « May. 1900, the same being a ride day of this court It It further ordered th at tills notice be published Snajs * ™ k lor eight consecutive weeks la Tbe osnfurd Herald, a newspaper published in Sanford. “ •“ NWfkwmy. r w u te Witness. U. M. Robin too. Clerk of the Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit In and Tor said « u w £ a n d slate, March 2, 1.909.. B. M. SaMNum. Clerk WsLsaa, N ? » A P/UMt»; -By M A. Him set», D. C. Cheerfully Furnished - * il-ROOM HOUSE, 14 ACRES Notice of Application for Tax Deed Under Section 8 of Chapter 4888, Laws of Florida. '.‘t % AND ALBERT GRÄMLING UNDERWOOD Builders’ Supplies, Interlarchen Sand <••!••>-!■4 ' i - I < " H - /+!!-<■❖ ->•>+♦+* N O T IL E . tn Circuit Court, 7lh Judleinl Clrt-uli of Florida» Ornette county. Agent for Virginia Carolina f e r ­ In lte:|-ellllnn of-H, St. Overinstl. foriin-rly JEWELER ». M lisser, ituurdl-n. lo tene -il-iiblllil»-, of tilizers ----«nut-»«»* tif Jean*- I». Huker n-innvert. Suwon Hila day Uria' orni«« comIn« on lu Inani itpun sworn pet It Ino of the Uiiiit-IIiio herein and nlllduvlta attuehed tu »uhl pillion sud Ilio Court havlntr considered th>-mnt'er ««d tadriit ndrta-d In the premtxra. ifjitli eofiaider ttin> It Is lo Ihe oli«intatto of »old .leso' MY SPECIALTIES I., Ihiker that the disabitate» of uon-««eol the I ltd Jesse f,. linker lie removed Tonsorial Parlors It I« thereforo, OltllBItKH. ADjUlniF.H Pickard's Hand-Painted China ‘ A\ 11JlKDR KK(> t hill the snIII Jesse I,. Itaker Gorham's Sterling Silver ln-am) h« I« hereby nuthorlnsl to toko ehurite of sn'l manage his own ntTnlrs of the estât Fashionahle Hair Cutting Rogers' Piateti Ware Io inskr dlsehnr«!-» and ac*|ilii laiu-i-s,-in- ind el*-*’ sue-t, lout met niel lie eont-a'-ted within ami General Bàrhering Elgin and Waltham Watches like manner with Ihe aune llalillltlt» atei power» us though lie had renelle») II.... «e ol 21 |K-ar». IK»Nt: and lIllllKtlKll ni Chamln-rs this 28th tiny of January. A t>. lumi. H ot an d Cold O aths at all H o u ra, H ot S u l­ Minors, .loins. J udite, ele. p h u r O aths a S p e c ia lty ¡'tato of Florid». c,.mit y uf llmugc. I. It. M. itnlilnaoif, Clerk uf the I'lreiut One visit and you Ixvuroc u Summit i’ultun * otiti In and fur auld eotinty mid Stole, do ALL (i(X)DS GUARANTIED hereby certify that tho nlmve and foregoing P le a PI<ick a p p o s tta E x p re s s O ffica I» a trim mid rot net copy uf the Coler, us St peraof r nord In my olllee In Minuto llimk "N" pa*u uu mis anh day ‘ of January, A - lb lURJ MHues* niy Iiand and IHIlelsl seal thls2uth day of Jmfuary A. H IMW. „ . II. M. Robinson, Clerk, *2»__________________M. I. Hurt, H. C, Natice U herrby jjiven thal Gust .ind, punhaai-r "film CtJtifirniéSo ir»j? dalwl tin» Mil .... liar-*+ ■l‘u,r..A. U., IHU8, hai tiled salii u-rtiiicale In my otlu«-.- utid haa mnde application fur Ini (lc»»l lo j*»ue In arnmi/ince wlth law Said certi liratr <-m* ww-r» thè fullowlni itrscrlhrd prnia-rty ■itualixl In Ormate Coimly, Fioritia. tu-wltv ' b'd 31, New Upsula The sald land beinS nnsessed ni thr iloti- ut tluUiunni-r of such certi(gvle In tilt- nome ot IJn IdHrwn tiwner. Unless salii certificato aliali la» rnlermnl nw tonimi lo law, tax deed wlll isxue thi-mm un thr d2nd day of Marrh, A. D, 1001). Wllness my ulltclst slgnuaturr and u ni tiii», lite “ *h dar ul Febniary, A D. IttOI* i-WAl IIl M Bnmmi«i1 Clrrk Circuit Cauti O fahje Cuunty/ flurklu. Blackamlthlng and Horaaahoalng A U TO M O B IL E S FOR LIV E R Y USE Will Furnish Estimates fur any Building Repairs, Etc. Oftlee at A. __ Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged Ï Contractor and Builder Notide of Application for Tax Deed Under Section 8 o f Chap­ ter 4888, Law s o f Florida. »«v iiiU -ii In ffie tmnitfol' H E R A LD V •; ''A �Map Showing Beck Hammock and Surrounding Country Once A Wilderness, Now Home Of The Grower Brownes Subdivision of Beck-Hammock The Eh oftheN.Wh: the Wh ofthe theM.Ey*ofthe5.Wk3nd Unequaled (n Soil and Irrigation. Beau V ty of Scenery And Also Good Shipping Facilities Not quite one year-ngo Editar E. Brown. a retired merchant of Richmond. Indiana, came to Sanford in search of health. His keen business Judgment early demon­ strated the fact that not only was there health in Sanford but wealth also and after a careful Inspection of different lands that gave great promise of future yield Mr. Brown decided to purchase a tract of 260 acresoa Lake Jessup, known as Beck Hammock. * None but the stout-liearted wouhitackle the stupendous problem of this amount of land, covered with n tangled TowAshiß • rw 1«S a 4 3. . «1 A * «. Js 3* B. w ro ssr/r trees so thick Uiat-one could hardly pass through and expect to clear and prepare it for cultivation. But Mr. Brown comes from a race of pioneers ond be was quick to note that the rich soil of Beck Hammock would amply repay hint for the amount expended in clearing nnd putting a large force of men at the work went fearlessly ahead. Today a trip through Beck Hammock shows the hand of the wizard for his magical wand has touched the forest primeval and made it blossom like the The immense amount of labor expend­ ed upon this project can only be rcoiued by contrasting the well tilled fields with the wild land that is left. Broad avenues have been cut through the tract nnd dawn the center north a nd south-is«^ brond thoroughfare known as Richmond avenue, the natural beamy of which has been supplemented by beautiful palm trees, making a fine boulevard. The other streets have ulso been laid oütbh' broad lines, fountains of pure artesian water will gusli from the intersection of these streets nnd the nppenrnncc of this tract when finished will tie most pleasing to the eye of the observer. Many homeseekers have been attracted to BeCk Hammock this season by the wonderful fertility or tint soil, the natural beauty of the location and the great ad­ vantages of river and railroad shipping facilities. The tract is about 3 ti miles from San­ ford near the shores of Lake Jessup and will be greatly behefitted by having the principal leading station on the Snnford ft Everglades Rnilway located near the reputation of being the best 24 acre Corner where a general store und lumber tract of land in Orange county, yard will be opened in the next two years this land has been out of reach of weeks. Among those who have pur­ most prospective purchasers in this sec­ chased land from Mr. Brown in the past tion for the reason that the owners re­ fused to sell only as a whole. Mr. Brown six months arc: F. M. Lough, John H. Mitchell. Mary K. is from Richmond, Ind., having recently Hurst und S. E. Jordanof Richmond. Ind.. retired from the mercantile business of E. E. Swingle of Hickson. Tcnn.. Mrs. L that city, and came to Sanford for the H. Knapp, Iowa Falls, Iowa, H. C. Har­ purpose of locating a winter home. Upon grove, DesMoines, Iowa. R. H. Marks and being shown our celery fields lie was D. W. Walker, A. T. Rossetrr and A. B. piloted to "Beck Hammock" and at once Cameron, also have choice lots out of his keen business eye caught the wealth this valuable tract, and three others now of that beautiful tract of celery land and have options which will doubtless mean a a deal was soon closed purchase in the near future. "It was not known just how Mr. Brown Many new dwellings are being erected intended handling "Beck Hammock" un­ and Mr. Brown, is now clearing a fine ten til this week, when the writer saw his acre tract at the intersection of Geneva plans for cleaning roadsand preparations and Richmond avenues for himself nnd made for an elegant bungolo on a sitesewill erect a magnificent bungalow modem lected by Mrs. Brown among the im in every respect for the home of himself mensely large oaks, magnolias, and ~BtUUily pultnettoci uf the hammock. OonThe following appeared in the Chron­ siderable money will be spent along dec­ icle last May at the timfc of Mr. Brown's orative linea and on effort will be made purchase of Gulf Hammock:1 to produce every variety of fruit and or­ "On account of the rich productiveness namental trees that can be grown in this*1 of its soil this land requires less fertilizer, climate." anjl its strung flowing wells at an easy One of the principaL featurct_ of Beck depth-have given “Beck Hammock Hammock is the fine system of irrigation W.Schucht, Surveyor. should a deluge occur. In every wn>, Mr. Brown 1ms provided for the ionifnri of those who seek Beck Hummock fur it.eir homes and ere ninny months this great tract of land, formerly « wilderness “ ill be filled with new residents and the tan­ gled growth once the haunts of *dd ani­ mals will tie well tilled vegetable land nnd fine residences—land Unit is rich In ail that Nature gives to- produce plant life in its richest growth. The dream of Mr. Brown to establish ;i nnalem Utopia near the banks of Jessup will soon 1« fulfilled and the fruits" of his toil will (* garnered. The harvest will l»e the con­ tented growers reaping a mli"crop of vegetables each season nnd in this modem Paradise the seeker uf health and wealth can find Uie Elysium Any one wishing detailed information regarding these fine vegetable lands can get same by addressing Edgar I Brown." Sanford. Fla �i. ' V TW ELVE P A Û E S - PART II- PAGES 9 TO 12 HERALD IN S A N F O R D — Life ia Worth Living Number 30 SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. MARCH 13, 1909 ARO.UND fLORIDA|”e;C Z i f irc'rM'li," ,'onv~M"' The General News of Tlie Land _____ :___:of: Flowers' The city stables or Jacksonville werede| »troyed by Ore Tuesday night. Loss is about $0.000. Light buildings were destroyed liy fire M WIHIIgG V >ll / IIIBI I III S< inl Orange City Inst Tucsdny. The lire originated from n kerosene oil stove in the kitchen of the Hill residence adjoining the drug store, which, together with the Slurry House nnd new building next door, were burned. Loss about $20,000; insured for half that amount. Part of the DcLand lire | department went to the rescue nnd aided materially in checking the flumes. Flr»t Year at your FROM MACARONI DELTA + + + + + + - > + + + + - f + + + + * + + * + + 4 . + .> + F ro m The H e ra ld 's S p ecial C o rre s p o n d e n t . Rv W r t l l l I T cieptivnc------ -AY o u can ¿et They have raised our taxes this year hut they don’t seem to raise any good CULLED FROM TH E STATE PRESS roads through our section. Much rain this week ns we predicted. An Epitome of the Week's Most Im­ Fair nnd dry weather may come in the portant Happenings In the near future. - t r 1' State's Domain. Ahrulmm Lincoln Cul|>epper. of the The Norwegian hark Cclcr, which went Mudsock colored Hardshell CUTCh. will ex ashore near Pensacola during the recent change pulpits with Krnstus Wilbcrforce storm, has broken up nnd is n total wreck. Johnson, of Bungnlow Corners next SunHer crew wero-snved. IN MUSICAL CIRCLES— Jay. _ , -_V -' — * ~-:* — The Charlotte Harbor Northern railroad Drive yonr Wagon into JSjinford Rev. Confucius McCorkins will hold forth is to be extendcdjo...PliinL .City, wurk.ru | Jocksonvllle Spring Festival Society in Rev. Ligc McSwntt's pulpit next Sun­ .C u I L o i i - C - I E E aw lu^ . - . - » begin immediately. -----------— — L— - — -EvcnL ilay-ZUgu-atuThis wife uraboth*uff« ingf-**■—Wttit the NWW York Symphony Orches­ He can deliVer any bra mi you want out of from rheumatic twinges hnd bunions. On April I the Pork hotel, Jacksonville, tra, or Damrosch orchestra, four soloists will change management, Oliycr F. Dol»Our new Warehouse , ' Gill Plummer may he hauled up for li­ oT international fnmc will jjjnkc their first bins taking the place of A. J. Irvin. belous scandal for stating that Rev. Llge Without Delay----—^ appearance in Jacksonville, these sing­ After ten years before the United States ers. Corinnt! Rider Kelsey, soprano; Ne­ MeSwntt was a blooming old ignoramus • courts, the cose of Commander Dennis W. vada Van de Veer, contralto; Reed Mil­ -and hypocrlt. Such language about our Mullmi. tried on the charge of drunken­ ler, tenor, and Custuf Holmquist, bass, beloved pastor has excited great indigna­ ness while on duty, lias been decided are appearing with Wuller Damrosch In tion. Gill may have to prove it. ngninst him. Dismissal front the service I all performances of the famous orchestra Old RillChcezum has his seventy-second is the |>cnnlty. but President Roosevelt this season. Music critics fur and wide birthday last Monday and much hilarity has modified it by reducing Ids standing have recorded the artistic accomplish­ prevailed in the Chcczum household. to the bottom of the list of commanders. ments and brilliant career of these sing­ Scotty Pcrhamus and his cousin, ElMultan was formerly commandant at Pen- ers. The phrase, "tremendous success" kamer are in town visiting die Plunknrt __Mcola.navyjfnnl.___ —;--------- ------------ | is used by the Cleveland (Ohio) Plain‘ 4I family. I learn they are blood relations. The truck niul vegetable growers in the Dealer in describing the vocal talents of Or any other brand of our justly. Lcandcr Coriicter s|>ent lusti Sumiby vicinity of Boynton, Dade county, have Mr. Reed Miller. His technique facility afternoon niul evening ut the Uixjcr resi­ Celebrated Fertilizers— organized an association for mutual pro- seems almost superhuman. He tosses lection''and profit. The object of the asso­ u(T whole pages of sixteenth ami thirty- dence. Thu Biiler -girls were at home. Do you want Hardwood Ashes? Ha, ha. ciation is( to market their own crops in ¿ar i second notes with remarkable euse and ■*Dried-BloodrSheep-Minnirer Blood and' Bone SItmrSTUcfcey unirSfeve GulIImiTell uui -lots, senirittg■it-tmiform-packrTUHt-rdtreet hircmlth of voice. And what is rarer, ht < IV 1Y H lllirv lfi“h* ftMshtiT4-nprnh ns they — Nitrntti of~Sodu? and satisfactory service to the buyer. To-1sang with such Jet vurt bat—hb>-4mtumrrpuss by. Guess Silc can stand it ns they tumors nndTTllTfappleS will he the princi- | aide recitatives had the pathos of mclptil shipments, and will begin to go for­ inly. How many world tenors cun do say he skinned Steve to the queen's taste. ward nbout the first of April. that? A new two-room cottage is going up on This should be a splendid indication of In the appropriations for rivers and har­ the talent engaged by the' Jacksonville the corner of Snodgrass boulevard and bors Pensacola gets $110,000. The nununl convention of Florida post­ Choral Society and should serve to make Plunkett avenue nnd Clem Spicer is remasters will be held in Jacksonville, April all readers of The Herald appreciate that shingling his house with tarred paper. the festival will lie the greatest musical Evidently our tntfn hasn't been much 13.14 and 15. event ever contemplated in the State's hurt by the panic. . (Write lift) A silk producing farm is to he estab­ metropolis. Several loads of slab stove wood were lished near Mocclenny, Baker county, un­ Tiic demand for tickets has ussuriicd sold to our citizens this weekder the mnfmgcqient of Dr, V. K. Osiginn, CHAS. H. EVANS, Sales Agent, large pro port iortfT and society all over Three wagon loads of Saw logs (Kissed an Armenian, who is un cxjieri in the in­ the State evinces great interest in the Sanford, Florida through town for the .Cameron City mill dustry. Application has been made for n yesterday. * (Ask Him) charter. Capitalization is to he $50,000. event; The railroads have consented to grant Lib Mustard isstudyiug Eyetnlian. Her To moke the map or Hillsborough county reduced railroad rates to Jacksonville nnd on exhibition nt the recent fair at Tampa will do iill in their power to assist our lo­ (earlier works in Saiu Billingsley's livery »• v u u v m v v w v v m M 10.179 oranges were used. cal people spend an enjoyable two days stable and says be was a count in Italy, W H Y N O T USE The town of Winter Haven has hero in- in Jacksonville. All applications for ‘Guess he's all right us he don't cat any­ corporated. nnd tlie following officers elect­ tickets should he accompanied by funds thing but macaroni and tri|>e. ed for the on suing year; Mayor, Willis —$5 for tlie series, addressed to the sec­ Two of Aleck Simouer's hogs have been Smith; Counciluicn, W.C.Bentley, Richard retary, T. T. Elmore. Jacksonville, • seized with hog cholera and one is said N O W , AND S A V E M O N E Y ? Klcmln, E. Stanford. W. W. Mann, D. to bo at dentil's door. Criminal Court Leach; Clerk, J. D. Cameron; Marshal, Uelindy Sulgood hud u painful corn Tlie following cases luive conic up be­ removed from one of tier smalt toes yes­ Mr. Sapp. It bus shown more results for tlu: Money invested than nny other, fore Judge Beggs ihls week mid have Congressman Sparkman lias hicn made terday. They are certainly great ulllicli will puy you to examine the Celery Fields where u member of the National waterways com­ been disposed of; tions. State vs. Geo. Banks, selling liquor. mission, which/la considered to mean a Lycurgus Doliurhide, Macaroni City, Guilty. Not sentenced. benefit to Florida. « sang falsetto iu the Mudsock Newliglit State vc. James Stevens, larceny of choir Inst Sunday, and some of the con­ Manual Sanchez, well known in cigar is used. Our representative, C. M. BRADWATER, is in Sunford cow; guilty. Not sentenced. gregation thought lie was a female in dis­ manufacturing circle, dropped dead last State vs. Ramon Monday, aggravated every week. See him or write to him ut Orlando or week while conversing with Ills family ut guise. assault; guilty. One year at hard labor. Jiis home iq Tampa. Several Delterites attended Geo. Adonis' Stntt? vs. Dan Ellis, verdict aggravated TH E P AIN TER F E R TIL IZ E R CO. minstrel show In Sanford last Tuesday The state convicts have been leased to assault. Sentenced $250 or one year. the Florida Pine Co. of Jacksonville «it J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L O R ID A State vs. Maude Johnston, running night nnd they say Geo. is getting more W rit* for D o o k ltt. $2NI.(S0 per capita per year for a period buwdy bouse. Verdict nut guilty. like n nigger minstrel every day. IV V H V rt of four years. — HAVRtnit:. State vs. Robt. Span, tUeuliiig ride on , The supreme court has Just rendered n train. Plead guilty; 4 months. rOl^ONtD BY MEAT decision that road taxes collected within _State vs. Richard Weeks, beating way the corporate limits ofn town shall be paid on train. Verdict guilty. Not sentenced. to the town from which it is collected. Stale vs. Tony Washington, carrying Whole Family Suffer Severely From Effects Of Ptomaine pistol without permit; $25 and costs or Tlie row of bath houses, pavilion nnd R. J. Holly and fumily had a narrow nisi v ilnvs. _________________________ ~l!h f ut Desoto Pink item T.ttnpn wih - 4 a — Stute vs, I. N. Johnston, resisting an esc1a pc from death UllFWCfk lllivllig etiten stroyod by fire last week.* some Western mutton that contained Miss Muraiu Jemcnz. a Cuban girl, 18 officer. Verdict guilty. Not sentenced. ptomaine poison in some form. Happily Council for defense, McNnmee of Tampa, St ov e s , C r o c k e r y and G l a s s w a r e years old, committed suicide one duy last Mrs. Holly had not lusted tlie meat being jnd Pope n(Jacksonville: Week by saturating tier ClOdilng willi'KerState vs. Oscar Anderson, selling li­ indisposed and was the only one who osene nnd then netting fire to it. She was quor. Verdict guilty; 11 months. This escaped. Several of the physicians were Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, W hite and New Home Sewing horribly burned and died in a few hours. out of town at the time or busy with pa­ case comes from Oviedo. Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records, Wholesale She wus at her home in West Tampa when tients and Dr. Bruce who was sick in bed, A. B. Everett, wldtc. beating his way she mnd^thc living torch of herself. A Dealers In Gasolene and Kerosene I on train. Plead guilty, $25 and costs or knowing the urgency of the call, arrived love uffnir wus the cause. at the house in time to administer med­ four months. Palm Beach motor bout races take place Johnnie Brown, colored, beating his way ical aid and undoubtedly saved the licit week, beginning Tuesday-------------- un train, plead guilty and was sentenced Jives of the suffer««. Dr. Puleston ar­ The people of Seabreeze hove declined to four months on the county road. rived luter and uldcd in getting the THE GREATEST EVENT OF THE YEAR to close Ocean boulevard and donate the Oviedo has furnished three liquor cases, patients out of danger. This is a good land HTDr. Potter iu consideration of bis Charlie Scott. Geo. Banks and Oscar An- case for the state inspector to investigate building a $200.000 hotel to take the ,ier#0„ having been convicted of running as the local dealers cannot be held reJACKSONVILLE. FLA., AFRIL 19th AND 20th place of the one recently burned, blind tigers. Each received u sentence sfionsibfc for the manner in which the meat is refrigerated and it is difficult to S. K. Collins, aged ubout 70 years, one of eleven months, detect tlie presence of tills taint in tlie of the highly respected citizens living near State vs. Jus. Stevens, larceny of cow. conducted by the famous interpreter of the Jennings., was killed by a fulling tree last Verdict, guilty. Sentenced to two years meat. world's master musicians, W A L T E R Several other cases have been reported week while fighting fire that threatened in penitentiary. the destruction of his property. | I. N. Johnson, who was convicted yes- In dUTerant parti of Uy state nnd the food inspectors should get busy on the ' w. A. Jo ,« ,. „ ....... Jacksubject. " The -physicians- state thnr hnd ! Mnvltle, b .. « ■"» »*•' 1" ■!>« « « • not medical aid been, at l»6nd the Holly A s s is ts * h * O u s ts / H o lm q u lst, b » » s s ; R ssS M illar, t s n e r t M rs. C o rin n s R ld s rSouth Atlantic base ball league. ‘ t ary‘ „ „ ^ K slsp y , so p ra n o ; N « u d i « i n S w W ssr, o il* * ' — «•* - — - - | -Slate-vs. E. E. Webb and fran k SdhtL family wvuki have undoubtedly-died from FOUR CONCFKTS: Monday Matinee. Orchestral; Monday nlsbi. mitcellaneoua: Tuesday the poison. As itJstb e children will be a The editor of a paper in a state fur(lmr I apng Carlton Scott, charted with arson is Matinee, Artists' concert; Tuesday night. Oratorio. "TO e CREATION", oilh the J^AsuuvUlo Choral S orlrtr of ZSO trained voices and N. Y. Symphony Orchestra and soloists North recently stated that a certain girl'a tlow on trial. Tlda Is the Sanford Steam long time recovering from the effects and •C A S O N TIC K B TS, $ 5 M aks a p p lic a tio n now S t a t s r a s a r v s * In ro ta tio n may be affected in later years as a result. breast was filled with rage. The printer j laundry case. Address and make checks payable. got it 'Yaga," and since then the editor is The famous Fox River Butter tor sale T . T . E LM O R E , Secretary, Jacksonville, Fla. camping out on a ridge northwest of town, SIS Art Squures fur $13, size 0x12. E at W. W. Long’s Grocery. where he can get a good view of the land- A. Heflieid Co. , - ARMOUR FERTILIZERS Armour Armour Armour Armour n 1 « ?! J Blood, Bone & Potasil Celery Grower Vegetable Practical Trucker Ask for it, We have it - THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS Jacksonville, Fla. Pa i n t e r F e r t i l i z e r P a i n t e r ’s S a n f o r d C e l e r y I* * ■ W Special •V. t : « ., .. f .. J h m Theo. J . Miller & Son — House F u rn ishinej^Goods m J m 7 :1 ' Æ t'i i -« A ffli H E 4 ORCHESTRA • -<' i “. « 'T lj k SYMPHONY 1 4 NEW YORK ~ SPRING MUSICAL FESTIVAL v • | II , ilí • i - ’l i I’l 1y ï &' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1909 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 13, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 13, 1909. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 13, 1909; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b1c23ea3cdd0051ff2ac2d86c34b247c.pdf 1f9ff1d6ca1a10e46917dfed6815c619 PDF Text Text M ap Show ing B eck H am m ock and Surrounding Country Once A Wilderness, Now Home Of The Grower Brow nes Su b d ivisio n o f Beck-Ham m ock The Eh of theN.Wh: the Wh of the the M.Ey*ofthe5.Wk3nd Unequaled (n Soil and Irrigation. Beau V ty o f Scenery And Also Good Shipping Facilities Not quite one year-ngo Editar E. Brown. a retired merchant o f Richmond. Indiana, came to Sanford in search o f health. His keen business Judgment early demon­ strated the fact that not only was there health in Sanford but wealth also and after a careful Inspection of different lands that gave great promise of future yield Mr. Brown decided to purchase a tract of 260 acresoa Lake Jessup, known as Beck Hammock. * None but the stout-liearted wouhitackle the stupendous problem o f this amount o f land, covered with n tangled TowAshiß • rw 1«S a 4 3. . «1 A * «. Js 3* B. w r o ssr/r trees so thick Uiat-one could hardly pass through and expect to clear and prepare it for cultivation. But Mr. Brown comes from a race of pioneers ond be was quick to note that the rich soil of Beck Hammock would amply repay hint for the amount expended in clearing nnd putting a large force of men at the work went fearlessly ahead. Today a trip through Beck Hammock shows the hand of the wizard for his magical wand has touched the forest primeval and made it blossom like the The immense amount of labor expend­ ed upon this project can only be rcoiued by contrasting the well tilled fields with the wild land that is left. Broad avenues have been cut through the tract nnd dawn the center north and south-is«^ brond thoroughfare known as Richmond avenue, the natural beamy of which has been supplemented by beautiful palm trees, making a fine boulevard. The other streets have ulso been laid oütbh' broad lines, fountains of pure artesian water will gusli from the intersection of these streets nnd the nppenrnncc of this tract when finished will tie most pleasing to the eye of the observer. Many homeseekers have been attracted to BeCk Hammock this season by the wonderful fertility or tint soil, the natural beauty of the location and the great ad­ vantages of river and railroad shipping facilities. The tract is about 3 ti miles from San­ ford near the shores of Lake Jessup and will be greatly behefitted by having the principal leading station on the Snnford ft Everglades Rnilway located near the reputation of being the best 24 acre Corner where a general store und lumber tract of land in Orange county, yard will be opened in the next two years this land has been out of reach of weeks. Among those who have pur­ most prospective purchasers in this sec­ chased land from Mr. Brown in the past tion for the reason that the owners re­ fused to sell only as a whole. Mr. Brown six months arc: F. M. Lough, John H. Mitchell. Mary K. is from Richmond, Ind., having recently Hurst und S. E. Jordanof Richmond. Ind.. retired from the mercantile business of E. E. Swingle of Hickson. Tcnn.. Mrs. L that city, and came to Sanford for the H. Knapp, Iowa Falls, Iowa, H. C. Har­ purpose of locating a winter home. Upon grove, DesMoines, Iowa. R. H. Marks and being shown our celery fields lie was D. W. Walker, A. T. Rossetrr and A. B. piloted to "Beck Hammock" and at once Cameron, also have choice lots out of his keen business eye caught the wealth this valuable tract, and three others now of that beautiful tract of celery land and have options which will doubtless mean a a deal was soon closed purchase in the near future. "It was not known just how Mr. Brown Many new dwellings are being erected intended handling "Beck Hammock" un­ and Mr. Brown, is now clearing a fine ten til this week, when the writer saw his acre tract at the intersection of Geneva plans for cleaning roadsand preparations and Richmond avenues for himself nnd made for an elegant bungolo on a sitesewill erect a magnificent bungalow modem lected by Mrs. Brown among the im in every respect for the home of himself mensely large oaks, magnolias, and ~BtUUily pultnettoci uf the hammock. OonThe following appeared in the Chron­ siderable money will be spent along dec­ icle last May at the timfc of Mr. Brown's orative linea and on effort will be made purchase of Gulf Hammock:1 to produce every variety of fruit and or­ "On account of the rich productiveness namental trees that can be grown in this*1 of its soil this land requires less fertilizer, climate." anjl its strung flowing wells at an easy One of the principaL featurct_ of Beck depth-have given “ Beck Hammock Hammock is the fine system of irrigation W .Schucht , Surveyor. should a deluge occur. In every wn>, Mr. Brown 1ms provided for the ionifnri of those who seek Beck Hummock fur it.eir homes and ere ninny months this great tract of land, formerly « wilderness “ ill be filled with new residents and the tan­ gled growth once the haunts of *dd ani­ mals will tie well tilled vegetable land nnd fine residences— land Unit is rich In ail that Nature gives to- produce plant life in its richest growth. The dream of Mr. Brown to establish ;i nnalem Utopia near the banks of Jessup will soon 1« fulfilled and the fruits" of his toil will (* garnered. The harvest will l»e the con­ tented growers reaping a mli"crop of vegetables each season nnd in this modem Paradise the seeker uf health and wealth can find Uie Elysium Any one wishing detailed information regarding these fine vegetable lands can get same by addressing Edgar I Brown." Sanford. Fla �i. ' V TW ELVE P A Û E S - PART II- PAGES 9 TO 12 HERALD I N S A N F O R D — Life ia Worth Living Number 30 SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. MARCH 13, 1909 ARO.UND fLORIDA|”e;C Z i f irc'rM'li," ,'onv~M"' The General News of Tlie Land ____ :__ :of: Flowers' Flr»t Year at your FROM MACARONI DELTA The city stables or Jacksonville werede|»troyed by Ore Tuesday night. Loss is + + + + + + -> + + + + -f+ + + + * + + * + + 4 . + .>+ about $0.000. Light buildings were destroyed liy fire , M WIHIIgG V >ll / IIIBI I III S< inl Orange City Inst Tucsdny. The lire CULLED FROM THE STATE P R E S S originated from n kerosene oil stove in the kitchen of the Hill residence adjoining the drug store, which, together with the Slurry An Epitome o f the Week's Most Im­ House nnd new building next door, were portant Happenings In the burned. Loss about $20,000; insured for State's Domain. half that amount. Part of the DcLand lire The Norwegian hark Cclcr, which went |department went to the rescue nnd aided ashore near Pensacola during the recent materially in checking the flumes. storm, has broken up nnd is n total wreck. Her crew wero-snved. IN MUSICAL CIRCLES— From The Herald's Special Correspondent . Rv W r t l l l I Tcieptivnc----- They have raised our taxes this year hut they don’t seem to raise any good roads through our section. Much rain this week ns we predicted. Fair nnd dry weather may come in the near future. -A- Y o u c a n ¿et ARMOUR FERTILIZERS 1« n - t r 1' ?! Ahrulmm Lincoln Cul|>epper. of the Mudsock colored Hardshell CUTCh. will ex change pulpits with Krnstus Wilbcrforce Johnson, of Bungnlow Corners next SunJay. _ , -_V -' — * ~-:* — The Charlotte Harbor Northern railroad Drive yonr W agon into JSjinford Rev. Confucius McCorkins will hold forth is to be extendcdjo...PliinL .City, wurk.ru |Jocksonvllle Spring Festival Society in Rev. Ligc McSwntt's pulpit next Sun­ .C u I L o i i - C - I E E a w lu ^ . - . - » begin immediately. -----------— — L — - — -E vcn L il ay-ZUgu-atuThis wife uraboth *uff« ingf-**■—Wttit the NWW York Symphony Orches­ H e can deliVer any bra mi you want out of from rheumatic twinges hnd bunions. On April I the Pork hotel, Jacksonville, tra, or Damrosch orchestra, four soloists will change management, Oliycr F. Dol»Our new Warehouse , ' Gill Plummer may he hauled up for li­ oT international fnmc will jjjnkc their first bins taking the place o f A. J. Irvin. belous scandal for stating that Rev. Llge Without D elay----— ^ appearance in Jacksonville, these sing­ After ten years before the United States ers. Corinnt! Rider Kelsey, soprano; Ne­ MeSwntt was a blooming old ignoramus • courts, the cose o f Commander Dennis W. vada Van de Veer, contralto; Reed Mil­ -and hypocrlt. Such language about our Mullmi. tried on the charge of drunken­ ler, tenor, and Custuf Holmquist, bass, beloved pastor has excited great indigna­ ness while on duty, lias been decided are appearing with Wuller Damrosch In tion. Gill may have to prove it. ngninst him. Dismissal front the service I all performances of the famous orchestra Old RillChcezum has his seventy-second is the |>cnnlty. but President Roosevelt this season. Music critics fur and wide birthday last Monday and much hilarity has modified it by reducing Ids standing have recorded the artistic accomplish­ prevailed in the Chcczum household. to the bottom o f the list of commanders. ments and brilliant career of these sing­ Scotty Pcrhamus and his cousin, ElMultan was formerly commandant at Pen- ers. The phrase, "tremendous success" kamer are in town visiting die Plunknrt __Mcola.navyjfnnl.____ —;--------- ------------ |is used by the Cleveland (Ohio) Plain‘ 4 I family. I learn they are blood relations. The truck niul vegetable growers in the Dealer in describing the vocal talents of Or any other brand o f our ju stly. Lcandcr Coriicter s|>ent lusti Sumiby vicinity of Boynton, Dade county, have Mr. Reed Miller. His technique facility afternoon niul evening ut the Uixjcr resi­ Celebrated Fertilizers— organized an association for mutual pro- seems almost superhuman. He tosses dence. Thu Biiler -girls were at home. lection''and profit. The object of the asso­ u(T whole pages of sixteenth ami thirtyDo you w ant Hardwood Ashes? Ha, ha. ciation is( to market their own crops in ¿ar i second notes with remarkable euse and Bone SItmrSTUcfcey unirSfeve GulIImiTell uui -lots, senirittg■it-tmiform-packrTUHt-rdtreet hircmlth of voice. And what is rarer, ht <IV 1Y H lllir v lf i“ h* ftM shtiT4-nprnh ns they and satisfactory service to the buyer. T o -1sang with such Jet vurt bat—hb>-4mtumrrtumors nndTTllTfappleS will he the princi- |aide recitatives had the pathos of mcl- puss by. Guess Silc can stand it ns they ptil shipments, and will begin to go for­ inly. How many world tenors cun do say he skinned Steve to the queen's taste. ward nbout the first of April. that? A new two-room cottage is going up on This should be a splendid indication of In the appropriations for rivers and har­ the talent engaged by the' Jacksonville the corner of Snodgrass boulevard and bors Pensacola gets $110,000. Plunkett avenue nnd Clem Spicer is reThe nununl convention of Florida post­ Choral Society and should serve to make shingling his house with tarred paper. masters will be held in Jacksonville, April all readers of The Herald appreciate that Evidently our tntfn hasn't been much the festival will lie the greatest musical 13.14 and 15. event ever contemplated in the State's hurt by the panic. . (Write lift) A silk producing farm is to he estab­ metropolis. Several loads of slab stove wood were lished near Mocclenny, Baker county, un­ Tiic demand for tickets has ussuriicd sold to our citizens this weekder the mnfmgcqient o f Dr, V. K. Osiginn, CH AS. H. E V A N S , Sales A gent, large pro port iortfT and society all over Three wagon loads of Saw logs (Kissed an Armenian, who is un cxjieri in the in­ the State evinces great interest in the Sanford, Florida through town for the .Cameron City mill dustry. Application has been made for n event; yesterday. * (Ask Him) charter. Capitalization is to he $50,000. The railroads have consented to grant Lib Mustard isstudyiug Eyetnlian. Her To moke the map or Hillsborough county reduced railroad rates to Jacksonville nnd on exhibition nt the recent fair at Tampa will do iill in their power to assist our lo­ (earlier works in Saiu Billingsley's livery »• v u u v m v v w v v m M stable and says be was a count in Italy, 10.179 oranges were used. cal people spend an enjoyable two days W H Y NOT U SE The town of Winter Haven has hero in- in Jacksonville. All applications for ‘Guess he's all right us he don't cat any­ corporated. nnd tlie following officers elect­ tickets should he accompanied by funds thing but macaroni and tri|>e. ed for the on suing year; Mayor, Willis —$5 for tlie series, addressed to the sec­ Two of Aleck Simouer's hogs have been Smith; Counciluicn, W.C.Bentley, Richard retary, T. T. Elmore. Jacksonville, • seized with hog cholera and one is said NOW , AND S A V E M O N EY ? Klcmln, E. Stanford. W. W. Mann, D. to bo at dentil's door. Criminal Court Leach; Clerk, J. D. Cameron; Marshal, Uelindy Sulgood hud u painful corn Tlie following cases luive conic up be­ removed from one of tier smalt toes yes­ Mr. Sapp. It bus shown more results for tlu: Money invested than nny other, fore Judge Beggs ihls week mid have Congressman Sparkman lias hicn made terday. They are certainly great ulllicli will puy you to examine the Celery Fields where u member of the National waterways com­ been disposed of; tions. State vs. Geo. Banks, selling liquor. mission, which/la considered to mean a Lycurgus Doliurhide, Macaroni City, Guilty. Not sentenced. benefit to Florida. « sang falsetto iu the Mudsock Newliglit State vc. James Stevens, larceny of choir Inst Sunday, and some of the con­ Manual Sanchez, well known in cigar is used. Our representative, C. M. BRADWATER, is in Sunford cow; guilty. Not sentenced. gregation thought lie was a female in dis­ manufacturing circle, dropped dead last State vs. Ramon Monday, aggravated every week. See him or write to him ut Orlando or week while conversing with Ills family ut guise. assault; guilty. One year at hard labor. Jiis home iq Tampa. Several Delterites attended Geo. Adonis' Stntt? vs. Dan Ellis, verdict aggravated THE P A IN T E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO. minstrel show In Sanford last Tuesday The state convicts have been leased to assault. Sentenced $250 or one year. the Florida Pine Co. of Jacksonville «it J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L O R ID A State vs. Maude Johnston, running night nnd they say Geo. is getting more W rit* for Dookltt. $2NI.(S0 per capita per year for a period buwdy bouse. Verdict nut guilty. like n nigger minstrel every day. IVVHVrt of four years. — HAVRtnit:. State vs. Robt. Span, tUeuliiig ride on , Armour Armour Armour Armour J Blood, Bone & Potasil Celery Grower Vegetable Practical Trucker ■*Dried-BloodrSheep-Minnirer Blood and' — Nitrntti of~Sodu? Ask for it, We have it - THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS Jacksonville, Fla. Painter Fertilizer P a i n t e r ’ s S a nf o r d C e l e r y rOl^ONtD BY MEAT Special •V. t : « ., .. f .. J T h e o . J. M i l l e r & S o n Whole Family Suffer Severely From E ffects Of Ptom aine R. J. Holly and fumily had a narrow esc1a pc from death UllF WCfk lllivllig etite n some Western mutton that contained ptomaine poison in some form. Happily Stoves, C ro ck e ry and G l a s s w a r e Mrs. Holly had not lusted tlie meat being indisposed and was the only one who escaped. Several of the physicians were Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, White and New Home Sewing out of town at the time or busy with pa­ Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records, Wholesale tients and Dr. Bruce who was sick in bed, Dealers In Gasolene and Kerosene knowing the urgency of the call, arrived at the house in time to administer med­ ical aid and undoubtedly saved the Jives o f the suffer««. Dr. Puleston ar­ rived luter and uldcd in getting the THE GREATEST EVENT OF THE YEAR patients out of danger. This is a good case for the state inspector to investigate as the local dealers cannot be held reJACKSONVILLE. FLA., AFRIL 19th AND 20th sfionsibfc for the manner in which the meat is refrigerated and it is difficult to detect tlie presence of tills taint in tlie conducted by the famous interpreter of the meat. world's master musicians, WALTER Several other cases have been reported In dUTerant parti o f U y state nnd the food inspectors should get busy on the ' w. A. J o ,«,. „ ..... . Jacksubject. " The -physicians- state thnr hnd ! Mnvltle, b . . « ■ " » » * • ' 1" ■!>« « « • not medical aid been, at l»6nd the Holly Assists* h* Ousts/ Holmqulst, b »»s s ; RssS Millar, tsnert Mrs. Corinns RldsrSouth Atlantic base ball league. ‘ t ary‘ „ „ ^ Kslspy, soprano; N « u d i « in Sw Wssr, o il* * ' —«•* - — - - | -Slate-vs. E. E. Webb and frank SdhtL family wvuki have undoubtedly-died from FOUR CONCFKTS: Monday Matinee. Orchestral; Monday nlsbi. mitcellaneoua: Tuesday the poison. As itJstbe children will be a The editor of a paper in a state fur(lmr I apng Carlton Scott, charted with arson is Matinee, Artists' concert; Tuesday night. Oratorio. "TOe CREATION", oilh the J^AsuuvUlo Choral Sorlrtr of ZSO trained voices and N. Y. Symphony Orchestra and soloists North recently stated that a certain girl'a tlow on trial. Tlda Is the Sanford Steam long time recovering from the effects and •CASON TICKBTS, $ 5 Maks application now Stats rasarvs* In rotation may be affected in later years as a result. breast was filled with rage. The printer j laundry case. Address and make checks payable. got it 'Yaga," and since then the editor is The famous Fox River Butter tor sale camping out on a ridge northwest of town, SIS Art Squures fur $13, size 0x12. E at W. W. Long’s Grocery. where he can get a good view of the land- A. Heflieid Co. h m — H o u s e F u r n ishinej^G oods m J m 7 :1 Æ ' H E 4 • SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA • -<' i “. « ' T lj YORK ~ NEW t 'i i - «A ffli S PR IN G MUSICAL F E S T I V A L T . T . E LM O R E , Secretary, Jacksonville, Fla. k ■ W 1 4 The supreme court has Just rendered n train. Plead guilty; 4 months. decision that road taxes collected within __State vs. Richard Weeks, beating way the corporate limits ofn town shall be paid on train. Verdict guilty. Not sentenced. to the town from which it is collected. Stale vs. Tony Washington, carrying Tlie row of bath houses, pavilion nnd pistol without permit; $25 and costs or ~l!h f ut Desoto Pink item T.ttnpn wi h - 4a— nisi v ilnvs. ______________________________ Stute vs, I. N. Johnston, resisting an stroyod by fire last week.* officer. Verdict guilty. Not sentenced. Miss Muraiu Jemcnz. a Cuban girl, 18 Council for defense, McNnmee of Tampa, years old, committed suicide one duy last jnd Pope n(- Jacksonville: Week by saturating tier ClOdilng willi'KerState vs. Oscar Anderson, selling li­ osene nnd then netting fire to it. She was quor. Verdict guilty; 11 months. This horribly burned and died in a few hours. case comes from Oviedo. She wus at her home in West Tampa when A. B. Everett, wldtc. beating his way she mnd^thc living torch of herself. A I on train. Plead guilty, $25 and costs or love uffnir wus the cause. four months. Palm Beach motor bout races take place Johnnie Brown, colored, beating his way licit week, beginning Tuesday-------------un train, plead guilty and was sentenced The people o f Seabreeze hove declined to four months on the county road. to close Ocean boulevard and donate the Oviedo has furnished three liquor cases, land HT Dr. Potter iu consideration of bis Charlie Scott. Geo. Banks and Oscar Anbuilding a $200.000 hotel to take the ,ier#0„ having been convicted of running place of the one recently burned, blind tigers. Each received u sentence S. K. Collins, aged ubout 70 years, one of eleven months, of the highly respected citizens living near State vs. Jus. Stevens, larceny of cow. Jennings., was killed by a fulling tree last Verdict, guilty. Sentenced to two years week while fighting fire that threatened in penitentiary. the destruction of his property. | I. N. Johnson, who was convicted yes- I* * v • | II , ilí i- ’ l i I’l 1y ï &' �riled Tor Record. DR. W. E. H O U SH O LD ER Joe Cameron to J. H. Uruton.snt. nU( DENTIST RESUME O f A IL CHURCH EVENTS Of Interest to Those Religiously In dined—Subjects o f Discourses fo r the Sabbath. Thi P oten el ill. Church« In ih» C ilf in to twlof or #rnd ikcir Anamiortirtrnts OMI otktr Church N* wb to thla ©flk* not !■*•! tH«« Tliwndijr avenue and Fifth «treel; ptiraonngr. miner M sinolln avenue nnd Seventh »trret; phone 234. Sunday morning aervlce at II; evenlhg Jfryjce. 7:00; Sutlday school. 9:43 a.-m .: Jno. K. Metlinger, Supt. Epworth League. 3:00 Sunday even­ ing. *' First quarterly meeting for the Confer­ ence year. Presiding Elder E.F. Ley wil preach morning andevenlng. Remember Sunday school at 0:43 a. m. The Baptist Young People’s Union nnd Epworth Quarterly conference Monday evening ~ KcvTvnl services will begin the~lnst Sunday or the first Simduym April. Rev. W. A. Myers, Conference Rvangclist, will T ib m firm eetin g . All the churches are invited to unite with us. Rev. R. L. Kirkland, pastor: Sunday morning aervlce, II; evening service. 7:30; prayer meeting Wednesday. 7;00p. m.; Sabbath »chool, 10 n. m. J. C. Ensminger, Superintendent. Preaching Sunday morning by the pas­ tor, subject "A n Open Window to Heaven." A t 7:30 Mr. Kirkland will take for his subject. "Beginning Life Anew." The pastor has a Bible class in the Sundnyschool and extends ran-Invitation to any who indy feci disposed to come. In next week's Herald we will publish the list of subjects for the special meet­ ings to begin Sunday week. fourth Sunday; early mat», 7 a. m.; mass and ser­ mon, 10 a. m ; Sunday school, U a. m.; vespers, 3 p. m. Third Sunday in Lent, Mar. 14—Sunday school U a. m., muss and sermon 10 u. in.. Way of the Cross, sermon and benedic­ tion 7:30 p, in. Monday, Mar. 15, mass 7 a. m„ in'fitntction for children 3 p. m. m.. II.X . Toinr. Treit. ery Wednesday. 7:30 p. m. Morning subject, “ We Love the Sensu tionul." Evening subject, "In Fetters ol Brass. All are cordially invited to wor whip with us. --------- --- Holy Cross Episcopal Rev. D. F. Urown, rector: A. D. Key. senior war den; Sunday morning service, II; evenlns service, 7:30, Snbhaih school. U 4Sa. ru ; l) F. Whltnar. Supt,; prayer Hireling 7:31) Wednesday evening Presbyterian Kev. J. F*. McKinnon, pastor; morning service, I l«evenin g service, 7:00; Sabbath school, B:30 n. m.; Itenry McLaulln, Supt.; prnyrr m uling Wed­ nesday, 7:00 p. ru. man. wd., $100. C. W. Bowman and wife to Wm. Bow­ man, Jr.. mtg., $1.200. Mrs. S. A. C reí »on to Jennie Stùman. et. aL, sat. mtg., $600. Albert Buch, to Teresa B. Buch, wtj., Albert Buch to Teresa B. Buch, wd Levi H. Cusler and wife to Leon D. Burdick, wd., $1,000; Bishop Bros, to Gill & Cobb, release, _ A . F. Sloalennnn, oh, to W. P, Gardner, et. nl.. wd., $800. J, P. Musselwhite to L. G. Cameron, qcd.. $1159.87. Jno. Mirch'and wife to People’s Batik, mtg., $2,300. Bert Fish, et. al., to Mary E. Conpropt, img„ $6000, R. J. Gillimm to Jno. R. * Moore, agree­ ment. II. T. Brannon, et. al., to Ellen Burns, wd.. $73. - -Mrs.-S.--Ai—Mann to - J; L.~ McAuley, agreement, $1250. . G.-W, Does to Coooley & Overstreet^ lease. S3L60. Kate L Currie arid, husband to L. G. Stnrbuck, qcd„ $10. ” ” Frank L and Geo. D. Cook to Ethel IL Stevens, wd.. $750. —----City of Orlando to E. J. Akers, * et. nl., lis pendens. • J. A. Wilkes to A J. Farnnbar Co. lease, $875. T. G. Davis to J. French P. & O. Co., Con., $125. Jennie Bowen to A - L. Beck, sat. mtg., $500. Mnry V. Sweet, Ex., to L R. Phillips, sntrmtg.r$90O.----- * — — • T. J. Boston vs.. J. P. Strickland, lien, $75. D. W. Bugbee to A. E. von B. Fnljo, sat. mtg. -A -E -von J L -F atjo und wife Lo Marlin Grecnburg, wd„ $10. Martin Greenburg anti wife to Henry Greenburg, wd., $10. Martin Greenburg and wife to A. E. von B. Fatjo, mtg., $4900. Daphne Burney and husband to H. W. Metcalf, mtg., $100; Florence Beardall to W. H. Scott, qcd.. $1. W. M. Viser to Florence Bcaniall. wd., $150. H. T. Montgomery & Co., to The Smyth Orange Co., b?.. $551.95. W. J. Woodwnrd to Clura S, Hamlin, snt mtg., $200. A. W. Gilchrist, Gov., to Wiq^H. Jewell, com. as N. H. Sccord Aldridge and Thcrp to S. R. Kinan, qcd., $117. L. Wichtcndnhl nnd wife to W. E. Sitine, wd.. $500. John Terrill nnd wife to Henry Kencll, wd.. $05. Annie Parker to Allen A. Mosrly wd., $ 200. G. A. and H. M. Vrueh to M. E. Pugh, sat. mtg.. $725. Peoples Bank to A. Dorner, snt mtg., Phone M I Room« 23. 24 and 23, Pico BUlg JOHN C. SNEAD JU ST ARCHITECT Phone 103 - - SANFORD, R E C E IV E D 113 W. First Street F L O R ID A M a k e Y o u r S e le c tio n F ro m F u ll Pattern Pieces A N D E W JO H NSO N ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Practice* in State and Fedirai Court«. M. G. T. Building. T H O M A S EM M E T W IL S O N ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT-LAW Late Slate Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida Residence«. Sanford and Sylvan Lak* D. A . C A L D W E L L &-S0NS GEO. A . D eCOTTES A T T O R ire r XHb-Ü0CN3ET.ÎAÏîr V T Y a I — - r m v 306-308 __ Pro d ic e in&UtUh m u ll alerai Courts Welborn Block i T F IR S T A J p Q R IIS Ifi, S T R E E T, SANFORD, . FLORIDA Suttfunl. Fla DENTIST Pico Building SANFORD. FLORIDA DR. R. M. M A S O N DENTIST Pitone 10 Welbom Block Sanford. Florida A . C .- H A R T S U R V E Y O R A N D D RAUG H TSM AN Leveling and Cruaa-Sectloning for Drainage W. G. H A M M O N D ARCHITECT Office with Murrell & Mi nahew F. T. W I L L I A M S SURVEYOR and CIVIL ENGINEER SANFORD. FLA W A L T E R D. B E L L A tt o h n e v - a t - L a W A U lra c li FiBmlnnl und Tille« Perfected Rev. J. F. McKinnon has returned front Kuoi it 21 Pico Block. Sonford. (lurida, Lnurinhurg, N. C., unk will preach to­ $ 1000. Enmia L. Brown and husband to H. C. morrow ut botli morning nnd evening Hargrove, wd., $3500. services at the Presbyterian church. O ld S h o e s W a n te d H. C, Hargrove and wife to Emma L. I um again asking for OLD SHOES. 1 A f T E R T H E E A S T C O A S T R A I L W A Y Brown, mtg.. $2950. will give what they arc worth Thog, H. Johnson to J. K, Swick, hi.. SIZES, 6, 7, 8, 9. 10 II AND IS $380. Must Restore Connections With The Jno. W. Lockwood to Gertrude E. A . E . Ir v in ’s S h o e S h o p Cor. 3rd St. nnd Sanford Ave. A. C. L. at Sanford Several months ago the Florida East Coast railway with the high and mighty air that characterizes nil their movements regarding the interior cities, broke their schedule thin formerly allowed connections with the A. C. L. at Sanford and Orange A Little Sound Advice Will Help Many City Junction. Tills virtually stopped all A Su fferer In Sanford the traffic from the interior to points on N o woman can be healthy and well the East Coast, all such traffic being obliged 11 the kidneys are sick. Poisons thru to m ake connections a t Titusville.__U u*. ■psm JK in IMc "fttfclion s 'when the ever the railroad commission arc on the Sk and H. Benedict to Robt. L. Lees, kidneys arc well, arc retained in the job, us the following from the Reporter- wd., $1. body when the kidneys dre sick. K id ­ Stnr indicates; L G. Siurbuck to P. S. Stevens, ugrl., neys and bladder become inflamed and swollen and worse troubles "Hon Louis C. Massey, as counsel for the $ 200 . follow. This is often the true cause railroad commissioners, began a mandam­ L T. Spruit to Satu Ralls, bs„ $25. of bearing down pains, lameness, back­ us proceeding in the supreme court Inst J. N. Joiner nnd wife to W. E. Speer, ache, sidcachc, etc. Uric poisoning week to compel the Florida East Coast qcd., $200. also causes headaches, diz/y spells, Railway Co. to restore Its connections with Dorothy Gardner to A. B. Newton, wd $1. languor, nervousness and rheumatic pain. the Atlantic Coast Line railwayntOrange D. A. Burton toC. P. Herndon, wd., $400. When suffering so, try Doan’s K id ­ City Junctlonwmd Sanford,- It will be re­ J. W. Lockwood- to Gertrude E. Adams, ney Pills, a remedy that -cures sick membered that the railroad commission assgnt. mtg., $3000. kidneys. You will get better as the held u meeting at Orlando in 1900 on the A. E. von B. Fatjo to Peoples Bank. kidneys get better, ami health will re­ subject of these connections which were turn when the kidneys arc well. - Let then ordered and have been maintained Howard Packard Land Co., letters pat until lately, when the East Coast railroad Mrs. William Goss, Laurel A v e „ broke them These connections are 6f 1mW. E. Speer to J. L. Dillard, qcd« $250. Sanford, Fla., says: "K idn ey trouble portance to the people of thia locality, as V. O. Perkins to E. C. Vick, wd., $5. in my case was nude evident by an al­ many travel to and from the Eaat Coast Geo. D. Crawford to EL A. Peck., wd.. most constant backache. It was hard at all seasons of the year." lor me to sloop, lift or rest well on ae* $500. ' count of the pain. My kidneys were am»* ■ 1«wr »■ 11 **■ » ■ » * —■ > ■m i —■sWi J, L. Welch, et aL, to - F. hi,- Robinson alio disordered’ltltnhtrfe'cfiUoii's very" the summer to our people who with to nnd wife., wd., $475. o „ W i,cn 1 lcv n c .i of Doan’s Sojourn at Die tea coast. The connections Jacob Baker to W. E. Knox, chat, mtg.. Kidhey Pills, I obtained a box and am at (hutige City Junction at die beat were $110. pleased to say that they soon stopped very poor and the railroad coinmlssipn - Smith k. Davis lo-J. U.- Iluyes, Tr« et i i L ‘ - CKac^ ' , They also restored my k ¡dñeys ( ífT íe lr n o r m a fc u nd i t ¡' ,n should compél die East Coast RullWayto benefited me generally. come down from the pedestal and recog F or sale by all dealers. Price 50 For Cash—Three cans 3-lb. Tomatoes, cents. Foster-Mil burn Co.. B u ffa i 28c; two cans 2-lb. Tomatps, I5c. Tills Buy Henry Clay Flour o f W. W. Long, offer Is for a limited time only. W. W. States ° rk' * ° C agcn,> for the United The best on earth. Long28-4t ,hc »»me—Doan’s—and take no other. To Ailing Women DOUBLE-DISC RECORDS A different selection on each side They fit any machine That tells the whole slory except that at 65 cents for the Columbia Double-Disc you get. a b elter record, beon each side, than you ever bought oe fore at $ 1.20 for the same two selec tions. Get a catalog! A . H. C R I P P E N & S O N S a n fo rd , Florida R a ilro a d W a y CHAS. H. E V A N S Staple and F a n c y G ro c e rie s _ Where Devout of the Celery City Worship Tomorrow. Full L in e o f High-Grade Cigars and Tobaccos Agent fur the Famous C L O V E R H I L L B R A N D BUTTER SANFORD,' ' FLORIDA Drilling Telephone No. GO ■! J. H.-Broton nnd-wlfe to~C. W. Bow �Tnr SANFORD 11rRAID TO THE OF ORANGE COUNTY: The follow ing is a reproduction of a telegram w hich w e have on file at our office, Room 16, Pico Block POSTAL C L A R E N C E M. M A C K A Y , P R E S ID E N T . ■tC U A U in t U M MARK* TIip I W n l THrgnuit.Cnl.lr fo ip yany (lmnfp.ntli.Nl) iram m lli unit deliver. P i i l '. s TAUNT M). 30309 . 1 Oil. m euote ...I.Jeci «.. the term, «m l corn) it lion, prilled on the |V rk of thl. blank \ I itil'u r-g, ".v . ■ Pa. , 3 . S-lO-Op, , P 'X , r; ■l n r t■ î . - f is t ; *.' • a r r i r l a . ’- i i ‘ »' * ox l f »' ’ : ? .--- 1M■ ■ - ; '"p p ;- • id ë ~ t- . — fci— ,— C‘ U Il l'll 1 o re 1 1a n l ave upheld H ad TKTtT 1 ' l l i . i I ,y ^ •ar I.'anatoe cl ock $!2'.:2b K. 0. rate-, . ¿C.Zù ------r . s i rub, 1e s i : : e ; . d ni r r ^ t rat * a le s . — • freight —bJ” - n l.iu -I-: U oulT iI r - B. , wijth h i g h e r values. Hav0 . - eec i l’ otnpo i ‘ be s t tra d e . T h is -a ffid a v it w ill be on file at ou r office, 16 P ic o B lo c k , for the in s p e c ­ tion of all co n c e rn e d . It w ill se rv e to sile n c e , on ce, and for.all, • in sin u a tio n s a s to the b on afid e c h a ra c te r of où r sa le s m * » T h e fo llo w in g id e as are offered for you r thoughtful and e a rn e st co n sid e ra tio n and A C T IO N : IN U N IO N T H E R E I S S T R E N G T H M Tin; history of production, everyw h ere, whether in pig-iron or cabbages— or ce lery — points surely to the Co-Operative Asso­ ciation o f the Producers if the producers themselves are to reap the benefits of production. The ora n g e and vegetable growers o f C al­ ifornia, and tlie apple growers o f the Pacific Northwest, offer shining exam ples o f the great benefits accruing to the grower under methods which provide for Associated Control. It* T H E S A N F O R D C E L E R Y U N IO N is only in its second year, but has grown steadily and surely, because it is founded on right principles, and because . It is an Independent Association of the groweijts Its purposes are co-operative and protective It stands for the best interests o f the industry Th ere are no secrets, no graft, nothing to conceal— either on the part o f the Uniott, or its selling agents, Crutchfield & Woolfolk P O O L IN G : This practice is generally conducive to carelessness on the part of the packer, who, feeling that as a superior product no longer affords a corresponding premium, the incentive for extra carg is gone. Undeniably, the pooling plan as coni} H m v c d ” W i i r k n .a n iiijusüt:tî-h» the pmducars of t Ue Ue^V Btrickr- Th'ë'Sanford Celcnj U h ü îri^ d ô é ^ N O T pôrif~ils members' shi/irnents, but, on thé other hand, the different marks are sold on individual merit, and the reward o f merit, in superior returns, is a con stant incentive to more strenuous efforts in the im provem ent of the output. Any or nil details, in connection with Any or A l l sales, are freely available at any time. Oar Sales Agents never lose siglrt of the fact (hat they are acting as expert Salesmen for the Union, und are prepared to report in detail whenever ended on by the Union or any individual member. We believe that our sales agents— C R U T C H F I E L D & W O Vegetables and fruits from all districts. Their results show for themselves/ 44The p m o f o f the pudding is in the eating," We would gladly welcome a fair comparison: O L F O L K — h|ive the most perfect organization in existence for the marketing of both How do jiaur rcsulLs cam jure, to date, with those made by our membership? We Stand on M erit alone. Rem ember, The Sanford Celery Union is not a prioate enterprise, it is an independent association o f the growers, fo r the growers, by the growers; it is n nucleus. stands for a P rin cip le; ¡3 patterned closely after a famous model in California— The Orange County ( California) Celery Growers' Association, which hns rescued the California industry, taken the control away from individuals and put it in the hands of the Producers, where it properly belongs. Will you not give the whole matter earnest thought, and lend your support to n movement which is certain eventually to place our industry on n sound, progressive, conservative und successful business basis? Then, join the Sanford C elery Union. * �*- * & 'J 9 f3 V * ' . • V «IWiW>W-W »w■Xi »~X—/»-. 12 THE SANFORD HERALD IN THE SOCIAL WORLD OH BHISIHH □ 0 0 BIB S 0 S H Œ CABBAGE GOES HIGHER YorH S ta le Farm er Now G etting $50 Items o f Interest Concernlnl _ _ _ at Loading Station. What few holders of cabbage there are Society People. in New York Statf are (reaping a rich harvest, for this week telegraphic dis­ P O I N T S P U R E L Y P E R SO N A L patches stated thot shippers were paying the farmers $50 a ton for the cabbage at loading stations. Quotations come from Mow Celery City Vanity Fair While New York State to dealers here this week Away the Golden llo u r s asking $55 for the cabbage delivered. Soclal Gossip. The New York market proper Is slow to respond to Hie high values and wliile eople who poy ottcntlon to, and con­ these $55 quotations were coming the form to, church forms and usages, stock was selling slowly out o f’ the cars at $50. _ arc now within the Lenten^period, Oulte' a ’ volume o f florida cabbage and social festivities are put aside for this time o f temporary worldly renun­ came this week nnd there was a sprink­ ciation. Parties; weddings and birthday ling of South Carolina stock on the mar­ anniversary celebrations are very gen­ ket but most of the new cabbage sup­ erally given over out of respect to this plies came frqm Florida. Monday there solemn'religious season. Society very were 15 cars, Tuesday six cars, nnd generally respects the season, efVen in Wednesday six'cars, with four to six cars ' that quarter where not personally bound a day up to Friday, The market on Fior» by church nfliKations to observe the sea­ Ida cabbage was around $2.50 a crate son liternily nccording to traditional forms and Charleston cabbage sold at $2.23 to and usages. Therein is that respect $2.30. shown to the consciences of others by At the end of the week the market educated and cultivated people the world eased off In the country and prices were over. It is a time for contemplation of about $10 lower. Shippers were ofTering of spiritual things, an absence of worldly to lay the cabbage down here at $40 a • absorption 1iu>ien«tm\ gainful pursuits, toil bn Friday —N. Y. Packer. and such activities of the (iesh ns cotn• " - T i i a n k - Y 'o i J j —monly engross the attention of the world. It Is wltfi pleasure tliat I take this op­ portunity to thank my ninny patrons and In Honor Of Miss Parram ore friends for their patronage during the Miss Parramore of Jacksonville has been the guest o f her grandmother, Mrs. A. A. past five years. It has been our constant Slrrine for several weeks nnd hns been endeavor to improve lioth our-work-and tiie recipient of many social favors from our shop during that time nnd we have her many Sanford friends among whom been successful in doing both. It is the steady patrons who stick nnd keep com­ her early chlldhohd was spent. One o f tiie most delightful affairs given ing week after week that make a burlier In honor of Miss Parramore was the heart prosper. He learns all the angles and • party given by Mrs. Frank Miller on last tender spots on the face, and the wishes of the customer, so that he is able to do . Tuesday night._____ _______ n— ‘ The entire house seemed a mass of better work and do it n little quicker, us hearts nnd the same decorative scheme he docs not have to feel his way over the was carried out in detnil. Hearts was the face, os he docs If the face is strange to Interesting game and even the prizes him. Then, too, he can depend on • his income nnd knows just how far he can wer^ of thnt shape. * Miss Symmcs won the first prize for go toward putting in up-to-date fixtures thrirtdles, d heart shaped _book' *whTcTi and other improvcments thnt cost money: was tendered to the guest of honor. Are you one o f my stcudy customers! I- P. McCuller won the gentlemen's prize, You ought to get the habit of coining a heart shaped picture frame containing here nnd let us prove whnt_we have Just said to your entire satisfaction. Rend a Cupid. An elegant luncheon consisting of all we have to say to you, for it is inter­ chicken salnd, celery sticks, olives nnd esting, nnd perhaps you can leurn some­ heart shaped sandwiches wlis served at thing. A Good Appearance eleven o'clock. _ A few day's growth of beard makes n Among those present were: man look rusty, slovenly, unnttractive. HIi k i » Meaara Bowler ■ McCuller and adds to his personal discomfort. By S) mines MUteer Frank Roberts our shaving process wc change him into Striiuffdluw Johns a man of cleanly personality; lie feels . HUI » Claude Herndon Parramore Robert Herndon good and is more -confident of his own Mrtllndrr • Adntni Ruth Mcltlngrr Watson success. Among our large list of regular tioyle Morton . customers, w elinve a goodly number of Werk I Meade Fox Bull (¡rorge Fox traveling salesman, who always corne to Meadomta •Cecil llutl Herndon our shop for n shove when in town, nnd (¡órnales they, tell us that we give far better satis­ Turner Welbnrne faction thun they get in Inr^e cities and I). I. Thrasher entertained on last larger towns; these men are particular of Thursday evening in honor of her charm­ their personality os salesmen nnd depend ing young guest, Miss Louise Simmons of in n measure on a pleasing, attractive, Tncon, Gn. The gnme of Forty-two was manly appearance. We please and sat­ • enjoyed, and Miss Ella StringfnllOw re­ isfy them, and can please you.'too, if It takes ceived a pretty work bag, she liftin g won you will give us the charité. several combinations to niuke up a good the greatest number of games. Mrs. Thrasher who is always a most graceful shrive, and we have those combinations. Ilnlr Cutting •-» hostess, was assisted by Mrs. S. Pulcston Is nn art that can only he practiced by in serving the dainty refreshments. those who combiné taste nnd the urtistic LIVE ACRES— LIVE THOUSAND requirements to apply those principles to the different shapes of the bend. Long years of experience in the |irinThat Is The Price Pold Tills W eek For ciples of hnlr cutting nnd special study Sanford Land . of how to npply und vary them to suit Sanford land is bringing a higher price than uny other fanning land in the world different forms of the head, enables us to nnd every sale that is made boosts the give you the very best service, nnd give your bend a neat, artistic appearance. price a little higher. . W. J. Hill sold live acres o f land this * Come in during daylight hours if jkisweek for $5,000. J. W. Tlfton of New slblc for hair cuts ns we have more . time Albany, Indiana wus the purchaser and and better light. TF > ■ H — .. f u• ilib i b i r V a r T n n d e"(TirbuilF~itie Marks- m i j) TW «f f - " * A lbert G ha1h .Tnu, tUrHiirTii-r Pico Barber Shop, Sanford, Fla. Keal Estate Agency of .this city. The land fronts upon First st. nnd is about two Spent Day In Sanford miles from the city. Tho land Is of the A large party of DeLand people came to I best and Mr. Hill does not consider thut Snnford last Sunday on the launch Du Bor, j ho received any fnney price for it as the Copt Shuman, commanding. new owner can easily get tho purchase In the party were Mr. and Mrs. W. H. price for the first year's crop. Peake, Mr. nnd Mrs. V. T. Barr nnd son. Chne. Larson, Mrs. V. H. Larson and daugh­ W ants To Come To Sonforg Sanford Is rapidly becoming the Mecca ters, Misses Jennie and Amnndo Loreon, toward which ull eyes nre turning nnd Miss Lilian Johnson. Miss Eleonora Hngpeople from nil over the north nre prepar­ strum. Mrs. F. A. BlzreJ. Mr. Vanhorno of ing tu come to Sanford early in tjie fall. Stetson U n lm sitjvM is* Croce Shiilelu of The following letter received this week is VlrglnlntMisa Coslc Burgess of High Point. only one of many that come to The Herald N. C-. Mias Annie Hnrrolson of Whiteville, N. C. every week; H ammonhspokt. N. Y.. Mar. 8. 1909. To the Editor of The Hereld: I take the Tampa Tribune and wish you would send me a sample copy of your paper. I am coming to Florida tills fe ll If 1 keep m y T a r a . " " ' ------The artesian wells there strike as about right and I am sore o f tiie nine or ten months winter we huve here. Snow storm last week of elghf or ten inches and wind blew sixty miles per hour. Lots of snowbanks here now over three feet deep. Yours truly, Killed A L a rg e M occasin Quite a large crowd collected at the Clyde line wharf on Thursday morning being attracted by the finding pf a large moccasin which wns.lyjpg Jn the, weeds near tiie shore. An old negro was finally induced to wade in and dispatch the snake which measured fully, five feet In length and was of tho cotton mouth vari­ ety. One of the tourists present look a snap shot o i the* snake around the old man's neck getting as he termed it a pic­ ture of "tw o Florida specimens." J. E* Little. Garner & Roberta are now ogenta for Fresh Mackerel at H. H. Hill's grocery tiie famous Royal Scarlet can goods. ij- ¡ 1-PAGES ! TO 8 n Q ô n n ^ l. I N S A N F O R D — Life i » Number 31 news AIM I N V E S T M E N T r * IS T H E — •' ' SUREST • MONEY e N M AK ER A N Y W H E R E ^ 3-"1- “ of the worldI«S03o^,o HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK , - Worth Living HERALD SAfyrORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. M ARCH.20, 1909 Hr m s of Interest Gleaned Front Various Sources SA N FO R D LAND High winds, heavy rnlns nnd raging Hoods hpve been working havoc in various PQr*1 o f Georgia and. Alabama the |iast week. Mrs. Ruth Bryan Lenvitt. eldest dnugli ter of Hon. W. d. Bryan, hnshccn granted a divorce from her husband on the ground of non-Bupport. There was no defense. SANFORD CELERY FLUSH Next Two Weeks Will See 200 Cars Move of $20 a car to insure delivery In good order.. It seems to work successfully, and there Is no doubt thnt in the future nil perishables from the truck fields will lie pre-Cooled. -Themachine is in charge of JoEn Cunningham. Jr„ ion of John C. Cunningham, of the American Fruit Union, of Cincinnati, the inventor. AVERAGE FIFTEEN CARS "A DAY COMMENT \)f THE STATE PRESS First Year THE STREET RAILWAY Stringers and Ties Being Pre-____ pared for Laying RAILS WILL BE PLACED AT ONCE X’M Children took port in Inylng of the keel Here the Readers Will Find a Brier B ff Fortunes In Rolslng Celery—Our Editorial Expressions on the Demise Sanford Is Now The Ouly City In The of the battleship Florida, driving the nails Historical Spring Flowing Sanford Grow ers Arc Very ’ Interior o f Florida W ith a in the good-luck shoe. o f The Sonford Chronicle For Hurried Readers Enthusiastic ■ S treet Railway ' | Volutin County Krvordl Rev. Father Ernsin Ansion, rector of the The Wyoming nnd Arkansas nre the (New York Produce Newt) • The illusions of the doubting Thomnses The Sanford Chronicle niter n varied church of St. Stnnislnw in Newark. N.-J.. Sanford, Fin., Mar. 13.—Beginning next names selected for the two new 20,000existence for a number of years has shut who hove predicted that Sanford's street- was assassinated Inst week while tilting week Sanford celery will be nt her flush --twi battleships ior.thc.U..S. navy.. up shop, leaving thnt field gam ely to lit railway wpuld never materialize, have in his rectory. with celery, which product lias made the been dispelled this week, for the actual Terrific snow storms raged last week in « „ . . j . « ™ , w i .i . , „ . , _ swjghtiy-uuighlKir, the young Herald. Mis* Cherry White of Cochrifn. town’ -famous, nnd -which '•promises to work of trnck laying -and preparing the make every sensible grower rich. Next lArcadla Champion I ties^Trod-«ring— — Jrt$aA.»^kll t h e ^ ville, died Insj week o f blood |>oisoning^ week and the week following there will The Sanford Chronicle is at rest in “ the hcu vy timbers for (his 'work has been winds and extremtf cold prevailed. -, hand front be loaded nn average of 15 lars per day, happy hunting grounds" nnd it is with hnuled tti the vacant lots opposite The The Juarez theater in Montgomery,Ain., fork whi6h she was using. or in round numbers, 200 cars for the deep regret thnt we chronicle the fact. Herald office, nnd the work of getting them was destroyed by fire tost week. Loss The early fruit and' vegetable crops in two weeks. Lust week there were ship- The Clironicle wns one of Sanford's oldest Into the right lengths hns liegun. General $250.000. Texas have been badly dnmngcd nnd in lied 53 cars of celery nnd 10 of lettuce. business enterprises nnd hns perhaps Manager A. I*. Connelly Informed The A ten-story tenement house .in New some.localities entirely killed by the re­ Up to Tuesday night of this week 23 cars done more for the upbuilding o f "The Herald scribe thnt the ties will he seasoned York city was partially wrecked recently cent severe cold. went out, six of which were lettuce. Of Celery -City" than any mherjong influence byjLPrcparntion of creosote thnt will pre-----by-a bomb, thrown by some unknown mis­ the 69 cars shipped last week Chase & and it is sad to think thnt its sphere of serve them fornges. The ties will lie fast­ .’I I ! creant. Fortunately no lives were lost. Co. seal out 26. Crutchfield & Woolfolk usefulness has passed. The Herald will ened to heavy stringers nnd the rails then INSTITUTED LODGE 0T EAGLES six, nnd the independent growers the ubly fill the plnce of Imtli pnp«*rs anil is Placed U(xin the lies, nil to be level with It is now proposed to piakethesnlaryjof balance. The condition of the stock Is really ,one of tne finest weekly papers in the brick paving nnd when the rails nre the mnyor of New York city $500,000 for One Hundred and Fifty enrolled os almost ideal, even though the 'growers Florida. a full term of four years. f finally bolted nnd the brick paving placed ChuZ|fcr Mem bers' • had difficulty in getting a good stand in Chinn is to have n modern nnvy to cost between the rails, the firmest kind of foun­ Celery City Acrio Fraternal Order of the spring. I Live (Ink Dpni<rral] * $100,000.000. * dation willl>e formed , and the Sanford Eagles is the youngest lodge in the state, After life's—fltlul -fuvur-.Uiu—SunftUil -While the new acreage in celery nnd TrncttoirCurwlt! ireVer kTmwTmnsfeFrfoni----Mayor A.C. Harper of Los Angeles,Cal., and yet bids fair to lie one the largest at lettuce is about 25 |>er cent of nn in- Chronicle sleeps well—and |H*nnanently. spreading rails. The latest ty|)e of cuts has resigned at the request of 10,000 citi­ the very beginning. Over 15» names were ■re asc, the yield for the season will not It died last week after sixteen years of will bo used Unit cun carry from thirty to’ zens, who charge thnt lie lias iicrniUted all upon the list ns charter tnemliers, nnd the be but a little larger_This was caused bumping uluug the corduroy road of fifty passengers, and ull the latest inir kinds of vice. . new lodge starts'out mider very bright by excessive rnins when the see«! was country Journalism, tind the physical re­ prBYemem* will,tw mode for the convrn------ , ft Geo. A. Burt, who was general malinger prospects. planted, and even after ^ lie y hnd been mains were merged in a Job office. But lence of the traveling public. of tiie Panama railroad during the insurThe lodge was organized last Tuesday. transplanted from the seed beds. Lust the Sonford Herald Is still' on dock, "all This street railway will be the greatest -—- notion oU fiflO ydlsiLst his home i a. Mount jiud.lhc.ciiy_was iiubila uUirciu celebrate, tcasati—lliere .were shipped from here. wool nnd a yard wide," one of the ’ best Vernon, N. Y.. March 12. the event. The trains were met by the 1,193 cars of green stuff, divided ns fol- and brightest weekly (vipers in Florida, iuuoVMthm-thHt-lms-evrr-tniren—pfnrr“ tn' this section, and several eastern capitalband and the large number of candidates lows: Six hundred and eighty-two car% n highly valuable factor in the growth • To save tiie life of her little son Mrs. C. i#t# and citizons from other Florida citlrs ... ____ . ... * ___ . e . i ...... r * i... Dnuiuun of NewWork lost tier own. The and visiting members from Jacksonville. «c ry , 403 lettuce, 38 cauliflower and of the Celery City. are here (his week to inspect .the plaits. two were in the act of changing cars in Ocala. Gainesville, I'abitkn ami other cities 70 iniM-ellnncous. These figures • do not Tiie Snnford Traction Co. will use the latest ^ (l.nkrlnml Nr«ri| , include any of the Clyde Line or express returning homo when n touring car came swelled the procession. lype o f gasolene cars, the kind thut have " The Sanford Chronicle is the latest cxThe headquarters was in the ball of the fiipments. These are never estimated, suddenly around die corner and would been used for the past iwo y«*nrs by s«:v- . . have killed both. Quick ns a Hash tiie city building, nnd hen* the work of initiat­ Ithnugli they run into nin’ny hundreds of nmple of the inevitable result of attempt, eral large railways in the w«*st, nnd will ing to publish two papers in n one-pa per 'mother pushed her child to safety, hut ing and installing the officers took place, rates., town, and it tins gone the way of all flesh be the first of the kind ever used In.Flor­ This work occupied the greater purl of the This season's crop of celery is fully was struck by the tourittg air herself nnd ida. afternoon npd night from 3 p. m. until 7. three week's eurlier than last year. It that is. it luis gone dead—leaving the almost instantly killed. Snnford now enjoys the distinction of when a recess was taken nnd the work wus expected to have the celery ready field entirely to its sprightly opponent. A homeless man lias been found making being the only interior city of Florida pos­ The Sanford Herald. The latter will cover continued from 8 to 12. , for (lie New York market early in Janu­ — his abode in the bell-tower Of a schoiilsessing a street railway. Already plans When the installation was finished, the ary. hut the rains came and growers nnd the field thoroughly and the business house in Morristown, N. J. He had a ait, are being (»crfected for u good amusement members adjourned to the Sanford House, shippers were disupiNiinted. There is to men will not be afflicted with the neces­ pair of blankets, camp stove, cooking utenpork, containing a hall diamond, driving sity of paying u double lax to reueh the where Urotlnfr H. I’ . Driver had spread un be an effort made every year to get into f tils, a quantity of canned goals, nnd an l*ark. golf links, tennis courts and other elaborate banquet in honor of (lie visiting the markets earlier. If the Sanford cel­ readers of two |ui|iers wli«*n one will abundance of clothing. He refuses to give attractions, and this summer thepcopleof ' serve them better. There nre other towns brethren. The dining room hnd been es­ ery could lap right into the New York his name. Sanford can enjoy a most delightful trolley pecially decorated for the occasion, and Stute stock it woukl Ite very satisfactory (lint will come to the same condition be­ ride to the park and an evening of enjoy- , • Tiie execution of Wm.'E. Travis, an aged presented a beautiful sight. Here »feast fore long. to the receivers. Heretofore the growers incut. man in Trenton, N. J., hus been stayed by of reason anil flow of the soul took place here have In a manner waiunl until Cal­ I St A iii I u i i I np Rrtvmll I he new line will also lie o great fuctor by a court order. For ten ycurs he lias with toasts ami speeches. Hon. Forrest ifornia celery was out of the way.* So An imiKirt.mt newspaper rhnnge in in the future development of Snnford nnd been n burglar,yet moved in good society, I-nke presided os chairman and Hon. Geo. much of a factor hus the Snnford celery Snnford is the sus|M*nsioiv of the Chron­ the celery deltn, nnd the prospects for a was highly respected nnd everyone thought A. DeCottes us toastmaster. S|>ecclies become thut slup|>ers are determined to icle, fqr many years the only newspaper Greater Sanford were never brighter. him n gentleman. By accident lie was were- made by Messrs. Lake, DpCottcs, push it try the front irres|iective of any in that thriving town. ,The property lias detected by a |xiliccmnn, whom lie killed. Kolhfleld of Palatku, Orson of Ocala, Geo. section. The growers here nre in earnest been purchased by Jesse L. linker'und ANNOUNCEMENT 10 THE TUBI 1C Bis arrest, trial, conviction nnd sentence Davies of Jacksonville, nnd Runge,Calhoun and their slogan is to be "The celery sec­ William B. Messenger, who will o|ierate Ç fis followed. , and Holden. tion of the worid." There is no longer the plant us a job priming office. This Sunford & Everglades Now Using Eating wild |uirsnii>s caused tiie death The recitations hy J. M. Hunt and J. M. any ex|ierinientul stage. Markets ut large lenves The Herald in sole (sissession of A. C. L. Terminals of two workmen on Long Island Inst week. Kelley were especially enjoyed. arc realizing that Snnford can produce the field nnd that pnjier may be de|iendThe following announcement of the The following officers were, elected for the goods and they are taking notice. A constitutional amendment forbidding ed on to do Justice to the |*eoplr of Sanford A Everglades Railwuy Is a very Ttiere are those who cx|*ect within the Sanford und the best interests of the the manufacture and sale of intoxicating the ensuing year: important Item to the growers on the J. M. Hunt, P. W. P. next five ycurs to see 5.000 cars of green community. liquor is to be voted on in Massachusetts. eust side: W. H. Underwood, W, Pres. truck move from Sanford. Of this fully The New York legislature hns pigeon­ Xi 'R '' V Í * "The Sanford A Everglades Railroad W. D. Holden. W. V. P. 4,000 will be celery. If this |>redic(ion ITt Myrrt l*rr»| holed tiie woman suffrage measure. Company's trains will be operated JLJk'ffl I J. H. Overman. W. Chaplain. The Sanford Chronicle hns been dis­ should come true whut would become of v‘ I ff r T I into Atlantic Coust Line's Terminals By n vote 37 to 11 the Iowa legislature I S. Runge, Secretary. (lie California dculT The Californiuns continued. Mrs. Scllyc M. Overman.own­ ut Sanford, nnd Mr. C. Barnes will > 1 , iwBhiì I has defeated the woman suffrage bill. net ns freight agent for them. G. R. Calhoun, Treasurer. have not yet reocln*d the 2.500 murk for er und e«litor, lias »old the plant to "Shipments will be received at nnd By treaty with Siam l5.000 square miles |o w. H. Hand. W. Conductor, celery, and Snnford ex|H*cts to soon ex­ Messrs. Baker & Messenger, who will con­ delivered from the Atlantic Coust of land belonging to that county is udde«l duct a job printing office. This leaves J. C. Snead, Inner Guard. ceed this. Line's warehouse.” u t 1* «3 J to the British Empire. It embrace» the J. T. Lee, Out«:r Guurd. There is no Inck of cars or ice. With the field to The^Jleruld. Congratulations, A. I*. C o n n e l l y , Mates of Kalantan, Tringuno nnjfKednh General Manager. R. H. Mark». A. D. Smith and Clius. two ice plunls there is no danger of a Bro. Holly. The Herald is one of Florida's of the Malay peninsula. H. Evans. Trustees. • . _______________ shortage. Armour pt:tqile say they have brightest weeklies und whil» still young __The^gruyverH can tiuw.ship hy packageDr. S. Pulcston, P hysician. ample curs in readiness. The roads North is doing» mighty work for.the Celery City. freight Instead of waiting for the carload * M T O ~ ~ ta U h rj*. No«.~a--uaxed -fluriculturiiLof lots,'and this new departure w ilf prove of Maditon, N. J.. died last week, aged 62 arc'making good -time tmd llie price# are greet-Iwmeiit Ut tliu »iiippcrs__ ________ _ lAdvwulr. Titus villa-1 years. He hail over 1,000,000 squurc feet very fluttering. There have been sales of LOWER FLORIDA RATES The Snnford Chronicle tins sus|K*nded The Snnford & Everglades Railwuy Ls of flower beds under glass. $2.25 f. o. It. Snnford. The prevailing publication. Sanford is n prosperous handling a large amount of this year's prices now ore $1.75 to $2. Neurlycvery ____ A delegation of ministers, headc«l by town, but it lakes u good town luBUlh crop and Mr, Connelly hi (Hitting forth Rev. John P. Peterstif St. Michncl’s Epis­ J. C.Chase Tells o f the Results Accom ­ car is sold right here and the growers ur6 plished at Recent M eeting getting rich with such prices. The sea­ port two newspapers of as high standard great efforts to aid und assist the grow copal church of New York, huve petitioned us the average Floridu paper«. One pros­ ers in every way. ■ The short time allot­ J.’ C. Chase, secretary and treasurer of son should lie u record breaker, although the New York legislature to allow open perous, well supported 'newspaper.Is a ted for the construction of this new rail­ the returns last year were very good in a Saloons on Sunday from 1 to H p.m., claim­ the Florida Fruit nnd Vegetable Shippers' better advertisement of a town than half road and the rapid building' nnd cqui|>ing thut it will end police graft and Raines Protective Assn., has issued a letter generul way. When n grower can net a dozen half starved sheets, and u much ping of same, lias been marvelous, and law hotels. ! “------ *----------— shoyring what was accomplished nt the $1,000 per acre there should be. nnd the promoters are to be congratulated on tighter burden on the business men. there is. no kick coming. Many of the A cave has recently been discovered in meeting in Jacksonville late in February getting the A. C. 1- terminals to aid them growers last st-ason made this attractive the Adirondack mountains, which it Isbe- in regard to railwuy rates. The rate on SANFORD’S BIG CELEBRATION Jn tiie shipping facilities. U figure. They will do us well or better v iieved will outclass the famous Mammoth oranges, grapefruit and pineapples has this season. The uverage yield is three Will W hoop 'Em Up On July The A Splendid Show * cave of Kentucky. It has been explored been ordered reduced as follows: To Bal­ cur* to tho acre. There are aomc*very Tourth. for over u thousand feet and contains av­ timore 43c, instead of 4714c; to Philadel­ "The Missouri Girl" held the boards at the expert cultivators of celery here, and enues running in all directions opening phia 44c. instead of 4814c; to New York Sanford is never behind in the proces­ opera bouse Wednesduy night, and was every man who attempts celery raising 46c, instead of 5014c; to Boston 51c, in­ into numerous rooms of various sizes. The sion and on July the Fourth the city will greeted by n large crowd. It proved lobe und works intelligently succee<ls. cave is believed to be of volcanic origin. stead of 39c; to Buffalo 53c, Instead of exccnd a welcome to the entire state and a most amusing musical comedy, and de­ Here is one instance: One grower has 00.8c; to Pittsburg 42c instead of 60.4c; the entire symposium of sister states to lighted everyone— In fact it is the best * For saving the life of Miss Jean Dowling, to Providence 51c, instead of 59c, and five acres under cultivation. In three come to the Celery City and have a day that has visited SunfonJ this season, . a school teacher, at Orange' Beach last corresponding reductions to oilier points. years he lias.received for his celery.dhtml or-genuine • old - -ftrehlpn«! •enjoytnew.-j^uJJ-llMjy rtlVUIUJllft Rpcra. IlSUiC, Kill. TUirimer, Congress voted a gold medal to It is probable also that unless the rail- $30.000 gross. Besides this he has — tw There will be a grand parade of floats not accommodate all those' who will want x.each of two sisters; Alice L. grid Dorothy rouds make reduction* to ywints in the grown considerable lettuce and a few and merchants' displays and the entire to see "The Missouri Girl." Daisy Grubb, ‘MflBltferty.' The presentation was made at West that the commission will lake up Vegetables. If there is any farming or crowd will then be taken to the picnic the girl, and Zeke Dobson, the farm hand, h school entertainment last Friday. this matter. Reductions in rates on veg­ trucking which can beat this, Sanfordites grounds where a barbecue and fish fry were the comedians who kept the house in A union railway depot, tw c*>*t__at>out m «ha eastern markets were or­ would lik « la kqow where U Is. ___ _ . will be aerV6drspee£h6t will be made and ait uproar iluougltuuL SI 2.000,000, It to be built nt Montreal. dered reduced 15 to 20 per cent.. The On the track of the railroad built by the the birthday of our liberty will be fitting­ Canada. ' .• Have You u Telephone? minimum number of crates in a car of growers into the celery fields a pre-cooler ly celebrated. Get busyl I f not, lia ve one pluoed ut once iqr safe­ The Russian Czar has ordered that all strawberries was reduced from 200 crates of the Cunningham Pre-Cooler Co. Is at In Sanford, Life is Worth Living. ty mid convenience. Telephone your order drummers In die Russian army must Carry to 175 crates, the rate from Starke and work. Already several cars have been The Harold is ou sal« « t T..J. Miller A. là W. A - i ’su. Òupi- or lo iiushiaaa office » ( mi and do flghttag «a well a*drumming. L a w « * <o New York-remaining a t $1.80 vre<oolad.-and result* are «waited. •The rii growers teem willing to stand the charge Son's store, and. the City cigar store. at .Fernald's Hurd ware Co..Oak a ve. 28-4 USI A tornado at Brinkley, Ark., lust week. per crate.1 $ N D Celery Lands, and Celery Farms. City Property @0 N I f you w an t a n y•• of. these, See / us. t Term s to suit you r pocket-book • . ' J • • HOLDEN REAL ESTATE SA N FO R D , FLA. H O L D URRELL INSHEW REAL BROKERS Presen t to. the In vesto r the B est Opportuni­ ties in Florida Unim proved celery lands, flowing w ells guaranteed, $25.00 to $200.00 per acre |)er ucre^61^ rUnn8' W*lh ,,owinti wel,s FloridaCfor ‘ * tiled, drained nnd rendy for crop. $500(N) to $100000 Unimproved' 303-°00 acres timber land, with finest site in. well b e . done- BURRELL & MINSMEW ure practical farmers as II as real estate brokers, and nre hero to show you what has been and can be done. lyiURREJfLr- & M IN S H E< THE EVENT OF THE SEASON TEA SERVED Al -------- . . . M A D A M E 7 7 7 ~ EMMA CALVE Th e W o r ld ’s Greatest C A R M E N WILMAN'8 OPERA HOUSE “ f* ' * —-SEABREEZE, FLORIDA )• TWELVE P A G E S -PART LA N D! P I B March - Saturday, Mch. 13, ’09 \ Reserved Seats: $5, $3, and $2 Tickets on Sale ut Hankins Drug Store. Daytona, and House, Seabreeze, ’Phone 177 WOMAN’S EXCHANGE Every Day Aft*: February 19th Wednesday'’ B ilk e d Goods S ta m p a i and Saturday, d o n e - A l l F a n c y Avor M aterials for s o m e - on Salt' Wilman’s Opera C R I P P E N ’S -MljJSIC STOI (Railroad Way) 1*3 fir lit Is i 1s � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1909 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 13, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 13, 1909. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 13, 1909; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/14160a675ebd12bc0c50661c768fff3d.pdf b3c53eeb0022ac2c4c33babfa8a9d92d PDF Text Text *- *&'J9f3 V*'. • V «IWiW>W-W »w■Xi »~X—/»-. 12 IN T H E THE SANFORD HERALD S O C IA L CABBAGE GOES HIGHER W ORLD O YorH S t a le F a rm e r N o w G e ttin g $50 Items of Interest Concernlnl _ _ _ a t L oad in g S ta tio n . W hat few holders o f cabbage there are Society People. in New York S ta tf are (reaping a rich harvest, for this week telegraphic dis­ patches stated thot shippers were paying the farmers $50 a ton for the cabbage at loading stations. Quotations come from Mow C elery C ity V an ity F a ir W hile New York State to dealers here this week A w a y th e Golden llo u r s asking $55 for the cabbage delivered. S ocla l Gossip. The New York market proper Is slow to respond to Hie high values and wliile eople who poy ottcntlon to, and con­ these $55 quotations were coming the form to, church forms and usages, stock was selling slowly out o f ’ the cars at $50. _ arc now within the Lenten^period, Oulte' a ’ volume o f flo rid a cabbage and social festivities are put aside for this time o f temporary worldly renun­ came this week nnd there was a sprink­ ciation. Parties; weddings and birthday ling o f South Carolina stock on the mar­ anniversary celebrations are very gen­ ket but most o f the new cabbage sup­ erally given over out o f respect to this plies came frqm Florida. Monday there solemn'religious season. Society very were 15 cars, Tuesday six cars, nnd generally respects the season, efVen in Wednesday six'cars, with four to six cars ' that quarter where not personally bound a day up to Friday, The market on Fior» by church nfliKations to observe the sea­ Ida cabbage was around $2.50 a crate son liternily nccording to traditional forms and Charleston cabbage sold at $2.23 to and usages. Therein is that respect $2.30. shown to the consciences o f others by At the end o f the week the market educated and cultivated people the world eased off In the country and prices were over. It is a time for contemplation o f about $10 lower. Shippers were ofTering o f spiritual things, an absence o f worldly to lay the cabbage down here at $40 a • absorption 1iu>ien«tm\ gainful pursuits, toil bn Friday — N. Y . Packer. and such activities o f the (iesh ns cotn• " - T i i a n k - Y 'o i J j —monly engross the attention o f the world. It Is w ltfi pleasure tliat I take this op­ portunity to thank m y ninny patrons and In H o n o r O f M iss P a rra m o re friends for their patronage during the Miss Parramore o f Jacksonville has been the guest o f her grandmother, Mrs. A. A. past five years. It has been our constant Slrrine for several weeks nnd hns been endeavor to improve lioth o u r-w ork -a n d tiie recipient o f many social favors from our shop during that time nnd we have her many Sanford friends among whom been successful in doing both. It is the steady patrons who stick nnd keep com­ her early chlldhohd was spent. One o f tiie most delightful affairs given ing week after week that make a burlier In honor of Miss Parramore was the heart prosper. He learns all the angles and • party given by Mrs. Frank Miller on last tender spots on the face, and the wishes o f the customer, so that he is able to do . Tuesday night._______ _________ n— ‘ The entire house seemed a mass of better work and do it n little quicker, us hearts nnd the same decorative scheme he docs not have to feel his w ay over the was carried out in detnil. Hearts was the face, os he docs If the face is strange to Interesting game and even the prizes him. Then, too, he can depend on • his income nnd knows just how far he can wer^ o f thnt shape. * Miss Symmcs won the first prize for go toward putting in up-to-date fixtures thrirtdles, d heart shaped _ book' * whTcTi and other improvcments thnt cost money: was tendered to the guest o f honor. A re you one o f m y stcudy customers! I- P. McCuller won the gentlemen's prize, You ought to get the habit o f coining a heart shaped picture frame containing here nnd let us prove whnt_we have Just said to your entire satisfaction. Rend a Cupid. An elegant luncheon consisting of all we have to say to you, for it is inter­ chicken salnd, celery sticks, olives nnd esting, nnd perhaps you can leurn some­ heart shaped sandwiches wlis served at thing. A G ood A ppearan ce eleven o'clock. _ A few day's growth o f beard makes n Am ong those present were: man look rusty, slovenly, unnttractive. HIi k i » Meaara Bowler ■ McCuller and adds to his personal discomfort. By S) mines MUteer Frank Roberts our shaving process wc change him into Striiuffdluw Johns a man o f cleanly personality; lie feels . HUI » Claude Herndon Parramore Robert Herndon good and is more -confident o f his own M rtllndrr •Adntni Ruth Mcltlngrr Watson success. Am ong our large list o f regular tioyle Morton . customers, w e lin v e a goodly number of Werk I Meade Fox Bull (¡rorge Fox traveling salesman, who always corne to Meadomta •Cecil llutl Herndon our shop for n shove when in town, nnd (¡órnales they, tell us that we give far better satis­ Turner Welbnrne faction thun they get in Inr^e cities and I). I. Thrasher entertained on last larger towns; these men are particular of their personality os salesmen nnd depend Thursday evening in honor o f her charm­ in n measure on a pleasing, attractive, ing young guest, Miss Louise Simmons of manly appearance. We please and sat­ Tncon, Gn. The gnme o f Forty-two was isfy them, and can please yo u .'to o , if • enjoyed, and Miss Ella StringfnllOw re­ you will give us the charité. It takes ceived a pretty work bag, she lift in g won several combinations to niuke up a good the greatest number o f games. Mrs. shrive, and we have those combinations. Thrasher who is always a most graceful Iln lr C u tting •-» hostess, was assisted by Mrs. S. Pulcston Is nn art that can only he practiced by in serving the dainty refreshments. those who combiné taste nnd the urtistic requirements to apply those principles to the different shapes o f the bend. Long years o f experience in the |irinThat Is The P ric e Pold Tills W eek F o r ciples o f hnlr cutting nnd special study S an fo rd Land . o f how to npply und vary them to suit Sanford land is bringing a higher price than uny other fanning land in the world different forms of the head, enables us to nnd every sale that is made boosts the give you the very best service, nnd give your bend a neat, artistic appearance. price a little higher. . W. J. Hill sold live acres o f land this * Come in during daylight hours if jkisweek for $5,000. J. W. Tlfton o f New slblc for hair cuts ns we have more . time Albany, Indiana wus the purchaser and and better light. H March ij - ¡ B H IS IH H > ■ H — LIVE ACRES—LIVE THOUSAND .. f u• ilib i b i r V a r T n n d e " (T irbu ilF ~ it ie m i j) TW « f f - M ark s- " * A l b e r t G h a 1h .Tn u , t U r H ii r T i i -r Pico Barber Shop, Sanford, Fla. Keal Estate Agency o f .this city. The land fronts upon First st. nnd is about two Spent Day In S an fo rd miles from the city. Tho land Is o f the A large party of DeLand people came to I best and Mr. Hill does not consider thut Snnford last Sunday on the launch Du Bor, j ho received any fnney price for it as the C o p t Shuman, commanding. new owner can easily get tho purchase In the party were Mr. and Mrs. W. H. price for the first year's crop. Peake, Mr. nnd Mrs. V. T. Barr nnd son. Chne. Larson, Mrs. V. H. Larson and daugh­ W a n ts To Com e To S o n fo rg Sanford Is rapidly becoming the Mecca ters, Misses Jennie and Amnndo Loreon, toward which ull eyes nre turning nnd Miss Lilian Johnson. Miss Eleonora Hngpeople from nil over the north nre prepar­ strum. Mrs. F. A . BlzreJ. Mr. Vanhorno of in g tu come to Sanford early in tjie fall. Stetson U n lm s itjv M is * Croce Shiilelu o f Th e following letter received this week is V lrglnln tM isa Coslc Burgess o f High Point. only one o f many that come to The Herald N. C-. Mias A nn ie Hnrrolson of W hiteville, N. C. every week; H ammonhspokt. N. Y.. Mar. 8. 1909. Killed A L a r g e M o cca sin To the Editor of The Hereld: Quite a large crowd collected at the I take the Tampa Tribune and wish Clyde line wharf on Thursday morning you would send me a sample copy of being attracted by the finding pf a large your paper. I am coming to Florida tills moccasin which wns.lyjpg Jn the, weeds fe ll I f 1 keep m y T a r a . " " ' -------near tiie shore. A n old negro was finally The artesian wells there strike as about induced to wade in and dispatch the right and I am sore o f tiie nine or ten snake which measured fully, five feet In months winter w e huve here. length and was o f tho cotton mouth va ri­ Snow storm last week o f elg h f or ten ety. One o f the tourists present look a inches and wind blew sixty miles per snap shot o i the* snake around the old hour. Lots o f snowbanks here now over man's neck getting as he termed it a pic­ three feet deep. Yours truly, ture o f "tw o Florida specimens." J. E* L ittle . Garner & Roberta are now ogenta for Fresh Mackerel at H. H. Hill's grocery tiie famous Royal Scarlet can goods. 0 B IB S S H Œ n Q ô n n ^ l. 0 I N S A N F O R D — Life i» Worth Living Number 31 news AIM I N V E S T M E N T P TF 0 1-PAGES ! TO 8 LA N D! P O IN T S P U R ELY PERSONAL I B □ TW ELVE P A G E S -PART S A N FO R D LA N D r * •' ' IS TH E SUREST — N D • MONEY e N - Celery Lands, and Celery Farms. City Property @0 N If you want any of these, •• See . us. / t Terms to suit your pocket-book • J . ' • • HOLDEN R E A L ESTATE SANFO RD, F L A . H O L D URRELL IN SH EW REAL BROKERS Unim proved celery lands, flowing w ells guaranteed, $25.00 to $200.00 per acre rUnn8' W*lh ,,o w in ti w e l,s F lo r id a Cfo r ‘ * tiled , d r a in e d nnd re n d y fo r cro p . $ 5 0 0 (N) to $100000 U n im p ro v e d ' 3 0 3 -°0 0 a c re s t im b e r lan d , th e w o rld I « S 03o^,o High winds, heavy rnlns nnd raging Hoods hpve been working havoc in various PQr*1 o f Georgia and. Alabam a the |iast week. Mrs. Ruth Bryan Lenvitt. eldest dnugli ter of Hon. W. d. Bryan, hnshccn granted a divorce from her husband on the ground o f non-Bupport. There was no defense. SANFORD CELERY FLUSH Next Two Weeks Will See 200 Cars Move AVERAGE FIFTEEN CARS "A DAY F irs t Y e a r o f $20 a car to insure delivery In good order.. It seems to work successfully, and there Is no doubt thnt in the future nil perishables from the truck fields will lie pre-Cooled. -Th em ach ine is in charge of JoEn Cunningham. J r„ io n o f John C. Cunningham, o f the American Fruit Union, of Cincinnati, the inventor. COMMENT \)f THE STATE PRESS THE STREET RAILWAY Stringers and Ties Being Pre-_____ pared for Laying X’M RAILS WILL BE PLACED AT ONCE Children took port in Inylng o f the keel Here th e R ea d ers W ill Find a B rier B f f Fortu n es In Rolslng C elery—Our E ditorial E x p ression s on th e Dem ise S an fo rd Is N ow The Ouly City In The o f the battleship Florida, driving the nails H istorica l S p rin g F lo w in g S an fo rd G ro w e rs A rc V ery ’ In te rio r o f Florid a W ith a in the good-luck shoe. o f The S on fo rd Chronicle F o r Hurried R ea d ers Enthusiastic ■ S tr e e t R a ilw a y ' | Volutin County Krvordl Rev. Father Ernsin Ansion, rector of the The Wyoming nnd Arkansas nre the (New York Produce Newt) • The illusions o f the doubting Thomnses The Sanford Chronicle niter n varied church of St. Stnnislnw in Newark. N.-J.. Sanford, Fin., Mar. 13.— Beginning next names selected for the two new 20 ,000 existence for a number o f years has shut who hove predicted that Sanford's street- was assassinated Inst week while tiltin g week Sanford celery will be nt her flush --twi battleships ior.thc.U..S. navy.. up shop, leaving thnt field g a m e ly to lit railway wpuld never m aterialize, have in his rectory. with celery, which product lias made the been dispelled this week, for the actual Terrific snow storms raged last week in « „ . . j . « ™ , w i .i . , „ . , _ swjghtiy-uuighlKir, the young Herald. Mis* Cherry W hite o f Cochrifn. tow n’ -famous, nnd -which '•promises to work o f trnck laying -and preparing the make every sensible grower rich. Next lArcadla Champion I ties^Trod-«ring— — Jrt$aA.»^kll t h e ^ ville, died Insj week o f blood |>oisoning^ week and the week following there will The Sanford Chronicle is at rest in “ the hcu vy timbers for (his 'work has been winds and extremtf cold prevailed. -, hand front be loaded nn average o f 15 la rs per day, happy hunting grounds" nnd it is with hnuled tti the vacant lots opposite The The Juarez theater in Montgomery,Ain., fork whi6h she was using. or in round numbers, 200 cars for the deep regret thnt we chronicle the fact. Herald office, nnd the work of getting them was destroyed by fire tost week. Loss The early fruit and' vegetable crops in two weeks. Lust week there were ship- The Clironicle wns one o f Sanford's oldest Into the right lengths hns liegun. General $250.000. Texas have been badly dnmngcd nnd in lied 53 cars o f celery nnd 10 o f lettuce. business enterprises nnd hns perhaps Manager A. I*. Connelly Informed The A ten-story tenement house .in New some.localities entirely killed by the re­ Up to Tuesday night of this week 23 cars done more for the upbuilding o f "The Herald scribe thnt the ties will he seasoned York city was partially wrecked recently cent severe cold. went out, six of which were lettuce. Of Celery -City" than any mherjong influence byjLPrcparntion o f creosote thnt will p re-----by-a bomb, thrown by some unknown mis­ the 69 cars shipped la s t week Chase & and it is sad to think thnt its sphere of serve them fornges. The ties will lie fast­ creant. Fortunately no lives were lost. Co. s e a l out 26. Crutchfield & Woolfolk usefulness has passed. The Herald will ened to heavy stringers nnd the rails then six, nnd the independent growers the ubly fill the plnce o f Imtli pnp«*rs anil is Placed U(xin the lies, nil to be level with It is now proposed to piakethesnlaryjof balance. The condition of the stock Is really ,one o f tne finest weekly papers in the brick paving nnd when the rails nre the mnyor o f New York city $500,000 for One Hundred and F ifty en rolled os almost ideal, even though the 'growers Florida. a full term o f four years. f finally bolted nnd the brick paving placed ChuZ|fcr M em b ers' • had difficulty in getting a good stand in Chinn is to have n modern nnvy to cost between the rails, the firmest kind o f foun­ Celery City Acrio Fraternal Order of the spring. I Live (Ink Dpni<rral] * $100,000.000 . * dation willl>e formed , and the Sanford Eagles is the youngest lodge in the state, A fter life 's —fltlul -fuvur-.Uiu—SunftUil -While the new acreage in c e le ry nnd TrncttoirCurwlt! ireVer kTmwTmnsfeFrfoni----Mayor A.C. Harper o f Los Angeles,Cal., and yet bids fair to lie one the largest at lettuce is about 25 |>er cent o f nn in- Chronicle sleeps well— and |H*nnanently. spreading rails. The latest ty|)e o f cuts has resigned at the request o f 10,000 citi­ the very beginning. Over 15» names were ■re a sc, the yield for the season will not It died last week after sixteen years of will bo used Unit cun carry from thirty to ’ zens, who charge thnt lie lias iicrniUted all upon the list ns charter tnemliers, nnd the be but a little larger_This was caused bumping uluug the corduroy road of fifty passengers, and ull the latest inir kinds of vice. . new lodge starts'out mider very bright by excessive rnins when the see«! was country Journalism, tind the physical re­ prBYemem* w ill,tw mode for the convrn------ , ft Geo. A. Burt, who was general malinger prospects. planted, and even after ^ lie y hnd been mains were merged in a Job office. But lence o f the traveling public. of tiie Panama railroad during the insurThe lodge was organized last Tuesday. transplanted from the seed beds. Lust the Sonford Herald Is still' on dock, "all This street railway will be the greatest -—- n otion o U fiflO y d ls iL s t his home i a. Mount jiud.lhc.ciiy_was iiubila uUirciu celebrate, tcasati—lliere .were shipped from here. wool nnd a yard w ide," one o f the ’ best iuuoVMthm-thHt-lms-evrr-tniren—pfnrr“ tn ' Vernon, N. Y.. March 12. the event. The trains were met by the 1,193 cars o f green stuff, divided ns fol- and brightest weekly (vipers in Florida, this section, and several eastern capitalband and the large number of candidates lows: Six hundred and eighty-two car% n highly valuable factor in the growth • To save tiie life o f her little son Mrs. C. i#t# and citizons from other Florida citlrs ... ___ . . . . * __ . e . i ....... r* i... Dnuiuun of New W ork lost tier own. The and visiting members from Jacksonville. « c r y , 403 lettuce, 38 cauliflower and o f the Celery City. are here (his week to inspect .the plaits. two were in the act o f changing cars in Ocala. Gainesville, I'abitkn ami other cities 70 iniM-ellnncous. These figures • do not Tiie Snnford Traction Co. will use the latest ^ (l.nkrlnml Nr«ri| , include any o f the Clyde Line or express returning homo when n touring car came swelled the procession. lype o f gasolene cars, the kind thut have " The Sanford Chronicle is the latest cxThe headquarters was in the ball o f the fiipments. These are never estimated, suddenly around die corner and would been used for the past iw o y«*nrs by s«:v- . . Ithnugli they run into nin’ny hundreds of nmple o f the inevitable result o f attempt, have killed both. Quick ns a Hash tiie city building, nnd hen* the work of initiat­ eral large railways in the w«*st, nnd will ing to publish two papers in n one-pa per 'mother pushed her child to safety, hut ing and installing the officers took place, rates., town, and it tins gone the way o f all flesh be the first o f the kind ever used In.Flor­ This work occupied the greater purl o f the This season's crop of celery is fully was struck by the tourittg a ir herself nnd ida. afternoon npd night from 3 p. m. until 7 . three week's eurlier than last year. It that is. it luis gone dead— leaving the almost instantly killed. Snnford now enjoys the distinction of when a recess was taken nnd the work wus expected to have the celery ready field entirely to its sprightly opponent. A homeless man lias been found making being the only interior city o f Florida pos­ The Sanford Herald. The latter will cover continued from 8 to 12 . , for (lie New York market early in Janu­ — his abode in the bell-tower Of a schoiilsessing a street railway. A lready plans When the installation was finished, the ary. hut the rains came and growers nnd the field thoroughly and the business house in Morristown, N. J. He had a ait, are being (»crfected for u good amusement members adjourned to the Sanford House, shippers were disupiNiinted. There is to men will not be afflicted with the neces­ pair of blankets, camp stove, cooking utenpork, containing a hall diamond, driving sity o f paying u double lax to reueh the where Urotlnfr H. I’ . Driver had spread un be an effort made every year to get into f tils, a quantity o f canned goals, nnd an l*ark. golf links, tennis courts and other elaborate banquet in honor of (lie visiting the markets earlier. If the Sanford cel­ readers of two |ui|iers wli«*n one will abundance o f clothing. He refuses to give attractions, and this summer thepcopleof ' serve them better. There nre other towns brethren. The dining room hnd been es­ ery could lap right into the New York his name. Sanford can enjoy a most delightful trolley pecially decorated for the occasion, and Stute stock it woukl Ite very satisfactory (lint will come to the same condition be­ ride to the park and an evening of enjoy- , • Tiie execution o f Wm.'E. Travis, an aged presented a beautiful sight. Here »fe a s t fore long. to the receivers. Heretofore the growers incut. man in Trenton, N. J., hus been stayed by of reason anil flow of the soul took place here have In a manner waiunl until Cal­ I St A iii I u i i I np Rrtvmll I he new line will also lie o great fuctor by a court order. For ten ycurs he lias with toasts ami speeches. Hon. Forrest ifornia celery was out o f the way.* So An imiKirt.mt newspaper rhnnge in in the future development of Snnford nnd been n burglar,yet moved in good society, I-nke presided os chairman and Hon. Geo. much o f a factor hus the Snnford celery Snnford is the sus|M*nsioiv of the Chron­ the celery deltn, nnd the prospects for a was highly respected nnd everyone thought A. DeCottes us toastmaster. S|>ecclies become thut slup|>ers are determined to icle, fqr many years the only newspaper Greater Sanford were never brighter. him n gentleman. By accident lie was were- made by Messrs. Lake, DpCottcs, push it try the front irres|iective of any in that thriving town. ,Th e property lias detected by a |xiliccmnn, whom lie killed. Kolhfleld of Palatku, Orson o f Ocala, Geo. section. The growers here nre in earnest been purchased by Jesse L. lin ker'u n d Bis arrest, trial, conviction nnd sentence Davies of Jacksonville, nnd Runge,Calhoun and their slogan is to be "The celery sec­ William B. Messenger, who will o|ierate followed. , and Holden. tion o f the worid." There is no longer the plant us a job priming office. This Sunford & E vergla d es N ow Using Eating wild |uirsnii>s caused tiie death The recitations hy J. M. Hunt and J. M. any ex|ierinientul stage. Markets ut large lenves The Herald in sole (sissession of A. C. L. Term inals of two workmen on Long Island Inst week. Kelley were especially enjoyed. arc realizing that Snnford can produce the field nnd that pnjier may be de|iendThe following announcement of the The following officers were, elected for the goods and they are taking notice. A constitutional amendment forbidding ed on to do Justice to the |*eoplr of Sanford A Everglades Railwuy Is a very Ttiere are those who cx|*ect within the Sanford und the best interests o f the the manufacture and sale o f intoxicating the ensuing year: important Item to the growers on the J. M. Hunt, P. W. P. next five ycurs to see 5.000 cars of green community. liquor is to be voted on in Massachusetts. eust side: W. H. Underwood, W, Pres. truck move from Sanford. Of this fully The New York legislature hns pigeon­ * "The Sanford A Everglades Railroad W. D. Holden. W. V. P. 4,000 will be celery. If this |>redic(ion ITt Myrrt l*rr»| holed tiie woman suffrage measure. Company's trains will be operated J. H. Overman. W. Chaplain. The Sanford Chronicle hns been dis­ should come true whut would become of into Atlantic Coust Line's Terminals By n vote 37 to 11 the Iowa legislature I S. Runge, Secretary. (lie California dculT The Californiuns continued. Mrs. Scllyc M. Overman.own­ ut Sanford, nnd Mr. C. Barnes will has defeated the woman suffrage bill. net ns freight agent for them. G. R. Calhoun, Treasurer. have not yet reocln*d the 2.500 murk for er und e«litor, lias »old the plant to "Shipments will be received at nnd By treaty with S ia m l5 .000 square miles |o w . H. Hand. W. Conductor, celery, and Snnford ex|H*cts to soon ex­ Messrs. Baker & Messenger, who will con­ delivered from the Atlantic Coust of land belonging to that county is udde«l duct a job printing office. This leaves J. C. Snead, Inner Guard. ceed this. Line's warehouse.” to the British Empire. It em brace» the J. T. Lee, Out«:r Guurd. There is no Inck of cars or ice. With the field to The^Jleruld. Congratulations, A. I*. C onnelly , Mates of Kalantan, Tringuno nnjfKednh General Manager. R. H. Mark». A. D. Smith and Clius. two ice plunls there is no danger of a Bro. Holly. The Herald is one of Florida's of the Malay peninsula. H. Evans. Trustees. • . _______________ shortage. Armour pt:tqile say they have brightest weeklies und w h il» still young __The^gruyverH can tiuw.ship hy packageDr. S. Pulcston, P hysician. ample curs in readiness. The roads North is d o in g » mighty work for.the Celery City. freight Instead o f waiting for the carload lots,'and this new departure w ilf prove o f Maditon, N. J.. died last week, aged 62 arc'making good -time tmd llie price# are greet-Iwmeiit Ut tliu »iiippcrs__ ________ _ lA d v w u lr. Titus villa-1 years. He hail over 1,000,000 squurc feet very fluttering. There have been sales of The Snnford Chronicle tins sus|K*nded The Snnford & Everglades Railwuy Ls of flower beds under glass. $2.25 f. o. It. Snnford. The prevailing publication. Sanford is n prosperous handling a large amount o f this year's prices now ore $1.75 to $2. Neurlycvery ____ A delegation o f ministers, headc«l by town, but it lakes u good town luBUlh crop and Mr, Connelly hi (Hitting forth Rev. John P. P eterstif St. Michncl’s Epis­ J. C.Chase Tells o f the Results A cco m ­ car is sold right here and the growers ur6 plished at Recent M ee tin g getting rich with such prices. The sea­ port two newspapers of as high standard great efforts to aid und assist the grow copal church o f New York, huve petitioned us the average Floridu paper«. One pros­ ers in every way. ■ The short time allot­ J.’ C. Chase, secretary and treasurer of son should lie u record breaker, although the New York legislature to allow open perous, well supported 'n ew spaper.Is a ted for the construction o f this new rail­ the returns last year were very good in a Saloons on Sunday from 1 to H p.m., claim ­ the Florida Fruit nnd Vegetable Shippers' better advertisement of a town than half road and the rapid building' nnd cqui|>ing thut it will end police graft and Raines Protective Assn., has issued a letter generul way. When n grower can net a dozen half starved sheets, and u much ping o f same, lias been marvelous, and law hotels. ! “-------*---------- — shoyring what was accomplished nt the $ 1,000 per acre there should be. nnd the promoters are to be congratulated on tighter burden on the business men. there is. no kick coming. Many of the A cave has recently been discovered in meeting in Jacksonville late in February getting the A. C. 1- terminals to aid them growers last st-ason made this attractive the Adirondack mountains, which it Isbe- in regard to railwuy rates. The rate on Jn tiie shipping facilities. figure. They will do us well or better v iieved w ill outclass the famous Mammoth oranges, grapefruit and pineapples has this season. The uverage yield is three W ill W h o op 'Em Up On July The A Splendid Show * cave of Kentucky. It has been explored been ordered reduced as follows: To Bal­ cur* to tho acre. There are aomc*very timore 43c, instead of 4714c; to Philadel­ Tou rth. for over u thousand feet and contains a v ­ "The Missouri Girl" held the boards at the expert cultivators o f celery here, and enues running in all directions opening phia 44c. instead o f 4814c; to New York Sanford is never behind in the proces­ opera bouse Wednesduy night, and was every man who attempts celery raising 46c, instead o f 5014c; to Boston 51c, in­ into numerous rooms o f various sizes. The sion and on July the Fourth the city will greeted by n large crowd. It proved lo b e und works intelligently succee<ls. cave is believed to be o f volcanic origin. stead o f 39c; to Buffalo 53c, Instead of exccnd a welcome to the entire state and a most amusing musical comedy, and de­ Here is one instance: One grower has 00.8c; to Pittsburg 42c instead o f 60.4c; the entire symposium o f sister states to lighted everyone— In fact it is the best * For saving the life o f Miss Jean Dowling, to Providence 51c, instead o f 59c, and five acres under cultivation. In three come to the Celery City and have a day that has visited SunfonJ this season, . a school teacher, at Orange' Beach last corresponding reductions to oilier points. years he lias.received for his celery.dhtml or-genuine • old - -ftrehlpn«! •en joytn ew .-j^u JJ-llM jy rtlVUIUJllft Rpcra. IlSUiC, K ill. TUirimer, Congress voted a gold medal to Besides this he has It is probable also that unless the rail- $30.000 gross. — There will be a grand parade o f floats not accommodate all those' who will want x.each of two sisters; A lice L. grid Dorothy rouds make reduction* to ywints in the grown considerable lettuce and a few and merchants' displays and the entire to see "T h e Missouri Girl." Daisy Grubb, ‘MflBltferty.' The presentation was made at West that the commission will lake up Vegetables. If there is any farm ing or crowd will then be taken to the picnic the girl, and Zeke Dobson, the farm hand, h school entertainment last Friday. this matter. Reductions in rates on veg­ trucking which can beat this, Sanfordites grounds where a barbecue and fish fry were the comedians who kept the house in A union railw ay depot, tw c*>*t__at>out m «ha eastern markets w ere or­ would lik « la kqow where U Is. ___ _ . will be aerV6drspee£h 6t w ill be made and ait uproar iluougltuuL SI 2.000,000, It to be built nt Montreal. dered reduced 15 to 20 per cent.. The On the track of the railroad built by the the birthday o f our liberty will be fitting­ Canada. ' .• Have You u Telephon e? minimum number o f crates in a car of growers into the celery fields a pre-cooler ly celebrated. Get busyl I f not, lia ve one pluoed ut once iqr safe­ The Russian Czar has ordered that all strawberries was reduced from 200 crates o f the Cunningham Pre-Cooler Co. Is at In Sanford, L ife is Worth Living. ty mid convenience. Telephone your order drummers In die Russian army must Carry to 175 crates, the rate from Starke and work. A lready several cars have been The Harold is ou s a l« « t T..J. M iller A . là W. A - i ’s u . Ò u p i- or lo iiushiaaa office » ( mi and do flghttag « a w ell a*drumming. L a w « * <o New York-rem aining a t $1.80 vre<oolad.-and result* are «w a ited . •The growers teem willing to stand the charge Son's store, and. the City cigar store. at .Fernald's Hurd ware Co..Oak a ve. 28-4 A tornado at Brinkley, Ark., lust week. per crate . 1 w ith finest site in. w e ll b e. doneBURRELL & MINSMEW u re p r a c tic a l farmers as II as re a l e s ta te brokers, a n d n re h ero to s h o w y o u w h a t h as b e e n a n d c a n b e done. lyiURREJfLr- & M INSH E< $ .’ I I ! INSTITUTED LODGE 0T EAGLES ANNOUNCEMENT 10 THE TUBI 1C Present to. the Investor the Best Opportuni­ ties in Florida |)er u c r e ^ 61^ o f HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK MAKER A N Y W H E R E ^ 3-"1- “ SAfyrORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. M A R C H . 20 , 1909 Hr m s of Interest Gleaned Front Various Sources , HERALD * ~~ taUhrj*. No«.~a--uaxed -fluriculturiiLof 1*3 Ç fis fir lit Xi 'R '' V Í J L J k 'ffl I v‘ I f f r T I >1 , iwBhiì I Is ut 1* «3 J M T O LOWER FLORIDA RATES THE EVENT OF THE SEASON TEA SERVED Al ---------. . . M ADAM E 7 7 7 ~ EMMA CALVE Th e W o r ld ’s Greatest C A R M E N W ILM A N '8 OPERA HOUSE ) • Every “ f* ' * —-SEABREEZE, FLORIDA - Saturday, Mch. 13, ’09 \ Reserved Seats: $5, $3, and $2 Tickets on Sale ut H ankins Drug Store. Daytona, and House, Seabreeze, ’Phone 177 W O M AN’S EXCHANGE Day Aft*: February 19th Wednesday'’ Bilked Goods S ta m p a i and Saturday, d o n e - A l l F a n c y Avor M aterials for some-on Salt' W ilm an’s Opera C R I P P E N ’S -MljJSIC STOI (Railroad Way) i SANFORD’S BIG CELEBRATION 1s U t w rii USI �YMC SANTORO HERALD CURESTONE EìLEANINfiS : jj*Ε" 1 A Budget of Opinion "Just Be­ tween You and Me” Î V- EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT 'A Ctilel It Among Ye Taking Notes and faith. He’ll Prent ’Em"— So Says Sauntcrer.' A nf'w»p*pw I* no» ■Ilogit hr r publbhrd to tell (he proplr whxt tln-y would like to know, but hat to t i n much of iu apace to trllini Ihrra what thrjr to know.—Grrrly.---------------------------- S fw k l Comtpondtnct to Tk• 11oralJ, 4 Good Morning:— Did you know that Sanford is going to celebrate the Fourth" • • 4 A Northern friend sends me the follow ­ ing little poem witli this greeting: “ Your Sauntcrer is so fine. W ith your consent I drop a line.” the Pressman "May I print a klaaon your llpaT" I laid. Anil the nnldnl her awret permission;' So w went to pres» and I rather guess Wr printed a fullWdition. "Dot tmr Ml It am Is hardly cnougfiV' She iskl with a charming-pout; So, again In the press the form was placed in in foi--------A nd we got some ritras out. Said this charming maid, no longer nfrnid, "I do not wish to be slighted; So desire to say. In a friendly way. My kisses are all copyrighted.'' '"Agreed."* I repllod. "I am well satisfied. Many thanks for your gracious permission;" We were speedily wed: ever since be It sakl. _£ach day we get out new edition. .4 The man with a perpetual grouch ought to be suppressed. He's a nuisance that none should tolerate. About the only ex ­ ercise some men take is after a hearty, meal prepared by a patient and good wife, is to sit back in nn arm chair and growl about it. and everything about the house. - The society fo r the prevention- o f cruelty to humanity ought to make examples of all such men, and hale them up for pun­ ishment. An indeterminate sentence o f from (w o to fourteen years in a boarding house o f the fourth class, or a lower class i f there is any lower olnss, witli a diet of - Jfricd-to^3pnTti becfKtenkrw ggy tnrnrt.po- kindness or self-pride or egotism or any o f "T h e mnn who said it was nil rot. nnd other feeling which aiigeiauu not cuici tain, that Is, ns you watched her from your Da Nat Be A Knocker place in the far corner o f the church. You 4 I f your neighbor Is prosperous, 1st him w ill hate to b e lie v e ir, but that look o f self-cfTocemcnt and o f Innocence and hy­ prosper Do hot growl or grumble. per-gentleness will have disappeared by ' Say a good word for him, and let It go the tim e she has put o ff her wraps, and when she makes her appearance in the at thut Do not be a knocker. • fam ily circle on Monday morning it will Your turn w ill come. repose peacefully among the perfumed handkerchiefs and toilet acccssorlcsdurlng ‘‘ No man Is the whole show. I f you sceT K n f the citjTis m oving along the remainder of the week, to - be resur­ rected when again needed to keep up the nicely, feel good about it. Hef|i tilings along.farce. And while waiting for this resur Shovd a little. * rection it would be well for the fam ily cat Push. Try and secure some o f the ben­ to keep at a goodly distance lest he find __ _____ ___ hlm sitr suddenly lifted into the m iddle o f efit* yourself. I)o not stand around like a cad a ver the street. And what is liable to happen Do mu waste time feeling sore because to the cat is also a sample o f what will be meted out to m any another unfortunate komeohe has a little more sand nnd stone r devil before it is again time to assume the thnn you hnve. Do a little hustling yourself. * mask and pose before a .gullible public. If you can say a good w ord,sayit liken Come to think o f It, I om quite sure that one week w ill be long enough to try it the prince. I f you arc full o f bile and disposed first time. But I hope it will be tried here, to say something mean, keep your mouth o for it would produce a show worth the price closed. .„D o not be a knocker. o f admission. I would go farther to see i t * No mnn ever became rich or happy practical workings in some cases than I wouM to hear the Rev; Bill Sunday— It is m lm ling-evccybodpfc busing»» «nvq hi» some limes Intimated that (he tribe of .own. No mnn ever helped himself up perma­ “ pharisees and hypocrites" has not per­ nently by knocking his neighbor down. ished from off the ftfire o f ( h e a l t h , and I Give u kind word. Give It liberally. It would like to know the truth nbout it. By Will not cWf*you a cent, nnd you may want all means try it. - J M C J fo u Q c lj^ is jla jL 4" There are more lies told in the sentence: You m ay have thousands today and next I am glad to see you," than In any other yenr be without money for a shave. So, do not b e aknockcr.—i----- ,------.— six-words In the English Ian gunge.---- — You cannot afford it. It will not pay. There is nothing In It. Not Original Package “ I nlway* tike your Jokri." ibeiakl If you wont to throw something at some­ "They are to full of life." body, throw cologne, or roses. Do not throw Then added *>llh Inclulvrnrn That cut him like a knife. brickbatg, or mud. If you must kick, go “ And »till your w|| and humor, dr, behind the barn and kick yourscif. For if I really don't besrudie. you feel that way. you nre the man who Yours lokes are alwajrt full of Ufa And Pui unch and Puck " nnd-ludgf." ‘ ' needs kicking,------ —— ■— ----------------— ?! B¿f i I 1» 1 B H i— ‘ 3 •Mi III k I ’ Staple and Fancy Groceries H A Y AN D C R AIN High (Trade Preserves, Jellies, J § j •A Com]plete L in e o f Cigars and Tobacco A G E N C Y FO R P L O W S One o f our handsome business men was lately asked by n young lady: “ Are you a married man?" He answered a f­ firmatively. “ She dropped n tear as big ns a walnut." Is the wny he tells it. tatoes soaked in cottonseed oil wanned over three times, canned food o f nil sorts (cheapest In the m arket), green hay ten, tpn-cenl coffee warmed o verapd lukewarm, at 'that, and malted shavings for breakfast. If this punishment does not cure the mun Ihe Day We Celebrate with a grouch, the guillotine m ay then be Right glad am 1 that an effort is l>eing used. made to have n tremendous Fourth of • 4 •» July celebration in Sanford. It is hard 4 Let every lover o f neatness help on the to estim ate the benefit to a trades-centre work of making good sidewalks and im­ that is derived from one of these annual proving the sanitary condition o f the celebrations. They bring thousands of city. visitors to the town and then our mer­ a a • chants arc able to show the advantages 4 If you hear « person making disparag­ to lie derive*! by returning when they ing. remarks nbout the home merchant, have purchases to make. the high price o f goods, poor quality, etc.. By all means let us have a great cele­ depend upon it he owes the home bration— one that w ill eclipse all former merchant and has just received a bill. efforts. This calls to mind my old friend B. M. • • • ...-Tench o f Gam rsville now In the shoe 4 Easter comes on the first Sunday follow ­ business. U|*>n his bill heads in ted ink ing the full moon, immediately after the lie has the following lines: “ You were not spring equinox. It falls on A pril 11 this mad when you made this bill and you year. Cut this out and paste it in your should not gel mad when asked to pay it." bonnet. GOODS W H I T E F R O N T GROCERY Come and See Us, o r ’Phone 39 a Clean up to His Income H e owes it to his fa m ily and his business to provide adequ ate life insurance— The unexpected is a lw a y s happening. •protection must be arranged —The Saunter er. for But the before it is too late. Are you a subscriber to The Herald! u m v m ti * "Do~"You--------------— ~ ^ ~— « ♦---- ------- *___ • 4 What is the matter with the [»regressive element among our Sanford church people? 4 A prominent young lady, who will not Why nre they not keeping up with the admit that she wrote it herself, although procession nnd showing themselves w ide­ The Sauntcrer suspects that she did. has awake to the latest methods in their line sent in the following little gem indicative of w ork! Why is it that they have not o f the fact that we have another budding fallen victim of ihnt other craze which is poet in our midst. A young lady o f San­ going its course, and set apart a week to ford recently look a short trip on the A t-; “ live ns Christ would live "--were he h ere! lantic ocean, and while on the ship she in­ By the wny, another question: why limit dulged in the following reverie: I am Iran In» oa the rail; ~ the lim e to one week, why not make it My face li very pale. o Am 1 kbklnl for a tail!continuing matter T I don't like to suggest Oh. such an idea, but is if possible that they I'm tny father's only dauSbter. think one week o f correct conduct will be Casting tread upon the water, enough to absolve them from their liliin _______ Id a war [ hadn't ouxhfr.____________ that * what I ders during the rest o f u lifetim e T Or do they think that the attempt to break away 4 Matches are made in heaven; marriages from their bad habits w illrequ ifc so stren­ uous an effort that they will have nervous everywhere. • • V prostration at the end o f the w eek ! 4 Neal Dow, the temperance apostle, left ----- WelL it w ill be qui(e a strain on some an -estate worth $350,000, He never whom I could mention to carry out such spent any money for drink— see What he resolution for even one week. Take the saved. When Philip Best of Milwaukee man who ordinarily goes uptown on Sunday died, he left a matter o f $10,000.000. He morning and comes home at noon after was a brewery king. He drank and spent a morning session o f ixrkcr. kicks about the lots o f money. S till Dow is m y favorite. dinner being late, scolds the baby for spoil, ~~~~r----------- • — « — a — -— ----------ing his nap. gets mad because his w ife tries to tell him the gossip o f j k neigh 4 When a young lady tells a fellow that hoc hood -nnd then leaves the house as soon she dreamed o f him the night before. U It as he can swallow his supper, so as to gel time for him to step high and look where back into “ the gam e." - And when it comes the bear trap is set. H I G H ‘ G R A D E C A N n iF S R O Y A L SC A R LE T B R A N D OF CANNED But whatever you do, do not be a knocker. 4 A Washington spedaTsaysTUial till the em ployees at the White House nre to be uniformed at once. Probably there w ill be oqe exception to that rule. V JfJJ? ffcl. S u c c e s s o rs t o N . H . G A R fJ E R Want Good, | Wholesome — |i Equitable Life Assurance Society ♦ f ♦ * ■fr f O f THE UNITED STATES BREAD ! , ? — + J. S. COLES, J r. General Agent, Jacksonville, Florida MRS. E. P. WELBORNE, Special Agent - The m - % kind that Mother used to make? The Kind T h at Looks * Like Bread, Tastes Like + Bread, and is Bread? Kissimmee Celery Lands The Finest Line of Pas­ * tries in the City Flowing W ells Rich Land Cheap Another Sanford Poet to the next six days, if every man sticks to the letter o f his resolution, and does as “ Q u ist would do" were he in the same t il uation, there will be a whole lot o f trades spoiled, and many a man would .find him self with a lot o f unsalable atulLuiu tiig, h a n t e Q m c y think o f 1l I guess that one week o f that kind o f thing would be about long enough for the first tim e In so m any years. A n d what about that demurfc little per’sonage who seemed to be all devotion, and whose appearance seemed to tell o f the spiritual rather than o f things earthly, who Our W agon W ill Stop A t Y o u r Door E v ery Day f Celery now being marketed. Selling for gou<l prices. COME A N D SEE ! Ta t e & M onroe 1 (Caterers to the Public) J . M .W IL L S O N , Jr . , Kissimmee, Fla. Complete Line of Groceries * 1 The Grippen Music Store Sanford t* High-grade Pianos, Organs,. ■ “ and“Graphophones.— Works L o w Prices. Repairing A ll Kinds of Machipery 4 It appears to me that lire “ woman, witli past” Is becoming blase. The com­ mencement o f 4he new era is marked by DEALERS IN the announcement o f a play entitled . “ A i m woman xoth a future-“ ..ip reou frte it w ill h ave something m do with babies. - "T h e woman who d id " We ba ve— or say w e have — read, long ago. ‘T h e woman who didn 't" is now being boomed— m ainly by the friends o f the adthor. A lady who veils her identity under the.pseudonym ot “ Lucas Q e e v e ." has just published “ The woman who couldn't,” and I am now look- Office and works 214 Oak. Avenue seemed so sweet and so innocent that you ! in * fot-the story o tlT b a woman who would — ’Phone 1 3 0 ----would suppose she never liad a thought in have liked to, but didn't dare. The series which lingered the i suspicion o f un- w ill possibly be completed by the history S A N F O R D F L O R I D A * Automobiles and Gas Engines Easy Paym ents. T h e P o p u lar P rice and U P -T O -D A T E RESTAURANT Special R a te , by the Week R m C le w Special Tab le, Reaerved T ,/ b a lt« J. M. STUMON, Proprietor . . TCorher Palm etto and First Sts ) Artesian and Deep Well Drilling Telephone No. 60 »¿ If ------ .---- ------- Pico Block' - 'f ____ _ ■*., M . P . L IP E ; �le tte r s a n d C o m m u n ic a t io n s o n V a r io u s T lm b ly T o p ic s : COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE l„ mi* Department will be round the Views. Opinions and Comment of Practical Writers. IWe Invits i'grrr«pond«!iA* on lire topics from all .... .... N V. DENTON & CO. Is Immigration of the Proper Glvo Them Fact».- : Under the above heading the Florida Tram The Herald's Special Correspondent . Bv Wireless Telephone Times-Union has something to say about Jed Refers went to Bridgeport to see the encouragement o f immigration into this state. Our esteemed contemporary his uncle, Mose Stubbs, who is quite sick from illness or his kidneys. remarks: Southwest Comer Washington nnd Chambers Streets Sam Smuck got into a dispute about “ Tho proper effort to secure Immlgrntire resurrection w it h V Deacon P elig sion will cost money, nnd the legislature N E W YO R K C IT Y should not holstlate to make n suflicipnl Hoffstetter nnd called the deacon a crank RCrCRCNCES: Aetna National Bank of New YorkClty, or any Commercial Agency appropriation. Florida now has only nnd blatherskite, nnd the deacon hauled and to Hundreds of Shippers who ore shipping to them regular about eleven inhabitants to the square off nnd landed a sockdolliger on Sam’s mile. Georgia lias forty-live without tho nose. Everybody says the deacon wns attractions that Florida offers. Oklahoma right. Sam Is a fool infidel and has been thaLWas opened up to- settlement only trying to breeds n scab on his - ttose for n twenty yonrs ago. now claims twice ns long time nnd he succeeded at last. S B Fruit and Produce •Ktiom of the Countr. •!»*> new« Itrm» of Intrrrot. tteTTitr will iniure prompt publication. ArtkJr* motrary to Ihr view, of the Editor will be pubo/hfd but abiulve and anonymou* onmmunica■will be rejected. We will not be rr*i»n*il,|f* 5■HWÌI imiioni ripm ird1 by contrtbiuhf*. All enmMuaicaiion« tataadS for'current l««ue mutt be?n :«t kind not later than Ttwsdny p. m.|—Ed. many people as Florida, nnd has drawn Wc nre pleased to hear o f the good Regarding Celery Crdtes. a million nnd n half people in twenty luck that came to Bill Huifstetter, whose To the Editor of The Herald: yenrs without a tithe o f the advantages w ife’s uncle died recently In California I notice an article in last week's issue, our stnte has tp bestow. Sales: Agents and Distributors and left BUI a house and lot in Bungnlow BRANCHES BRANCHES of The Herald, from Mr. A . T. Rossetter, "W e doubt if there is nny stnte in the corners. A s soon as Dili can lift n small SANFORD CELERY UNION in reference to the eight and ten-inch Union— any spat on earth— whete a given mortgage on it he w ill haven home worth C h icago New York celery crates now in use at Sanford. investment or n given effort will yield ns several hundred dollars. Bill wns born Room 18, Pico Block. ’Phone 269 Cincinnati Washington I wish to curfect any wrong Impression good results ns in Florida, nnd yet the 111 Mncaroni o f poor but dishonest parents that might be created by this nrtlclc. (>eople o f the stnte arc land poor. An nnd.is to be congratulated. Jacksonville Sanford Realizing Lite necessity o f better market- immigration such ns has flowed Into Ok­ The Bogardus fam ily lias discontinued hot iho celery crop, n number o f growers lahoma-duritut th q jn s t ten yenrs would using their bnlh.luh-uii-noxl senson nnd orgooized lire Sunforii"Celnry ~TJnlon~Iaat qundrupti'Hie value o f land in this state, yw w w s w s w w w w w w w w w w u w w w w w w w w w w m w w w f have taken it out o f the kitchen add season, and adopted the ten-inch ernto ns and this gain iu value would go into the stored it in the barn. s standard. I am glud to say that wc pockets o f the men who now own .lire Rube Stuckey traded his coon dog to hsVo never had o n y ’ rcnson for regret in land.". Gil Slushcr for Gil’s hrindlc bull dog. We so doing. We find the ten-inch crate to In our opinion we do don't think the understand Rube gnve some boot. Trad­ refrigerate v ^ j a t i » l i 4t^itljy,' to present coinjumson to Oklahoma is apposite. Tiie ing is becoming -quite a ./ *!- with <Htr a neater nnpertrarree* cQTriVhntfli' n''~Kijjhc? conditions hucndlng tiie opening up of citizens. —1 • •— 7 ' ^ price, nnd to be much more desirable that territory '"toTsclITcrs were radically Mrs. Zack Pillsbury nnd Mrs. Pod Skin­ than the Sanford Hat ernte which seems different from anything that exists in ner entcrt»lned-Skinnoy-J«nr Slocum nnd to have been originated by accident, Tloruln. l-maTT and rich lands at that SII1PP E RS-OPwhile the ten-inch crate was by selection. were given nwny. California lias not so her "stendy." Punk Jones, with a boiled The ten-inch crate is Just hnlf the size of many people ns Georgia, yet it Ib a vast­ tripe luncheon and sassafras tea Inst die California standard crate which es­ ly richer state, nnd this we sny with no Sunday night. Sep Doolittle slipped off u load o f fod­ tablishes prices nil over the country nod disparagement to Georgia or her people. refrigerates satisfactorily three times the Wc -do not believe an assisted immi­ der yesterday nnd 'tctescoiicd his spinal distance from ninrket os Sanford. gration will ever help to develop nnd en- vertebra. Now as to the Union which Mr. R ob rich nny ojuiiuiiuity. -Eutcrurtaiiig-peu«Mose Dingman got n new vidvei.-en / setter seeks to belittle, I wish to. sny that pie are always ready to go to nay stnte collar put on Inst year's overcoat nnd it the Sanford Celery Union is organized on or. country were they believe they enn- looks about ns good ns new. die same principle ns .the Orange County m atcriolly Improve their condition. When Sllns Copenhnvcr, o f Mulberry, dropped Celery Growers’ Association o f Orange they can be shown that it is to their ad­ quietly into our town Snturday morning Aunty, California, which employs the vantage to come to Florida to live they and renewed Ins subscription to the California Vegetable Union to handle will do so without urging. Bungstarter. Site Is nil rightCome their crop, the same ns wc employ dis­ . .Ilic „tu:sL_wuy_Lu_ahow. llicju is.ln.givc again,-SUe. ---- . tributers for ours, and theTnct TTint they them facts— not fniry wiles. Tiie stute SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A Punk Jones bought n bicycle Inst wt*ek control ninety per cen t o f the output is should compile these fucts relating to — crldenco of I f po pularity—among the TO Tlln:lhnjiten>rodum ,-,nmrkHfii manu­ nnd is becoming quite nil expert. Punk f w w w » w w w w w w w w w u w w » % w .^California growers.----------- -— ---------_ — facturers. industries, in plain, unadorned Tuny open it bicycle ridljig school over Referring"^ the mass meeting lust sea­ language and distribute it through the Jim Gilpin’s wagon shop. • — H ayhuuk . son. which Mr! Rossetter claims was boll consutnr service abroad. A bureau should TO P PRICEB FOR YOUR cd by our own people, w ill.sny thnt, it is he maintained in New York clty where well remembered how the meeting was correct nnd uninfluted .Information of packed by brokers and commission -unen every kind needed by the homeseeker , when shipped to HEWITT, if you nre not doing fur die pur (tose of defeating the forma-, could he disseminated. California main­ New Y o rk 's C elery Supply a Hundred business with this House, write to them nt o n c e .. (tan of the union, their purpose being so tains such a bureau on Thirty-third street Cars Behind Last Y e a r evident that the growers befurd mentioned in the Metropolitan bu lling- ___ ---------------I New Turk Prsduca N ew * | . adjourned to nnoihcr room nod perfected New York. Murch 13.— Tile California A s our contemporary says, it will cost the organization of. the Sanford Celery money, but if the money is expended celery deal this year is practically over. Union, which now sceins to be very much along tho right lines, us suggested here Threo or four cars of Orange county stock FRUIT AND PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS in ryidence: 10 E. Camel on S t., Baltim ore, Md. and not in ohrom»-lithogra|Mt, we believe arc rolling, and whut little there wiUcomc As to the advertising by the distrib­ it would he effective, The people would will he from die northern part o f tiie state. References: This 1‘ npcr nnd Thousands o f Pleased Shippers in Florida uting agents of lire Union, in which they come, hut they wouldn't come witli a The abundance of the Florida article, nnd claim a ten per cent larger cubic meas­ rush— to go back again with stories of the more favorable prices ut which it is urement for the ten-inch crate, will say disappointment to discourage others froio selling, are driving the trade toward using ^ m n * * v * \ m v * * * * * * » » * * w * \ * \ * * * » * * v * * * * * * m w * w * w w M v w w w ¡ 1 - that, it contains a little over eleven per coming.— Florida Fruit nnd 1‘ nKltice the Florida slock, nnd it is likely that nil cent more cubic measurement tlmn the News. o f the crop of northern celery, except a frw eight-inch ernte. cars, will he marketed in western cities. On Tuesday night, Oth inst., the writer Never before have California celery prices In Memorlam was asked to meet Mr. Preston, o f the Mrs. Louise C. Vttughnn wns born in De­ been ns high here at this scuson. and never Produce News, and some o f the growers, catur county, Georgia, oil the 27lh o f Au­ before has the stock run ns good ns it hus to demonstrate the pack o f the eight and gust. 1820, and moved to Florida in 1840. this year. It Is even too much to say that ten-inch crates. A s slated, tin* meeting She died at tiie home place. nearSnnford, five cars of the receipts here were off color. was held in the ollice o f Murrell A Min on.the morning of ih elO th of Mnrdi, 1009. The hulk o f them were in splendid shape, shew, and nil eight-inch crate already Thus she lived to the ripe old n geof near nnii even now, after all the heavy rniiison packed was introduced to ,,be unpacked eighty-three yenrs. She leaves four sons, the const, the celery Is arriving in good and re-(lacked In n ten-inch ernte. Hut fmir daughters, twenty-t wo grandchildren, condition, nnd hut little effect o f the rains It rould not be pucked in the ten-inch thirty-three grcnt-grnndchildrcn nnd elev­ Is noticeable. Tho so-called Jersey Islund „ erkte by three stalks, nnd strange to say en great-grcal-grnndchilden, with other now here is showing up in fine shape. The Pluns, Specifications and Estimates Furnished it could not be re-packed in the former relatives nnd ninny friends to mourn her local supplies are limited, ns there are only eight-inch crate. departure. She had been a member ot tiie fifteen curs in Jersey City, which Is nn un­ • . on A pplications Now, Mr. Rossetter, didn't you have Methodist church for many yeurs. testify­ usually light amount, nnd much less than that crate packed fur this special purpose, ing to the very last the power of God to at this time n year ago. Last year the last take it to town in your wagon nnd stop gnve. Funeral services were held nl the car for New York was shipped Murch 22. on the way and borrow n tcn-iuch crate home by Revs. McKinnon and Housholder, So far. New York Hus luid 315 ca rsofC a l­ from Mr. E. L. Drown for this purpose! then the hotly o f this good mother wus ifornia celery lids year, which is consider— Thrsi1 iiru tm rrn c n rn rT g p rtn ed • to me laid to rest. and borne o^t by Mr. Brown nnd the cir­ She lias gone from this earthly home to over one hundred cars more were sold in Opp. PostoiTice First Street cumstances. nwait n grand reunion of lid s large family New York. The members o f the Unión ure satis­ in the heavenly home. _ fied with the results o f Inst season nod — A. E. H ousho[.oi:h. highly pleased with prices received for ^ W » * * * W * * W * W * * * * * 4 * * * * * V>* * * * * * * W * \ * * * * * V * V * V * * * * \ * * V * W V * * » V this season's crop up to the present. The Add th e F o llo w in g Nam es to Your To Buy E n tire Output. Uuian mid the i i n-inch crate are h e r e to 7 W e hear rumors o f u big organization Telephone D ire cto ry . Stay, A ll reforms linvo a beginning. Mr. ihqt I * be formed Jn lips city, backed 280— J S Moore_________________ _________ Store, Celery A ve Róese tier, you find better "get litio Che by men high in the business and 'fin an ­ “261—W7TV. 5trTpWhf.~ ...... .t . ........ Kestdencc h ’ Residence boat or you will be left. Manatee. Ten- cial world, for the purpose o f buying nil 282—J A. Uruwn............ ncin, Ybor City, Daytona nnd Smyrna nre the output o f Florida growers, both fruit 383—E. H. Herndon....................................Shop 284—E. K- Lyman................... Residence using the ten-inch crate nnd nre satisfied nnd vegetables. It's a rumor, nnd we 263—J l.l Hutchinson...... —................ KnUlrmr with it. ~“ KTR. WORKELL. " don’t vouch fur it. but it emanated from 28U—Mrs. f. M. Later..-r.....................Ketideqre Sanford A Everglade K. H , Office and Freight President Sanford Celery Union. u reliable source— Fla. Fruit nnd Produce r Y n CRUTCHFIELD & W0OLFOLK P ITTS B U R G , PA. f\ SANFO R D, F L A . il ChcTse & Co. f i Florida Fruits «»<* Vegetables it ■Jut T General Insurance Agents CALIFORNIA SEASON OVER ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES -H EW ITT & i -J CO. SNEAD & V E N A B LE / C O N TR A C TO R S a n d Gu il d e r s i; Repair Work Promptly Done| NEW SUBSCRIBERS s a l if A rili. - C IT Y CIGAR S T O R E Good Showing of Peoples Bank The Herald lias just finished n neut 4 l*oge folder for the People's Bunk show­ ing a statement o f the increase in depos­ itors and casli.received in tiie three years of its establishment. The deposits on MarchT3. 11)07 were $43,800.50. On March 13,1008, they were $118,905.00. The cash reserve in March ilHJ7 wua 10,153,58. In March 1000, 30,525.76. Showing a remarkable increase in busi­ ness o f this new institution. The booklet is embellished with the following little coupUu . — ---------- _ _ ~ ..7 7 7 _ Tot« (sir with friend and foe On your Utile rtihu foreto, Station on Road. t l i l A - J e w e l l . —. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 288—U. 8. Derry................................. Residence 281—Joe Cameron................................ Residence Ust of Unclaimed Letters * Remaining In the Sanford Postodlco at 180—J. C. Hall................................................... 272—Deane Turner.,------ ------------------------close of week ending March 10. 1000: 233—Mr*. Sharpe.............................................. Ladles 74-3—A. Chappell........................... ... ............... llrinwin. Mr* Allen Hannon. Mr*. J S 167-4 —D R. Drcsoun...... ............................. .. Knaarly, Mis* Lillie Hogon^Matnlc McPherson. Mr*. Lucy 287— Jno. Jinkln*........................................ Umi. Mr*. Julia McJ'her»on. Mr* Lull!« 288— J D. Lel»on.................. -T3.. fiew s: l. 7 Best Line of Cigars and T p baccos in the City ------— ' - 280—A . Dorncr....................................... ................ r w * ftn i- u Allen Cyrus D. Ä S A # H u i r r y . Raiman Murray. Ç. A. KoberU, John P. . Thomas,Paul Drlnsoa, Mr. Henry JaoUooa. fannie Man lei. }< * « ___ LO Murray, 1 . Pinkney, Sara ■ fe b , Mr. Mr.BB Smith, Win H. Wilson. Wallace White, Mr. Son WUiÄ, M? William "9 — ____ -------------- r-t, KtW Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals irFR AN K L. W OODRÜFFf — Announcement Ih- With this issue, The Herald off ids a dub rate o f $I.S 0 f Y^ar for The Herald and i B j ^ e w York Produce Newa. (Ttte pink W STRONG LINE OF CHILDREN’ S SCHOOL SHOES H The Prqduce N ew » 1ms always been in It par*. James Singletary., ( y ) sympathy with the growers, and all those Persons claifnlng mint the above' will } ' -*this do iiuLOaka lids paper should tqke Planting time is here.’B»M *4L£au th wil say “ A d vm rm iseti.' is e t ' nnd-ttvT! date- o advantage o f this offer, Chas . F ,.H asiuns , P. M. K ll you land on easy terms. * Package* The Latest-Fall Styles In Ladies’, Gent's and Children’s Shoes Just Received : \ Usi, - - --VC .71______>_ v c ip œ s m r : - ■■■■■ -.i-J w a ï �Publish'd Every Saturday Mprnlng si Sanford, FI* R. J. Holet. M*n«stn| Editor Entered u eecond-du* msll m att« Ai IMS. St ili. I’o.toffice at Sanford, under Act of March 3rd. 167' Durham Ad veniaitti Company, Jacksonville; RrpraaemaUve. Fini Suret NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS A t the solicitation o f m any o f our sub­ scribers on the R. F. D. Routes and those who reside In the neighboring towns at • distance from Sanford w e have decided to change the date o f publication o f T he H erald from Saturday morning to Friday morning. This w ill insure the paper get­ ting Into the hands o f every subscriber In Orange County before Sunday. Advertisers and contributors w ill please send in their favors before Thursday morning If possible, to Insure insertion In the current week1« edition. This week witnesses two Innovations that m ean muchJhr the fu M »» « f aqd {daces the city at once In the front ranks as one o f the most progressive cities In the Sooth. This la the brick paving and th e la y lrig o f the new street railw ay that w ill form a belt line around the city. When these tw o Improvements are com­ pleted our city w ill have taken a rapid stride forward and Sanford w ill have the proud distinction o f being the only interior brida having a trolley system. Th e m any wonderful ■Improvements that have been made In Sanford during the post year and many that are contem­ plated are causing much favorable com­ ment In the South and also throughout the North, and the great .wealth that la pouring into the city this season from the abundant crops and good prices for same will push the city and Its suburbs forward and give Rian Impetus ih ot no calam ity however great can ever retard. Such n remarkable growth has caused much con­ jecture as to the future o f the city and public opinion' is a unit In the belief that with the advent o f new railroads and future developments Sanford w ill be one o f the most populous cities in the state In The location o f the city upon the SC The Sanford Herald. ♦ « ♦ « « J N S X T DOOM TO fO O tO P F lO B We Cater to W inters of Good Goods Onlv M E N ’S S TR A.»W H A TS _W From Philadelphia's The Herald' Is compelled to apolqgize for being unable to supply all its numer­ ous patrons with copies o f the paper dur­ ing the past few weeks. The demand for the paper is steadily increasing, and while we have Increased the supply, and each week print hundreds o f extra copies, w e have still been unable to supply the dernang. In the future we hope to be able to rem edy the fault, and beseech our friends who have failed.to secure ajj the copies desired, to be patie n t promising them that the sh or«»g» Will not occur again and we will endeavor to make the supply equal the demaqd. . J h t Lakrland N ew s baa b e e « “ iambastIn g“ the govennent printing office for soli­ citin g job printing from business men in the w ay o f priming return cards on envelopes. The New s calls a spade a spade In m iking this warfare, and we help wield the cudgel by quoting approvingly from that paper as follows: Every man who believes in trade—and is not swallowed up in the maelstrom o f a stupendous graft. People who are qcally patriotic and wish to combat a colossal and unjust trust will not grudge him the trilling price and the cut-throat rate o f a would 4>c monopoly. r Down in Orlando the inhabitants have nothing to do but sit on store boxes and discuss the weather and kindred subjects. T he Herald is gratified to learn that all o f Sanford's public-spirited citizens favor the project o f holding a great Fourth o f July celebration in this city this year. Now let an organisation be effected at once with some good hustling, Sanford-loving man at the head, and preparations be made for such a celebra­ tion as will forever reflect a credit upon our municipality as an enterprising .peomoney to run sudi a ' great affair but w e understand this will be promptly forthcoming. One enterprising , d tix en has already , sub­ scribed a large turn toward the fund and others have signified their willingness to The Herald will do all in it« power to aid dm p roia o rsn d herewith proposes to furnish at least a hundred dollars worth o f advertising for the event. W e w ill give two pages o f a special edition to the announcement and m ail papers containing the same, all over the countrjitributary to Sanford, i f accessary, are w ill do more. 58-incli Exceptional values in $ 1.00 and $ 1 *2 5 Quality. Napkins to Match M O S Q U ITO C A N O P IES Sand F ly Mesh, Iron Wooden or Frames $1.25 to $2.00 35 cents a pair Three pairs for $1.00 Canopies to attach to Bed Spring, Steel WireListed Price, $4.50 O ur Price, $3.50 ♦ + + + 44 + 4^ A" V'WWV* The Southern Cultivator o f A tlanta nos Grand D isplay o f the latfcst Creations in Millinery $15,000 upon ten acre D ie Famous GEORG IE T T A SAILO RS The fact that we^ars experiencing the The following 4a- fr o m - th e Orlando bcnchls o f*tra d e Incident to an early Reporter-Star: spring, U apparent in many directions. “ The Ocala Star reprints our editoriMany merchants are enjoying a handsome nl on the late winter events and the patronage, and big lots o f goods are beprospect before us and windsupthus; __ “ ThtRcptirU ir-Siur is -a g ita tin g n county fair. Says it won't bo prig­ Sanford merchants are well prepared to gish and If Sanford wants a hand at meet the demands o f qustomera, and there lL it will be welcome. It w ill be the is every reason to believe that an ausplthing for Orange county.* doux-seoason—aw aits—U w —oRtwprlslng merchant. lieve in Orange county. Not simply In the part o f it In which w e live, Printers' Ink, thé leading advertising but in the entire county givin g a fair show to every portion o f It. Other Journal, in its issue o f March 10th, makes counties are restless and talk of d iv i­ the following favorable comm ent: sion. Orange Is the most naturally " T u t S anford H erald , the pape? and happily bounded county in the started by K. J. Holly about six months state, with every variety o f soil and — ago, la one o f the brightest papers of products. - B y - judicial management * the state: ft'positively innlntainsTts she possesses the finest o f public published rate for advertising to nil buildings and the best roads without comers.” any bonded indebtedness. t to the tax assessor. A s far ns county division is concerned— well, the taxes will enter largely into that also. A t the pres­ ent , time Sanfonl is too busy paving streets and building street railways to talk about either o f these questions. Stylish LIN EN BJeached, 25 cents Bleached Linen. 75 cents J* Lucky Sanford U fa and lucky Sanford from <12,000 to Jacksonville is making strenuous e f­ forts to organize on association for a great state fair. Of course the date will be the some os Hie Tampa Fair, and likewise neither one w iir amount to any­ thing. Unless the whole state combines to make a state fair there is no need to talk, about a successful exposition. The two failures this year Is proof enough that Tampa and Jacksonville should not try Hie same racket on the same dates. most Nawsst and Latssi Styles it shall remain to the end o f the chapter. “ Her people should be friendly and homogeneous and above all things A «ru n ty fa ir w ill assist materially. T* A B L E * 72-inch Johns and die fine transportation fo d ll- PublI,hed B VCT* Interesting book upon _ illeg^ilToK Ted .by the ja fle r o o »- lines o f « ’“ P* enttHi d * T «n A fTSamFnrbgh " in .f railroad makes Sanford the . ideal site for Sanford n very Interesting book could be factories and large industries. Even If ^ ‘ ten entitled. “ One Acre Enough," for the number o f these should be cdrtolled uP °n one acr® ^ Sanford’s famous subt? the-rich farm ing section that surrounds M ^ t e d Innd o the city Is bound to increase the growth *° net Wm « com fortable'Incom e. One In business and population and this I ncr® land upon Joe Cameron • farm — steady growth xan btr reM cduporT~ievenI this senTOrrmnflfc 51100 in lei luce mu 0 more than the manufacturing interests. mnke $1000 in celery, thus totnUlnj lj Sanford in weal or woe con be depended I $3000 for the acre. J. E. Pace niiide * upon to thrive as never before and the *?8-000 upon ten acres o f land and the a start already gained can never be retard- lettuce was only half a crop upon the fen j ed for long. acres. An'y number o f growers w ill make A s Prim ers’ Ink is the advertising man's bible, its praise for T he Herald is praise ph o h i Thus It U 'ea sily seen that in Sanford’s celery delta not only is ten acres o f land enough but If fanned right one acre is sufficient and If the Influx o f people con­ tinues the Inn,j jn thla’ IHffittnn w<n be divided and sub-divided until the growers wfU be opment with five acres and many o f them with one acre. __ Think o f.ill— From—ewe acre of land- -< W W W M V A V V W V $ 3 0 0 0 in crops all made in six months time. This Is more than the average brain worker can make in a life time and m any a day laborer working twice as hard In the larger cities will never make as much even though he lives to be as old os Methu&albh. . ! Children’s Hats ànd Baby Caps MRS« Ja H. BRUTON __QB6J>crej>i Sanford land is enough------■ T h e latest out is the THE FOUNTAINS SHOULD GO Our fountnlns have long been pne of our valuable assets, demonstrating the flow o f the pure sulphur water o f San­ ford. But in the onward march o f im ­ provements, the laying o f roils for the street railways and brick paving these same fountains will be a serious menace and they should be relegated to one of the side streets or placed upon a comer I in the form of n drinking fountain. First street cannot be made as beautiful with these fountains occupying so much space and the street railw ay w ill be seriously handicapped. W e hatS to load these plashing waters that in the heat o f the summer seem cooling to our tired senses, and yet commercialism Is bound to tear down ancient ideals, and for the sake of appearances ’twere better to bid them adieu. w e nave a new I me just in and the low price will m ake them Come in SANFO RD FU R N ITU R E C O A l l the L atest Styles in L a d ie s ’ and Children’s fiats Death o f M rs. Vaughan. Mrs. J. C. Vaughan died at her home near this city last Tuesday. Mrs. Vaughan was one o f the early pioneers o f this section, having resided here since 18-10. N E X T DOOR TO M rs Vaugtian was eighiy-three years o f age. and leaves four sons, four daugh­ ters. tw enty-tw o grandchildren, thirtythree great-grandchildren and eleven great-great-great granddill|iren, WTHT oilier relatives and m any friends to mourn her departure. Tlie funeral services were held from the late home and were largely attended. Park Avenus la S essr's Oracary Rev. A . E. Householder conducted the service*, assisted by Rev, J. T. M cKin­ non. Mrs. Mis. Vaughan had been a cooaciconsci­ entious member o f the Methodist church • J. F, Harrison has purchased a fine far a number o f years. new touring car. < The pallbearers were Joe Cameron. A rch ie Cameron. A . P. Roe setter. J. H. - W eather reportadailr at Fernald"* H ard­ 28-4 Beck. Barney Black and J . q N. Whitner. ware Store. Oak avenue. The remains were la id to rest in L s k W -Dr. Puleston is Happy in the possession Sanford must prosper! ¿ o . C H A S . ~T. C L A R K PEOPLE'S B A N K C H O IC E F L O R ID A AN D W E S T E R N MEATS ADDITIONAL LOCAL o f a new Buick runabout. 'P lw Samples o f engraved visiting card* owl invitations in the latest snd best styles m ay be teen at The Herald office. Magnificent exhibit o f plumbing ioods and electric light and gas -fixtures. uiFrtnakl's Hardware Store. Oak a ve 2M Connected w ith this paper •* * office capable o f producing the high“ * grade o f office and society stationary Now is the time to buy your sub-irrl T h e Herald can be found at the store of gated land. See M. M. Smith. The following is from the Jasper N e4& Then. J. Miller L. Son and the G t y Cigar T h e Sanford Herald. Starke Tele- *'- Store. W hile they can be purchased at graph and Kissimmee Gazette are The Herald office, we would prefer that e v ­ bragging about the fine celery lands eryone wanrHig extra copies would pur­ at their respective places. W e believe chase th ou at these tw o news stands. every word they say. but what in the world an yon e wants to cultivate and The Herald is fully equipped to print U M Hat loner jr 6T W K SH T AH fLelatest type and material and “ the men hvhind You nevar can account for the u s ta o f the type” who know how. •oroe people. The editar o f the News You need a good typewriter a n d do not w e can te lL " P*whahly ate day and pine hark in his youthful for celery and olivet at his first banquee W . Nelson o f the Ballard Company. I f it'a printing yoo w a n t send it S c Louis, called upon the local druggist* H erald office. First-dass I �-* irk * ■w.vls A _ . Picnic And Barbecue tie Happenings— Mention 6f Matters In Brief. PERSONAL ITEMS OF INTERES W ill demonstrate our thanks. W ill celebrate The öre.m.Fü«rlh o f July, v. Olives in bulk and in all Bize.bottlcs. Twenty-one meals at Stumon’s for $4 -7. Ciias. Evans.' Baseball goods, at Fernald’s. •Complete L. H. Puren o f Paolo was in the city new line. 3) Wednesday. W. E. DuBose, sole agent for Burrowes Get Fernald's prices on baseball goods. rustless screen, spent several days in this They are interesting. 31-2 city in the Interest & Ids firm. Wade, the tuner. Orlando. S u m m a r y of the Floating Small Talk High grade Cigars and Tobacco. Smok­ Oscar Lorraine o f W eklwa Springs succinctly Arranged fo r Hur­ ing nnd chewing. Most complete line in a visitor to the city Monday. ried Herald Reader». he city. Chas. Evans. N. P. Y owell & Co MEN’S NEW STRAW HATS Buy Henry 'Clay Flodr of WT W. Long. W e sell the best lime and cement that The best on earth. money can buy. — A. E. H ill . Look for ■ The Herald Next Friday morning ' Instead o f SnttmiByrnH heretofore. The Herald’s ’phone is No. 148 The Herald w ill be Issued Friday morn lag hereafter. Dried Salt Shoulders at 12 J4 cents found tt H. H. Hill’s grocery. Romeo Coffee. 3 pounds for on e*dollar Ciias. Evans, Father M. Fox was in the city last Sun" day nnd Monday. Nineteen pounds granulated sugar for jj, today only. —Ciias. IT, Evans Gas and gasolene stoves, wheelbarrows, W. F. Gwin, representing Crutchfield & sewer pipe, clay and cement tile, flower Woolfolk o i Pittsburg, is in Sanford look pots. Try our prices. 1 ing lifter their celery interests here. 30-tf The Geo. H. Fcrnald Co. Philadelphia cream. Neurchntel nnd The Four Pickerts are announced to be Rocquefqrt cliccse, at McCuiler’s new at the Opera House tonight. grocery. * The Geo. H. Fcrnald Co. has the finest Mr. nnd Mrs. John D. Jinklna ore proud line of fishing tackle in town. Call and in the possession of a new baby girl,which see us. arrived last Tuesday. I f you a re n ot livin g a t th e C ity R es­ Commencing January 1st, 1909, George taurant you a re n ot livin g rig h t. W. Venable, contractor nnd builder, will Marvels o f beauty in m illinery creations employ only union'inbof. and wpfk eight b r M fis Murray, at Mellingcrs. hours a day. See Our New L in e of Fan cy L a d ies’ Waists and Parasols B. W. Herndon has purchased a new ..„The cool weather this week h n fk rp t up Handsome productions in the millinery touring car, nnd joined the Sanford auto ihe prices on. celery and .lettuce. — .•xfetjby Miss My era y., wr; exhibition nr Mettingera. Homs investers put your (celery money Hnndsomc productions In the Millinery in Celery Delta Lnnd Co.’s land. See W, L ’Esperonce o f New York is in the art. by Miss Murray, on exhibition at JLtf — J. N. W lItTNCR. city for a few days enjoying life and the Mcttingers. M. M. Smith has 1,000 acres o f celery fine hunting and fishing. The finest and most complete iine of land. Sold on easv terms. Best line o f stoves ever brought -tg the candies nnd cigars are kept on sale by — F-C.Whli imf P fcA iU hcJjtacA-UjuJmi.Mas city. Prices the lowest. — A. E. H ill . 'Garner & Roberts.------------------------ ------in the city this week in the interest of A little money now nnd a little now anti R. L. McKenzie, the populnr representa­ ttyil great state ioumaL then is the w ay to buy celery land. See tive of the Mnpes Fertilizer Co., was in the Brrnkfn&t Belt' the best 25 cent coffee M. M. Smith for particulars. city several days this week. James Coons of Jacksonville, of the firm on the market. McCuiler’s new grocery, Foh Cash—.Three cans 3-lb. Tomatoes, o f Coons & Colder, has returned home a f­ Ridiculous low. prices for the most benu ter a pleasant visit with Sanford friends. 25c;'tw o cans 2-lb. Tomatos, 10c. This tiful millinery creations, by Miss Murray, offer is for a limited' time only. W. W. — Florida -iteople better-- seeSnnford Odery 'grMmtngCTs:------------------Long. Delta Land Co.’s property before, buying The City Restaurant gives 21 m eals Wade makes frequent trips to Sanford. truck farms. — J. N. Wiiitner for $4.50, and they ore worth It Write him nt Orlando. Puri-detanated coffee, nt McCuiler’s new (Guaranteed to give satisfaction) W. A. Morse, representing the Stevens Evaporated fruits— {teaches, prunes, ap­ grocery. Engraving Co. o f St. Louis, called upon the ples, apricots— at McCulier’s new grocery. Oscar Plunket, o f Atlanta, traveling local trade on Tuesday. Gui-Uuit is buck-in-Sanford- for n-slinrt fraight-egent ior-th e O.; O. & I.rR. R.T tS »“ GAU H. H. H ill (or everything In (lie n Sanford lining up business fot the com­ time, and is engaged in surveying n "tract grocery line. of land about six miles from-the city. pany. Long’s l*rcserves in glasses. Finest on Fresh fish every day—Guamntecd to be Nineteen pounds-granulated sugar-for market_____________Cu*< F vams resh— also oysters. $!, toduy only. —C iias , H. Evans . Geo. L. Hoy, representing A. G. Zolfer ________ r r S i Ci .R ichard s . Lcffler Block. Fresli Gedfgia builer7^35 cents a pound of Chicago, has his headquarters here Clean, w h olesom e, w ell c o o k e d — a re looking after the vegetable crop for his for sale by Garner &. Roberts. the m eals served at The C ity R es ta u ­ Born : To Mr. ami Mrs. D. B. Arinll, rant. . firm. Avondale. Ala., a fine boy. Sanford friends If you have rooms for rent, put your F.Viering, proprietoruf the Pearce House name in the rooming house directory, at extend congratulations, ant! wish for the in Gainesville, was in the city this week young heir a long life of Itapjtiness. Slhe Art tore. nnd assisted in instituting tile lodge of M. P. Li pc lias purchased the Oro barber Engles^ _ Eggs for settlng. Blue Ribbon winners Barred Plymouth Rocks, Brokaw Poultry shop and will conduct n ffraYclass cstabif you want to sell or buy city lots, city lisliment in tile future. Read llis adver­ . Fann. DcLand, Ha., property, celery fnrins, seo N. H. Garner. tisement is this issue of The Herald. Mr. ami Mrs. I). L. Thrasher and daugh­ Dill Pickles, sweet mixed, cucumbers, Garner &. Roberts handle Chase & Sailter, May, spent several days this week mangoes and sour pickles in bulk. . with Mrs. Thrasher’s parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. horn's tea and coffee, the best on enrth Ciias. Evans. E- L Ferran, at Eustis. Fur everything in fresh vegetables, phone The Pastime Theatre, under its new Garner & Roberts arc now agents for 277. the new grocery store. management, continues to attract great the famous Royal Scarlet can goods. A. D. Daniels has been appointed audiI- crowds to each and every performance. or of tiie Sanford & Everglades Railway. The very best jieople o f Sanford are daily The famous Elgin Creamery Butter for Mr. Daniels formerly resided in Sanford, patrons of this select place o f amuse­ sale at W. W. Long's Grocery. hting ch ief clerk o f A. P. Connelly, when ment. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Barlow and family hC was division su|>eriiitcndeni of tiie A. passed through Sanford on Thursday, en Rugs, from 75 cents up. E. A. Heffield C. L. = = = = = = SAN FO R D, FLO R ID A ----------. route from Orlando to Hnllcndule, where Furniture Store. Our Own coffee, the best 25 cent coffee Mr. Harlow is interested in the tomato, Sec H. H. Ill'll for Celery City Blend on the market, for sale at Garner &. Roberts’ crop. Coffee, finest on earth for 24 cents. stores only. Fresh oysters on Tuesdays and Fridnys at T. J. Henderson, representing the InterFour P ic k e rts H ere cur marks. Return to or notify J. A. Eggplant plants for sole. W. J. Hill Garner &. Roberts'. Full measure. State Fruit Distributing Co., lias been lo­ Smith ut the Flemming's place in West The Four Pickerts billed at the 01*™ Sanford. Fin. 3ltf Eggs for setting. Rli6<jiels]aiid Reds. cated in Sanford for the past three months. Sanford ami get rewnrd. House last night and tonight. This com­ An alarm o f fire Tuesday nt noon car­ Mr. Henderson says his firm w ill ship $1.50 per setting. Brokaw Poultry Farm, TllORMJGIIlIRKDEGGSruR HATCHING— W hile ried part o f the population of Sanford to about fifty cars of celery from Sanford this pany is coiniMsed o f artists o f rare abili­ Wyumluls. W hite Leghorns, Buff Leghorns, DeLnnd, Fla. ty and are old favorites among the theatiie A. C. L. tracks on Third street, where sefcson. and Buff .Rock. $1 for 15. Apply to J.F. A. J. Worthy o f Geneva wns a visitor in tre-goers o f Sanford. W hile they come Ariui, Sanford.. 20-8 the roof of the Gulf Refining Co.’s ware Only $4.50 fo r u 21-meal t ic k e t at Sanford Inst Saturday, and make The Her­ tills time unheralded they should be ac­ house had ignited from a spark. Slight F or.Sale, Wood— Pine or oak, by car the City Restaurant. The m eals are corded the same warm welcome given ald ofiice a pleasant call. Like ull other load; blocks or otherwise. W. B. Uallak, damage. people, he has an ey e to tiie growth of w o rth m o re .’ .• * Altam onte Springs, Florida.* them In the past. See C. A. Reed for furniture nnd piano Sanford. Fur wnnt of storage room, 1 will close If you wnnt a first-class typewriter at moving. tf W ill S ta rt D ire c to ry out buggies and hnrness at cost, for thirty a moderate rice, call at The Herald office. Nineteen pounds granulated sugar for For an up-to-date tailor-made suit, see days. Now Is time to buy. and save H. C. Kninscy, representing the Polk nnd inspect the Bllckensderfer. T iie best . $1. today only. —Ciias. H. Evans. Directory Co., is in the city nnd will com­ and most compact inuchineon thetnurket. D. A. Caldwell &. Sons. money. —Sanford Carriage Works. The Royul Tailors brand o f clothing Shade T rees— Those wanting shade trees pile the nnmes at once for the Sanford Dave Adums, the popular representative Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilgus of Centraliu. III., means i»erfection. See samples at I), A. of any kind, such as palmetto; magnolia, Directory. ’ . of Smith & Holden, commission merchants, Caldwell & Son'». are the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. C. R.Walkoak and maple, should seo A . F. Westerlias received intelligence thuL his firm has cr. Mr. Wilgus is nursing n bruised arm, dick. Trees guaranteed to grow. Box . W. J. Thigpen has purchased fifteen JUST RECEIVED 293. Sanford. been made one o f the ten selling agents sustained from n fall upon the icy paveA n o th e r lo i o f th o se llurgulns In appointed by the Gcoigin-jwaeh gi mehrartlTffIttnTnts boinr;— No danger of owned by Thigpen & Drew. This is one H urry W ilson's. H arness ut Biickensderfcr typewriter is the best on association. such a fall ill Sanford. of the most desirable tracts o f land on the the market. See them at The lleruld o f­ Women's exchange, at the Art Store teest side. Electa Brand Tea and Spices. fice. • • Ciias . E va n s . Everybody join. — K ays k K etcmuu. N. P. Y O W E L L & CO . The Famous Jewell Brand Buy a Hot Weather Gas Range The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co The best dinner In the city at The City Restaurant-far 33 cents! Long-Distance Telephone Booth at Fer­ nald's Hardware Store. Oak ave. 28-4 J. R. Berryhlll Is the Florida represent­ ed ve for Lew is Halsetnan o f Philadelphia. - Mr. Berryhtli liv e s ln Sanford and is making good shipments o f celery and other begets We». . Nineteen pounds granulated sugar for suit for $12.98, call at p, A . Caldwell &. Mrs. John L. Meek of Atlanta, w ife of Sons. The Herald is under obligations to the assistant superintendent o f tiie South­ ern Railway, is spending a few weeks at Frank Harris for a goodly supply of cel­ It was the Sanford House, the guest o f her ery cut from his tick! last week. cousin, Mr*. H. P. Driver. Mrs.'Meek pos­ fully u|vLo standard, and id lc c u _ ¿real sesses a very sweet voice and nightly en­ credit on tiie grower, who is not only one tertains the guests with her rare singing of our thrifjjeat colored growers, but a Nineteen pounds granulated sugar for pronounced leader of his race. SI. today only. — For Sale—Good properly, tww bringing If you warn* a first-doss tuttorinnnitf* tw elve per cent interest bn in vestment. — N. H. Garni r, Sanford. —Chas. H. Evans. For Sale,— Nine nnd one-sixth acres o f All Local A d v e rtis e m e n t« Under This Heading, One Cent o W o rd Each Issue land, with nn eigbYrooin house. Fruit and plants. Flowing well guaranteed. Wanted— Tinners, first class men only. About four miles from town. There w ill, State wages, experience, etc., in first let- ite no real estate man’s commission on tor. -Boons Colder. 22 W. Adam s at.. lids. Enquire ut Stumon's restaurant, Sanford: — — * — ' ----- ----------- 31-U “ Jacksonville. Fla. . 30-3p For Sale.— Choice Jersey cows for sale Do away with dust while sweeping car­ cheap Now fresh or will be soon. Also Rhode Island Red eggs for batching. Cir­ pets by buying W izzard Carpet Cleaner of $18 Art Squares for $15, size 9x12. E. cular free. C.F.W axd,WlnterPork. 29tf $1. today only. — Chas. a Evans: W. W. Long. . “ A. Heffield Co. . ^ For Sale__ 25-foot cabin launch; B-h.p. Garner & Roberts offer high-grade choccW. Moore. E. Owens» Ridiculous‘low 1 »rices for the in o tl beaqengine; brand new. For particulars ad­ lotea“ today. Saturday; only; for 30 cents J- A. Morris, jr., F. W , J K tto and Charles J. A . M ddiiiau. Hftrf'milflnrrr creation*, by Miss Murray, Phiefrr were a m o yg U ie jolly Ocala con- per pound. F or S ale —-Mule, w a g o n - and harness, at Mettingera. . ilngt-m Gut attended the Installation of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert O. Crjppen and $80. Jas. Harris, Sanford. 29-tf Bryan Higgins has returned from Balti d>e Celery City A erio o f Eagles. Tuesday. chidren o f LouisvUle. Ky., are in the city _____ tilhmn Jlb k — tK- bodsideof-f Fo“ — Bcautifi.il Pansy a m lU r iw „.. Nuw U ii*c time to imy yoor fimrlnch nnd wtii spend serrm I weekrnt their honte. mof*. w herelkahas b ^ n o t ttratwMrideof tion plants and cut flowers. Plants 10 to 50c •ewer pip« fo r m a in *,--Big slock on hand. F1" " 1'* « Place, on Sylvan Lake. Mr. Crlp- of his father, capt. J.C. Higgins, who is ill eochj, Mrs. C. R. Ratliff. Sanford. 29-3p pen is the t » g Crlppen. and isan with pneumonia. He reports his fattier as .F or Sale—Boiler, pump, und unglue, 0 ' —A. E. Hill. greatly Improved, and that he will soon be horse. In good condition, and will be sold old Sanford boy. H ie 1 many friends are T- E, F, Hoskins o f Orlando, and his fa ­ able to return home. This will be most cheap. 2 8 tf ther, Rev, Francis Hooklns o f Hartford, Cl , glad to welcome him again. .. r-SautoiMfiskiiisJ». jttlcgtasjimtf-igJis. _Were 1u the Wednesday. n et ■U W ’ TW t h e n it s a nd - M « — Flvcf dollars reward for one Jer­ Not the cheapest, but the best— are seyLost qu itoes. L a rg e s t s to c k and lo w e s t milk cow with dark sides, gray on Hava you seen the latest things In f«h1gerat*r*— all steel— at Marry J. p ric e s on screen d o o r s and w in d ow s the meals served St The CHy Res­ back, with sliort crumpled horns project­ ing over face. H o i black lips, with no at ' . " H a r r y J . W ilson’s. ’ taurant. c. Alfred dress city Wilson**. ■ P e r s o n a l . — W ill the two young men who boarded the train Monday noon at Sanford uiul rode to Orange City Junction please send one o f the post cards, with names and address, to two anxious young ladies whom they saw on same train. —Misses Trawicu, 315 lUUi ave.. So.. .S l-tl • -.NaMtidila* Tenu. To Rent.— Horse and surrey for three or four months. — Herbert O. Crlppen, San.............— •— - OhUp For Sale.— Twenty-four acres o f valua­ ble celery land not far from Celery avenue. Partly improve^. A bargain. Sanford. Dr. Howard. 31-tf For Rent— Furnished roomp ,Jor. lUhtLeavltt. corner Elm avenue and Third street. . 31-tf Found.—Carpenter’s lime book. Owner can- have same by calling at this office. Tt-Fi1 �March 20 I90«. P fc C p L t Or THE UÀX .Washington's N sw 8 an ator.-------W hcn W esley L. Jones, the new senator from W ashington, took bis •e a t am ong the “ conscript fa th e rs" he had m erely to w alk from one end s f ths capital to th e'oth er. F o r th e 'p a s t ten years be has represented his state In the ao colled lo w e r house, and when bis term as represen tative ended he w e e qualified to don the toga Senator iEat office terv ev Hw o r e a r s 'I n the stnte »m a te, I lls s e r v ie « In tho state legislatu re was ad pleasing to his constituents that be w as nom inated and elected a m em ber o f the F ifty -eigh th national congress In 1D0Z and re alected tw o years later. O n tne expiration o f his second term in IW ki he was chpson govern or o f the state. Mr. O lllett has a lw a y s been a Republican In politics. W h ile In W ash in gton he w as a w arm supporter o f tho policies o f Presiden t IlooeoveK . If You Want to Buyj£r_Soll CITY PROPERTY OR TR U C K LA N D S WTÉdím ¿T Yôüth. Come and See Us “ H ere's a dime, m y hoy. N ow , what w ill you do w ith U Î" “ W h y, I ’ m goln ' te r hustle rig h t o ff 1er sonie trust com pany, o f conine, nn' biiy n thousand d olla r first morí gage la m í!" —St. Louis Itcpuhllc-IllKpatcli. _ ,_ — Ipnpfl won his sent nt the prlm nry elections o f Inst y e a r when ho o ver­ w helm ingly- d e fe a te d * L e v i Ankeny, w hom he nucceeda. Ncimtor Joños Is a fine exam ple o f the successful you n g man In politics, l i e bns had to w'ork hard, and he won on his m erits. L ackin g the w ealth tbnt smooths mnny political pathways, he succeeded through sheer fo rce o f character and because the people be-— ------ 1leved-1n-bIm.—T vn ■yenrw-ogo, w hen fair w as first nom inated fo r congress, his opponents nnccnul nt tilín. -— - 1 - ----- T h o now senator from W aulilngton Is a n ativo o f Illin ois ami Is forty-six _____ ■ years old. A ft e r being adm itted to the bar lii fils n ative stnto ho wandered w est and finally hung up Ills shingle In N orth Yakima', Wftnb., w h ere he has since resided. Senator Jones tins n w ife and tw o children. T h e oldest, a HOARDING CELERY, SANFORD. FLA It Makes No DifleJence W hat Y ou W an t or W h e re Y o u W a n t It H A V E IT and on Terms that are Right HO W ARD-PACKARD LAND COM PANY and brown.' 8 lr W a lter O srrstt's Chtss Feat. An extraordin ary fea t w as recently accomplished by Sir W a lter BarraM, professor o f nuiHlc nt O xford u niver­ sity. Sir W alter, w ho la nn enthusi­ astic fh rs s player, challenged tw o o f his frien d s to play ngalnst .bird slmultBOtoUllr. -and. voluntaerod Ul runder on n piano any pleco w hich m ight bo selected by those present. N ot only did he keep his w ord, but nlso carried on a conversation w ith several bystanders w ho did their l>e»t to distract him. T h e pieces w hich hb w as called on to play w ere selections fro m Bach, Mosnrt, Ileethoven , M en­ delssohn and Chopin. A N arrow Escape, Hardware and Farm THE COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYER Used In Uncle S am 's Paint Shop During the past year the U. S. N avy has consumed 001,000 |»>inuts ^ G o v e r n o r o f C a lifo r n ia , Best by Tost for Growers. All Vrlio lioviUiia »pray conllnuouily ore Irre (tum blislit and Insrcla. f umh! Lucas W h ite Paint 278,700 |xnmds o f HJCAS COLORS, sufficient to produce more nnd M arta H enry and the Bottle. __ An enthusiastic. agen t fo r a^yacuunv. bottle firm once cornered Colonel Wnttemou nnd endeavored In sell lit 111 n sample o f his w ares H e launched Into nn elegant description o f tho a rti­ cle, w inding up w ith the statem ent: “ It w ill keep nny liquid eith er hot or cold fo r seven ty-tw o hours." “ D on’t w ant—don't w ant It at a ll!" shouted Marso H enry, raising his hands in protest. “ I f I have nny thing w orth drinkin g I don’t w an t to keep It seven ty-tw o hours." ' . n etw eeu pressure from W ashington nnd nntl-Jnpnncne sentim ent In Ids state G overn or Jnmes N. O lllett o f C al­ iforn ia has lieen leading tho strenuous life o f late. That he maintained a cool head under tho circum stances seems p roo f enough o f his fitness fo r tho high office be fills, G overn or O lllett got his ea rly tra in ­ ing In tho woods. W hen little more Implements than 100,000 gallons o f paint, equivalent to SO carloads of 200.000 gallons each, ami which would make a train more than oueduilf T-iUnmer’s W eekly, He’s From Missouri; You Have to Show Him tion to this Uncle Sam* lias used during iltc past year more than 25.000 gallons of LUCAS VARNISHES, ENAM ELS nnd other products. • Uncle Sam's preference is not n matter o f favor, hut o f Q U A L IT Y and RESULTS. In Uncle Sam's service, as in evcrylMRly else's, LUCAS PRO­ DUCTS hnve an unbroken record for satisfactory results. W e have the largest and best equipped plant for d riv in g wells in this section o f thè country and are prepared to lill all orders promptly. Our m ach in ery is up-to-date und our workmen are skilled in the work. Those contemplating putting in wells would serve t h e ir "best interests by consulting us and learning prices before Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, Cauliflow ers, etc,, etc,, In Sanford, pays I Sell the Ln'nd— Your Brniris, Money, and < G overn or Folk Is from Missouri. regarded ns a pretty good citizen hlmsulf. 80« what ho says about a certain sort o f citizen 114’ s than a strip lin g he lumbered In W is ­ consin, stu dyin g la w In hts hours o f respite. Dorn In W isconsin l a 1800. he there received hls education and waa adm itted to the bar. In 1888 he le ft hls n a tive Btate and settled at Eureka, Cal. In .a fe w years he w as appointed c ity atto rn ey and ‘ a ft e r a lx ^ j$ a rs _ tn "I do not ballevo In tho mall ordsr oltizsn. A t 18 B E T T E R T H A T W « SHO ULD HAVE A TH O U SA N D TO W N 8 TH A N O N E L A R G E C I T Y . If ■ place 1» {J6bd ¡Qlblijjh for a man to make hls money In, It cortalnly should bs good enough for. him to spsnd hls money in. Th s marchants have a just right to all the business o f tho town In which they have their stereo, end every good citizen w ill help them to get IL " ' • D id you e v e r eee a F I N E FA£SC ao sim ply sta te d ! LARG E IM PROVED IR R IG ATED FARMS.— U N C L E A R E D LAN D S Flowing Wells on All Celery Delta and otlwr.Deelrabfc Tracts in Blocks to suit PurchaW. W H ITN ER Price, nud descriptions upon request First N ational Bank Building j: jj j ; j: j| ¡! j| �4ifCh 20, 1909 THE SANTORO HERALD The NOTICE HAVE YOU SEEN THE- In Circuit Court, SevrnVh Juilkinl diruit of Flor l*ln, OrnilUr county. In Chancery, dtntiqltm Dtrrughl v* Anna C.' Woddbrld(*, Dill 10Remove Cloud (ruin Ttioraat A Johntun Title Calvin A. Foagc and OeorgeB. Morton Tor.T,f?* A. Johnton. Calvin A. Ponge and George Scrap B ook Hat* a* Alda to Matrim ony. r Bank of Sanford Capital 9 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 S ‘ ' \—V ; Vl \1\tL.U *\' > B. Morton: Opened for b u s in e s s 'in 190GI bundles From the affidavit of Tho*. Emmrt Wllaon, here­ in duly tiled he depot,-» and lay»: That lie 1» one II * A ccoun ts of of the attorney» for the complainant In the above entitled cauie. that affiant ha* itnod reaiontobr lleve and doei believe that th^Uendniila Tli«». A. Johnton. Calvin A. 1‘onge and Oen. H Morton are retldenu of a »tale or country other than thla •tate, and that the residence of them and of each of them H unknown, and that there 1» nu periunia Residents of-Snnfort! nnd im m ediate vieinitythe stale of Florida. the arrvlce ol n »ubporna ut>on whom would bind fkurh defendants or rlther of lljern. nnd thnt each of the said defendants Is over tlië'ngr of twenty-one years. It is therefore ordered that -------------— you and each of you be and appear to this bill on Monday, the .Ini day “ To t* fair w ith both frlond and foe, of May; -tttOU, tbe-snmr bring n rule tiny ofthts court. Oft y o u r ow n llttlo rights forego; It Is further ordered thnl this notice be published it Pays.** once n week lor eight consecutive weeks In The Sanford Herald, n newspaper published in Sanford, Orange County, Florida. iq ReliefWitness, li. M. Robinson, Clerk of the Circuit Darky (boarding n t r a l n K I heard Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit in nnd for said county nnd »tale, March 2. 1009. •boot youh Wife Ilyin ’, Jim. W b n r y o ’ Tikis. E. Wilson, ». M. Kinmnson. Clerk. One that will stand the greatest tests Bines & Paluu . By M. A. Unworn. 1». C. gwlne now? Complainants a Solicitors. 28-8 M. M. SMITH. H. R. STEVENS. G. S. DERRY. Cannot get out o f alignment H. E. TO LAR « I’s off to Join tie M orm ons. H it President Vice-President Cashier keeps ono wotnnn buntlla' too natch A ss’t Cashier The best machine on the market N u t le u o l D i h c l m r g o to support n heavy ontnh Ink m - . " w v v v v v v \\v v v v v v v v w w v % w v m v w w w i y w > v w %v v v » * > w k n \ w \ A $100 Machine for $00 A ll persons nre hereby notified that IJfA __________________ „ on, to-w it, the 30th day o f June, 1909, Sec them ot The Herald oflice T h e gu aran ty T ru st and S avin g Bank A-Pointer*. w ill n bbly fo r ifarflnal discharge an e x ­ "Tou enn nlwnyn toll nu a ctor whose ecutor o f the estate o f lxtring A . Chase, getton linn not been prosperous," fluid deceased, to the Hon. W illiam M artin , County Ju dge ot O range County, Ur. Stoimlagf— names ■ ■■■■» Florida, and fo r the approval by said 300 First 8 t „ Sanford, Florida County Judge o f llnnl accounting as set ------ h ll■ ■ ■ m t___________________ -He won’t talk with you fiv e mln- forth in iu P T fp o r t (h'"inrflTt>tetn]nty p_jrUliotit' snyrn^ JJ'FhUjdj-jjilg o ’a ofllec in the C ity o f Orlando, •F+ -F•>-F-F-F-F-F -F4 - - F * + * * 4. }. 4 - * . > doesn’t mipreclnlo n r V r—W aallliUilpfl- O C ran ge Cotudy, Florid iu /______ H a rn ts a and Bugglsa Blacksm lthlng and Horasahoslng “Tho wim' woman Is oh ca refu l About choice o f n lint ns alio Is about the choice of n bufffiifn».'* T h e celebrated tulhor who n lfW W i-th ls dictum m ay Mve exaggerated a little, but not Bnch. 'An»I «H ow me, a wotnnn. to tril solemn men w hom I oee snAerII, the ••frivolity" o f my sex that often the elcvercat am ong you chooaes • 4 lfe for no le t t e r reason thnn that ,mHn thua Bidected.liaH herself choaon a be« mlng liatl—Mine. C. P o rand M agazine. Broutellea In IX flt»rr * ; >• - vm — • , You’ve Met Hint. "How -do > on llko you r now neighbor r "Oh, bo’a the kind o f man that Haves his longest story’Uo tell w h ile w e are bolding the front door open fo r him to r>■" . • •‘^iXFrtundo, T it J. F . N§ J / N D E L L D E P O S ITS I LIVER Y, F E E D and SALE STABLES Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged ---------- ■ A N D —>--------------- I Free Reading Room | AU TO M O B ILES FOR LIVERY USE f + + +-F+ *H> *F*F ^ *F*F*»•*F❖ + *F *K-*F *H* <*❖ -H -*F <•*F ROOM 20 • Pope Contracting Company U pstairs, P ico Block High-Grade House-Building a Specialty Ope » Tucsrtays A to 6 p. m. AND Sa tu rd a ys A lo 9 p. m. % _____ ______H ~ ___________ _ -:á GATE CITY HOUSE Lim ited Love. Room mid Hoard $1.50 Per Day. "When your parents first refused inc Meals. 35c. your hand, 1 w as ho w retch ed that I wanted to th row m y s e lf out o f the -F S pecial R a t o b y th e W e e k -window.” ' : “ "Anri w h y flldfi’ t yem?” ^ “ It was so b lgh !’’— Lu tdlge B latter. ❖ •>*!•*> *t>->*i**;•*;•*;■ <»:■ -f + -f *f *f v In Doubt. T h a t ’» a curious looking mule you’re driving.” rem arked the man who was w h ittlin g a pine stick. ’■Yasslr." answ ered Erastus Plnklcy. "lie Is kind o’ cur’us." “ What w ill you take fo r h liu ?" “ What’ll I tnke foil him ? Say. boss. I* you referriii’ to dut mule jih a piece -o’ property nr an nfttlctton?*'—‘VVnshIngtun Star. Henry McLaul i n i *!•*>■*F*F Builders’ Supplies. Interlareben 'Sand ■>++-F<• ❖ <■+++H A lp h a Cement. A c m e Plaster W. W . L O N G « DEALER IN Fresh Meats Plans. Cheerfully Furnished Groceries OFFICE A T RESIDENCE Agent for Virginia Carolina Fer­ tilizers ■❖ *F❖ + + 4**F4*+4* 4*4**>*F *F+*{•+ •>4* <•4- *F■£• •%*%*4« O F SAN FO R D , F L A . F. It. RAND, Fraaidanl F. F. FORSTER, Caahlar MY SPECIALTIES Rogers’ Piateti Ware Safety Deposit Boxes for Rt O R G A N I Z E D 1887 Elgin and Walthnm Watches Mot and Cold Oath* at all Houra. phur Oatha a Specialty Hot S u l­ Onp visit nnd >ou Inum e n Staunch ALL GOODS GUARANTEED Do You Want to Help UND ERW O O D Boom This Town? Patron t vv \» » w » w v » w » » v v v \» w v v v \ v w v v v v v v v \ v v \ \ \ n v u u v v v v v v \ \ u \ m v \ v , C a p i t a n de T a m p a Pico Block oppoait* Eapraaa Offlca FOR S A L E Finest Five Cent Cigar On the Market n-ROOM HOUSE, 14 A C R E S e* In Enterprise f 0 R SALE $1100.00 L. R. Philips’ Drug Store DON P EA B O D Y Enterprise Florida FRESH The Pioneer Visible h ave you use used in the now, w ill e v e n tu a lly AT If you do, you’ll aubscribiSofc this paP*r regularly and advartla* lo 1L Buttf you don’t, you’ll sneer at our efforts for town Improvement H you don’t, you’ll order-your Job printing from some outsider. Aoo’t, you’ll borrow your nelghI>°r's copy of the paper to read. 00 ,XOD OB DON’T Ypljt * STATE DEALERS Jacksonville, In Business to do Business for Those Who Need My Services Postonica Box 771 4 ^ 4 * * 4. 4. cJvK. -F*F4. .>4- 4- *F*F4*<r• > 4*❖ C. H. DINGEE t m * H. E. W IS E, Proprietor Plumbing and 1Gas Fi tting • , All Work Receives My Personal Attention 1 . ■■ " Fun1 letIy Msuager « ( Ceiittttl Cato Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty ;; A PLACE FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN 8 h o rt O rd s rs A t A ll H o u rs * Florida W rite us for further information 4*4*4*^<■4* •>4*^<r<•<r4*•> <■4* 4 4*4*^| * 1 ' » , . * ir ir »l Street, one block from Depot oi>po«He l*o«to(nce) — THE— H. & W. B. DREW CO. rt * T H E ■C IT Y I R E S TA U R A N T f J. I. A N D E R S O N ’S 4fr-, i I am 4. 4. .j. ^ buy is the Underwood « ew If you do, you’ll patronize home Lnduatrial, laidudlng-tha ptiu^r. -rr*-*- ___ ** ( GROCERIES past, or — None but first-dass InlHtr eni|>loyed arid nil contracts guaranteed to l»e In accordance' ------------- ------.— - with plans and ai**ci ficai lima----- AND m ay use, the m achine you If you do, you’ll aaalst thu editors In advertising the placa. 4%^ U I I ^ U B C CONTRACTOR ■ V . n u u n c o and B U I L D E R Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty MEATS T y p e w r it e r 1 .» It makes no difference w hat a e o . FERNALD, Vlca-Fraa. 0. F. W HITNER, Asst. Caahlar Only National Bank In Orange County Funds Protected by Burglary Insurance Fashionable Hair Cutting and General Barbering Gorham’s Sterling Silver *%-J,y »*•A **•#*• •:-v -:-4 --:--F -F ->++•# F IR S T N A TIO N A L BANK Tonsorial Parlors • Estimates, nnd nil Information relative tir Building AND A L B E R T G R Ä M L IN G True to H er Train in g. “ Where was the now Btar discover­ ed?" 081( 1*11 ono dram atic critic o f an­ other. ’’In n laundry," was the -reply. "Ah, well, she can’ t forgot her old calling. Sho’s m angling the part." DEALERS IN S t m niiers W e l c o m JEW ELER Pickard’s Hand-Painted China w *F+•!• 4 *+ ❖ •> + + + + + + Contractor mid Builder — H ighly F a te e m itL " • > • > • > "D o y o i think Hint m ost peojiie ••• nowadays w o r «hip m o n e y Y’________ __ "No; I w on’ t go na fa r ns tlm t," answered the home gro w n philosopher, "hut I will say,th at the lo v e o f m oney U Mldotn platonic."— TVaahiugtou H e r ­ ■ J. D. P A R K E R , Prop. ald. ________________ . . IN SUR ED A G A IN S T HAND B R O TH E R S HERALD Sanford Library vBntmy 1«?,' itkw. Th e G uaranty T ru sdan d S avin g Hank, ‘¿1-ñm W r M . BestwiVk, J r.T PresidouL W ill Furnish Estimates for any Building ___ Right ort-th«-Jnb. . . » ---- ---Repairs, Etc.. Indignant Clllzon (to offlee boy)— Tour confounded {taper bad nn out­ rageous nltnck on m d 'th in morning, Office at A. HiLLji Lumber Vutil ind~ Olllce Hoy (b rtsk lyi—Yesalr. How many copies w ill you have? SANFORD, FLORIDA. » M O T T O: A TY P E W R ITE R r z FOR ~ A L L PUR PO SES SA N FO R D HUNDRED and Best Efforts Opposite Qty Hall Prompt, Clean Service ’Phone 230 - E veryth in g F irs t Class • t ,, :: Meal Tickets ore Sold at Reduced Rules .. ?!+ + + + + + + + + + 4 .^<.^+ ^ <.<.+<.+ <.<.+.F4.4.4.4.4*4"î*4*+«4r4*4*+‘F’»-*4 -*+ **4 ’f+A �MarcH-20, MUSICAL FESTIVAL IN HIE SOCIAL WORLD - Price* of Seat* to be Increased With­ out further Notice Items of Interest Concerning Society, People. POINTS PURELY PERSONAL How Celery CUy Vanity fa ir While Away the Golden Hour*— Social Gossip. An A ttr a c tiv e Guest. Sanford has a soloist o f rare ability this week in the person o f Mrs. J. L Meek o f A tlanta, who Is visitin g her cousin. Mrs. H. P. Driver. Mrs. Meek hitherto spent her winters In Orlando. where her talent was a valuable addition to the concerts and musical circles. H aving visited Sonford for the first time this season, Mrs. Meek is greatly attract­ ed by the advantages o f the city as a w inter resort, and will hereafter make the Sanford bouse her « In t e r home. The comml ttee o f the Jacksonville Spri ng Musical Festival g iv e notice that the asso­ ciate membership tickets which ate now being sold at 55, and which en title the holder to one seat at each o f the four concerts on A p ril 19th and 20th. w ill be w ith­ drawn from sale at any tim e without fur­ ther notice, and the regular-price tickets, costing between $ 6 -one 58 w ill be substi­ tuted. I f any reader o f The Herald has postponed Ills or her reservation o f seats, imm ediate application should be made to the secretary, Mr. T, T. Elmore, Jackson­ ville, and funds should accompany all a p ­ plications. The railroads w ill place on sale reduced tickets from Sanford to Jacksonville, thus everyone w ill have an opportunity o f tak­ ing in the festival at a nominal 'in v e s t­ ment. The festival w ill consist o f three big fea ­ tures: W aiter Damroschand the celebrat­ ed New, York Symphony Orchestra, four world-renowned soloists, orchestral, mis- AN IN V E S T M E N T IN SA N FO R D IS TH E SUREST f “ 1/ f CtT _ , . .. • , ‘ , English Musical Pregraml* achieved the feat o f giving three hundred B W * K d * o « * ~ « * * : This splendid or1ga n ization iia s been on a permanent basis L four year9< ond istliecrownin(J fenturc The p r o j^ m o f '‘Selection, from English I ^ M f parlors o f Mrs;Fannie Stcmhndge Munson ^ twCnty-fivc ye a r, o interests o f orchestral m i P am p h let o f S a n fo rd Descriptive o f Sanford, celerycenterand • violin solos by Miss Tcnnic, violin.obliga­ progressive d ty , The Herald has just got­ tos by Malcolm J.Wade. a chorus o f twenty ten out a beautiful pamphlet nm ldsscnd" TroraSahròfd's^iTnhy pretty lihtTaurfiCllVi young girls. A ll are cordially invited. through Florida to the various resorts for Admission, 26 cents; Benefit o f music distribution. The pamphlet deals with club and program expenses. Program the history o f the Celery City and the marvitfOUS grOWlh o T tlie^ w sT few years, and — «om m ences « t 8:15 o ’clock jeumpLly. is ftandjwme ly embelished with n number The semi-monthly reception o f the W e- o f cuts showing the principal business en­ laka Club last week was more than inter­ terprises, residences and g lim p s ^ o f fruit­ esting from the fact that such n fine mu­ ful landscape. In Tam pa a number of these pamphlets have been received at sical program was rendered as fo llo w s: V faU aS oio Mr Wad« the city ticket offices o f the Coast Line, Mr* R. C. Maxwell and they are being distributed to callers R ecita li'in Vocal Solo ......Mr. Geo. Perry by city ticket agent Y . R. Beasley and his Recitation. MU* Charlotte Keelor Piano Solo. ,. .Mr»„D. L Thrasher assistants.— Tampa Tribune. Farms. j Vocal Solo. Recitation .............Mr Weeden ........ MU* Simmons ................ Mr. Wade A success in every way. . A ll responded to encores. A t the dose 'M usk nit, M iwlam e#—Heown. KiWSg and Smith served a two-coursc supper. ' In H o n o r o f M rs. M eek. Mrs. H. P. Driver gave a course lunch­ eon on Tuesday in honor o f her cousin? Mrs. J. L. Meek, o f Atlanta, one of the prominent visitors to the city this week. Those present were Mrs. W. l_ Palmer and Miss A n toinette Slcmons of Orlando, Mr. Hamilton and Mrs. Harrison. j City Property If you want any of these,, See Terms to suit your pocket-book _ , M is tria l In W ebb Case The case of E. E. Webb which occupied Lite attention o f the criminal court last week, resulted in a mistrial, and will •00*0« up agaMi-wt-the next-Msstou o f lit* criminal court. May 24. Col. Palmer o f Tampa and A.M . Thrash­ er o f this city represented the defense. Oouflfy Solicitor W arlow was assisted by Hon. J. M. Cheney o f Orlando. Tills case promises to cost the county a neat little sum before it is settled. W ill Build on S a n fo rd Avenue Realizing the need o f more store rooms in Sanford and that the trend o f business will be along the line o f Sanford avenue, N ew F a c to ry P r o g re s s in g The large two-story building being erect­ J. M. Stumon. the restaurant man, is ar­ ed by the Sanford Carriage Works is as­ ranging to erect two stores on his property suming larger proportions and will soon be on the avenue nt an early date. The ready for occupancy. The front of con­ building now on the lot will be moved to crete and white pressed brick presents n a lot on Fourth street and put in first-class good appearance and ample space inside condition for residenoe purposes. The new stores will tie modem in uppearancc wifi give this factory facilities for a large I output. W. H. Underwood, the proprietor, and suitable for almost any class o f busi­ ness. _____________ ■__________ . m ay add an'auto garage to the factory as Sanford w ill soon need more storage room The Florid a B lossom s. (Orlando Sentinel) for the many new automobiles that arc be­ Messrs. George Adam s and T. W , Prcsing purchased. son, o f Sanford, and Mr. Jim Hammond N e g ro W ill Hang of Orlando were at the Pastim e Theater The negro, Jesse W illis, who murdered la lt Friday and Saturday nights. E very­ Section Foreman Hammock last Novem ­ body seemed to enjoy their leiest joke* ber will be hanged in April. ThcReportcr- ! and songs. They certainly made a hit in Star has the following regarding it: Orlando, and we would be glad to see "The Heath warrant for Jesse W illis has them back at the Pastim e any old night. been received bv_S h eriff. Kirkwmwt,— lt----------- r w ilLbc remembered that Wiills-raurdered ------- -- ------ H ood G ang atW O rk The county road gang has finished the Section Foreman Hammock at Paola last November. The time for the banging is work on the Munrvj; road and are now wdFking on the road to Sylvan Lake. I l l s A ivil lGth. between ten and two. to be hoped that the county will build a M o r e 'N e w R esid en t*. good road all the w ay to Sylvan Lake, as C. C. W hittaker and W. T. Burnett of this road is traveled extensively and would Camden, S. C., have arrived in the city prove a great convenience, and induce and w ill make it their future home- Mr. more trade to come to Sanford. Burnett has pvrehased the Capt. Whitncr place on S ilver Lake for u residence, and Making Pressed Sand B rick * has also purchased some valuable celery The Pope Contracting Co. now have land on Beardall avenue. Several oilier their new brick making machine in oper­ fam ilies from Camden are expected to ation and are turning out a arrive later. o f pressed sand brick.' ' These can be sold S an ford an A u tom obile City The smoke wagons are getting to be nu­ merous in Sanford, and soon will be so common that even an editor can ride in one. In the past few weeks six new cars have been added to the list, and ere Jong Sanford wlU become anTautonioblie center. A new garage w ill sòon be erected to accommodate the new influx o f cars. Verily, prosperity is upon'us. M AKER ANYW HERE Sanford society w ill suffer n decided “ T7 i t m i T , , ■ . . . . . . sung by the Jacksonville Choral Society less th a few weeks by the departure o f _ v . c ___ . __ _ . . . ... „ „ The N ew York Symphony which w ill n p Mrs. Keelor and M is. Charlotte Keelor inJack8onvillc is becoming more anti who depart for their home.ln New York ^ ^ naUona, Am erjcah orchc9lrn. tb spend the summer. Only the hope o f N q other 0fchfStTfl the world eVftl “ MONEY INSHEW Present to the Investor the Best Opportuni ties in Florida U nim proved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed, $25.00 to $200.00 per acre ¡.; Celery farms, with flowing wells all tiled, drained and ready for cron, $ 5 0 00 0 to $1000.00 per acre. -----City property, Improved and unimproved. 303,000 acres timber land, with -finest site in Florida for crate factory. • • Others n i x you what can be dona M URRELL fL MINSHEYV are practical fa rm ers as well as real estate brokers,' and are here to show you what has been and cun be dona ~— ■■ W . J . TH IG P E N & COM PAN Y General Fire Insurance Sanford to the trade at a very low figure and the Pope Contracting Co., expect a fine trade ; in this line. Florida W O M A N ’S EXCHANGE Every Ladle* Taka Notice Albert Gramling. proprietor of the ton- ! ’ yorial parlors in. liu> V um Moek.-«»p o sit« J. the express office, announce* that hc~Bf f now prepared to do ladiea* hair-dressing j [ as well as ladies* facial massage. Expert* are employed, who w ill he sent to the homes o f all making request. Tha prices - - On* Hundred Car* of Celery are reasonable, and only white people are According to the amount o f celery that catered to. 31-tf has already gone forward this week. San­ ford w ill ship o ver one hundred car loads The Herald furnishes engraved visiting In six days. The price still remains firm cards a t the tam e price asked in Jackson­ at 51.75 per crate. ville and N ew York. SERVED A T Day ._ February B aked Gutter and Galvanized Tanks Repair Work a Specialty “ ; Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue Sanford, Florida ' «..« « « % > Goods A fte r 19th . Wednesday and Saturday. Stamping done. A l l Fancy work and M aterials for same on .. .............. .............. ..........----......... ........................... .- ■- __________________ 1111n„ , u u U ................................................................... Job Printing Quickly and Neatly Executed at Ç R I P P E N S MUSIC STORE The Herald Printing Company .(Railroad W ay) �' ÿtiXÏjUiÿtiv; i.\U<?ïk2 - ■ ■ • .-— r fVVELVE^ PAGES-PART H-PAGES 9 TO 12 S ili “Rr*“ THE — r r>“ IN Number 31 Ti ■ H IL L AROUND FLORIDA S A N F O R D — L if e ia W orth f" HERALD L iv in g SANfORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. MARCH 20. 1909 H r*t Yenr «i& lW BCIC PAVING TO START + * * * * ♦ * * * < .* * » 4 4» * » » * » » * ♦ » * * * * * * * a- capital, with headquarters at Tampa. “ The General News of - T h e Land of. flo w e rs ” Lt. .,, i i * The railroad between A rcadia and Plant 'City Is bein g rushed to completion. The company is advertising for 500 more la­ borers. , CLUED FROM THE STATE PRESS Granite Curbing Is Being Laid This Week V r{ PAVING WILL START AT ONCE Fofest fires in the vicin ity o f Gainesville arc doing considerable dam age to fences. I An Epitome of the Week’s Most Im ­ nnd other property. First Street Will Soon Present A Fine portant tlappcnlnls In the Upton Sinclair, author o f "Th e Jungle," •y Appearance And A Most H a vin g purchased the Oro Barber Shop and State's Domain. > which caused the Chicago packing house Busy T h o ro u g h fa re •George J. Gould and party nre en joying investigation some yenrs ago, is ill at n '• 'T h e plans and specifications for the put it in first-class condition nnd g rea tly improved hospital in Tampa. themselves in Florida waters this month brick paving have been approved by % .i A in Mr. Gould's $2.000.000 palace stcatn For running a gam bling house in Tam ­ the City Couucil and the work o f pLoclng the same in every w a y v I wish to uhnounce to the pa, A . A lvn rez is sentenced to pay a fine the granite curbing is being done this ? yacht. Wm. 1>. Gonzalez, 18 years ohl. died of o f $ 5 0 0 and costs or serve three months week. Tho workmen are now laying the curb west o f the railroad at the intersec­ lockjaw in Pensncola last week. Some in Jill. public that they can now btuissiired o f a days before he had broken nn arm by n The Palm avenue Baptists o f Tntnpa tion of French avenue and the work will fail from n trapeze at big home. Although are to build n new church to cost $30,000 be carded.through to Sanford avenue. the injury wns painful, nothing serious Lakeland is to have a $40,000 tourist Whcxi.the curbing has been laid the real was thought o f it until symptoms I k.4 M m n S n i i T n £ t + K W * o f brick. paving will .slnrcatid'thc jaw set in. season's guests. Dr. J. L. McKay and Mrs company that has it in charge propose to The Baptists o f Palm etto Beach have L. Fnlls of K in g's Mountain, N. C.. nre to rush it to completion. It is not now known whether any other organized n church. Rex. L. D. Geiger furnish $30,000 and the citizens o f Lake streets will be pa vet) or not, but should ♦ In e v e r y respedt The very best of barbers w ill he land the other $10,000:-----t —* — presided over theineeting. T it«o rg a n iza ­ tire Couucil so dccis^xat its next meeting tion is the result o f revival m eetings re­ Charles Petty, a former resident of Key this work will be taken up before the cently held by Rev. Mr. Sims. — employed, and in the hands o f skilled artists your | West, shot nnd instantly killed his w ife at contractors leave. The merchants on The quartermaster's department at Sparks, Nevada, last week. He is under First street are jubilant over the prospect , Washington hns authorized the contract nrrest. wants in the tonsorial line w ill he attended to and t o f a paver! street us this will elit^ihnte for the construction o f a '$23,500 barracks W hile explaining how to repel the nt the dust that formerly made life a bur* i ■ • j building at Fort Barrancas. The build­ tack o f a highwayman, A. B. Gebhnrdt dcuaiud-uMiauuMWH}««<uta(ed-tl»e «losin g ; — satisfaction-guaranteed:-------------------------------— — t ing wilFbelBO Teel long nnd tw o sto- o f Pensacola shot and killed John Wux of the front doors. - rios high and will be erected near ilia pro- well, nn honored-guest- nt his home. It W n fiU ie brKk paving and a street -----seat Iwrrncks building. Tl»e departmenF Vrns'hnothcr ense oT didn't know it was I am not a knocker, and b e liev in g in the great railw ay Sanford litis left the pritnir class \ has also authorized the follow ing contract^ loaded. * , 41 of small cities and joined the larger cities for buildings at Fort Barrancas: One mess future o f Sanford, I have invested my money in of the slates. hall, to cost $5,200; lavatory, $3,800; The need o f ginwl streets for Sanford has plumbing for the same, $3,000; one double been a long felt want, and the city coun­ this enterprise, relying upon an appreciative pub­ ■fireman's quarters. $5,385 U nited S ta te s G e o lo g ic a l S u rvey Cau­ cil should devote their attention to the An unoccupied building in W est Tampa, tio n s A gain st W a s te other streets of the city and place them in lic to assist in making tiiis tonsorial parlor the used occasionally for storing tobacco, was Following information is tnkcti from the better c o n d it io n ,_______ _ __ destroyed by firc'l\st week. United States Geological Survey Bulletin "T h e case with which flowing wells can The dead body o f Felip Frnga. a cigar best in the State. be obtained by drilling in many localities maker in Tiunpti.wiiH found banging from a limbof a tree thnt projected over the river along the East Coast of Florida has, a short distance a b o veth c city one day caused them to be regarded us sources of S an fo rd W ill Get In The Game W ith A G ood Club last weçk. It wns evidently n clear case inexhaustible supply, and deep drilled The great nutidnal game will receive a of suicide, judging from n noté pinned to wells from which the w ater is allowed to new impetus this summer, nnd several his shirt bosom which rend: "N o one is re­ waste m ay be seen nt many places in South Florida cities will form u league. t this part ^«f the state. -The efliict o f this sponsible for-thfo but mcr“ —----— a ” Sanford will have a lirat-class hall park The Geiger grove nt Lakeland was re­ waste o f w ater on the flow o f the wells along the route o f the new car line, nnd W ill at all times assure my patrons o f a quick cently sold for $13,500 to Major W ebb of hns recently been studied by geologists preparations should be made nt once to o f the United States and Florida geolog­ S■ Baltimore, Md. ical surveys in connection with n general organize n strong team and get in the service and no long waits The Florida State Sunday school con­ investigation o f (he ground-water sup­ game. As there are to be other amuse­ vention is to he held in Tampa next week, plies o f the state. A comparison o f some ments at the park, it would be well for the commencing Tucsdaÿ n nd conti nu i ng Wed Yours for business wells that nre shut off when not in use citizens to meet and discuss the subject, nesdny ami Thursday. The sessions will with others that are allowed to H o w with­ and organize for the common cause. The he held in the First Baptist church. out regard U> waste si lows a decline in ball diamond could be made in the center T. J. Appleyard. o f the Lake City Index, the heud or volume o f water from the,, un­ if the proposed half-mile track, and both has purchased the plunt o f the Capital City capped wells after a few yenrs. In btcoi- could fie made at the same - time. When Publishing Co. o f Tallahassee, nnd will ities where wells nre far apart the decline there are no games scheduled to take take possession April 5. It is understood m ay be so slight as to be unnodceable; place the horsemen could have races, and in Proprietor Oro Barber Shop that the state printing is Included in the but where many wells o f nearly the same the eveuittg other amusements could be deal. depth have been drilled in tile same town arranged for. OPPOSITE WELBORN BLOCK BARK A V E N U E Regarding the promised league, the St. Petersburg is to have a new Govcrn- the amount o f water now flowing is d e ­ nienl building. The site has been selectei cidedly less than it was originally. This Tam pa Tribune hns the following: ’Declaring that Bartow, St. Petersburg. £ ^ -s-<• <• 4 4 4 4 •> 4 4 4 4 •> <• 4 4 4 <• 4 •> 4 •> 4 •> 4 4 4 4 4 4 ❖ 4 4 4 ❖ 4 4 4* 4 + 4 4 •> 4 4 *> 4 4 v and cost $7,500. The lot is 100 feet condition is shown hy wells at Jackson­ square, and is between First uvenne nnd ville. St. Augustine, New Smyrna, Day­ Arcadia. Lakeland, Orlando, nnd jKissibly Plunt City, ure already prepared for enter­ First ullcy north. tona, Palatkn nnd elsewhere. ,i t v t t n i w m u t m M ing n South Florida baseball leage, U. B. Experience in other artesian areas The three-masted schooner Mystic, Ium Marquis o f Bartow, one o f the most enthu­ W H Y NOT USE ber laden, Jacksonville to New London, should serve us a warning to users itf the siastic promoters of the national game. Conn., has reached the port o f destination Florida wells. In Indiana where w ater s|»ent yesterday in „Tam pa talking over after u stormy passage o f twenty-one days. Bowing out between the casings o f hun­ matters with those who are interested in In which she lost must o f her sails and rig­ dreds o f abandoned gas wells has been Ihe gam e here, and before leaving for his ging and a jiorlion o f her masts. During allowed to waste for years, many o f these home declared that he believes it is cer­ the gules encountered she wus Mown 180 wells have ceased to flow. In California tain now that South Florida will liuve a It 1ms shown more results for the Money invested than any other. miles off the coast. and elsewhere funning districts once league. made fertile by irrigation from flowing —It-wtU jMty- you to-eKami»e-tite-i?elery-Fiel<ia where— — — [urglars last week broke Into the store DgrBig Ms "stay htere~Mf. MurfJuTs talked v ff ^Gfiltly at High Springs and got w e llg hflVe now Become desolate through over the sItuatIon“ wtth Fred Ball 'a nd Dad sway with about $600 worth D f ' goods, tfieir reckless misuse. Groves, two o f the most enthusiastic d e­ The exhaustion of the artesian waters mostly clothing, Lutcr, three men were votees o f the gam e in Tampa. .Both of arrested at Live Oak, who had a portion o f Florida is nut, perhups, imminent, but these.gentlemen assured Mr. Marquis thnt is used. Our representative, C. M. BRAD W ATER, is in Sanford it is easy Co understand that when the of the stolen goods with them. they will see to it that Tam pa hns a club every week. See him or write to him nt Orlando or water flowing out o f the ground exceeds At a meeting o f the Florida head camp in the field this yenr, and that there are in amount that supplied from its ultimate Woodmen of the World, Division V. held several others, among them Dave Woodsource, tile flow will gradually diminish, i: ia Tumpu lust week, the follow ing officers wnrd, who stand rcudynnd w illin g to g iv e and that every well from which water elected for the ensuing year: J. Tam pa the fastest hull team ih flD it bus JAC KSO N VILLE, FLORIDA W rit« lor Booklet. runs to waste lessens the common supply Muck Town«, Tumpu, head con su l1coin ever had.____________________________ o f neighboring wells. Owners nre there­ rounder; Dr. T. S. Anderson, head advisor: "It is proposed to play tw o gumes in fore urged to sec (hat w e l f a r e cop|>ed R- E. Bray, head hanker; J. E. Davis, heud teach city every week, if the schedule can or otherwise shut o il when not in use. clerk; Eppes Tucker, head escort; Charles be so arranged, and to have u strict ugreePonce DeLeon Celebrallon S. Noble, head watchman; Ixnils Johnson. m ciita s to the transferring o f players, and The next event o f note to take plnce in the jumping o f contracts. So for ns is Had sentinel. Miami was selected as thu ••czt place of meeting: time, second Tues­ Florida will be the Ponce deLcon celebra­ possible, the league w ill be made up of day in March. 1D10. tion at Sf. Augustine un March 31 and amateur players, but it w ill be necessary For the week ending March 6, 0,250,- A p ril 1 and 2. This celebration cominwn- to import some talent to fill In the weak orates the 307th anniversary o f thejhnd- places. # 000 cigars were made in Tompe. ( — ' iug o f Ponce deLcon, the fo w jiilu g o f the • Cupl. Joseph Price o f Palatkn w oselcctcd city o f St. Augustine-hk—Menendez and Arrival and Departure of Malls *icc junior commander o f die Blue and the change o f flags, and in past years has Effective Ntnem hcr K tltm u h . ™y ass°ciation nl the annual convention been one o f the most spectacular event? . 7 0 0 > m . 2 05 p . m .. S 40 p m. Wall Paper, Patnts~aml Oils, White and ’ New «Mome Seultti M d In Fitzgerald, Go., last week. The ever presented in this country.- This year South........................... 7 00«. m . 2 3 5 * q>. M a c h i n e s , Edison Phonographs and Records, Wholesale lathering was un enthusiastic one although It w ill be on a much larger scale than ever Tuiuite oohr .............. :.ll 33 ■Titusville branch....... 00 s. in . 5 40 p. ui. ^cking In numbers, on account o f weather and the various nations w ill be represent­ — Oviedo brsnch ....... ■»- ■-jfc— — IQ * - *“ * Dealers In Gasolene and Kerosene T rilby branch .................7 00 • . m . I 10 ji. m. conditions. ed in costumes tl\at are historically cor­ T i r u n brsnch . . . . . i . . . I " * P. m. _ „ _ Miami is to have a new Government rect. Every visitor to Florida should re­ U s w F o f ' 7. N o rth .................. S i p. in., » O O p m. S o u th .......... 1 53 p. m , 5 30 p. in.. B 00 p. in. mmdlng t0 cost $160.000 exclusive o f the main in the state long enough to ptteud T itu sville brench............ » OO e. ra , 2 25 p. ro. » L which cost 115,000 and is 150 feet this celebration. The various transporta•quare, / n j ^ t o a n c l i . . . . . . . . . . . . L 4 3 » - m . . » 0 0 p . m. a - tion companies w ill give low rates from T s v e l* . b ren ch ............« 4 0 s. I 23 D m . various points in Florida for this occasion. llraorh. trains deity except Sunder; others daily. Engineer w . a Caldwell has been furA H-Uy express pouch received from Terape at If rb5 1 jq, ougherj *rom l^c Government service, at The Herald is on sale at T. J- Miller It ^ * Cius. F. Kajuss. Pustmeslsr. F I R S T C L A S S C R A T E M A T E R I A L S , Sanford, Flo. H. C. IUxuu. A m ’I Pustmsster. * own reqrH t, indefinitely, to become Son's store, and the City cigar store. / J 1V II ARTESIAN WATER OF TLORIDA I H FOR A SOUTH FLORIDA LEAGUE Throe Chairs under the Careful Supervis­ ion of Three Tonsorial Artists NOW, AND Fertilizer SAVE MONEY? P a i n t e r ’ s S a n fo rd C e le r y THE PAIN TER S p e c ia l ji F E R T IL IZ E R y - ld i LIP E Painter — CO. PM j m -L -it y-'-'-'i 1 in v ir f if; •; m ,1 tM T he o. J . M iller & Son ¡ill House Furnishing Goods S t o v e s , C r o c k e r y and G l a s s w a r e G .R . V XA Best Fertilizers On Earth m n T4| 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1909 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 20, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 20, 1909. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 20, 1909; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cdab1ccac2309d3ec3cf7760a0b08d6b.pdf aaffa1d18af9084dec123c81c430e295 PDF Text Text MarcH- 20, MUSICAL FESTIVAL IN HIE SOCIAL WORLD - Price* o f Se at* to be Increased W ith­ out fu rth e r Notice Item s of Interest Concerning Society, People. The comml ttee o f the Jacksonville Spri ng Musical Festival give notice that the asso­ ciate membership tickets which ate now being sold at 55, and which entitle the holder to one seat at each of the four concerts on April 19th and 20th. will be with­ drawn from sale at any time without fur­ ther notice, and the regular-price tickets, costing between $ 6 -one 5 8 will be substi­ tuted. If any reader of The Herald has postponed Ills or her reservation o f seats, immediate application should be made to the secretary, Mr. T, T. Elmore, Jackson­ ville, and funds should accompany all ap ­ plications. The railroads will place on sale reduced tickets from Sanford to Jacksonville, thus everyone will have an opportunity o f tak­ ing in the festival at a nominal 'in vest­ ment. The festival will consist o f three big fea­ tures: Waiter Damroschand the celebrat­ ed New, York Symphony Orchestra, four world-renowned soloists, orchestral, mis- PO INTS PURELY PERSONAL How Celery CUy Vanity f a ir While Away the Golden H our*— Social Gossip. An A ttractive Guest. Sanford has a soloist o f rare ability this week in the person o f Mrs. J. L Meek of Atlanta, who Is visiting her cousin. Mrs. H. P. Driver. Mrs. Meek hitherto spent her winters In Orlando. where her talent was a valuable addition to the concerts and musical circles. Having visited Sonford for the first time this season, Mrs. Meek is greatly attract­ ed by the advantages o f the city as a winter resort, and will hereafter make the Sanford bouse her «In ter home. AN INVESTMENT IN S A N F O R D IS THE SUREST MONEY ANYWHERE Sanford society will suffer n decided “ T7 i t m i T , , ■ . . . . . . sung by the Jacksonville Choral Society less th a few weeks by the departure o f _ v . c __ . ___ . . . ... „ „ The New York Symphony which will n p Mrs. Keelor and M is. Charlotte Keelor inJack8onvillc is becoming more anti who depart for their home.ln New York ^ ^ naUona, Amerjcah orchc9lrn. tb spend the summer. Only the hope of Nq other 0fchfStTfl the world eVftl “ f “ 1/ f CtT _ , . .. • , ‘ , English M usical Pregraml* achieved the feat o f giving three hundred B W * K d * o « * ~ « * * : This splendid or1ganizationiias been on a permanent basis L four year9< ond istliecrownin(J fenturc The p r o j^ m o f '‘Selection, from English I ^ Mf parlors of Mrs;Fannie Stcmhndge Munson ^ twCnty-fivc year, o interests o f orchestral m i Pam phlet o f S a n ford Descriptive of Sanford, celerycenterand • violin solos by Miss Tcnnic, violin.obliga­ progressive d ty , The Herald has just got­ tos by Malcolm J.Wade. a chorus of twenty ten out a beautiful pamphlet nm ldsscnd" TroraSahròfd's^iTnhy pretty lihtTaurfiCllVi young girls. All are cordially invited. through Florida to the various resorts for Admission, 26 cents; Benefit o f music distribution. The pamphlet deals with club and program expenses. Program the history o f the Celery City a nd the marvitfOUS grOWlh oTtlie^wsTfew years, and — «ommences « t 8:15 o ’clock jeum pLly. is ftandjwmely embelished with n number The semi-monthly reception o f the We- of cuts showing the principal business en­ laka Club last week was more than inter­ terprises, residences and g lim p s ^ o f fruit­ esting from the fact that such n fine mu­ ful landscape. In Tampa a number of these pamphlets have been received at sical program was rendered as follow s: VfaUaSoio Mr Wad« the city ticket offices o f the Coast Line, Mr* R. C. Maxwell and they are being distributed to callers Recitali'in Vocal Solo .......Mr. Geo. Perry by city ticket agent Y. R. Beasley and his Recitation. MU* Charlotte Keelor Piano Solo. ,. .Mr»„D. L Thrasher assistants.—Tampa Tribune. Farms. j Vocal Solo. Recitation .......... ....M r Weeden .......... MU* Simmons .................... Mr. Wade A success in every way. . All responded to encores. At the dose 'M usk nit, Miwlame#—Heown. KiWSg and Smith served a two-coursc supper. ' In H onor o f M rs. M eek. Mrs. H. P. Driver gave a course lunch­ eon on Tuesday in honor of her cousin? Mrs. J. L. Meek, of Atlanta, one of the prominent visitors to the city this week. Those present were Mrs. W. l_ Palmer and Miss Antoinette Slcmons of Orlando, Mr. Hamilton and Mrs. Harrison. j City Property If you want any of these,, See Terms to suit your pocket-book _ , M istrial In W ebb Case The case of E. E. Webb which occupied Lite attention of the criminal court last week, resulted in a mistrial, and will •00*0« up agaMi-wt-the next-Msstou o f lit* criminal court. May 24. Col. Palmer of Tampa and A.M. Thrash­ er of this city represented the defense. Oouflfy Solicitor Warlow was assisted by Hon. J. M. Cheney o f Orlando. Tills case promises to cost the county a neat little sum before it is settled. Will Build on S a n ford Avenue Realizing the need of more store rooms in Sanford and that the trend of business will be along the line o f Sanford avenue, New F a ctory P rogressin g The large two-story building being erect­ J. M. Stumon. the restaurant man, is ar­ ed by the Sanford Carriage Works is as­ ranging to erect two stores on his property suming larger proportions and will soon be on the avenue nt an early date. The ready for occupancy. The front of con­ building now on the lot will be moved to crete and white pressed brick presents n a lot on Fourth street and put in first-class good appearance and ample space inside condition for residenoe purposes. The wifi give this factory facilities for a large new stores will tie modem in uppearancc output. W. H. Underwood, the proprietor, I and suitable for almost any class of busi­ ness. ____________ ■__________ . may add an'auto garage to the factory as Sanford will soon need more storage room The Florida B lossom s. (Orlando Sentinel) for the many new automobiles that arc be­ Messrs. George Adams and T. W, Prcsing purchased. son, of Sanford, and Mr. Jim Hammond N egro Will Hang of Orlando were at the Pastime Theater The negro, Jesse Willis, who murdered lalt Friday and Saturday nights. Every­ Section Foreman Hammock last Novem­ body seemed to enjoy their leiest joke* ber will be hanged in April. ThcReportcr- ! and songs. They certainly made a hit in Star has the following regarding it: Orlando, and we would be glad to see "The Heath warrant for Jesse Willis has them back at the Pastime any old night. been received bv_Sheriff. Kirkwmwt,— lt--------- r wilLbc remembered that Wiills-raurdered ------------- H ood Gang a tW O r k The county road gang has finished the Section Foreman Hammock at Paola last November. The time for the banging is work on the Munrvj; road and are now wdFking on the road to Sylvan Lake. Ills A ivil lGth. between ten and two. to be hoped that the county will build a M o re 'N e w Resident*. good road all the way to Sylvan Lake, as C. C. Whittaker and W. T. Burnett of this road is traveled extensively and would Camden, S. C., have arrived in the city prove a great convenience, and induce and will make it their future home- Mr. more trade to come to Sanford. Burnett has pvrehased the Capt. Whitncr place on Silver Lake for u residence, and M ak in g Pressed Sand B rick* has also purchased some valuable celery The Pope Contracting Co. now have land on Beardall avenue. Several oilier their new brick making machine in oper­ families from Camden are expected to ation and are turning out a arrive later. of pressed sand brick.' ' These can be sold Sanford an A utom obile City The smoke wagons are getting to be nu­ merous in Sanford, and soon will be so common that even an editor can ride in one. In the past few weeks six new cars have been added to the list, and ere Jong Sanford wlU become anTautonioblie center. A new garage will sòon be erected to accommodate the new influx o f cars. Verily, prosperity is upon'us. MAKER IN SH EW Present to the Investor the Best Opportuni ties in Florida Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed, $25.00 to $200.00 per acre ¡.; Celery farms, with flowing wells all tiled, drained and ready for cron, $50000 to $1000.00 per acre. ----- City property, Improved and unimproved. 303,000 acres timber land, with -finest site in Florida for crate factory. • • Others n i x you what can be dona MURRELL fL MINSHEYV are practical farm ers as well as real estate brokers,' and are here to show you what has been and cun be dona ~— ■■ W . J. T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y G e n e ral F ir e In s u r a n c e San fo rd to the trade at a very low figure and the Pope Contracting Co., expect a fine trade ; in this line. Florida WOMAN’S EXCHANGE Every Day After ._ February 19th . Ladle* Taka Notice Albert Gramling. proprietor o f the tonyorial parlors in. liu> V um Moek.-«» p o s it« the express office, announce* that hc~Bf now prepared to do ladiea* hair-dressing as well as ladies* facial massage. Expert* are employed, who will he sent to the homes of all making request. Tha prices -- On* Hundred C a r* of Celery are reasonable, and only white people are According to the amount o f celery that catered to. 31-tf has already gone forward this week. San­ ford will ship over one hundred car loads The Herald furnishes engraved visiting In six days. The price still remains firm cards at the tame price asked in Jackson­ at 51.75 per crate. ville and New York. SERVED AT !’ J. f j[ G u tte r an d G a lv a n iz e d T a n k s R e p a ir W o r k a S p e c ia lt y “ ; Corner First Street and Palm etto Avenue Sanford, Florida ' ««««% .. > Baked Goods Wednesday and Saturday. Stamping done. All Fancy work and Materials for same on .. ............................. ............................. ......... ---.......... .................................■- ________________ 1111n„ , u u U ........................................................................................................................................... J o b P rin tin g Quickly and Neatly Executed at ÇRIPPENS MUSIC STORE The Herald Printing Company .(Railroad Way) �' ÿtiXÏjUiÿtiv; i.\U<?ïk2 - ■ ■ • .-— r f V V E L V E ^ P A G E S - P A R T H -P A G E S 9 TO 12 S ili “Rr*“ THE — r r>“ HERALD IN SANFORD— Life ia Worth Living Number 31 Ti ■ H IL L AROUND FLORIDA f" SANfORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. MARCH 20. 1909 H r * t Yenr «i&lW BCIC PAVING TO START + * * * * ♦ * * * < .* * » 4 4»* » »* »»*♦ »** * **** a- capital, with headquarters at Tampa. “ The General News of - T h e Land of. flo w e rs ” L t. .,, i i * The railroad between Arcadia and Plant 'City Is being rushed to completion. The com pany is advertising for 5 0 0 more la­ borers. , Granite Curbing Is Being Laid This Week V r{ CLUED FROM THE STATE P R E SS Fofest fires in the vicinity o f Gainesville PAVING WILL START AT ONCE arc doing considerable damage to fences. I An Epitome of the Week’s M o st Im ­ nnd other property. First Street Will Soon Present A Fine portant tlappcnlnls In the Upton Sinclair, author of "The Jungle," •y Appearance And A M ost Having purchased the Oro Barber Shop and State's Domain. > which caused the Chicago packing house Busy T h orou gh fare •George J. Gould and party nre enjoying investigation some yenrs ago, is ill at n '•'The plans and specifications for the put it in first-class condition nnd greatly improved hospital in Tampa. themselves in Florida waters this month brick paving have been approved by % .i A in Mr. Gould's $ 2.0 00 .0 00 palace stcatn For running a gambling house in Tam­ the City Couucil and the work of pLoclng the same in every wayv I wish to uhnounce to the pa, A. Alvnrez is sentenced to pay a fine the granite curbing is being done this ? yacht. Wm. 1>. Gonzalez, 18 years ohl. died of o f $ 5 0 0 and costs or serve three months week. Tho workmen are now laying the curb west of the railroad at the intersec­ lockjaw in Pensncola last week. Some in Jill. public that they can now btuissiired of a days before he had broken nn arm by n The Palm avenue Baptists of Tntnpa tion of French avenue and the work will fail from n trapeze at big home. Although are to build n new church to cost $ 30,000 be carded.through to Sanford avenue. the injury wns painful, nothing serious Lakeland is to have a $ 40 ,00 0 tourist Whcxi.the curbing has been laid the real was thought of it until symptoms I k.4 M m n S n i i T n £ t + KW * o f brick. paving will .slnrcatid'thc jaw set in. season's guests. Dr. J. L. McKay and Mrs company that has it in charge propose to The Baptists of Palmetto Beach have L. Fnlls of King's Mountain, N. C.. nre to rush it to completion. It is not now known whether any other organized n church. Rex. L. D. Geiger furnish $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 and the citizens of Lake streets will be pa vet) or not, but should ♦ In every respedt The very best of barbers will he land the other $10,000:----t —* — presided over theineeting. Tit«organiza­ tire Couucil so dccis^xat its next meeting tion is the result of revival meetings re­ Charles Petty, a former resident of Key this work will be taken up before the cently held by Rev. Mr. Sims. — employed, and in the hands of skilled artists your | West, shot nnd instantly killed his wife at contractors leave. The merchants on The quartermaster's department at Sparks, Nevada, last week. He is under First street are jubilant over the prospect , Washington hns authorized the contract nrrest. wants in the tonsorial line will he attended to and of a paver! street us this will elit^ihnte for the construction of a '$23,500 barracks While explaining how to repel the nt the dust that formerly made life a bur* i ■ • j building at Fort Barrancas. The build­ tack o f a highwayman, A. B. Gebhnrdt dcuaiud-uMiauuMWH}««<uta(ed-tl»e «losing ;— satisfaction-guaranteed:-------------------------------- — — t ing wilFbelBO Teel long nnd two sto- of Pensacola shot and killed John Wux of the front doors. - rios high and will be erected near ilia pro- well, nn honored-guest- nt his home. It W nfiU ie brKk paving and a street ----- seat Iwrrncks building. Tl»e departmenF Vrns'hnothcr ense oT didn't know it was I am not a knocker, and believing in the great railway Sanford litis left the pritnir class \ has also authorized the following contract^ loaded. * , 41 of small cities and joined the larger cities for buildings at Fort Barrancas: One mess future of Sanford, I have invested my money in of the slates. hall, to cost $5,2 00 ; lavatory, $ 3,8 00 ; ARTESIAN WATER OF TLORIDA The need of ginwl streets for Sanford has plumbing for the same, $ 3,0 00 ; one double been a long felt want, and the city coun­ this enterprise, relying upon an appreciative pub­ ■fireman's quarters. $5,385 United S ta te s G e o lo g ica l Survey Cau­ cil should devote their attention to the An unoccupied building in West Tampa, tion s Against W aste other streets of the city and place them in lic to assist in making tiiis tonsorial parlor the used occasionally for storing tobacco, was Following information is tnkcti from the better c o n d it io n ,______ _ __ destroyed by firc'l\st week. United States Geological Survey Bulletin "The case with which flowing wells can The dead body of Felip Frnga. a cigar best in the State. be obtained by drilling in many localities FOR A SOUTH FLORIDA LEAGUE maker in Tiunpti.wiiH found banging from a limbof a tree thnt projected over the river along the East Coast of Florida has, a short distance a b ov eth c city one day caused them to be regarded us sources of Sanford Will Get In The Game With A T h ro e C h a ir s under the C a re fu l S u p e r v is ­ G ood Club last weçk. It wns evidently n clear case inexhaustible supply, and deep drilled The great nutidnal game will receive a of suicide, judging from n noté pinned to wells from which the water is allowed to ion of T hree T o n so ria l A r t is t s new impetus this summer, nnd several his shirt bosom which rend: "N o one is re­ waste may be seen nt many places in t South Florida cities will form u league. this part ^«f the state. -The efliict of this sponsible for-thfo but mcr“ —-----— a ” Sanford will have a lirat-class hall park The Geiger grove nt Lakeland was re­ waste of water on the flow o f the wells along the route of the new car line, nnd Will at all times assure my patrons of a quick cently sold for $13,500 to Major W ebb of hns recently been studied by geologists preparations should be made nt once to of the United States and Florida geolog­ S■ Baltimore, Md. ical surveys in connection with n general organize n strong team and get in the service and no long waits The Florida State Sunday school con­ investigation of (he ground-water sup­ game. As there are to be other amuse­ vention is to he held in Tampa next week, plies of the state. A comparison o f some ments at the park, it would be well for the commencing Tucsdaÿ n nd conti nu ing Wed Yours for business wells that nre shut off when not in use citizens to meet and discuss the subject, nesdny ami Thursday. The sessions will with others that are allowed to How with­ and organize for the common cause. The he held in the First Baptist church. out regard U> waste si lows a decline in ball diamond could be made in the center T. J. Appleyard. o f the Lake City Index, the heud or volume of water from the,, un­ if the proposed half-mile track, and both has purchased the plunt of the Capital City capped wells after a few yenrs. In btcoi- could fie made at the same - time. When Publishing Co. of Tallahassee, nnd will ities where wells nre far apart the decline there are no games scheduled to take take possession April 5. It is understood may be so slight as to be unnodceable; place the horsemen could have races, and in Proprietor Oro Barber Shop that the state printing is Included in the but where many wells of nearly the same the eveuittg other amusements could be deal. depth have been drilled in tile same town arranged for. OPPOSITE WELBORN BLOCK BARK AVENUE Regarding the promised league, the St. Petersburg is to have a new Govcrn- the amount of water now flowing is d e ­ nienl building. The site has been selectei cidedly less than it was originally. This Tampa Tribune hns the following: ’Declaring that Bartow, St. Petersburg. £ ^ -s-<•<•4 4 4 4 •>4 4 4 4 •><•4 4 4 <• 4 •>4 •>4 •>4 4 4 4 4 4 ❖ 4 4 4 ❖ 4 4 4*4 + 4 4 •>4 4 *>4 4 v and cost $7,500. The lot is 100 feet condition is shown hy wells at Jackson­ square, and is between First uvenne nnd ville. St. Augustine, New Smyrna, Day­ Arcadia. Lakeland, Orlando, nnd jKissibly Plunt City, ure already prepared for enter­ First ullcy north. tona, Palatkn nnd elsewhere. ,i t v t t n iw m u t m M ing n South Florida baseball leage, U. B. Experience in other artesian areas The three-masted schooner Mystic, Ium Marquis o f Bartow, one of the most enthu­ W H Y NOT U S E ber laden, Jacksonville to New London, should serve us a warning to users itf the siastic promoters of the national game. Conn., has reached the port of destination Florida wells. In Indiana where water s|»ent yesterday in „Tampa talking over after u stormy passage of twenty-one days. Bowing out between the casings of hun­ matters with those who are interested in In which she lost must of her sails and rig­ dreds o f abandoned gas wells has been Ihe game here, and before leaving for his NOW, AND S A V E M O N E Y ? ging and a jiorlion of her masts. During allowed to waste for years, many of these home declared that he believes it is cer­ the gules encountered she wus Mown 180 wells have ceased to flow. In California It 1ms shown more results for the Money invested than any other. miles off the coast. and elsewhere funning districts once tain now that South Florida will liuve a league. made fertile by irrigation from flowing —It-wtU jMty- you to-eKami»e-tite-i?elery-Fiel<ia where— — — [urglars last week broke Into the store DgrBig Ms "stay htere~Mf. MurfJuTs talked v ff ^Gfiltly at High Springs and got w ellg hflVe now Become desolate through over the sItuatIon“ wtth Fred Ball 'a nd Dad sway with about $ 6 0 0 worth D f ' goods, tfieir reckless misuse. Groves, two of the most enthusiastic d e­ The exhaustion of the artesian waters mostly clothing, Lutcr, three men were votees o f the game in Tampa. .Both of arrested at Live Oak, who had a portion of Florida is nut, perhups, imminent, but these.gentlemen assured Mr. Marquis thnt is used. Our representative, C. M. BRAD WATER, is in Sanford it is easy Co understand that when the of the stolen goods with them. they will see to it that Tampa hns a club every week. See him or write to him nt Orlando or water flowing out of the ground exceeds At a meeting o f the Florida head camp in the field this yenr, and that there are in amount that supplied from its ultimate Woodmen of the World, Division V. held several others, among them Dave WoodP A IN T E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO. source, tile flow will gradually diminish, i: T H E ia Tumpu lust week, the following officers wnrd, who stand rcudynnd w illingtogive and that every well from which water elected for the ensuing year: J. Tampa the fastest hull team ihflD it bus J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L O R ID A W r it« lor Booklet. runs to waste lessens the common supply Muck Town«, Tumpu, head con su l1coin ever had.___________________________ o f neighboring wells. Owners nre there­ rounder; Dr. T. S. Anderson, head advisor: "It is proposed to play two gumes in fore urged to sec (hat w e l f a r e cop|>ed R- E. Bray, head hanker; J. E. Davis, heud teach city every week, if the schedule can or otherwise shut oil when not in use. clerk; Eppes Tucker, head escort; Charles be so arranged, and to have u strict ugreePonce DeLeon Celebrallon S. Noble, head watchman; Ixnils Johnson. m ciitas to the transferring o f players, and The next event of note to take plnce in the jumping of contracts. So for ns is Had sentinel. Miami was selected as thu ••czt place of meeting: time, second Tues­ Florida will be the Ponce deLcon celebra­ possible, the league will be made up of day in March. 1D10. tion at Sf. Augustine un March 31 and amateur players, but it will be necessary For the week ending March 6, 0,25 0,- April 1 and 2. This celebration cominwn- to import some talent to fill In the weak orates the 307th anniversary of thejhnd- places. # 000 cigars were made in Tompe. ( — ' iug of Ponce deLcon, the fo w jiilu g o f the • Stoves, C ro ck e ry and G l a s s w a r e Cupl. Joseph Price of Palatkn w oselcctcd city of St. Augustine-hk—Menendez and Arrival and Departure of Malls *icc junior commander o f die Blue and the change o f flags, and in past years has Effective Ntnemhcr Ktltmuh. ™y ass°ciation nl the annual convention been one of the most spectacular event? W all Paper, Patnts~am l Oils, White and ’ New «Mome Seu ltti . 7 00 > m . 2 05 p . m . . S 40 p m. M d In Fitzgerald, Go., last week. The ever presented in this country.- This year South........................... 7 00«. m . 2 3 5 * q>. M a c h in e s , Edison Phonographs and Records, Wholesale lathering was un enthusiastic one although It will be on a much larger scale than ever Tuiuite oohr ............... :.ll 33 ■Titusville branch......... 00 s. in . 5 40 p. ui. ^cking In numbers, on account of weather and the various nations will be represent­ — Oviedo brsnc h ......... ■»- ■■-jfc — — IQ * - *“ * Dealers In Gasolene and Kerosene Trilby branch .................7 00 •. m . I 10 ji. m. conditions. ed in costumes tl\at are historically cor­ T i r u n brsnch . . . . . i . . . I " * P. m. F of _ „ _ Miami is to have a new Government rect. Every visitor to Florida should re­ U sw ' 7. North.................. S i p. in., »O O p m. South.......... 1 53 p. m , 5 30 p. in.. B 00 p. in. mmdlng t0 cost $160.000 exclusive o f the main in the state long enough to ptteud Titusville brench............ » OO e. ra, 2 25 p. ro. »L which cost 115,000 and is 150 feet this celebration. The various transporta•quare, / n j ^ t o a n c l i . . . . . . . . ....L 4 3 » - m ..» 0 0 p . m. a - tion companies will give low rates from T svel*. brench............« 4 0 s. I 23 D m . various points in Florida for this occasion. llraorh. trains deity except Sunder; others daily. Engineer w . a Caldwell has been furA H-Uy express pouch received from Terape at ougherj *rom l^c Government service, at The Herald is on sale at T. J- Miller It If ^rb5 *1 j q , Cius. F. Kajuss. Pustmeslsr. FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS, Sanford, Flo. H. C. IUxuu. Am ’I Pustmsster. * own reqrH t, indefinitely, to become Son's store, and the City cigar store. J t L IP E Painter II IH — y -ld i Fertilizer P a in te r ’ s Sanford C elery S p ecia l ji T h e o . J. M i l l e r & 1V PM m j -L -it y-'-'-'i invir 1 f if; •; m ,1 tM 1 Son ¡ill H o u s e F u r n is h in g G o o d s G.R. / V XA Best Fertilizers On Earth m n T4| �COUNTY HAPPENINGS A B u d ge t of Interesting Item s From Correspondents THE EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY HOUSHOLDER No. '4 of the Baptist church, o f which Miss] £ ) R t Minnie Franklin i f teacher. Qu£te a su was hotted, t o lw f liipplleir ’ on the new church. The regular meeting of the Minerva Llterar^Society, which was to have been held next Tuesday night, has been post­ poned until the following Friday on ac­ count o f the meetings which are being held in the Methodist church. MBrch 20. Iona ■M - THE SANFORD HERALD IO »* —5A- ** * ’ ’F iU l ~ L in e ~ 0 f 4 '- * —^ * ------------- * * DENTIST ’Phene 141 Poemi 23. 21 and 23, Pko Bids. SANFORD. F L O R ID A . JOHN C. SNEAD JUST ARCHITECT RECEIVED Prof. J. H. Newman Is preparing a I Efficient s tu ff o f Reporters W eekly 'Phonb ICS H3 W. Fini Street fbeautiful Easter service to be held lhe| Covers the Territory for -------- -S A N F O R D . F L O R I D A first Sunday In ApriL . .. ~ t ------ The Herald EN TER PR ISE ETCHINGS _ Special Ccrre*pondetice to The Herald: The large animal killed by the train about a week ago is still unburied nt the railroad crossing Just edit o f town, which Fs very detrimental to health. From eight to ten automobiles hnve to pass It dally. _____ U The Minerva Debating Club met Friday! afternoon. Meeting was called to order | ANDEW JOHNSON by the president, and debate followed. IQuestion: "Resolved, that child labor should J ATTORNEY-AT.-LAW be abolished.” Reese Combs, affirmative, Practice* la St*t* and federal Court*. |Carl B. Lin, negative. The contestants] Phone 248. put up good arguments. The judgesgave |M..G. T. Build Ins. the decision In favor of the affirmative. M a k e Y o u f S e le c tio n F r o m F u ll Pattern Pieces On Sunday afternoon o party o f young B. H. Caldwell and family o f Nashville, THOMAS EMMET WILSON people from DeLand were over and the |Tenn., who have been residing at the Hoff­ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR team ran away and broke the carriage, man place, several miles from here, have I AT-LAW but fortuntaeiy no one was hurt. |decided to move to town. We are glad to [ * ■ Lai* Slate Attorney Serenth Judicial Circuit of | P. O. Inspector G. M. Brown, o f Atlanta. welcome such excellent people. Go., wua in town Monday. He compli­ mented Miss Thayer oil the condition of OVIEDO OCCURRENCES Special correspondent to The Herald. her office. ‘L.' WHeèléj^.ÒnV oTour enterpriaing T w o children rtfm De 1 men, made a business trip to entered at theiiri Sahford Wednesday. one from Lakeland. The Ladles* Club have succeeded In Mrs. J. LetftAfifirery and Mrs. Florence raising over $100, which they will use in I. Richards o f DeLand were here yester­ day to see about entering Mrs. Richards' town Improvements. They hnve expend­ ed part of the money in shade trees children at the orphanage. which hnve been set out along the road­ We are sorry to lose from our little ways, and will use thè balance, together town today Mr. and Mrs. White who re­ with _whaLfurlher.fiinds-lhey_are able, turn to their home in BraddockrPa. raise. In paving the sidewalks. The va ­ Also Mr. and Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Barbee rious ladies comprising the membership and Mrs. Cushing, all returning to their of this d u b are certainly to be commend­ homes after a pleasant winter spent at ed on their public spirit. the Epworth Inn. Rev. Rogers filled his regular appoint­ Mr.-Vickera goes to Daytona today to ment at the Baptist Church here Sunday attend llte races. and preached to very good congregations — M hw-Rebccctr QuacketiboA Will leave ixith morning and night. tomorrow to visit friends In St. AugusJames Lee has moved to Sanford tem­ " f in e . porarily where he will be associated with Dr. T. A. Neal made a professional visit Contractor Curler o f that place In build­ at the orphanage on Mr. Stephens, uncle ing a lumber yard at Cameron •City, the of Mias Hendry, lust week, also at Uie new place which is just being developed. Dr. and Mrs. Mosicr, who have been Epwortli Inn to see Mrs. While. spending the winter here, hnve returned JL ------------- -------------to their home in Canandaigua. N. Y. LAKE MARY MELANGE Special Cor. to The Herald. Dr. Mosler U an eminent divine, and has Mr. and Mrs. II. Perdue, o f Pine Castle a pastorate in that city. He has con ­ have been up here on a visit to their ducted services at Lake Charm during brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. W. his residence here every Sunday, preach­ Perdue. ing to large congregations. Fred Polhlll, who for some time has Mr. E. Hawkins spent Sunday here vis­ been on the Const Line run from Sanford iting his many friends. Bom—To Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ring. Mar. here, has departed for the East Coast on a visit to his father, who is extensively Slit, a girl. . engaged In the trucking business. Miss Sallie Whlthy returned Saturday from Tampa, where shii has been spend­ ALTAMONTE ACTS. ing some time with relatives. Prices Will Astonish You Flotilla Reiidenni, Sanford and Sylvan Lake Ds~,A.v GEO. A. DECOTTES 7 |ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at ..... LA,W * Practice in Slate and Federal Courts Welbom Block W E L L & SONS ^ O X ^ ^ A IL O R IN G 306-308' FIRST STREET. SANFORD, •: Ü FLORIDA Snnford, FIs 1 - DR. C, G. B U T T T ___________ DENTISI______________ Room 13 k pico Building | SANFORD. FLORIDA e M a r k s Re a l E s t a t e A gency E S TA B L IS H E D 1869 DR. R. M. MASON DENTISTPhone 10 Wciborn Block h Are Offering Any and All Kinds of. Florida R eal Estate ut as Low Prices and on as Reasonable Term s Sanford, Florida As Can be Had Anywhere. A. C. HART S U R V E Y O R A N D DR A UGH T S M A N | Office on Park Avenue, between First and Commercial Streets. Snaford. Florida „ Leveling and Cro*t-Sectlanln| for Drain*!* a Specialty SANFORD, FLORIDA a. W. G. HAMMOND SPRING MUSICAL FESTIVAL ARCHITECT Office with Murrell & Minaiiew CHORUS OF Flou Hotel Block - J A C K S O N V IL L E 25CXTRAINED VOICES F. T. WILLIAMS SU R V E Y O R mid C IV IL E N G IN E E R !« : W ith M rs. C o rln n * R ld * r-K * l* * y , so p ra n o ; Navada van dar V**r, alio; Ratd M illar, tanor) O uataf H olm qu iat, baas The New York Symphony Orchestra Conducted by-i Mr. J. B. B. Stryker lias gone to Phila­ SOI Elm St , Phone 275 These are busy flays in the social swim delphia for a few days to look after his SANFORD. FLA. of this popular tourist and winter home interests there. resort. On tho afterndon o f the Util inst. Mr. A. E. Sjoblotn is having improve­ F o u r C o n c o r t a , M a t in » « a n d N ig h t. A p r il 19th and 30th about fifty friends and neighbors assem­ O ld S h o e s W a n te d ments make on the King property which A u od a ie m am W ihli*. *»**1 for one rnerved «eat at each concert. S.r>00 Mnk>- ¡ii>i>Ik «mm bled at the beautiful winter hume-of Mr. I utn again asking for OLD SHOES, now as hook* close April Ut. and regular box office rote» then |trrv«il he bought last fall. _________ _ Fund* mint uceompany application* Charles H. Brown to celebrate bis 80th will give wiiat they are worth -Miss Mary Nicholas^ spent Tuesday in birth dn y^ T h c weather was ideal, which T . T . E L M O R E , 1 0 6 M a in S t r e e t , J a c k s o n v i ll e , F lorid a SIZES, G. 7. 0. 0, 10 II AND 15 / Sanford. added '/) the exuberant spirits of tho A. E. Ir v in ’s S h o e Shop| "Mr. W. 0 . Notun w u b a visitor in Lake chcerfol gathering. Mr. Brown seemed to Cor. fini St. and Sanford Ave. Mary last Sunday. forget the jiassage of the four-score and Drink Sunday night un attempt was made to years, and was cheerful and active break Into Mrs. Cathcrwood's house. The s most men some years younger. Mis has Would-be robber got nothing, howevej been an active arid strenuous life, and he | unless it was a load of buckshot. has always been Well and favorably! Only Exclusive and Rev. J. F. Sundell has been gatin g known in the business world, especially BAKER Irish potatoes out o f ids garden thlj rweek. among Inventors and manufacturers__ U P - T O - D A T E * / being the-inventot and manufacturer of '• In the City APOPKA AFFAIRS the world-renowned Brown steam engine, Special Corretpondenrx to The Ifi-ral wiiich lias taken first prize at nearly We make everything known to the trade | Mr. J. J. Combs has return^ to Apop­ every industrial exposition in the United Full Line of Confectioneries ka, after a stuy in Atlanta. / jf States, and at the Paris exposition, which And Cigars Rev. R.'N. Cute novTha*. change of Lite he visited, accompanied by his wife. Thp Crescent City and other near by Baptist afternoon was spent most pleasuntiyifi G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R Free House-to-House Delivery congregations. // . . social conversation. A beautiful poem 111 Path Av*. — Manufactured with isirc dllttlled water— tliey will prevent illiu'»*. «id Rev. L. D. Geiger want, to Tampa 'last was rend by his long-pmw nrT .ai,u. . ,./»V digestion and give you henlUi “ week and assisted ii/urgnuiiiiuTnjchurch ana friends, Mrs. Frank Smith, yf Lan­ The Sanford Coca C ola Bottling Co., S a n fo r d , Fla. caster, N. IL,* and appropriate remarks nt DeSoto Park. / were made by Mr. Frank Smith, Mr. S. — Mr*r K«uU U enjoying a visit from luu son, John, wlipdirrivct] from South Dukota Maxwell McIntyre,’ and others. Delicious refreshments were served, consisting of Plenty o f Sanford R e a d e rsH a v e This lust week. Experience ice cream and cake, the most conspicu­ f o r the /w isen t Mr. und Mrs. T. J. Y ou tax the Kidneys— overwork ous being a huge birthday cake presented.] Johnson *\\\ continue to reside licre.alby Mrs. Frank Smith. Thus Mr. Brown's them— Ihough/uiey recently purchased rusldence They can't keep up the continual 80th birthday passed into history. strain. property in Jacksonville. Wednesday evening, the 10th inst., Mrs. Tlic back gives out— it aches and fghty-six was the mark in years scored Franklin P. Davis entertained the members pains; For Particulars, Call on our venerable townsman. Copt. Jas. B. of Uie card d u b and their friends to the Urinary troubles set in. H. FERNALD, Pres. A. T , R 0 8 8 ETTER, V. Presfelch. one.day h ut week. _______ — - number o f about filfty, at her palatial res­ •Don't wait longer— take Doan's Kid ­ ~ J O . C O N N E L L Y , See'y. * Trees. Orange trees hereuboutsare now bloom­ idence. The large parlors and beautiful ney Pills. D lrtfllfifi Sanford people tell you how they act. ing profusely/ O. H. FERM ALO — J .-C . HIGGINS grounds were brilliantly illuminated with P. P .-A n ick, TLim St .-Sanlord, Via., W . D. HOLDEN _____ * _ T . RO SSETTER W, P. Ivanson. of Sanford is •visiting' Japanese lanterns and oUier lights. The sayi: "I have used D oan's Kidney r . P. FO R S TE R H. R. STEVEN S his sister, Mrs. Grace Combs. decorations were as beautiful as a sweet Pills and can say that they arc a T. J . M ILLER M y w ork A protracted meeting is being held in summer dream, and joy was unconflned. superior kidney remedy. brings quite a strain on the back and Every player received a handsome me­ the Methodist chulch. Revs. McLeod and as a result, I suffered a great deal Irom mento. and no one was le ft The moet Boyd are conducting It backache. I became s o lame at times noUceabie prize was Uie first, a painting that I could hardly straighten and A medal contest was held at the Meth­ odist church Thursday n ight Louise by “ Mike" Angelo, won by Mr*. S. Maxwell mornings upon arising, found it diffi­ 1 tried plasters McIntyre. Mr. Kellogg *won Uie genUe- cult to get around. Smith and Queenie Womblo were winners and linim ents but the relief tb+r men's prize. Dainty and tJeUciuparefresh­ o f ffaH nedajfc. . , , - «•brought w a i ~onTy’~lcm porary I at — A nP p r e s s e s ments were served by Uie hostess, assisted lcn}^7nTff2ff^fT7<TaiiTTCTmiYy- PiTrr Dr. Nelson preached two fine sermons by several young ladies, all -gowned in and obtaining a b o x , I found that they in the Baptist church Sunday. W hen I spotless white, which lent enchantment to acted just as represented. Miss Kate Witherington spent Saturday the fesUve occasion. Mrs. Davis is a moat had taken the contents o f this b ox, the , Our Monthly Rate for Club Only and Sunday with her parents and return­ charming entertainer, and the function was backache had ceased find my back felt stron ger." . ' ed to her school Monday to resume her declared one o f Uie pleasantest o f 'the Giving you twelve pieces a month. We will call for and deliver your For sale by all dealers. Price so studies. season. cents. Fostcr-M iiburn Co., Buffalo, clothes once a week. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Special Correspondence to The Herald: W A LT ER DAM ROSCH G. W. SPENCER Back Gives Out The Sanford Building & Loan Association W IL L B U IL D Y O U A H O M E Sanford Pressing Ladies’ Skirts and Gentlemen’s Clothing $ 1.25 An Ice cream supper and "donkey par­ Mrs. Tabraham has returned from Dety" was held at the residence pf Mrs. S. Land where she was the' guest o f Mr. add A . Cunningham Tuesday night by Class Mrs. Geo. A- Lewis for a week. . 7 i\ . • ) N c w Y o r k . sole agents for the United Remember the take n o other. name— Doan's— and M. P. LIPE, Manager. In Gold’s Barber Shop ’Phone 60 Park Avenue, North �f.^}‘ J • 1 '.X • K T '. 'C %. Ci - l- *# ii-.» 1 % ■ ! ’•- at your Ick, wd., J 80 0. - , - -1 n o- s' & EL Assn... to H. A. Shreve, tybere Devout o f the Celery |wd.. $ 200 .' W. J. Woodward C i t y ' Worship Tomorrow *• to J. W. Skates, sat Can Fit you mtg., $ 3 0 0 . Cook Auto Co. vs. HfSlJME Of ALL CHURCH EVENTS I ¿JRIOT Of hitarcst to T hose R cH ltously Ineilned—Subjects o f D iscou rses for the Sabbath. J E. l Otto Breckner to A. E. and L. C. Sjoblorn, wd.. $170. Otto Breckncr to.A . fL and L. C. SJobj lom, wd.. 5 30 . Joe Cameron und wife to Nan S. Brock LOOK l.uf“K?rTÎ!.'r^uyI it II #. m.: Temperance. J M Cameron and wife to L. R. Philips There will be a union temperance meet- ct b| W(, j , 1 iai in one of the churches at 3 p. m., adI ¿„.j, by J. J. Thomson o f the antl-sntoon We have anticipated Needs and Bought Our Stock of Armour Armour Armour Armour if* * , ..., , _ . N. J* Patrick and wife to County Revival services will begin on Sundny, 0 ronge. ha $1 'Afrit the 4th. Rev. W. A ,M yers, confer- 0 . Unrnc8 t0 Dnnlpl McKinnon, ngr. nice evungellst. will have charge o f the j 10 * p/ianiiay, in r W T B f. Dllly wlII j»ib ch : wd‘' ^ . Sunday night, the pastor will take for , A. Wright to J e w ie A. Davis nnd hus- Drive your Wagon into Sanford Call on C. H. Evans He can deliver any brand you want out of Our new Warehouse Without Delay— YOUR CoUnty of Orange to N. J. Patrick, qcd, jj , 1 ing. W ceirn cjtlyln viteali Christians!. G e o .l!. FernoW Hdwc. Co., to Alex «usile «HJ» ue in this meeting.' |Vaughan et al.. tl^n, 5 4 4 0 .3 5 . W.yB. Messenger ct al.. to Mrs. S. M The People’s Congregational |Overman, chat. intg.. $ 02 7.7 0 . Ktt R. L. Kirkland, pastor; Sunday mornin* I W, J. Thigpen to Ed. Foster, wd., $300 wrrfer.il; evening srrvlcr. 7:30; prayer nieeilns Wrdnwday. 7:00 n. m.; Sabbath school, 10 a. pi, N cilio Brown to Frank Howard, wd. j. c. EaunllUrr. Superintendent. |$150. Congregational Church revivnl meetings Overstreet Turp. Co., to Consolidate mtg., $ 40 00 . pallor, Rev. R. Lee Kirkland, assisted by T. A. Neal and wife to Frederic II. Rev. Dr. Billy of Avon Park, Fla. Mr. |Rand, mtg., $ 35 00 . Kirkland will do the preaching and Dr. Richard Nelson to Thos. S. Green, mtg., Billy will lead the singing. The pastor 15250. extendi no invitation to all the churches I, N. Johnson, et al., to H. W. Metcalf, of the city to join in this revival cfTort. -the following is u list uf subjects for m * . . . _ _ the first week w - P- Woods nnd wiie to P. F. Lnubach, Shoes, A|1 to Suit YOU and YOUR „ Town Buster? I'r rsbyterlan , J , K: McKinnrrn will preochTtrihc ®«nlng and evening services. «wdially invited to attend! ... . Pocket-book Spring is opening .up and you will he compelled Ask for it, We have it Jacksonville, Fla. (Write us) CHAS. H^EYANS.-Sales Af»ont,-----Sanford, Florida (Ank Him) ^’r ***' f r H h * î * * î * *ï'•{**»**♦**!*v * » * * ! * ^•S** > * ' * *|»sjssj».5. * } • II PRINTING ! UP TO Has received a Beautiful Line of New ■;*^ IS YOUR D. L. T h r a s h e r MRS. M. L. ALLEN * THE ARMOUR TERTILIZER WORKS to STANDARD 4-4- Millinery J Latest New York —C r e a t i o n-s ill ORDERS] All are Tiie rejiular Easter opening Is it ns good us your business? or does it misrepresent you? Does it do you credit Think it over, nnd if you find it is not as goo<njs you tTiiuK if ouRfit to be, tryTisnnccr If you are needing letter heads, bill liends, envelopes. V1 t ■ j cards, statements, circulars, IxMiklets or anything of tlint tnlhollc lunh c* ,rtt1ur: services every, second and - i ^ k S uiHlay,emly-russs 7 a m ; m a n andaer: '"■¡•Suiiday school. 0 a. m.; vespers, 2 M arch An Editor.» Love L e tte r a Pe*r- Barling Delinquent; Our •precious briber in arrears; you arc so shy! Do >ou think we have sold out nnd goncT No jt t sugur pluin, we could not get away - - *e to. W e are at the same old •»Und, dialling out the advertisers on »weet Wwnises and bright expectations. They nuke an excellent diet darling. wiUt a A pudding flavored with a word o f entDUrtfBeriicnt to serve as a dessert. We ■'' trilling and watching fdr thee, our 3 0 tK kind, let us hear from you. We will submit samples und prices on request. If you arc fond o f especially nice stationery, ask to see Y o u r P a tro n a g e is So- our Bonds and Linens. You’ll be sure to like them. licited Coinmercial Street, Tuknsli Block __ Near Depot The S a n f o r d H e r a l d Sanford, Florida OSTEOPATHY ■ ■>» d° VC We 10 bw,r fienBe footP» on Die stairs below and to hear Ute The citizen who “*Ppy dollars within our office. town. Dear- one> w*> feel unusually sad and "'»hout ymt. dear. Now tittle pie The oitizaa who Cmt- will you comet Do we hear you terprise*. . * JWwer in u voice so soft nnd beguiling, The citizen who m owning," or is it only the winds that «»und our office roart W o pause for furprovemenU. - wer development.—Selected. Mrs. Nettie L. Bradshaw, D. 0., Bneers at Ills own has o[>cned an office over Newlan’s Drug Store. Consultation and ex­ amination free #belittles local en­ SANFORD LODGE. No. 27 , 1; 0 . 0 . F. • Meets every Monday night at 7 :30 in Ma­ sonic Hall. Visiting brethren are cor scoffs at home im-. W. S. B aldwin, dially invited. Secretary. The citizen who buys bis household IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN mail. Wekiva Tribe No. 41 * who gets his job print­ Hunting grounds of Sanford. Meetings on the 1st and 2nd Wednesday o f each outside.. Drain and Irrigation M aterial goods by . * m#ke special carload prices on ti r j W »1 «» of sewer pipe, 4 Inch. 8 inch The citizen larger sizes. Also second quality ing done l *** *l »educed rates. See us before Wyicg. Gto. H. F uinald H akowake Co. That man’« ViwAf l/Jin ,— One Moment, Please ! Who’s the Holy C ross E piscopal j® 0 - h F. Brown, rector; A. D. Key, «rotor wnr, « ™,*V iii<irnlna««rvlee. H; evcnlnsservice, cM. tUUxuh «ehoöl. 0:45a. m.; B. F. Whltner. "***-, P>»>er meeting. 7:30 Wednesday evening. p. m. Blood, Bone & Potash Celery Grower— • Vegetable _ . . _ 7 Practical Trucker Or any other brand of our justly ______i—Celebrated Fertilizers— ■Do you want Hardwood Ashes? Dried Blood, Sheep Manure, Blood and Bone Nitrate of Soda? ' AND hii subject “ The unpardonable sin.” *— - I bu,ld* M l* “ “ *** S 7 3 ', ° ' come out in a New Outfit City of Orlando vs. S. I). Smith, el al, Monday night. Closeted with tile Lord Us pen d en t r> Why not let us supply your Almighty. W. J. Porker, ct nl., to W. S. Bell, hi., Tuesday night, “ The rich man and the i i s p . ------------------------------------------------------- needs?-----------------------------poor rann. What will their eternity beT” Poors Addition to the Town of Lake Wednesday niglit. Life's ladder and how Maitland. "There is nothing new under the sun" to climb it." , ________ » Jno. A. Thompson to Jns. H. Kelsey, Thursday Night, "Following the Baby's wd.. $100. ut none of the Goods under footprints to Heaven." Adeline C. Morton to Agnes Paegiow, Friday Niglit, "Mother, Home nnd Hen«* » s* * * our roof are OLD, and much bL. $108. ven. ■* ■ • • ; ; •• 'L » Wm. H. Holt and wife to Martha Sunday, Mar. 29th, 11 n. m., a sermon ^EW and up-to-date Clarke, deed. $135. to old Igiks. City of Orlando vs. A. D. Benwny, et nl. Sunday Night, "Reckless drivers, unWe don't charge anything for n look. lis pendens. managentde team, the doomed soul." J. W- Graves to American Agricultural Gime and investigate before ' These meetings are only~cxpectcd to continue twu weeks. Those interested in |Chemical Co., lien, $ 34 8 .0 0 buying elsewhere ti 4 great revival in Sunfonl should put Important to Investors forth their strongest cfTort with us from Tracts of land of 1, 2, 3, 5. 10. 40, 70 the very beginning. To every service we acres, at prices $300. $500. $050. $800 extend a special invitation to strangers nnd $1,200, ot Altamonte Springs, Or­ and to working men. ange county, Florida— the most desirable residence or winter iuwnt location In Orrust Haptlst unge county. Pure water, high rolling , kr». J, W. lloyd pnttor; Sunday tnurnlnit wrv k*. II. rvrnin« ttfvlce, 7:00; Sn___________ abbotti school._____ 0:45 loud of best quality, interspersed with J1 : H-T* !’■U-Sunday innumerable clear water hikes; one of StfcaQp. in . U. K..Tolsr, Vrest.; prayer uimlnji , , c , ... «wy Wrdimjay, 7:30 p. m. the most healthy locations tn Soutli MorSundny morning, su bject: Giving. idn. Apply to N. II. Focc, Sunday evening, subject: The yoqng 2 3-tf AlimonteJSprings. man'» fall. ---------------------------------- ' You should not foil to lienr Dr. J. J. When you have uu item of news cnl Thomson, our prohibition man, at 3 o'clock |pl*0Ile No. 148. Sunday afternoon. FERTILIZERS Jr. •* H , f m«nlni servlw jt II; oyenlni service. Jos. W. Savage und wife to Jackson g « " i S S S ! t & t 3 * i S i f - S S . C m . m l.. SIOO. 1st ‘ . . . , . . . Wm. 0- Clarke, et aL. to W. E. Mnrtlti Preaching morning and evening, subject W(J $ 2 50. ARMOUR For Our Store el ,l‘* Ctixrtli« I» »>■ CUT »»• Eniitily I w d.. $1. iSnu« end Seventh street; Phone 254. You can get W. Knox, Theo. Auliti to B. F. Wheeler* chat, mtg. $1705.34. first Methodist A Elfou»rhoWer.pintonch«rchi comer Park f H -H illm a n , ot al., to J ob. C. Brown Fifth itreet: nonwmiic. corner Mns- W(j $ 3 25 ■ ' i, • 1 ; •r THE SANFORD HERALD ¡n sanford churches I Noblt • -. . '.-JE. March 20, 1009 n, S i. I -. T H E TOW N BUSTER. month In Masonic HalL Visiting broth­ ers welcome. CHAS. H. EVANS Staple arid Fancy Groceries Full Line of High-Grade Cigars and Tobaccos » » * Agent for the Famous CLOVER HILL BRAND BUTTER SANFORD, FLORIDA �*12? *. - iffKr jçPV ’ -T.¿V'**■-TT,»»-. r *• . : ■•* • ”• v W -i. >, - . . ■n T t -r :» .. • n ’ .J. ".TT* ' • ■ ;L\/E P A C E S -PART l-PAGES I TO 8 tH C SANFORD HERALD V •■?— • M arch .20. (sog , RR -V • _______ j — IN SANFORD— Ufe 32 KEWS Of THE WORLD ARLY IN 1901 The Sanford Celery Grower’s 'Association was ~ formed and the growers of Sanford signed an agreement to nwgHg^ii sell their celery at Sanford, or failing to do so to turn it over to a committee of five of their number to market. A t the end of two seasons it was found that the crop of celery was being sold at San­ ford and there was no further use for the Celery Growers’ Associa­ tion to hold meetings. The salés "were effected through buying brokers representing, celery dealers and local brokers acting as selling agents for growers; all uniting in a home market at F. 0. B. prices By this method . . . • JY vS S svzR . - . - C r o is e ' S a n fo r d C e le r y H a s F o u n d R e a d y B u y e r s T h r o u g h a W id e a n d A n n u a lly In c r e a s in g T e rrito ry at S a t is fa c t o r y P r ic e s This business has been done principally by local men, such as Chase & Co., J. E. Pace, Cameron & Whitner, C. C. Woodruff, G. R. Calhoun, and W. C. Post, wher live at Sanford, and whose books are always subject to inspection and easy of access. These gentlemei^it is easy to say, have handled and do handle eighty to ninety per cent of the whole output • . These conditions are highly satisfactory, and the undersigned see no reason to change them: because, under this plan any grower could sell his crop to or through any buyer or broker, and any individual or firm could become buyers or brokers of Sanford celery at Sanford. Last season an effort was made by Crutchfield & Woolfolk of Pittsburg to destroy T h is H ig h ly S a tis fa c t o r y H o m e M a rk e t by organizing the so-called Sanford Celery Union with them as sole selling agents. They at once advertised to the world, in effect. If you want Sfmford Celery write or telegraph Pittsburg, Pa. Their next move was To try t.o change the^Standard Celery Crate; the purpose of which seems to be to deceive the .buyer into thinking he waB^getting more celery, while the otherwise iiinocenlrgrowefwas well aware that the crates hold the same. When this specious claim was exploded this- firm,. CrntchfieJ,d . &^WppliolkLJby aj?age advertisement in The Sanford Herald, and circular letter, claim their ability To sell our celery at twenty-five t O f t y ’ cents n crate higher than competitors, and go so far as to say they could nqt fill orders last week at. $2.25 per crate; when, in a publ ic meeting, their agent admitted that their only sale at that price was to themselves. The trade, as well-as the growers know that no market in merica woujd justify a $2.25 f. o. b. price last week; and any of the above named brokers could and would have filled those orders in E I T H E R T H E E I G H T - I N C H O R T E N - I N C H C R A T E , and left Crutchfield & Woolfolk a handsome profit. This firm had the business of the next to the largest and one of the best growers last season and lost it Why? We have no wish for a controversy with either the Sanford Union or Crutchfield & Woolfolk. and are working to p r e s e r v e what we h a v e -a home market at Sanford-open alike to buyers and sellers, and ns far as we know, free from even the s u s p ic io n of graft or trickery. We regret the introduction of questionable methods. — W m .-G . A ld r id g e C. H. C a m p b e ll W . R. Pell B e n ja m in F is h D. R. B r is s a n J . N. W h itn e r ;*?*••• R . H . W h it nor C. F. W illia m s J. E. Pace B. W . H e rn d o n H . H . C h a p p e ll W . D. H o ld e n y ■•* l A. R. C h a p p e ll A . T. R o sse tte r T. I. H a w k in s W . J. H ill A . M c D o n a ld J : W v H u n te r R. M u s e C . B . M ille r J . w . M ille r R e x P a c k a rd 1 1 lì1 MARKETING SANFORD CELERY W . C. P o s t ----L. A . B ru m le y A . B. C a m o ro n W . W . M ille r J o h n H. C a s t le J o e C am eron r* •?„. of Interest Gleaned From 7— various Sources f Items ■ BAPPCNINGS D IR IN G THC W EEK u I — ^p Wont, Living SANrORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. MARCH 26 . 1909 First Yenr Ing miUt from diseased cows. Two of the children died nnd the other two nnd the father nnd mother are critically ill. TFST----- UCE LFRV PRATF^ *'n9*U 9t “onröpiited » modem up-to-date LL, n 1 I L O residence n residence nn n 30-nerO Irocl. nnd proposes Edward Pnyson Weston, the well-known pedestrian, celebrated Ills 7lst birthday by starting on a wnlk front Niiw York to San Francisco. . to make n park of these 30. although it is very valuable for cultivation. “ iiow j. e. pace has pkosperkd ~ J. E. Pace is another lucky man on cci- M. M. Atkinson nnd S. F. Pam m have been appointed receivers for the Atlanta, Birmingham nnd Atlantic railroad. Contention at Hanford About The Various Sizes cry. VOICE Of THE PEOPLE t w ■•- 3 . 4 1 CÌM X te lle rs and Communications on Various Timely Topics. ■ ]x i He bought’considerable of his land HIEGHOWCRSMAKEBIOM0NEv|l“ S ^ t ^ , r 37pe^ COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE Mr. Pace has his own home residence on In This Department will bc Found the MnJ. Curtis F. Burnham, assistant secre­ Ikre U« Readers Will Find a Brier is , « |30 ncres. It is known ns the Homestead Views. Opinions and Comment tary o f the treasury under President Grant. Shown Thut .1 ra d ic a lly The Same where he has lived since lie was married. . Historical Sprint Flowing " of Practical W riters. died in Richmond. Ky„ March 19. aged 99 Amount Can bn Put In The 8-Inch It is surrounded with palms, orange trees For Hurried Readers years. IV* I'1*I«» cormiimdi-nce on livr topic* from nil Crate As In The 10-Inch Crate N>»d other tropica! foliage on the hank of An express train, running ''w ild” nt 20 t-0un,y- nU<i n r " ‘ Hem» of lnlcrc»l. Ilrcvity will Insure ptotnf.l puhllrnlian Artklrj I the bay. ’ A s an f whnt Fire on the 19 th inst. destroyed the union nilei an hour, crashed into the Montreal Sanford.INew FI.. York M n,Produce in tNew«| . . un evidence evtuence oor wlinl itit is is ° !hpi v,'-*»1nr tailor will t " S P ’ ’ M nr‘ I ? — There has been worth, not long ago a stranger asked Mr ii.n. 2in "iL «i^nyraou» canmmnka¿tnad station lost week, killing four por- depot at Louisville. Ky. Loss about four much rnmentlon here between the growPace witaV be would take F„r the horn,' ani, Injuring twenty or thirty others nnd hundred thousand dollar*. The Illinois Central bullt'tho de|>ot in 1800. Crossed i r* over the size of crate wjilch Is used for place. He said it w a. not for sale but ns doling $100,000 damage to property. celery. A t prose,11 there are three sizes n Joke mentioned $ 100.000. Three weeks Keep the Fountains , Beesae'the contents did not conform to electric wires were the cause of the lire. A BL e n , d 12 x 18, 2-«: later George Gould’s yacht atwhored in To lho IV.Ii(<>r of The Herald: A three-year-old so n o f J*.H. Ilutchiitam the requirements o f the pure food law, .. ." , ‘ ,,neetln^ of lh® Si,,,for‘1Celwy !'«>’ n liT th e stranger who hail asked I wish to protest most emphatically to U.0OO bottles of catsup were dumped’lnto o f Adpl, Gn.. was killed Inst week by shoot­ the removal of the fountains nn First S 6hi,;s ,hrou*ih M rVa^ »'<’ price of his land, called ngnin Ing himself with n pistol which lie hnd in f Nsrrsginsctt Bny Inst week, street. These fountains are an attrncI(lx 2 ( x ern, T ’ • . the U u . e office and said he was ready to j . Father J. H. Cnrroll o f the Holy Trinity some manner gotten from a trunk, during tion. The one nt the Intersection of Park h S u ! ' 1 1 ' «rade a . ,„ke the land a, the price named nnd h Gstbolic church at Waterford, Conn., Inst the absence of older members of the fnm» * in,« * rrn,t‘ w ant«! the papers made out. Mr. Pace avenue wus put there hy the citizens ily from the room. vorl Hopped a moving picture show Hint about 400 cubic Inches, inside measure- L a id that he would take the stranger to headed hy Win T. Deane. I only(,w ish »iibelng hrln in~thc-basem ent o f the -—Frotn tlte accidental u se-of - nrsenic for m e n C m ore than-what-aauaJuwwn^uuiho the liouso mid that iid ic-cu u ld ptcMJudo •here w ere iiioreTountnins. They can anil dnrrh. because he did not consider the pepper, by n colored cook, (lie entire fam­ g# ,Uaimi,y: ,>f t!roW- Mr8- Pnce ‘'*’«1 1« could have should he kept clean. They cannot and ily o i Robert Cotton of Wnyben, Miss., ifcturrs suitable for .church exhibition. b i. U -1 « T CC • USC ,h°. 8 inCh' t,,e «'>cy reached the house do not obstruct traffic. The street Is wide By s recent decision o f the United States were poisoned, b yt escaped dcnjli hy im- la this size 3(n 8 dozen are packet!. It Mrs. Pace refused positively to sign say- enough for the street Vnilwny and the w“ “ bc f,,r I’referable for all growers to lag .h e would not sell the homestead at regular use of the street. If only for u |court of appeals, Copt. Oberlln M. Carter medintc administration o f antidotes. use the same size crate, ns the tenriem-y I any price. ' ' • sentiment tlff-y should remain, “ lin g o all r ; fates his case against the Government, There arc similar instances which show ilizeiis who feel ns I do to sign the peti­ tklch practically leaves him n poor man REGARDING SANEORD DRAINAGE at all ahipplng polms is for a uniform standard package. There arc 4,800 cubic that any man with n little money and tion to the City CoiindF (hat will he sent The Metropolitan street railway o f New iil u.8 in the 10 indj, and 4,320 in the 8 parslslanoe come to Snnfonl and get rich around this week. .Suva-Uiafoutilainii____ L Commute« Reports Favorobly on the ’oddly Is tu be sold at aucilonMtme 1st, inch. The 10 inch Is shorter and it is in 8 shoq time. It costs about $100 iht • Petition Gt:o. II. Fiiänalu. to satisfy a mortgage of $14.000,000. The work of the drniitngr commission claimed by a „umber of the growers ti.at acre to prepare the land for celery. This Wells college, Ithaca, N. Y., has been The Crple Agitation nnd the plans and specifications have just as much celery can he packed in the includes tiling and driving u well for irri- . dued a week ahead or time, owing to nn It’nppears from the article published in 8 Inch crate hs in the 10. gallon. No land can he cultivated witlibeen reported upondiy the committee n|>epidemic of tonsil[tis. Tln-Sanfnrrf HnrnîitUTiiîèT One night inst week the co.Ucnding.Luu« irrigating fadlitira:----------date of March lK)inied to exninine siime. and bids for fractions over the size of the crate came 29th. 1909, and signed by a manlier of —Race Hettir Green's dntiRljter'mnrricd. the work itnve been offered. that wealthy woman has invited two shop growers, that the crate question has re­ The.following rc|x>^t was banded in to together nnd in the presence of n large C IT Y COUNCIL M ELTS number of those interested, a four di^en girls to share her apartments with her. solved Itself into a controversy* between the county commissioners at their Inst the growers. This, at least. Ls the lmitnadff Gomez: ir tfita riestterxrM a m eeting:--------------------------------------------------- 8 inch Ui)le. taken nt random from ««load, M a tters Relating to s t r m pa\lnl was placed on a counter nnd beside it nil .pressinn one receives U|k>n reading the ails. Philippines Islands, has been Impris­ Orlando, Flu.. March 24, 1909 W ere Settled article. empty 10 inch crate. A disinterested oned for inciting a strike. To the Board o f County Commissioners of City- Council met last Monday night packer was asked to^ repack the celery In behalf of the members of the Sanford Orange County. Florida: Two new cotton mills nrr to be erected with Chairman Stevens, and- Aldermen from the.8 inch to (he 10 inch. When lie Celery Union, we wish to correct this im­ Your committee to whom was referred it LsGrange, Go., nt n cost o f $ 8 5 0 ,0 0 0 I brasher. Hand, Calhoun and Puleslon completed the job there remained three pression so that it will he thoroughly un­ While (ilaying on. a balancing boulder nt the Sanford draiit and ditch fictitioti beg stalks which could nut be gotten in the 10 present. derstood hy all interested that our meinVery little real business was transacted Mdlmwn N. Yr.Wm. Oox.nged 14 years, leave U iiepu a thui ilicy have mad» » inch crate. The smile celery was taken Imtk are not dis|iosed toengngr inriiisanrt w*s killed one day Inst week by the ruck cursory examinatiyn of the same and do out of the ten inch, repacked into the 8 as (lie meeting was a *|ieciol call to ar­ of practice, but were drawn into the con­ recommend that the Houril of County range for street paving. toppling over nnd crushing him. troversy against their wishes. In fact, a inch and there was one stalk left out. This Commissioners advertise for bids for the Thwordinnticc establishing a bench mark la the trial of D. B. nnd Robin Cooj»er proved the contents of the em u's to be number of gentlemen, whose names appear work according to the plans and specifi­ and fixing the grade lines for First streel at the foot of the article in question, have tad ex-sheriff Sharpe for tho murder of about equal. It was explained that when wns placed upon the first reading unit re­ cations nnd estimates on lile in the 1informed us that they did not intend, hy an 8 inch crate was regularly (lacked, the jx-senstor Cannock of Tennessee, the jury ferred to the ordinance committee examichrk's Uflicv. and tliue the bids be re­ signing tfie article tocrente any ill-feeling' ¡hi in o verdict of murder In the sec ends rosted on two boards. leaving the oaioiu The report of the committee will ceived up (o the night of Monday. May among the growers of this sett ion. nor to under slats so that they give und when cod degree against the Coopers and not he made at the next meeting 3, 1909, said bids to be sealed, and that reflect in any manner u(>oii the integrity guiliy against Sharp«. Motion for (i new full and nailed the crate bulges consider­ The matter of removing IIn- fountains they do further recommend that in said of members of tin-Union or its sales agents, able. So far no move lias been made for trisl was made, pending which tho CoopWas referred to thv street committee. notice should be incor|>ornted that the Crutchfield fi. Woolfolk., We were unable all the growers to use the same crute. It -trtwer admitted to bnIM n the stun of Hill of B. M. Robinson, clerk of court, County of Orange reserves the right to to call (H-rsonally u|mn all of these gentle­ was claimed that buyers would pay 25c tvtnly-five thousand dollars. for making affidavits on tax lien notices reject any and all bids, and that it docs men. however, ten of their number have ~Krs7Morse, wlfe'of ex-millionaire CHasT not assume or become liable for any ex- more fur the 10 iiich crate than the U inch. wns ordered paid. stilled that ifieysighri! same in thcbclief W. Morse of New York, has disposed of Itenses or expenditures in and about the Those who favored the 8 inch crate dis Several other matters of interest were that it was simply and only a signification (lilted this. w»rly all her |>crsonnl iwoperty, including discussed and council then adjourned lo making of said ditch, ditches or drains of their preference for the eight indu rate Last fall when the queston of the size •.«rJewels, to pay her husband's debts. meet the first Monday in ’ April. other than for nny such sum as it may he — nothing more; nothing less. We do not of crates was under consideration. Chase . The Arbjickle Wrecking Co. have sbe- able to raise by assessment upon the intend to convey the impression, hy this, & Co. of this place wrote CO receivers of p|ended in suving the steamship Mnssa- pro|KTty to be benefited by 6aid drain. W ill HULL D M W 1101LI that the other gentlemen who signed the celery ill the various markets, asking which dsttett* which ran bn the rocks ut MnrRespectfully submitted. article did intend to question the integrity of the three sizes was preferable. There thsi Vineyard.’ ^Compressednir wrs used M. 0. Overstreet, were 20 replies, as follows: 14 for the 8 Ten Story S tru ctu re to be E rected in and business methods of the Union and 1° noat the vessel. Jacksonville J. I). Ilcucs. its agents, but rattier believe that they, too. inch; seven for Gm 12; live for the 10. As J. B. Pound, president of the Hotel Pat­ misunderstood the article in its entirety. Rre wa* discovered in the hold o f the rule the New York received preferred the P u rch ased G rocery and Bakery ten, Chattanooga, formerly owner of the j J ” **ne Meamship Havana on her north­ While discussing the article, we take D. J. Monroe has purchased the interest the 12 Inch crate, as (hat is the crate used Chattanooga Daily News, in connection ; w*™! voyuge last week, but was extinthis means of making other eorrectipns, i. of C. W .'Tnte in the bakery and grocery in the Manatee section and iv just half with J. A. Newcomb, a well-known hotel l “*»ned before utty great dam age wos e.. that the Sanford Celery Union (mbbusiness in the Clark building nnd will the size of the crate used in California. woe. man of Macon, Gn., have dosed a deal lislifd the article which appeared in The -. IIANNCK CELERY SIIIITINO WEEK conduct the same under the name of ,,A Siberian band o f robbers has been an­ As stilted last week (his will be one of whereby Jacksonville will have a ten-story, Sanford Herald's issue uf Murcli 13th, not D. J. Monroe. .„ g l e d by Hussion soldiers. (he homier weeks for celery shipping. It strictly modern nnd up-to-date hotel, ab­ Crutdilield & Woolfolk; that the Sanford Mr. Monroe will make ninny improve solutely fireproof, and costing upward of Celery Union ndoptt-d the ten-inch crute At s recent election In. Denmark quite ments in the store nnd when finished will is believed there will he 100 cars of lettuce $ 1.000 .000 . as its standard, not Crutchfield & Woolfolk, » somber pf women were chosen to fill have a first class bakery und grocery. and celery, nearly all being celery. The hotel will Ik: ready for business on this crate being introduced into this sec­ One instance was given Inst week of »Portunt public offices. « The wagon will canvass the city every the great profits made from celery ill this the first of January next. It is to lie on tion. as most growers probably know, hy dhy for orders and same will he delivered The tax collector's office in Pazayas, Porthe corner of Hogan and Forsytli streets. G. R. Calhoun and M. O. Overstreet,of the locality, Tlte manner in which growers ?*“ •was socked and burned lust week promptly. Everything in the grocery nnd Overstreet Crute Company, Lockhart. Florhave accumulated wealtli on celery grow-, the lax-ridden populace. ‘ bnked goods line can be purchased ut this Purchased Fine Old Home idu. as may he recalled hy the readers of ing is almost beyond belief unless the H n vin gfi thorough knowledge 11. T. Avant (his week purchased tilt the Sanford Chronicle, which journal ^ r ^ g i a u steamship Mascot from ui pnma *n<ttglTIT.i an m<e Mr. Monroe proj*oses to Off.~tîrT.*‘Wlilirier 11. F.*‘Wlilltirr (ifui c nn mi riltvrr !«ike. Iished a tiebnie helVM-én Messrs, ti. K.l'ul(linee 2 ” ” *® ,0 Sunderland collided with the ments. The prosperity of the celery grow­ keep a first cluss establishment und so­ long known ng "Emernldn.’’ This is ont houn and II. II. Cliniqiell, on this very I •» *n 6,I'P Murgretha from Iquique for er has spread nnd many a.re taking up V. wc«h . sinking the ship nnd licits the patronage of the people of land, paying iis high as $150 un «ere In of the most beautiful and picturesque old question, something over a year ago. southern homes in this section and Hie Sanford. _1 11« drowning of twenty o f the In behalf of our wiles agents. Crutchthe rough , ____ __________ _____ fcuuiJx of All. a«ul Mrs. Avant me. coil, *’ Oaby McL'wun The land, when pr<i|>erT71preparc3r will gratulating them upon their purchnse. tiehMI*~W«*»4f<4VT w««~w4teh—olwe-tw--sfntt*tliat since the much discussed $2.25 The following item from the New Or­ pioducc.a crop of lettuce and then a crop It WM prevent headadie Silver Lake Is rapidly becoming famous f. o. I). sale was made they hnv^ consum­ ■ |. ,en ®xl‘erienced bythetravelingpub- leans Times-Democrat will prove interest­ uf celery without any injury to the land. as a resident section for Sanford’s subur­ mated oilier such sales, which disproves Mrs. Thus fnr tills season the lettuce shipped t w »* r° Ud9’ ,he Pennsylvania railroad ing to the |H*ople o f' Sanford. banites mid is one of the most healthy the statements contained in the article in K~ fuEnlsh all Pulhnan car passen* McEwan wus formerly Miss Dunn of this has averaged $1.30io 1.40. Lettuce pro­ »(nits in all Florida. Mr. Avant expects question. In this connection Igj_it Jjeffe tea and cofTee, as often ns they city: duces 400(«t900 baskets per acre. to tnuke many improvements 1n Ids new come thoroughly understood that Crutch­ - « while traveling on their trains. “ Dr. and Mrs. John McEwan o f Orlando, There is one grower here who. nine possession und with tlio-iinu surroundings field & Woolfolk have contracted with the t . “ re in»lructed to answer all calls Fla., are the proud parents of a son Uirn years ago, worked fur $40 u month, lie will hnve a fine home. Sanford Celery Union to nturkel its celery [ charge. in New Orleans on March Gtli. Mrs. Mc­ hnd accumulated a little money and four crop exclusively, and do not buy up stock Ewan is a cousin o f Judge Monroe of the years ago purchased 15 acres, part of T om ato Cun Fire Brigade b i i ! l a“ ay,n‘t ^orty dollars to the ton. from outsiders with which to fill orders. Sanford is in no dungcr from a fire ns oeen found in a vein o f gravel at Louisiana Supreme Court and lias many which lie put in celery. -Since then lie lius For this reason they were unable to su|>friendsin, the city who are offering con­ sold enough to linvc $15,000 in the hank lough s the “ Tomato Can Fire Brigade" is Y Cn,ve. near Massillon. Ohio. gratulations. The baby will be called and still owns his lund—valued at $250 oh duty. The other duy they saved the ply cr\rs to apply on orders from various •nAmburg-. big circus is giving six parts of the country for 25 cars at $2 to John Adair after his maternal great, an. acre. building of the Gulf Oil Co. und by their , $2.25 f. o. b. mentioned in their telegram nitlm ro-DCC* ***** wee*1 Atlanta, tlte great grandfather, Gov. John Adair, the 11. 11. Chappie is one of l h c ; extensive excellent service had the fire extinguish­ of March 10th, which was published in ••¿th* [ í0CeCd, o i whlcl, wiB be donated distinguished Kentucky soldier and states­ rowel’s here. Ten £ e n ^ jy l< ^ e was. Ul*< ed befure the FUe .LVpj;rtiunu airivciL ^ r.iE dnim *R eli«F A s9oci«ion --o f- Umt The neralifunde? ’d ate of Murefi 13.70037 telegraph operatbr ut the station. By dint The members o f the brigade ure Noah m an." '-it. The Sanford Celery Union is growing’ of saving he got money enough togcUier Fry, Wesley Fry, Chat; Murrell. Ollle Sensational Prices , steadily in favor with the growers and it one °* lbe ^r ,t and oldest Sweet and Green Smith. to buy 206 acres at $1.25 per acre. He Watch The Herald next, week for the is generally admitted that our advent " ft F I en*,neer» In Georgia, died at Rutregular page advertisement of- the San­ told the writer tiiat the year he secured here has been a blessing to the industry. Catholic Church Services L fir«!*1 88 y co ri- He ran ford Grocery Co. They will quote you le fo the laud he tried to borrow $20 0 We cordially Invite all growers tu unite Passover Sunday. Suuduy school, U u. train between Augusta and A twith us in our effort to rescue the celery it. ^ut fulled to find anyone who would prices on different lines of line groceries m. Muss and sennaa. IG.a. m. industry (a s was the case of the Califor­ •W M Up'the* money. Mr. "Chappie now that will take e w a r T a n r breath.—Don’t - Monday. 29th. . toMnietion-forehthJreii, nia growers) by placing it in the hands of ^ * d * r Baxter and family, consistihgof purchase until you see their ad and then ha4 5 0 acres of this land under cultiva* the (troduccrs where it absolutely belongs. 3 p. in. Way o f the Cross, 4:30 p. m. SANfOKD CctEXr UNION. v,‘ e and four diiklren, were poi* be the first one at their store on Friday. tion. sold half of it and purchased 70 ucres By K. R. Murrell, Pres’t. T he Hexalu’s ‘phone Is No. 148 week, at Ghent, Ohio, by drink* An extra force o f clerks will wait on you. more. He is worth to-day \$ 5 0 ,0 0 0 and & « I lid, al ' ' » M, ir;r.K,r.."«• MI ! «H l• ■iB m i ■ lip • fl I! [4 1 ‘ Jf .'Ut •if'difHE ■ tv J * y W i! •t; L n ail a ift-f l > y li M ■m T 'T i F f f n a a .VÎÎB! Affli � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1909 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 20, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 20, 1909. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 20, 1909; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/00cdabc021cbc8a26a0432b323b53f67.pdf 32d4445a78d02f1039f81ddc5a00d93a PDF Text Text *12? *. iffKrjçPV ’-T■-T.¿V'** T,»»-. - r : ■•* • ”• • *• . vW -i. t- r :» .. n >, - . . ■n T V • ■?— • , RR-V MARKETING SANFORD CELERY ARLY IN 1901 The Sanford Celery Grower’s'Association was ~ formed and the growers of Sanford signed an agreement to nwgHg^ii sell their celery at Sanford, or failing to do so to turn it over to a committee of five of their number to market. A t the end of two seasons it was found that the crop of celery was being sold at San­ ford and there was no further use for the Celery Growers’ Associa­ tion to hold meetings. The salés "were effected through buying brokers representing, celery dealers and local brokers acting as selling agents for growers; all uniting in a home market at F. 0. B. prices By this method . . . • JY v S S sv zR . - . - C r o is e ' Sanford C elery Has Found Ready Buyers Through a W id e and Annually Increasing T errito ry at S atisfactory Prices This business has been done principally by local men, such as Chase & Co., J. E. Pace, Cameron & Whitner, C. C. Woodruff, G. R. Calhoun, and W. C. Post, wher live at Sanford, and whose books are always subject to inspection and easy of access. These gentlem ei^it is easy to say, have handled and do handle eighty to ninety per cent of the whole output • . These conditions are highly satisfactory, and the undersigned see no reason to change them: because, under this plan any grower could sell his crop to or through any buyer or broker, and any individual or firm could become buyers or brokers of Sanford celery at Sanford. Last season an effort was made by Crutchfield & Woolfolk of Pittsburg to destroy This Highly S atisfactory Hom e M arket by organizing the so-called Sanford Celery Union with them as sole selling agents. They at once advertised to the world, in effect. If you w ant Sfmford Celery write or telegraph Pittsburg, Pa. Their next move was To try t.o change t he^Standard Celery Crate; the purpose of which seems to be to deceive the .buyer into thinking he waB^getting more celery, while the otherwise iiinocenlrgrowefwas well aware th a t the crates hold the same. When this specious claim was exploded this- firm ,. CrntchfieJ,d . &^WppliolkLJby aj?age advertisement in The Sanford Herald, and circular letter, claim their ability To sell our celery at twenty-five t O f t y ’cents n crate higher than competitors, and go so far as to say they could nqt fill orders last week at. $2.25 per crate; when, in a publ ic meeting, their agent admitted that their only sale at that price was to themselves. The trade, as well-as the growers know that no market in merica woujd justify a $2.25 f. o. b. price last week; and any of the above named brokers could and would have filled those orders in E IT H E R T H E E IG H T -IN C H OR T E N -IN C H C R A TE , and left Crutchfield & Woolfolk a handsome profit. This firm had the business of the next to the largest and one of the best growers last season and lost it Why? We have no wish for a controversy with either the Sanford Union or Crutchfield & Woolfolk. and are working to preserve what we h a v e -a home market at Sanford-open alike to buyers and sellers, and ns far as we know, free from even the suspicion of graft or trickery. We regret the introduction of questionable methods. — W . C. Post----L. A. Brumley A. B. Camoron W . W . M iller John H. Castle Joe Cameron W m .-G . Aldridge C. H. Campbell W . R. Pell Benjamin Fish D. R. Brissan J . N. W hitner ;*?*••• R. H. W hit nor C. F. W illiam s J . E. Pace B. W . Herndon H . H . Chappell W . D. Holden y ■•* l A. R. Chappell A. T. Rossetter T. I. Hawkins W . J. Hill A. McDonald J: Wv H unter R. Muse C. B. M ille r J . w . M ille r Rex Packard r* •?„. ;L\/E P A C E S -PART l-PAGES I TO 8 M arch. 20. (sog tHC SANFORD HERALD ’ .J. ".TT* ' • ■ • ______ j — 11 lì 1 IN SANFORD—Ufe 32 tw SANrORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. MARCH 26 . 1909 KEWS Of THE WORLD Ing miUt from diseased cows. Two of the children died nnd the other two nnd the father nnd mother are critically ill. f Items of Interest Gleaned From 7 — various Sources Edward Pnyson Weston, the well-known pedestrian, celebrated Ills 7lst birthday by starting on a wnlk front Niiw York to San Francisco. . ■BAPPCNINGS Wont, Living u I —^p DIRING THC WEEK F irst Yenr TFST----UCELFRV *'n9*U9t “onröpiited » modem up-to-date L L , n 1 PRATF^ I LO residence nn 30-nerO Irocl. nnd proposes residence nn Contention at Hanford About The Various Sizes to make n park of these 30. although it is very valuable for cultivation. VOICE Of THE PEOPLE t e l l e r s and C om m unications on “iiowj. e. pace has pkosperkd ~ J. E. Pace is another lucky man oncciVarious Timely Topics. cry. He bought’considerable of his land M. M. Atkinson nnd S. F. P am m have COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE been appointed receivers for the Atlanta, H IE GHOWCRS MAKE BIO M 0 N E v | l“ S ^ t ^ , r 37 p e ^ Birmingham nnd Atlantic railroad. Mr. Pace has his own home residence on MnJ. Curtis F. Burnham, assistant secre­ Ikre U« Readers Will Find a Brier is , « | 30 ncres. It is known ns the Homestead In This D epartm ent will bc Found the Views. Opinions and Comment tary of the treasury under President Grant. Shown Thut .1 ra d ic a lly The Sam e where he has lived since lie was married. . Historical Sprint Flowing " o f P rac tic al W riters. died in Richmond. Ky„ March 19. aged 99 Amount Can bn Put In The 8-Inch It is surrounded with palms, orange trees For Hurried Readers years. IV* I'1*I«» cormiimdi-nce on livr topic* from nil C rate As In The 10-Inch C rate N>»d other tropica! foliage on the hank of An express train, running ''w ild” n t 20 t -0un,y- nU<i nr" ‘ Hem» of lnlcrc»l. Ilrcvity will Insure ptotnf.l puhllrnlian A rtklrj I the bay. ’ As an Fire on the 19 th inst. destroyed the union nilei an hour, crashed into the Montreal Sanford.INew FI.. York Mn,Produce in tNew«| . . un evidence evtuence of or whnt wlinl itit isis nr tailor will t " S P ’ ’ Mnr‘ I? — There has been worth, not long ago a stranger asked Mr ii.n. 2 in ° !hpi v,'-*»1 " iL «i^nyraou» canmmnka¿tnad station lost week, killing four por- depot at Louisville. Ky. Loss about four much rnmentlon here between the growPace witaV be would take F„r the horn,' ani, Injuring twenty or thirty others nnd hundred thousand dollar*. The Illinois ir; r . K , r . . " « • Central bullt'tho de|>ot in 1800. Crossed i r* over the size of crate wjilch Is used for place. He said it w a. not for sale but ns doling $100,000 dam age to property. celery. At prose,11 there are three sizes n Joke mentioned $100.000. Three weeks Keep th e F ountains , Beesae'the contents did not conform to electric wires were the cause of the lire. To lho IV.Ii(<>r of The Herald: A B L e n , d 12x18,2-«: later George Gould’s yacht atwhored in A three-year-old sonof J*.H. Ilutchiitam the requirements of the pure food law, .. ." , ‘ ,,neetln^ of lh® Si,,,for‘1 Celwy !'«>’ nliT the stranger who hail asked I wish to protest most emphatically to U.0OO bottles of catsup were dum ped’lnto of Adpl, Gn.. was killed Inst week by shoot­ the removal of the fountains nn First S 6hi,;s ,hrou* ih MrVa^ »'<’ price of his land, called ngnin Ing himself with n pistol which lie hnd in f Nsrrsginsctt Bny Inst week, street. These fountains are an attrncI(lx2(x ern, T ’ • . the U u . e office and said he was ready to j . Father J. H. Cnrroll of the Holy Trinity some m anner gotten from a trunk, during tion. The one nt the Intersection of Park h S u ! ' 1 1 ' «rade a . ,„ke the land a , the price named nnd h Gstbolic church at Waterford, Conn., Inst the absence of older members of the fnm- » * in,« * rrn,t‘ w ant«! the papers made out. Mr. Pace avenue wus put there hy the citizens ily from the room. vorl Hopped a moving picture show Hint about 400 cubic Inches, inside measure- L aid that he would take the stranger to headed hy Win T. Deane. I only(,w ish »iibelng hrln in~thc-basem ent of the -—Frotn tlte accidental use-of -nrsenic for m enC m ore than-what-aauaJuwwn^uuiho the liouso mid that iidic-cuuld ptcMJudo •here were iiioreTountnins. They can anil dnrrh. because he did not consider the pepper, by n colored cook, (lie entire fam ­ g# ,Uaimi,y: ,>f t!roW- Mr8- Pnce ‘'*’«1 1« could have should he kept clean. They cannot and ily o i Robert Cotton of Wnyben, Miss., ifcturrs suitable for .church exhibition. b i. U -1 « T CC • USC ,h°. 8 inCh' t,,e «'>cy reached the house do not obstruct traffic. The street Is wide By s recent decision of the United States were poisoned, b y t escaped dcnjli hy im- la this size 3(n 8 dozen are packet!. It Mrs. Pace refused positively to sign say- enough for the street Vnilwny and the w“ “ bc f,,r I’referable for all growers to lag .h e would not sell the homestead at regular use of the street. If only for u | court of appeals, Copt. Oberlln M. Carter m edintc adm inistration of antidotes. use the sam e size crate, ns the tenriem-y I any price. ' ' • sentim ent tlff-y should remain, “lin g o all r ; fates his case against the Government, There arc similar instances which show ilizeiis who feel ns I do to sign the peti­ tklch practically leaves him n poor man REGARDING SANEORD DRAINAGE at all ahipplng polms is for a uniform standard package. There arc 4,800 cubic that any man with n little money and tion to the City CoiindF (hat will he sent The Metropolitan street railway of New iil u.8 in the 10 indj, and 4,320 in the 8 parslslanoe come to Snnfonl and get rich around this week. .Suva-Uiafoutilainii___ L Commute« Reports Favorobly on the ’oddly Is tu be sold at aucilonMtme 1st, inch. The 10 inch Is shorter and it is in 8 shoq time. It costs about $100 iht • Petition Gt:o. II. F iiänalu. to satisfy a mortgage of $14.000,000. The work of the drniitngr commission claimed by a „umber of the growers ti.at acre to prepare the land for celery. This Wells college, Ithaca, N. Y., has been The C rple A gitation nnd the plans and specifications have just as much celery can he packed in the includes tiling and driving u well for irri- . dued a week ahead or time, owing to nn It’nppears from the article published in 8 Inch crate hs in the 10. gallon. No land can he cultivated witlibeen reported upondiy the committee n|>epidemic of tonsil[tis. Tln-Sanfnrrf HnrnîitUTiiîèT One night inst week the co.Ucnding.Luu« irrigating fadlitira:---------date of March lK)inied to exninine siime. and bids for fractions over the size of the crate came 29th. 1909, and signed by a manlier of —Race Hettir Green's dntiRljter'm nrricd. the work itnve been offered. that wealthy woman has invited two shop growers, that the crate question has re­ The.following rc|x>^t was banded in to together nnd in the presence of n large CITY COUNCIL MELTS girls to share her apartm ents with her. solved Itself into a controversy* between the county commissioners at their Inst number of those interested, a four di^en the growers. This, at least. Ls the lmitnadff Gomez: ir tfita rie s tte rx rM a m eeting:--------------------------------------------- 8 inch Ui)le. taken nt random from ««load, M a tte rs R elating to s t r m p a \ln l was placed on a counter nnd beside it nil .pressinn one receives U|k>n reading the ails. Philippines Islands, has been Impris­ Orlando, Flu.. March 24, 1909 W ere S ettled article. empty 10 inch crate. A disinterested oned for inciting a strike. To the Board of County Commissioners of City- Council met last Monday night packer was asked to^ repack the celery In behalf of the members of the Sanford Orange County. Florida: Two new cotton mills n rr to be erected with Chairman Stevens, and- Aldermen from the.8 inch to (he 10 inch. When lie Celery Union, we wish to correct this im­ Your committee to whom was referred it LsGrange, Go., nt n cost of $8 5 0 ,0 0 0 I brasher. Hand, Calhoun and Puleslon completed the job there remained three pression so that it will he thoroughly un­ the Sanford draiit and ditch fictitioti beg present. While (ilaying on. a balancing boulder nt stalks which could nut be gotten in the 10 derstood hy all interested that our meinVery little real business was transacted Mdlmwn N. Yr.Wm. Oox.nged 14 years, leave U iiep u a thui ilicy have mad» » inch crate. The smile celery was taken Imtk are not dis|iosed toengngr inriiisanrt w*s killed one day Inst week by the ruck cursory exam inatiyn of the same and do out of the ten inch, repacked into the 8 as (lie meeting was a *|ieciol call to ar­ of practice, but were drawn into the con­ recommend that the Houril of County range for street paving. toppling over nnd crushing him. troversy against their wishes. In fact, a inch and there was one stalk left out. This Commissioners advertise for bids for the Thwordinnticc establishing a bench mark la the trial of D. B. nnd Robin Cooj»er proved the contents of the em u's to be number of gentlemen, whose names appear work according to the plans and specifi­ and fixing the grade lines for First streel at the foot of the article in question, have tad ex-sheriff Sharpe for tho murder of about equal. It was explained that when wns placed upon the first reading unit re­ cations nnd estim ates on lile in the 1informed us that they did not intend, hy an 8 inch crate was regularly (lacked, the jx-senstor Cannock of Tennessee, the jury ferred to the ordinance committee examich rk 's Uflicv. and tliue the bids be re­ signing tfie article tocrente any ill-feeling' ¡hi in o verdict of murder In the sec ends rosted on two boards. leaving the oaioiu The report of the committee will ceived up (o the night of Monday. May among the growers of this sett ion. nor to under slats so that they give und when cod degree against the Coopers and not he made at the next meeting 3, 1909, said bids to be sealed, and that reflect in any manner u(>oii the integrity guiliy against Sharp«. Motion for (i new full and nailed the crate bulges consider­ The m atter of removing IIn- fountains they do further recommend that in said of members of tin-Union or its sales agents, able. So far no move lias been made for trisl was made, pending which tho CoopWas referred to thv street committee. notice should be incor|>ornted that the Crutchfield fi. Woolfolk., We were unable all the growers to use the same crute. It -trtwer admitted to b n IM n the stun of Hill of B. M. Robinson, clerk of court, to call (H-rsonally u|mn all of these gentle­ County of Orange reserves the right to was claimed that buyers would pay 25c tvtnly-five thousand dollars. for making affidavits on tax lien notices reject any and all bids, and that it docs men. however, ten of their number have ~Krs7Morse, w lfe'of ex-m illionaire CHasT not assum e or become liable for any ex- more fur the 10 iiich crate than the U inch. wns ordered paid. stilled that ifieysighri! same in thcbclief W. Morse of New York, h a s disposed of Itenses or expenditures in and about the Those who favored the 8 inch crate dis Several other m atters of interest were that it was simply and only a signification (lilted this. w»rly all her |>crsonnl iwoperty, including making of said ditch, ditches or drains discussed and council then adjourned lo of their preference for the eight in d u rate Last fall when the queston of the size •.«rJewels, to pay her husband's debts. other than for nny such sum as it may he of crates was under consideration. Chase meet the first Monday in ’April. —nothing more; nothing less. We do not . The Arbjickle Wrecking Co. have sbe- able to raise by assessm ent upon the intend to convey the impression, hy this, & Co. of this place wrote CO receivers of p|ended in suving the steam ship Mnssa- pro|KTty to be benefited by 6aid drain. W ill HULL D M W 1101LI that the other gentlemen who signed the celery ill the various markets, asking which dsttett* which ran bn the rocks ut MnrRespectfully submitted. article did intend to question the integrity of the three sizes was preferable. There thsi Vineyard.’^Compressednir wrs used Ten S to ry S tru c tu re to be E rected in and business methods of the Union and M. 0. Overstreet, were 20 replies, as follows: 14 for the 8 1° noat the vessel. Jacksonville J. I). Ilcucs. its agents, but rattier believe that they, too. inch; seven for Gm 12; live for the 10. As J. B. Pound, president of the Hotel P at­ misunderstood the article in its entirety. Rre wa* discovered in the hold of the rule the New York received preferred the P u rc h a se d G rocery and Bakery ten, Chattanooga, formerly owner of the j J ” **ne Meamship H avana on her north­ While discussing the article, we take D. J. Monroe has purchased the interest the 12 Inch crate, as (hat is the crate used Chattanooga Daily News, in connection ; w*™! voyuge last week, but was extinthis means of m aking other eorrectipns, i. in the Manatee section and iv just half with J. A. Newcomb, a well-known hotel e.. that the Sanford Celery Union (mbl “*»ned before utty great dam age wos of C. W .'Tnte in the bakery and grocery the size of the crate used in California. business in the Clark building nnd will woe. man of Macon, Gn., have dosed a deal lislifd the article which appeared in The -. IIANNCK CELERY SIIIITINO WEEK conduct the same under the name of ,,A Siberian band of robbers has been a n ­ D. J. Monroe. As stilted last week (his will be one of whereby Jacksonville will have a ten-story, Sanford Herald's issue uf Murcli 13th, not .„ strictly modern nnd up-to-date hotel, ab­ Crutdilield & Woolfolk; that the Sanford g l e d by Hussion soldiers. Mr. Monroe will make ninny improve (he homier weeks for celery shipping. It solutely fireproof, and costing upward of Celery Union ndoptt-d the ten-inch crute At s recent election In. Denmark quite m ents in the store nnd when finished will is believed there will he 100 cars of lettuce $1.000 .000 . as its standard, not Crutchfield & Woolfolk, » somber pf women were chosen to fill have a first class bakery und grocery. and celery, nearly all being celery. The hotel will Ik: ready for business on this crate being introduced into this sec­ One instance was given Inst week of »Portunt public offices. « The wagon will canvass the city every the great profits made from celery ill this the first of January next. It is to lie on tion. as most growers probably know, hy dhy for orders and same will he delivered The tax collector's office in Pazayas, Porlocality, Tlte manner in which growers the corner of Hogan and Forsytli streets. G. R. Calhoun and M. O. Overstreet,of the ?*“ • was socked and burned lust week promptly. Everything in the grocery nnd Overstreet Crute Company, Lockhart. Florhave accumulated wealtli on celery grow-, the lax-ridden populace. ‘ bnked goods line can be purchased ut this P u rch ased Fine Old Home idu. as may he recalled hy the readers of ing is almost beyond belief unless the Hnvingfi thorough knowledge 11. T. Avant (his week purchased tilt the Sanford Chronicle, which journal ^ r ^ g i a u steamship Mascot from ui pnma *n<Mr. Monroe proj*oses to ttglTIT.i an m<e Off.~tîrT.*‘Wlilirier 11. F.*‘Wlilltirr (ifui mi riltvrr !«ike. Iished a tiebnie helVM-én Messrs, ti. K.l'ul(lineec nn 2 ”” *® ,0 Sunderland collided with the ments. The prosperity of the celery grow­ keep a first cluss establishm ent und so­ long known ng "Emernldn.’’ This is ont houn and II. II. Cliniqiell, on this very I •» *n 6,I'P Murgretha from Iquique for er has spread nnd many a.re taking up V. wc«h. sinking the ship nnd licits the patronage of the people of land, paying iis high as $150 un «ere In of the most beautiful and picturesque old question, something over a year ago. southern homes in this section and Hie _1 11« drowning of twenty of the Sanford. In behalf of our wiles agents. Crutchthe rough , _____________ _____ fcuuiJx of All. a«ul Mrs. A vant me. coil, *’ Oaby McL'wun The land, when pr<i|>erT71preparc3r will gratulating them upon their purchnse. tiehMI*~W«*»4f<4VT w««~w4teh—olwe-tw--sfntt*tliat since the much discussed $2.25 The following item from the New Or­ pioducc.a crop of lettuce and then a crop It WM prevent headadie Silver Lake Is rapidly becoming famous f. o. I). sale was made they hnv^ consum­ ■ |. ,en ®xl‘erienced bythetravelingpub- leans Times-Democrat will prove interest­ uf celery without any injury to the land. as a resident section for Sanford’s subur­ m ated oilier such sales, which disproves t w»* r° Ud9’ ,he Pennsylvania railroad ing to the |H*ople of' Sanford. Mrs. Thus fnr tills season the lettuce shipped banites mid is one of the most healthy the statem ents contained in the article in K~ fuEnlsh all Pulhnan car passen* McEwan wus formerly Miss Dunn of this has averaged $1.30io 1.40. Lettuce pro­ »(nits in all Florida. Mr. Avant expects question. In this connection Igj_it Jjeffe tea and cofTee, as often ns they city: duces 400(«t900 baskets per acre. to tnuke many improvements 1n Ids new - « while traveling on their trains. “ Dr. and Mrs. John McEwan of Orlando, There is one grower here who. nine possession und with tlio-iinu surroundings come thoroughly understood that Crutch­ field & Woolfolk have contracted with the t . “re in»lructed to answer all calls Fla., are the proud parents of a son Uirn years ago, worked fur $40 u month, lie will hnve a fine home. Sanford Celery Union to nturkel its celery [ charge. in New Orleans on March Gtli. Mrs. Mc­ hnd accumulated a little money and four crop exclusively, and do not buy up stock T om ato Cun Fire B rigade b i i ! l a“ ay,n‘t ^orty dollars to the ton. Ewan is a cousin of Judge Monroe of the years ago purchased 15 acres, part of from outsiders with which to fill orders. Sanford is in no dungcr from a fire ns oeen found in a vein of gravel at Louisiana Supreme Court and lias many which lie put in celery. -Since then lie lius For this reason they were unable to su|>frien d sin , the city who are offering con­ sold enough to linvc $15,000 in the hank loughs the “Tomato Can Fire Brigade" is Y Cn,ve. near Massillon. Ohio. ply cr\rs to apply on orders from various gratulations. The baby will be called and still owns his lund—valued at $250 oh duty. The other duy they saved the •nAmburg-. big circus is giving six parts of the country for 25 cars at $2 to John A dair after his m aternal great, an. acre. building of the Gulf Oil Co. und by their , $2.25 f. o. b. mentioned in their telegram nitlm ro-DCC* ***** wee*1 Atlanta, tlte great grandfather, Gov. John Adair, the 11. 11. Chappie is one of lh c ; extensive excellent service had the fire extinguish­ ••¿th* [í0CeCd, oi whlcl, wiB be donated distinguished Kentucky soldier and states­ rowel’s here. Ten £ e n ^ jy l< ^ e was. Ul*< ed befure the FUe .LVpj;rtiunu airivciL of March 10th, which was published in ^r.iEdnim*Reli«FAs 9oci«ion --of- Umt telegraph operatbr ut the station. By dint The members of the brigade ure Noah The neralifu n d e? ’d ate of Murefi 13.70037 m an." '-it. The Sanford Celery Union is growing’ of saving he got money enough togcUier Fry, Wesley Fry, Chat; Murrell. Ollle Sensational Prices , steadily in favor with the growers and it one °* lbe ^r,t and oldest Sweet and Green Smith. to buy 206 acres at $1.25 per acre. He Watch The Herald next, week for the is generally adm itted that our advent " ft F I en*,neer» In Georgia, died at Rutregular page advertisem ent of- the S an­ told the writer tiiat the year he secured here has been a blessing to the industry. C atholic Church Services L fir«!*1 88 ycori- He ran ford Grocery Co. They will quote you le fo the laud he tried to borrow $200 cordially Invite all growers tu unite Passover Sunday. Suuduy school, U u. We train between Augusta and Atwith us in our effort to rescue the celery it. ^ut fulled to find anyone who would prices on different lines of line groceries industry (a s was the case of the Califor­ •W M U p'the* money. Mr. "Chappie nowm. Muss and sennaa. IG.a. m. th at will take e w a r T a n r breath.—Don’t - Monday. 29th. . toMnietion-forehthJreii, nia growers) by placing it in the hands of ^ * d * r Baxter and family, consistihgof purchase until you see their ad and then ha4 50 acres of this land under cultiva* the (troduccrs where it absolutely belongs. 3 p. in. Way of the Cross, 4:30 p. m. SANfOKD CctEXr UNION. v,‘ e and four diiklren, were poi* be the first one a t their store on Friday. tion. sold half of it and purchased 70 ucres By K. R. Murrell, Pres’t. The H exalu’s ‘phone Is No. 148 week, at Ghent, Ohio, by drink* An extra force of clerks will wait on you. more. He is worth to-day \ $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 and ■X•- . 4 1 CÌM 3 ■ ]x & i »lid , « I al ' ' M, MI ! «H l• ■ iB m i ■ lip •fl I! [4 1 ‘Jf .'Ut •■ if'difHE t v J * yWi! •;t aL li f>t -fy il M n ai l ■ m T 'T i F f f n a a .VÎÎB! Affli �— --------------------- CURBSTONE CLEANINGS A Budget of Opinion “ Just Be tween You and Me" EVEN THE CATE POST NOT IN I "A Chlel Is Amon* Ye Taking Notes end Faith, He’ll Prent ’Em“— So Says Saunterer. tension could be done nrtich T e tte r , than in a few months when the rnlny season is on and ilio lasts wfii be higher. This is a vital question that concerns the health of the city, and before any more seww* HT8 cCliiLructed ori ìtre é t» ' where only a few people reside, the question of extending the m ains should be taken up and'flnished. 4 That suggestion about Sanford’s great : ---------- BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION GARNER Fourth of July celebration has met with the ^approval of the people and in a few days steps will be taken to form commit­ tees and sta rt the bail rolling for one of A newipaper U not sltndethcr pulIUliM to tell the grandest alTaira th at has ever been the people what they would like to know, but haa to five much of III «pace to telllnl them what they held In honor of this great natal day. •mikt to know.—Greely. I really think that "my friend F. P. Fors­ 5y#W«f ConwpM^mw to TK* tltrald, ter as the high chief booster of San­ 4 Lent drnweth on towards llto end nntl ford should take a hand In this celebra­ the day of escape, the longed for Easter tion. He originated the idea and while S u n d ay Is sclieduled to arrive In twenty' he is up to his ears in work nnd could one days from to-morrow. Sackcloth and give but little of hiB tim e to the outside ashes will be (nit upon the top shelf and work would be a good one to put at the out from under the penitential cloud the head of the finance committee. fair ones will emerge, arrayed in fine This celebration will do more for San­ linen and silken gowns nnd one of those picturesque nondescripts—an Easter hat. ford than any one Idea that has ever been advanced fpr the advertisem ent of our resources, nnd already the neighbor­ 4 Lent is about over I Easter will dawn ing citiesha"Ve expressed their willingness Sabbath April Uth. and m ay the joys of to aid In The work. A man should be the glorious day gladden the hearts of all appointed nt once to take entire charge the peoplel of the niTnlr and give it much of hls time Let meditation give way to mirth, andti.qtwL,nttantioiu- .We-do not wont a half ihrshackleyravhlchrtnnar“ bound tliif hearted rctuxuuc.fr0ia.tbe citizens but a " unwilling-feet of society people for forty long pull and a pull together. days past be burst asunder I • • . • Let the big Addle be scraped again and Arrival and Departure of Malls mark the time Tor the quadrille, and 4 Sanford Lad—Can you make bread, Effective November Fifteenth. *“ " — ------------_ ..... -When tho-prompter says: “Honors to your Miss UtiiimrlnnT Arrive From Enterprise Lass—Yes, Mr. Cultus; now | North.... .. . 7 00 s. m., 2 OS p. m.. S 40 p. m. partners," do ns he bids you. South.......................... 7 00 ». m„ 2 35 p. m. can you make money f Tempe only................................. It 35 a. m. TUutville breach.......... 0 00 e. rn.. S 40 p. m. They will be wed in June. 4 I have said before in these columns, Oviedo branch.................... ....... 10 30 e. m. • • • Trilby branch................? 00 a. ra., 1 10 p. m. and It will bear repeating, that Sanford Taverra branch............................. 1 52 p. m. 4 Several of my fsiends' arc bewailing can turn out the sweetest girls and the Leave For * North......... .i..-..2 52 p. m.| 9 00 p. m. handsomest women of any city in the the fact of the fountains’ disappearance South.........I 85 p. m , 8 30 p. m..1II 00 p. m. _WJiQle.aiiwlry» and they were o u t-in nil "TtrtUVTTTBTirinch. .. ...,B 00 a. m!, 2 25 p. m. Oviedo branch.... ..................... 2 30 p. rn. would rather have the fountains than the their glory InBt Saturday, I claim to be Trilby branch......... .,..1 43 p. m.. II 00 p. in. Tavares branch........... 6 40 a. ra.. 2 25 p. iff”. street railway. Nonsense, gentlemen! Judge and know whereof I speak. tlraneh trains daily except Sundayr others dally, Would you let the m atter of a fountain ’ ■*------- s A dally express pouch received (rum Tampa at It 55 a. m. Crus. F. ItasaiNS, Postmaster. 4 Whnt a beautiful appearance the stand in the way of Improvement when H. C. lUssms, Ait t l’usUnasLcr. streets of Sanford present, the grass the fountains can be placed In positions nnd trees all putting on their spring suits thnt would be much more prominent nnd of vivid green. I hope thnt more of our give us n broad avenue without a break public-spirited citizens will plant grass for street paving and railways? The I D o You and shade trees around their premises, fountains can be placed .. nil- Commercial nnd tints mnko "Lucky Sanford" u more street, one a t the depot where everyone "Pretty Sanford." Nnture tins been ho alighting from the traln.can.see it. and Both of kind to our city that we should nsslst the one near tho Sanford House. these places would make the fountains • good old dame in every way nnd Sanford will soon be the best kept and cleanest more attractive to tourists, and (lie foun­ tains would never interfere with traffic city in the South. in any way. Let them be placed on | • a • 4 When u woman is in grent grief site Commercial‘street by nil means. W a n t Good, W holesom e — “ ROBERTS® & Should Receive More encouragement : From Merchants __ In looking over the books of the Sanford Building A Loan Association this week steady increase in cash is noted each month. The monthly Income is now rap ­ idly approaching $1000 and should soon reach $1200. The Association now has loons for about $7000 for new buildings and no funds to meet them at present As every house erected in Sanford m eans more trade to each business m an in the city, it soems-rather strange thnt more of the merchants do not take stock in the Association and subscribe at once for tiie same bo th at the receipts of the Associa tion could be swelled and more houses erected. Not only does the erection of buildings mean more money for the m erchants but it means more new dwellings nnd !n Greater Sanford. It is to be hoped thnt the merchants will see (he snlient points in the investm ent—an investment that will net them 8 per cent upon their money nt once and will yield far.more indirect ly. The Sfftiford Loan & Building Asso­ ciation Is n home institution, composed of Sanford people and should certainly receive more consideration than tho wild cat mining schemes and inflated stocks of some foreign investments that will never give the subscribers nny returns whatever and will only direct Sanford money Into foreign chnnnels. ---- Successors to N. H. GARNER H A Y A N D D R A IN High Grade Preserves, Jellies, Jains j A Complete Line of F re sh W c s w n Meat* p A Complete Line of Cigars and Tobacco AGENCY FOR PLOWS HIGH GRADE CANDIES aw ROYAL SCARLET BRAND OF CANNED GOODS™ W H IT E F R O f l T GROCERY Come and Sfe#Us, or ’Phone 39 W H Y NOT U 8 E P a iNOW, n t eAND r SAVE F e rMONEY? t i lizer It has M iow n.^je-i^uU S'fof the Money invested than a iif lf c ? * It will pay you to examine the Celery Fields where P a i n t e r ’ s S a n f o r d C e le r y Special is used. Our representative, C. M. BRADWATER. is |n Sanford every woek. See him or write to him a t Orlando or THE E. O, P A IN T E R FERTILIZER CO. J A C K S O N V IL L E , FL O R ID A W rit* for Booklet. Kissimmee Celery Lands e . .. ^ • t . , . F low ing W ells Rich Land Celery now* being marketed. S e llin g Cheap — for good prices. BREAD COME AND SEE produces n flood of tears—a m an drowns ____ Tiie luke front still blots the landscape his sorrow In nun if it doesn’t swiin-outO’Grady nnd perch itself on an island of with a bunch of old hulks and broken The kind that Mother sewer pipes. How long will the author­ desolation in his ocean of sorrow. ities permit this stnle of affairs to exist? | • a • used to make? Apropo of Eastertide 4 Oft the varied pronunciation of words 4-1 hate to be kicking against the small In the English langunga creates a ludic­ boy, for at their tender ngc tin: parents The Kind That Looks X rous stato of affairs. I have. |n mind an ought to take a hand in his education Like Bread, incident wldcli occurred ntn church Easter and use the parental slipper oftener.* but - ——— ---* Tastes Like service. The choir was singing it new in regard to tiie throwing of trash in the Bread, and is Bread? arrangement of the beautiful anthem park fountain 1 am getting very sore. "Coaald u rth e -Lillies:“ The pureT sweet This fountnin is a diamond setting in an | voice of tiie soprano rose'clearly und dis­ emerald brooch and assists in making a The Finest Line of Pas­ tinctly on the solo: beautiful gem in the midst of Sanford's tries in the City ' They lol-ol-oil not. palatial residences. Time and again They loll not The-ey lol-oi' not, Street Commissioner Cowan has cleaned Nyyy-lher do they spin. out this fountain only to have it filled up Sites paused (for air refreshment a la again by the small boys of this neighbor­ fun) and the tenor took tip tiie attain: Pico Block Low PriceB. Easy Payments. Our Wagon Will Stop At hood. They are‘too small to be sent to Nee-ee-ee-lher do they spin. They tol-ol-ol-oll not. * Jail and tho offense is rather trivial, but .Your Door Every Day They toll not. it costs the city money every month to They toll not. Nee-ee-re-lher do they spin. make amends for these children’s misde­ Complete Line of Groceries < The tenor closed nnd shoved n smile at meanors. Better use the slipper! the audience that would have turned n • a • corpse inside out, and thinking he had uinde n lilt, gave way to tho basso, a sol­ 4 Tiie Sanford Band certainly deserves praise from every citizen of Sanford for emn red-hended young Irishman with somewhat worldly looking eye. who Itnag- their excellent concerts given every Sun­ Sto v es , C r o c k e r y and G l a s s w a r e incd.the church's only success due to his day afternoon, in the [Mirk. Thnt these (Caterer to the Public) propensity. Tills so-called basso with a concerts are appreciated to thp fullest voice like a snare drum broke the monot­ extent is evidenced by the large crowds Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, White and New Home Sewing that are always in attendance, and the ony with: many encomiums bestowed upon the Machines, Edison Phonographs and R e c o rd s , Wholesale • Nay-ty-ay-ther do they spin. They-toi-ol-ol-oll not. band and the able director, Mr. Maxwell. Fatih and they toil not. Dealers In Gasolene and K e ro s e n e They toil not, A good band is a great aid to any city, Noy-ny-ay-ay-they do they spin. nnd it is a poor place thnt cannot sup. Then the voicesnf th« rhn|r r((}( port a good band. Sanford is fortunate by a derrick nnd distributed \o the audi­ indeed in having such a body of skilled The Popular Price and • ence like n dose from a bird-gun. in musicians, and among their many friends semi-chorus of debility: and admirers none is more ardent than Ny-y-Jher ■y-Hier » Ire o 1r A — ----------Neei X ee — ee- ihr r__-Ijlothay }l . . »*4«----- - ---------------- ——-------- =Tm : S aUntui U d —-----------rayF-sy-'éy-Ther "I They uU—ol-oi-oll not. Special Rates by the Week First Cloil Special Tables keservni Fur They toll qoL List o f Unclaimed Lettera They toU not. Remaining ip tiie Sanford Postoflice nt Ny-y-y-llier -i , Nee-. e-tber >do they »pin. close of wee :ck ending Mardi 23, 1009 : Nay-ay-ay-tberr J L adles At this stage of ugony a bootblack fell Douila*. Ur*. Pauline K iln. Lósenla (Corner Palm etto and First Sts.) Mr». JulUmi U. Mr». H. M. from the gallery and Uto choir resumed jOibton, aneli. Miai May Smith. Mra. A H. While, Ml»« HatUe their scats with the expression written llnkln*. Lulur G entlem en on Uioir faces that it was time to quit Alexander, Ur. Frank Illck», Noah. when “blessings from above are showered Janjcsa, Hr. Harry John ten kina. Mr. P. J. iSSfc.** upon them," and while Uielr reputation .— . Manual Kelly. Mr. IlnnoaU DEALERS IN Illuni. Garffcld was up. CooPSi. Richard , * IBP 7 "Thunks to th n W m in g s from above.” tm tß m .K T Ramon L f f , Mr. Harrt» ^ Mr. j. H. Met wen. Mr. I. K. said the gt ay-haired, old-fashioned preach­ Cmafey, Douila»». Mr. J. K. Peienofij Mr. L- E. O a r . N. It. er, "that we are able to begin the service* Ruhsrd. - this uioxuiug-by-aiugUig -th e old familiar hymn, "Praise God from whom all bless­ í s Telephone No., 6 0 r , s s w r ings flow." ■iid eito n , Mr. lo h n William«. U r. M. H. ' • • • Persons claiming the above will pi ease I say "Advertised," and gl y "Advertised." tíñd give date of this 4 Many there are who w ant to see the list. Chas. F. H askins, P. M. sewers extended further, into the lake, Office and woik r2 14 Oak Avenue and the city council should take up the The Herald furnishes engraved visiting ’Phone 130 m atter before the summer Is upon cords a t the sam e price asked in Jackson­ Now that the lake is low the work of ek- ville and New York. J . M . W IL L S O N , J r , , Kissimmee, Fla. t t The Crippen Music Store High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones. T h e o . J . M ille r & Son J . M onroe House Furnishing Goods î Sanford Machiite i Foundry UP-TO-DATE W Repairing A ll Kinds RESTAURANT J. M. S T U M O N . Proprietor of Machinery A u to m o b ile s and Gas Engines Artesian and Deep Drilling ^ SANFORD, FLORIDA ~~ M . P. LI PE ^ .„ B est Fertilizer* . On Earth FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS, < Sanford, Fla. �— h TIIE SANFORD HERALD DREAMS Of AVARICE Xhc Title of an Article Upon Sanford Growers READS LIKE PAGE FROM ROMANCE Connecticut Paper Compiles S t a t i s t i c s Regarding P ro fits o r s a n ro rd Celery Growers year. ‘ I would not sell out for $50,000 Where could I pu t the money T I can make TH O M MACARONI DELTA more a t this than nt anything else, On seven acres of land I m ade J& Q PO clear profit a year over all rtVy living expenses Trom The Herald's Special Correspondent Tell me where a m an can do better.”— Bv Wireless Telephone Joseph Cameron. One of Snm Korpcter's hens has been "I cut"820 baskets of lettuce from one laying two eggs a day for over three weeks and one-eighth acres of innd, which I sok nnd the extra effort is said to be rapidly for $1,860, net. I make about $1,200 nn sapping her constitution. ncre on celery. I average 115 barrels of Jem im a H ostettcr got n letter from h er white potatoes to the acre. If I get le u Uncle Bill In ‘Arizona yesterday. U nde Ihnn 70 barrels to (ho ntffe I call my crop Bill is interested in a gold mine nnd runs n failure."—Jam es Campbell. a second-hand shoe store besides. "If m y three boys nnd I cannot mnkc Mart Buster is going to put up a two$1,000 an ncre every year we ought to atnryJiuilding niul call it the D uster-F lair give our plnce nwnyr We cam e here tw o- ' years ago from North Carolina, nnd bought Doc Reed told him if he did he'd tie flat tills place on credit. Wc have paid for it hursted sure,and Mnrt nearly bursted him ­ self laughing. Doc can tnkc the cake. nnd added some more Innd to it. I value Quite a number of farm ers have begun it at $12.000."—J . W. Miller. to parts green their potato vines. Jnke "I was one of the first men to«grow cel­ ery In Snnford. 1 have been growing it Bamberger'S oldest girl who wns bit on the every yeur, nnd I know it to lie highly heel by n potato bug Inst summer is get­ ting round on crutches and will be able profitable."—A. Robbins. "Last yeur we sold for Snnford celery to assist in digging the potatoes. growers the products of approxim ately 120 Cyrenius Hybnrgcr is working the Widacres. A fter deducting our commissions ow BflSCOmbVgnrdenbn" shares. we returned to the growers $106,028.16 Elina Pumphery, who has commenced nn average of about $884 on acre."—Sid­ keeping boarders, now serves his hoard­ ney O. Chase. ers real cow butter every Sunday. From Chase & Company's books the The B ungstnrter has anqouqffi^ lt\Jts mimhger of our com pany corroborated colyuma thnt Uncle Bill Todhnmmer wlll.| most of the figures nnd results herein giv­ be willing to accept n nomination for con­ en, and took the following additional re­ stable if urged by many friends. If Uncle turns: J. G. Hall, one-lmlf acre of celery, BUI is elected he w o n t piny any favor­ $1,004.35: J. W- Hunter, one-half ncre of ites.________________ _____ ___________ cc Itr y r $! ,D3 0 .7 0 rATMcTkmald 7fi v c*acrc8 Since Phil Sweczy run off nnd got m ar­ celery, $0,000; Rosscter& Hand, teii acres ried to Steve Gulllon's hired girl, Phil’s celery. $10,759.25, Icttuccnnd caul ¡Mower on sam e Innd about $6,000 more; Mr. dad has been much chagrined nnd thinks Hendricks, one acre of celery. $1,800.08; of changing the family mime. ThcSwcc-1 Mr. Mcich, two acres of'celcry, $2,019.70; zys arc quite stuck up as Phil's grand Miller &. Hurt, one ncrc of celery. $1.557. dud hnd nohlo blood cnrouslmt In hi Avein nnd whs once in the butchering business | nnd had money to burn. RONEY’S ' BOYS Gil Stokes went to Snnford this morn-1 ing. He m ay return tonight. The F am o u s B o y s' C oncert Com pany —H ayrurc. To A ppcor In S an fo rd | For Good Average Prices and Quick Returns Ship to JOHN V. DENTON & CO. ICOMMISSION MERCHANTS Southwest Corner Washington nml Chambers Streets \ NEW YORK CITY REFERENCES; Aetna National Bank of New York City, or any Commercial Agency and to Hundreds o f Shippers who are shipping to them regular In a n article in the Hartford. (Conn. Dally Countnt, entitled “Prearqs of Ava rice." n f e w statem ents nre published from SantorUcelery growers. These statem ents rtfur to last year’s crops principally,which '• s #• *. * P IT T S B U R G , PA. did not bring good prices, on .account of the panic that prevailed at the time. Sales Agents and Distributors BRANCHES BRANCHES While some oi the ktnlomen ta seem over SANfORD .CELERY(ONION — — drawn to the renders, the people .of tills lection can verify every one of them, ami Chicago New York Room 10, Pico Block. 'Phone 2 09 the crops this year would show a much i Cincinnati Washington better statement. Following is n list of _ Jacksonville ____S A N F O R D ,-F L A . S ü ñ fo r T ' them ns they appear In the Dully Cournnt - have made $90 ,0 00 in five years growing celery and lettuce In Snnford > ' A W H W WAAW A W W W A W W W W \ W W M W W W W W V M W A W ¡ have made money every yenr. I do not know of one absolute, cold failure among Sanford celery growers. If some men nrakc leu than they should» there Is some Rood reason for it.”—A. T. Kossetgr. “In thn.pnst three years I have m ade $30,(380 from live acres of celery land - Nine year* ago l.w a sjiJo c n m o tiv c , engi­ neer. earning $1,000 uyenr. Ig o tn lenve SHIPPERS OF‘ of absence"for six months and began growing celery on one acre of land. Be­ fore my leave of absence wns up I hnd made $1,750 from th at one ncrc. I sent word thnt they need not keepm y plnceon the railroad open tm yJanger.—In my sec­ ond year I doubled the output of my first year, and In my third year I doubled the second year. Two years, ago thu road Heat me word that tliey needed men, and said dial I hnd better return and take an en­*I The "Roney's Boys" nre unique, unri gine. Weil, they don't pay locomotive en ­ BRIEF SKETCH OF DAMROSCH gineers $10,000 n year, bo I staid on my vnled nnd unnppronchnblc nn a popular attraction. No other company appears so In te re s tin g F a c ts About th e F am o u s five-acre farm."—C. F. Williams. “I began growing celery berc nine yearn equally and so irresistibly took) and young, Conduct o r — M a rried an American-— J ago with $500. I paid $100 down p in n y for they are nothing loss than n musical SANFORD, FLORIDA (lIY MAX MORUENTHAU.) land gM used the rem aining $100 for sensation. These talented hoysviiot only In beginning my series of articles on worldng?'X|HMiseiC I would not Sell my entertain, cliarfn nUd facIpnte, hut they the Spring Musical Festival tu he given 'place now for $30,000, nor n single im- educate, stim ulate nnd Inspire the chil­ by tlio Jacksonville Choral -Society bn improved acre of it for less than $1,000. dren nnd adults everywhere by their m ar­ April 19th and 2 0 lh ,J feel it Just to com­ TOP P R IC E S FOR YOUR 1 grow mixed crops of vegetables. Some velous accom plishm ents in music, espe­ mence with W alter Dnmrosch, who is tlie * m* ' * ** of my neighbors have m ade larger crops cially vocal. The name "Roney's Boys" conductor of the New, York Symphony ORANGES, GM PEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES than 1. but 1 never did better than $1,750 lias nlwnys stood for the highest cultiva­ Orchestra, nnd who will take the place of tion of the boy's singing voice, nnd an acre on celery.'•—A.-McDonald! hik^kiUlCLjor l,lie fnallvnl-----...— 1--------- ---. ■ Whim'shipped" 'Vo'-HEWlI fr —TF’you are not -doTng .. "Lasl-yeur i «hipged «fr.OfiOcrtftrsTof ret* new t-Tnw strrfnt'rxrcifnbii “lipoTi"instru­ It is the general belief th at in order for business with tiiis House, write to them nt once. ery and 300 crules of lettuce from two m ents by little fellows, the world has ever n m usician to rank high as an artist he acres of land, 1 received $1,112.23 not known. must he nlong in years, but in this case With uhsohilely nothing in common we have a m an just in his prime nnd yet fof the crop. Hnd the crop been sold here Instead of being shipped on consignment with the trashy effusions of the vnuder- Ids nam e is known in nil (Tie music cir­ F R U IT AND PRODUCE C O M M IS S IO N MERCHANTS 10 commission men in the North. I could ville stage, tlie company stands for the cles of the world ns one of its best lend­ 10 E. C am d o n S t ., O a ltlm o re , M d . — have averaged $2.25 n crate for the enlire highest order of music, and the most lin- ers nnd musicians. crop. Some crates of celery and lettuce islied and artistic work possible to attain W alter J. Dnmrosch wns bnrft In the References; This Paper nnd Thousands of Pleased Shippers in Florida were sold, in add ition, for which no returns with talented Iniya. it has Carved out n small city of Breslau, Prussia, 1862, und were received, and are counted in these niche of its oVn. stands in a class by itself at an early age developed his love for i 1 figures This year I have cut from pne- In which there is no .second. There is no m usic.—He is the son of Df. LedpSHl j > ******* ' qunrtrr nf nn ficro $4TU worth of lettuce company like "Roney's Boys," or remotely Dnmrosch (a famous conduct inductor in his h i 1 expect to sell from the tam o quarter-acre approaching it in either America or Europe. day), nmi under the father thcr's guldunce " Henry B. Roney, the originator, trainer b.'gnn Ids musical enreer. about $000 worth o f-celery, making Enter he and m anager of the company needs no in­ studied witli Kischbietcr and Draescki, nt $1,016 for the season."—Richard Muse. *'I received $10,700 for the celery and troduction. He won ii nniionnlrepiitation Dresden. Mr. Dnmrosch cam e to America other vegetables grown on six acres of iny during the ten years—1887-1897—when with Ids fnther in 1871 nnd when his land on Celery avenue In 1908."—Mrs. H he was the organist nnd choirm aster of fnthcr opened the season of Germun Grace Episcopal church, Chicago. He was grand opera Walter Damrosch wns se­ E. Taksch. ”1 cut from one ncre of land on Celery the musical director of the National t>eace lected ns ussistnnt conductor. After his father's dentil he still held avenue in 1908. celery am ounting to ubilee, Chicago, 1898, which enlisted the 1,300 crates, which I sold in Sanford for services of sixty-three Chicago church tiic sam e position under Anton Seldl. choirs, and “artists' chorus." A FAMOUS COMPOSER $2,000:".—U. R. Brisson. The Christmas concert given by “Roney's Mr. Damrosch is also a comiwser of “1 let out eight acres on shares for a crop of celery, 1 furnished the land and team Boys" nt tlie Whitu House upon invitation note tiuving written oratorios, operas and Plans, Specifications and Estimates Furnished — anti advanced the cost of fertilizer of cx-Prcstncnt and Mrs. Roosevelt, to live songs. One opera is called "The Scarlet hundred of their invited guests, is n m at­ Letter," nnd ¡s founded on Hawthorne's and crates. The tenant furnished tlie la­ on Applications novel of that name. Another opera is bor. After taking out of the proceeds of ter of history. This famous company will he in the ‘Cyrnno." the text of which Is by W. J. tlie crop the cost af fertilizer and unites we had $8,400 between us."—J. E. Face. opera house, Thursday: evening, April 1st. Henderson (the music critic of n New "1 rut 5(18 crates of celery from one-huif Be sure to go nnd take the family, for York pnper) und Is founded on the novel •Cyrano de Bergerac," by Rostand. •ere, which sold in Sanford for $1,321.19, ‘Tlie Boys" delight botii old and young. Tickets will be on sale a t Newlun's Special rates of fare to Jacksonville for Bet. I have grown 1,000 baskets of lettuce on one acre. Last year I received $3.- drug store. Admission, 50 and 75 cents; spr Imi musical have been_mod«—by-the 113 First Street Opp. Pogtofiice 421.83 fir tlie product.'uf pup ils. 35 a nd-SOc u tis. ralironds. Tickets will be good for leo v -1 laui). -(I. H. 1-ruiriT ing Snnford on 18th nnd 19th of April C an ad a's Novel A ttra c tio n and will he good by any train arriving in I bought six ucrcs of land in February, Thousands upon thousands of people Jacksonville by m idday of the 10th. R e-1 1808, for $4,000. One and one-half acres from the Northern states availed iim m - TUrn limit April 2lst,"thus assuring every were sub-irrigated; the rest was wild land. seives of the opportunity to witness the citizen tlie pleasure of attending the —B Flteerm hcrriiiiirsoia $3,500 worth of grandest of spectacles presented a t tlie festival at lowest possible cost. telery and other vegetables from the acre winter carnival a t Montreal—a palace As the regular box office prices will I and n half. The place is now all cleared, constructed entirely of ice. This was the prevail after March 31st i t would be well bigoted mid planted to celery."—L. A. drawing feature. In the construction of if every one who intended visiting the Stanley. this palace 20,000 blocks of ice were used, Festivul m ade application for the associ­ On a piece of land 00 yards Bquarc each about 48 in d ies long, 22 incheY wide ate membership $5 to-day, as these (about six-seventh of an ncre)I have grown and 28 indibs thick, the whole am ount tickets will be withdrawn nnd increased Wluce which I sold for $1,080, net. This weighing about 4,000 tons. The paluac prices of ndmission pul in force April 1st. [ Pi«» of land wos turned over to the cclwalls have a frontage of 100 feet each **y planters in ninety days from the time ii The Herald is on sule a t T. J . Miller & way. The m ain tower is 160 feet high 'et,ucc seed was Bown in the field. aud the smaller towers 65 feet high. It Son’s store, and the City cigar store. —From seven-eighths of a n acre I have Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals architectural in design, having much the Dnwu 574 crate* of lettuce, which l sold United States of America, Southern | appearance of an English castle, and in for $1,059.15, net. I nm now cutting 1.0G8 District or Florida the sunlight is said to present n magnifltrates of celery to the ucre, for which 1 am • , getting $1.80 per crate, net. This fl^cr v ccut sight. a rtts s s s I Frank Dailing of Tlie Herald oillce has of (tie United SUlU fur the Southern District of " ¡ » • « ^ „ ■ tir n e w land, which-is consid* n t the steamboat- “ Alligator,“ her lar^e-slze'engraving-of the p a la c e , sent w a n , epperrl and, furniture. In a uf to be unsuitod to celery culture. I civil and maritime. him by Miss Rosa B. Harris, u former res­ contract ’Ann Wins u s , hr virtue of w n e u In due form of “ d four and a halfmcrea of leltucer This • / law , <0 me directed, returnable on the 22nd day ^ td i of lettuce paid for Its own cultiva- ident of Eustis. who is u daughter of Mr. March,. 1808. I have arlrnl and taken the said and Ml*. Henry Harris of -Eustis, and a steamboat "Alligator." her machinery, etc., and n. for the cultivation of three acres more Tie* tn ray cuiiody. sister of Mrs. Darling and Mrs. C. A. Dob­ have Notice la hereby given that a District Court will lettuce and for six acres of celery and be held In the United Statei Court Kuum In the bins of Sanford. t a proftr of $ 6 0 0 in cash besides. 1 city of Jacksonville on the U t day of A w ll. 1008. for the trial of »aid premise», and the owner or STRONG LINE OE CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES Vc ^ ct> farming eiglit years. I have Tlie Herald is fully equipped to print owners, arid all [ier>on* who may have or claim ®*de money every year. I .began with f n e stationery of all kinds. All tlie latest any Interest, nre hereby cited to be end appear at Tlie Latest Fall Styles in Ladies’, Gent’s and Children's Shoes. the lime and place aforesaid, to show cause, if any “ W acres. 1 now have 26 acres in cultl- type and m aterial and “the men behind they have, why a final decree should not pass as ------ » John F. Hnu Just Received •bon and am taking in more land each the type" who know how. (LtuUarekaL CRUTCHFIELD & W00LF0LK Chase & Co. Florida Fruits <>•><• Vegetables General Insurance Agents H EW IT T & CO. SNEAD & VENABLE CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Repair W o rk P rom ptly Done f C IT Y C IG A R STORE Best Line of Cigars and T o - ii baccos in th e C ity L. W O O D R U FF Sanford’s O nly E xclu sive Shoe Store ' :+*4>^4>*++4>4‘4>*4>4-4'**4>*+<t+4>4>+*+4-4>4‘+ * 4 > * 4 > 4 4 > * * + - > + * * * + * 4 > + + 4 * �rrf ...— i _ — _— ¿¿tä —jx — Wndt ■MM« tMC SANrORD HERALD THE SANFORD HÈÌIALD LINGERING IN FLORIDA’S LAP » ♦♦♦M »♦» March 26 I90(. +++♦ This winter has been a mild one In every' section of the country although Publlihrd Every Friday Morning at Sanford. Fla. several blizzards throughouh thc.Narth have m ade the thousands seek the balmy It j. Kollt, M anuln! Editor NEXT DOOR TO FORTOFFIC* ’PMORB 144 clim ate of Florida. March and April ore Sutrsorlptlon Price. $1.00 a Year In Advance the months to be dreaded by the inhab­ itants of northern d im es for during these Entered u aecond-claM mall matter August 22nd. months the disagreeable effects of thaws 1901, at the Fort office at Sanford, Florida, under Act of March 3rd. IB7». and freezes are more apparent in the M E N ’S S T R A W H A T S T A B L E LINEN Durban* AdrenUlng Company. Jack »on ville. Rep- numerous cases of lagrippe and pneu rcaentatlve. monin. 58-inch Bleached, 2 5 c e n t s From Philadelphia’s most Stylish Knowing this, 'tls strange that the win­ Office F lnt Floor In tbe Dithop Block, F lnt Street 72-inch Bleached Linen, 7 5 conts manufacturer ter visitors to Florida lulled to the dan­ Telephon« No. U S. gers of cold weather arid extreme changes Exceptional values in $ 11.00 . 0 0 "nnd $1.25 N e w e s t and L a te s t S ty lo * What a relief I Roosevelt Is ofT fo ra of the North, by the exceptionally fine Quality. Napkins to Match weather of Florida, are apt to rush back visit with his beloved Africans. 7 5 c to $ 2 .0 0 home only to And themselves In the icy M O S Q U IT O CANOPIES The Press Association meet this year tentades of old Boreas. Several who left M E N ’S F L O R E N Z A Sanford last May suffered from the sudpromises to be a most enjoyable occasion. Sand Fly Mesh, Wooden or Iron * o , nes ejen transition of plunging from balmy $ 1 .2 5 to $ 2 .0 0 - Hnlf-Hoso Those ancient landmarks, the fountains climate to suddert freezes. They have learned a lesson by experience and have will be removed from First street. Canopies to attach to Bed Spring, Steel Wiresignified their intention oT remaining In 3 5 cents a pair Listed Price, $4.50 Sanford this year until the flrst of June. Lands near Sanford are bringing $1,000 ^Three pairs for $ 1 .0 0 At tills season of the year Florida Is at O ur Price, $ 3 .5 0 per acre. Celery pays.—Tampa Tribune. her best and her citizens are putting forth renewed efforts to amuse the vis­ Tue Herald has added fifty-six new itors. It is made a gala occasion by subscribers in six days, That’s going many d tic s and In our own county Or­ some for n n ew paper.----CARDS OF THANKS lando has spent thousands of dollars to The following from the Lakeland New» hold 'be races, Chautauqua, automobile It is now Col. Stovall of the Horse Ma­ parade and water carnival. Here In San­ regarding cards of thanks Is so much to rines. Bro. Stovall has been appointed ford the visitors are enjoying themselves the point th at It deserves the thanks of „ to the Governor’s staff . for great bravery Kf the fullest extent and taking advan all newspapers: "We hove often thought we Save shown during the recent state fair and -tngc of the numerons Ane drives, the the most thankful people on eA'rlh. theValorous work done with his trenchant boating and Ashing and other am use­ Life seems to be one long Thanks­ pen. Grand Display of the latest ments. Next year our city will have a giving Dny to some of them. W e’ are forced to tills conclusion by the Bro. Howard of the Reporter-Star al­ Ane driving park, ball diamond,golfllnks, facility with which, on the slightest leges that the Herald editor formerly tennis courts and other forms of entcrprovocation, they can erupt into a cftrri-t>f-thonki>--th e news pa per -' of ~ “ nettedin_an Orlando store -box."—Qul to ta lnmcnt Ot the park nr nn the new course, paying the freight. right, brother, but Holly didn't stay In the street railway. A nice d u b house built If a m an gets run over by iT~milk by the Sanford Commercial Club will en­ box long enough to become a nest egg. wagon, or gets licked by Ills mothertertain the visitors and prove a blessing in-law, or if a lady loses her hus­ band through elopement with the Sanford's hotels are Ailed to overAow- to the stranger within our gates. A new Acet of launches will be upon the lake hired girl, or gets her "rat" singed ». < r Ing with tourists who are stopping her« while klndling-the Are with th e kero-— a few weeks on t h e i r homeward Journey. a n d - in -every way the visitors will be sene can—a card of thanks isa to n c e forthcoming, directed to all and sun­ The prospects for a large tourist crop next made to feel that Sanford is their home The Famous GEORGIETTA SAILORS in all Shapes (iiK| ^ dry who might bAYfi JiM ti-Iu dia_m -_ _ season are bright, each and every one and they will not bo InStined to leave un­ molest way connected wtlh the - eomlng to “SnnfOTd^bcing "wclP pleased til the Frost King tins censed (o' hold the event. This practice sometimes creNorth in his Icy fetters. Linger In the with the accommodations. -atee^an-em barrassing situation—for~ Children’s Hats and Baby Capfe lap of Florida! - Where upon “This terre*, the newspaper man. He wants to rial footstool can you And so muds to encourage thankfulness, and espe­ Editor Howard, of the Orlando Reportercially if people are, or hnve^been In Star, kicks on the name of the “Automo­ make life worth living T troublerhe feel!TBlini''T6~help them Not _only_ li-E lo rid a .a -P a ra d ise -ln -th c bile City." Says Orlapdo mny ju s u a s express their thanks, if it affords Trett'tnrcalledTHtT^Whcelbarrow City,” or winter but in the summer months the them any plcnsure; but sometimes they come so thick and fa st—and so •lie "Mulcbuck City.'* Better to make it people are more comfortable than they unneccessarily—th at they make him “Mulebnck" than “D IebackX Automo­ nre In other states where they arc unable feel quite low in his spirits. biles are “back." numbers anyhow, .The to get the breezes that' sweep this penin­ As u in attera f fact, cards of thanks sula from the Gulf to the Atlantic Ocean. latest thing in Orange County nt present nre seldom In good taste- . If you are sick or if death invades your home, is street railways and if Bro. Howard is Along this trend of thought tire Times,<* •' , your neighbors would be worse than sore on the automobiles we will invite Union has rise following: Hottentots if they didn't do what Others come who would like to rehim to Sanf 9rd for a trolley ride. Too they could to comfort nnd relieve _ malts throughout the year if they long a residence in -Orlando is apt to you. 'To publicly thank them . for could sec for themselves the advan­ j| V. _the_perform ance _of such simple m ake you- a "Mossbnck".~Come to fia n i tages that life in Florida, gives.oAices of hum anity would indicate 'School and church facilities are the -ftTrdTvhere~Llf6lsTVorUiXivihg. th at you nre surprised to And them same as elsewhere. Social surround­ real human beings, nnd is a reflec­ ings are as pleasant hero as any­ $9$ Ll/CKY SANroRD 555 tion upon their emotional and sym ­ where. This much is known. If any -Lucky $nnfordI From dlT over the pathetic character. one would take the trouble to consult * t state, from every one who comes to S an ­ — We will be thnnkfuHf someone will the census reports on mortality, he dedicate a card, of thanks to us for ford, from every port of the Union is would find only two stnteAcnst of the The Famous Jew el Brand calling attention to this phase of the Mississippi river with ns low a death coming inquiries regarding the slogan card of thanks proposition." rate ns that of Florida. If he will “Lucky $unford" and its origin. Lucky (Guaranteed to give satisfaction) t visit the gurdena^ a n d orchards of 4>---Sanford - received th e cognomen several Florida he will see that, the land In The Sanford Loan and Building Associmonths ago when this section passed this stnlc yields u larger return thun ntionTs doing a great-work- in making a the land of-any - o t h e r s t a t e r ^ Y h e through-tile cohl snap without having Greater Sanford and should receive the will look nt the energy' and progress even the tender *vegetation damaged. subscription of every m erchant and citi­ ' nnd the up-to-dntedness of Hie cities Since Hint time riyi growers have received and towns he will rcnlize that they zen of this city who has money to invest such marvelous returns from their crops offer abundant employment for Inbor There are m any who could well afford to and capital. If he will stay through Hint the eyes of the world have been invest thousands of dollura in the Build­ one summer he will know that Flor­ turned toward Sanford and if the cool ing Association and instead of doing so ida is us exempt from the extremes weather continues for a few more weeks of heat as well as the extrem es of they fall 'over themselves investing fn one of the greatest crops of celery in his­ cold, and that it is the ideal state every wild cat scheme th at is presented for homes. j tory, besides cabbage,, potatoes, tomatoes (0 them. end other vegetables will be harvested. The Building Association is a home In­ Aside from the wealth of the growers GOVERNMENT ENVELOPES1 stitution nnd fevery cent Invested beside pouring Into th&city. Sanford is paving The post office departm ent has begun earning a good dividend- will ramify the streets with vilriAcd brick, building a nn aggressive campaign to build up its through all the channels of trade, as ev­ street rnilwuy, n mammoth electric light stamped envelope business, and the thou­ ery house built in Sanford m eans money and power plant, new business houses and sands of printers of the country, seeing to be spent In this city. Ju s t a question residences, new factories of nil kinds disaster to their business in this enfer^4 of patronizing home industry and niding and hundreds of people ore- coming here ivlse of the government, nre being arous­ your city to become an abiding place for each week purchasing city property and ed. The entering.of the government into "If You Love Your Wife Don’t Ronst Her" the home seeker instead of a city of tran ­ vegetable lands. Next fall will witness the printing Aeld docs not mean competi­ sient guests and a floating population. the greatest Influx of new people Into this tion. but absolute monopoly of the enve­ lope printing business, for no printer can section that has ever come irito Florida. The good times la Orlando have not Our city will extend for several miles meet the prices which the government is ceased and on April Firot the Orlnivln each way ulong the lake shore nin| south «luoting.-Jt-huyain-m ohonoi niuuaquum l- Polo Club will hold nseries d f Pony Races luofurd~Lake Jessup. Before Ave years ties, and handles its business without the at the Driving Park th at promise to be have rolled around Sunford will be a addition of a single dollar of expense, the very exciting. Orlando has certainly had thriving city of 15000 inhabitants and local lustm astcr In each town acting as a series of good - entertainm ents tills seaonly the future can foretell the$utitord 0f the business agent of the government, so son and the tourists ought to appreciate F 5 = = SANFORD, FLORIDA — J Jnjer jrcfll». ------ - -------- 77Z Hint It Is able to sell the envelopes at these efforts. Sanford and Orlando have #* Thus it is that the people of Sanford price which is little more tliao the printer spent more money on advertising rids ' consider themselves blessed In every way has to i>ay for them. The advertising of season thun any two cities of^simllar size and Hint "In Saniord Life is Worth Liv­ oY the government Is being sent broadcast in the Bouth aild rite results next season ing." over Uie country, and it is easy to see will be apparent. where it is going to land the printer» if Lucky Sanfonl. Sanfpril iA.iillod to overflowing with the postofflce continues to push the enter­ NEW MOVE Or UNCLE SAMUEL prise. new people and they are coming In every The U. S. Government has raised the Walden’s Stutioner In a recent issue day by train and boat. There is no city I»rIce of box rents for (he Sanford post- urges ivinters to get after llwjir congress­ In the United States today th at is making • office arid there are some loud noises men as the surest method of dealing with so many improvements or th at has a bet­ All the Latest Styles in Ladies' and Children's Hats heard rids week In regard to the same. rite m atter, but it adds that in tills plan ter future than Sanford. The advertising There is no obvious f£ason for this as the active It m ust "be backed up at rids is bringing the people and after they building that now serves for a postofAce by the trade a t large." That Is, print­ reach Sanford they And conditions Just Is about as unAt for serving the public as e r ^ everywhere must act unitedly. "Get as they were set forth in the pamphlet». a cow stable would be for a banquet to after your congressman and get after him It pays to advertise when you have the N NEXT DOOR TO PEOPLE'S BANK___________ _ ^the President. The citizens of Sanford as though you m eant business.".the. S ta­ ioodi. —.__ _ iiu fiiM i — - would not object t o paying m i g h t ? feht' tioner goes on to urge. "Tell him the Tallahassee and St. Augustin« want If they could be assure^ t t f ^ decent government,!« interfering yvith your bread the bones of Osceola and are making building for the poetofflce'TmnMils latest and butter by giving aw ay th at which strenuous efforts to become burying move Of the postoffice departm ent is In you have always been ready to do at a grounds for same. Sanford' has no use keeping with the policy that has long fair margin of profit. Tell him It's, not a for "dead ones." Let the dead cities bury been « thorn in the sides of the people. square deal. The various association in the dead. ' D E A L E R IN About the only obvious reason for a the country will present resolutions, and higher box rent Is th s t the Republican with concerted action of Individuals it U Down in Orlando they have cut out C H O IC E F L O R ID A AND W E S T E R N MEATS party needs the money for campaign ex­ certain that the desired result will be the “hear beer.” .Probably w ant the real pense». apcotnpUshed.” article and no im itations. * ___r —* fM* F Fart Avenu« I « S p **r’ s Orocary METTINGER’S W e C ater to W a n te rs of Good Goods Only T* \ SILK MILLINERY OPENING — C reations in MONDAY, : M R S. J. M illinery MARCH 22nd H. BRUTON Gas and Gasolene . STOVES . Buy a Hot W eather Gas The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co Spring Millinery MRS. ‘-rSJÌ »¿al ¿Biffiî ¿ri'S CHAS. T. CLARK �_ THE SANFORD HERALD March 26. 1909 IN AND ABOUT TH t CITY liiU y o u * ♦ + ♦ + ♦ « + + + + + + •! Help Sanford Celebrate the Fourth In grand and. glorious style T Little happenings— Mention ofj Fresh Mackeral at H. H. Hill’s grocery I Matters In Brief. If you have'room s for rent, put your name in the rooming house directory, at [ tains Must go. , PERSONAL ITEMS O f INTEREST | Dill Pickles, sweet mixed, cucumbers, Sthe Art tore. mangoes and sour pickles In bulk. Get Fem ald's prices on baseball goods, j Ciias , E vans . They are interesting. 31-2 Summary o f th e r i o a t l n f S m all Talk j Marvels of beauty in millinery creations Succinctly A rranged fo r llurH,. Cunnington pf Miami wns In the city | ' —:— (la d Herald R eaders. by Miss Murray, at Mcttlngere. Thursday. *<r' —* , ■ # Whnt ' Sanford celery is still bringing good .Electa Brand Tea nnd Spices. Do you think - ' D ia s . E v a ns . prices in the markets. | * ___ . ■■■■A_- • ----- —- —-—— — Of Sanford streets Marvels of beauty In millinery creations | Women’s exchange, nt the Art Store. Being pbved with brick T by Miss Murray, nt Mettingers. Everybody Join. — K ays & KrrcHUU. Twenty-one meals a t Stumon'a for $ 4 .1 . , _ . . . . . The Geo. H. Fernald Co. hns the finest J. H. Fields is attending court at Gaines-1 . E- IL Drury Lowe of Orlando was m the ,,ne of fishlnj{ |Bckle in town. Cali and ville this week. d ty Wednesday. see us. 11. N. Oppenheim of Jacksonville spent J See Our New Line of Ladies’ Waists nnd Handsome productions In the millinery | E ^ Ro,and o r| n(| iannpoli9 co)led upon Tuesday In the city. • Brt. by Miss Murray, on exhibition at the local trade this week. If you w ant to sell or buy city lots, city Mettingers. Fancy Parasols Fresh oysters an Tuesdays and Fridays at property, celery farms, sec N. H. Garner. Eggs for setting. Blue Ribbon winners Garner fit Roberts’. Full mensure. Garner fit Roberts are now agents for | Barred Plymouth Rocks. Brokaw Poultry Dried Salt Shouldersat 12M cents found the famous Royal Scarlet can goods. Farm, DeLand. Fla. at H. H. Hill’s grocery. llnrey Wray, the jeweler, is at Daytona I Harry Alexander has severed his con­ Jo h n V. Denton, the well-known com­ this week taking In the great automobile | nection with the Herald. . * :" ' mission m an. is in the city, interviewing races. " Gns nnd gasolene stoves, wheelbnrrows, the growers. Wade makes frequent tripe to Sanford. | aewer pipe, clay and cem ent tile, flower Not th e c h e a p e st, h u t th e b e s t—are Write him a t Orlando. . C ß a M , pots Try our prices. I. - » ■ Vi ’» • ------- -------------. Ml th e m eals, se rv e d a r .The t l t y Res Patronize rite m erchants who advertise 30-tf ' * * The Geo. If. FarnaldCo. ta u ra n t. - * in The Herald. You cnnnlw aysfind them —* J.-F. ltendflcVa of K ansas City was a M. M. Smith hns 1,000 acres of celery up to date. visitor to thé city. Wednesday. land. Sold on easy terms. Clean, w h olesom e, well c o o k e d —a r e | $18 Art Squares for $15, size 0x12. E. The new office of the Southern Express th e m eals serv ed a t The City R e s ta u ­ A. Hefileld Co. ROUSING MEETING O f EAGLES Company is rapidly assum ing shape, and r a n t, •■Mrs. Overman has the prettiest and will soon be ready for occupancy.^______ _ A Tittle money now nnd a little now nnd S everol Unwilling C andidates Trod th e __ cheapest J ia u in towttA is whnt thehtdies Our Own coffee, rite best 25 cent coffee then is the way to buy celery land. See say. B urning S an d s All Local A d v e rtise m e n ts U nder This on the market, for sate nt Garner fit Roberts* M. M. Smith for particulars. Heading. One Cent o W ord Each Issu e *•. The finest nnd most complete line of stores only. Celery Ciry Aerie No. 1853, Fratcrnnl "Bakeries m ay come candies and cigars are kept on snle by S alesman Wanted.—A special salesm an Order of Engles, bids (nir to be one of the Do away with dust while sweeping car­ And bakcriqg m ay go. w anted in nil counties; $150 to $-100per Garner & Roberta. strongest arguniZntions in the South in n pets by buying Wizzard Carpet Cleaner of But Spencer keeps on forever.” month! high coni mission: exclusive terri* Only $4.50 Tor a 21-meal tic k e t a t W. W. Long. few mouths. The rem ainder of the chnr- tory: for sanitary carpet renovator, which e* Garner & Roberts handle Chase & San­ -the City R e sta u ra n t. The m eals a re Geo. R. Ellis, representing the Florida born's te a n n d ' coffee, the I>est ori earth ter m em bers .w ere tak en in last Tuesday elenns nnd sweeps n rth c sn m e lipie; eusTworth more. night nnd this swells tin- rail tnlG S m em ­ cr n n d /n sler tliiinn broom: no dust; c le a n -' Fertilizer Co. of Kninesvillc, was in the er nnd cheaper than a carpet sweeper; Buy Henry Clay Ffour uf tf. Wr Long. bers. ______B. B. Pound, representing tbeLuddeu fit city Tuesday entting U[Km'lh?(6cil trnile. disinfects, purifies, cleans ami sweeps in The best on earth. Bates Southern Music House wiis in the Twenty-seven joined a t the m eeting on half the time of any method^ noW in use: If it’s tainting yon wunt, send it to T iie ..Z cb Ratliff oLthe Herald force Taft last T uesday-night a mi out o f thia.‘.num ber state-whfirTmrhTtVTTRJia: sam ples loaned ___ city on Tuesday.______ ‘ H erald’office. First-class work_ guurnnnight.fur_Lahclamh- called there b y i h e Toiir were chosen to receive the initiation to salesm en sending references from good Go to II. H. Hill for everything in the serious Illness of hie mother. nnd not one of these gentlemen are dis­ m erchant. Address, Sales Mannger, 122 ____ grocery l|n " --------- —-----------Sycamore street, Milwaukee, Wis. Romco Coffee, 3<pounds for one dollar satisfied with the result. They were F or S ale.—White Minorca hens: fine Garner fit Roberts offer high-grade choco­ F or S ale.—White Minorca hens, fine Ciias. E vans. layers: your choice,$1 each.—R. B. Lynch. tnkett over the burning sands nt n Roose­ layers; your choice, $1 each.—R. H. L ynch. lates today, Saturday, only, for 30 cents Prepare now for the big Fourth of July _Baseball goods, at Fernald's. Complete velt gait and life was very strenuous for per pound. For S ale—Five acres of good celery celebration nt Sanford. Our neighbors nre about one hour. . * land, all in cultivation. On the Sanford new line. • , . 31-2 The famous Elgin Creamery Butter for s|>ccinlly Invited to come nnd enjoy them ­ After rite initiation the business m eet­ It Everglades Ry. about 3 miles from tho C. ll.W hltncr left lust Monday for his sale nt W» W. Long's Grocery. selves. - —-— -■— — ----- -— ing wns continued nnd n most flattering city. Will he sold in the next ten days home In A tlanta, after spending several for $3,500, Call nt the Herald office for W. R. Gardner has purchased property Mattings of nil kinds and patterns, from report read by the secretary. particulars. weeks in this city with his brother, J. N. on Mngnolin avenue, and will build an 20 cents per yard to 50 cents, at E. A. Celery City lodge will build n (Inc home Whitner. Wanted—Tinners, first class men only. eight-room residence, modern in ull re­ Hcflicld'a Furniture Store. nt an enrly date nnd ns soon ns n su ita­ Ridiculous low prices forthe most beau­ ble locution can be secured work will S tate wages, experience, etc., in first let­ spects. Have you seen th e la te s t th in g s ter. Coons St (¡older, 22 W. Adams st., tiful millinery creations, by Miss Murray, begin upon n fine temple. The prospects Jacksonville, F’ln.Sunbeam corn can be bought for 10 cts. r e frig e r a to rs —oil s te e l—a t Marry . 30-3p a t Mettingers. - * ' u con at Garner & Roberts’. for n strung organization are very bright Wilson's. •Foh SALE.~Choice J e rsey covya iuX-aule ■ Fresh Georgia tumor. 35 ce n ts n pound nnd the roll of members Is expected!« Cheap. "Now Tresh or will ire soon. Also Wanted—To buy or cent good driving H. Gilcnberg nnd fam ily te n v e T o r’IIli Rhode Island Red eggs for hutching. Cir­ for sale by Garner &. Roberts. • reach the 200 mark in n few weeks. horse nnd surrey. H. 0. CRirrEN. / nois next week. They will sigh for Flori cular free. C.T.W ard.W inter Park. 2 9 tf Planting time is here. M. M.Smith wil Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Walker left Tuesdny da and Lucky Sanford ere they nre gone G re at Boon to W om ankind F or SAi.E.-t-25-fooi cabin launch; 8-h.p. sell you land on ensy terms. Tor their Itome In.Bryan, OhR>, aftersjiend- many months. T. A. Tentc, inventor of tho "Eninncipn- engine; brarui new. For particulars ad ­ ing several weeks with Mrs. Stevens on The Sanford Mncbine and Foundry High grade Cigars and Tobacco. Smok tor," nu attachm ent forn sewing machine dress J. A. McMillan, R, F. I).. Sanford. Park avenue. ing and chewing. Most complete line in Works will build an addition to their shop is in the city this week dem onstrating the For S ale.—Beautiful Pansy and C arna­ and install n first class garage and store tion plants ami cut flowers. Plants 10 to 50c The Royal Tailors brand of clothing he city. * Ciias. E vans. mncbine at the shoes store of F. 1.. Wood­ c a d * Mrs. C. R. Ratliff. Sanford. 2 9 -3 p _ room for automobiles. means perfection. Sen samples ot D. A. Handsome productions in the Millinery ruff.__This attachm ent -saves - llic ladies For S ale—Boiler, pump, and engine, 0 Caldwell & Son’s. Florida people better BeeSaiiford Cilery the injurious effects of the constant effort artr-b y -M iss -Murray, on—exhibition at horse. In good condition, nnd will (resold Delta foind Co.'s property before buying of running a m achine by the feci. The Eggplant plants for sale. W. J. Hill. Mettingers. cljeap. — rrr 2 8 tf truck forms. —J. N. W hitner . Sanford. Fla. 3 rtf Em ancipator is n handle arrangement —Sanford Machine fit Foundry Works. •You need a good typewriter nnd do not J, A. Dan icily, representing tire Blount nnd by u gentle pressure of one hand the Lost—l ive dollars reward for one J e r­ Hon. J. It. Lee of Oviedo was in the city wnnt to pay an exliorbltmit price for it Monday. Mr. Lee is chairm an of theBonrd see the Blickenderfer, at The Herald office Carriage and Buggy Co., and tire White sewing m achine can be kept nt a fast rate sey milk cow with dark shies, gray on Hickory Wagon Co. of A tlanta, culled upon of speed, and the feet arc not used nt nil buck, with short crumpled horns project­ of County Commissioners, and is greatly Jam es Moughton took possession of his ing over face. Has black tips, with no Mr. Tente is a well-known Florida invent­ ear marks. Return* to or notify J , A. interested in the development of Orange place this week, lately purchased of W. R. the local trade on Tuesdny. county. Fresh fish every day—Guaranteed to be or, and is now engugrd in selling the Smith at the Flemming's place In West Gardner. We are glad to have this worthy county rights for this great invention. He Sanford nnd get reward., fresh—also oysters. ' __ Long's Preserves in glusses. Finest on gentleman a resident of Sanford. T horoiichored Eggs »-or H atching— White market. Ciias. Evans. A. P. Jordon, the piscatorial editor of states th at he will dispqsc of half the Ca­ See H. 11. HIU for - Celery' City Blend Wyumlots, W hite leghorns. Buff Leghorns, nadian rights for $2500. • R. A. Mills of the Puntu Gordo Herald und sjute Foot) Ridiculous low prices for the most beau­ Coffee, finest on earth for 24 cents. und Buff Rock. $1 for 15. Apply to J. F. Inspector was in rite city last Saturday ^krcndln is ussisting Mr. Tente In demon­ Arinl, Sanford. tiful millinery creations, by Miss Murray, , 2G-8 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Randall of Paducah, strating tlte Emancipator. at Mettingers. on a smelling investigation. F or S ale. Wood—Pine or oak. by car Ky., arc guests at Comfort Cottage at pres load; blocks or otherwise. W. B. IU llak^ . Now is rite time to buy your four-inch ent. enjoying themselves sight-seeing. —S. C. Richards. Leffier Block Bund C oncert Altam onte Springs. Florida.* ' sewer pij>c for mains. Big stock on hand. Being pleased with Sanford and its sur­ Canned apples, only 10 cents nt Garner The band buy* will give a concert in tho park If you w ant n first-class typew riter nt ' —A. E. Hill. tonight (Friday) to which everyone It cordially . roundings and conditions, they arc pros­ fit Roberts'. a m oderate rice, call at The II era Id office, Invited. Ttie program follow»: . Get ready fo r th e files and M os pective settlers. and Inspect the Ulickcnsderfer. T h e best For want of storage room, I will close I "Yankee Boy,''Charartrri»ii<* March and Two^ultocs. L a rg e st s to c k and lo w e s t S t e p . . . . . . . . , , - ........ li. L Alford and most compact machine on the m arket, Home investers put your ¡celery money out buggies and harness a t cost, for thirty Z "Ufe’i Dream W n ltre * ....... '. ), F. Bulini» prices on sc re e n d o o rs and w indow s in Celery Della Land Co.'s hind. See WANjEi>—Jiyeryuiia_u> know t h a t ' tiro days. Now Is time to buy, nnd save 3- Ben Hur Chariot Hare Man li............ . E. T. Èsuli Mtuilnn»-.. , . Bllckensdcrfer typewriter is the best on •“* ^ H arry J . W ilson’s. money. —Sanford -Carriage .Wcutas.— 4a ¿election-— 31-tf —J . N. Whitnul Step Lively" Characteriitic Mun ti and TwoStep .........v ............ .......................... Schwurti the murket. Sec them at The Herald of­ J. U. Hfltnrs and A rthur Rooney. of th g Next Week, next week, next week, next J. P. Wilson of Etowuh, Tenn., bus ar 0 'XKrcen of the Iile” Wallie» . ?.............. Daltiey fice. Peacemaker.” March, Ruttlu, Japan and Reporter-Star jn Orlando, spent lust Sun­ week, Wade, the tuner. For S ale—Good pro|>erty, now bringing rived it} the city and taken u position us 7 "The America........................ li, L Alford twelve per centiiiteruM -an Investm en t; ~ ~ day in the city. They were grehtly im ­ B "Belmont." Overture...................... J, F. Buttai» Mrs. M. Martin, having returned home conductor on the A. C. L. Mr. Wilson 0 “American Muakiun. ' March '.T.Vr. A'Meyer» —N. H. Garnik, Sanford. pressed with the wonderful advancem ent from hpr winter's absence, has resumed tyns formerly with the L. & N. Ry. F or S ale ,—Nine nnd one-sixth acres of of Snnfurd, nnd will be here on July Will full charge Of Comfort Cottage, and will New B o ttlin g W orks Buy your hats at Mrs. S. M.B. Overman. land, .with an eight-room house. Fruit ' TOhelp celebrate. make it as attractive ns possible for her There is no trim mer's salary attached to Messrs. W hittaker and Burnett are and plants. Flowing well guaranteed. We sell the best lime arid cement that former friends'and patrons and all new the price. erecting a building near the Pope Con­ About four m iles from town. There will he no real estate m an's roipinlmdnii . n u money can buy. * —A. E.'H ill. ones who may desire a comfortable and Mrs. Vaughan of the City R estaurant tracting Co.’s factory and will bottle Pep- this. Enquire Tit Stum on's restaurant, If you wnnt n first-class tailor-made pleasant place to stop while in the city. oft for Plant City yesterday,-called there si-Cola and all-kindsTjf^SôfTffrinks fpr Sanford. 3|-tL •ult fur $12.08. call at D. A. Caldwell ft the trade. These gentlem en havcjuU iiy For an hp-to-dute tailor-made suit, see by the Illness of a little grand child. tDn S ale— T wenty-four acres of v alua­ Sons. arrived from Camden. S. C.. to m ake S an­ ble celery land not far from Celery avenue. D. A. Caldwell &. Sons. $16 Art Squares for $15. size 0x12. E. ford their future home and will join in Portly improved. A bargain, Dr. Howard, Rugs, from 75 cents up. E. A. HeffieUl Olives in bulk and In all size bottles. A. HeffieUl Co. Snnfurd. $ l-tf the work gf m aking a Greater Sanford. Furniture Store. „ Ch as . E vans . If you a r e n o t Hying a t th e City R es­ For Rent— Furnished rooms for light Do you want five acres of good celery It is our purpose to furnish fortliiscom - housekeeping. W. F, Leuvltt, corner Elm The Herald can be found at the store of ta u ra n t you a r e n o t living rig h t. 4 land, all in cultivation, located less than Theo. J. Miller fit Son and the City Cigar munity a clean, live newspaper—one that uvenue nnd Third street. 3 l-tf three miles from Sanford, at rite station of Store. Whilo they can be purchased at will reflect credit on the community, and T reak In C abbage Wanted To Rent.—Horse and surrey fur rite Sanford & Everglades railway T This The Herald office, we would prefer th at ev­ Reuben MUlen brought a head of cab­ one th at shall a t once and always he three or four mouths. —Herbert O. Crip* • 3 |.2 p choice tract of land will be sold during the eryone wanting extra copies would pur­ bage to The Herald office th at is quite a recognized as Sanford's friend. In carry­ pen. Sanford. nest ten days for $3,500. Call a t The chase them a t these two news stands. freak In the vegetable line. The cabbage ing out rids purpose we ask the supi>ort Herald office for particulars. See C. A. Reed for furniture and piano^ went to seed before heading, and twenty- and encouragement of all Sanford-loving N otice o f A pplication fo r Tax Deed U nder S e c tio n B o f C h a p te r 4 8 8 8 , four distinct heads were formed upon the people. Eggs for setting. Rhode island Reds. moving. tf Law* or rio rid ^ ■:------ -------- — THÉ H erald h a l i t i ’BTÓle'Tòr Us " Tiùn•tens. i f any other section “‘Cfin "gfoW * 'f ° PcrsctHml. Poultry Farere, . D o t line of SWVM CVÜr broïfght to the: Notice 1» hereby given that WUlUui UoU»«iuly, twenty-four heads of cabbage upon one dreds of readers some very pleasant sur­ r f c u n d .T ii. city. Prices rite lowest. ^••»A. E. H ill,— •urrhaaer oi Tn» Ccrtltkale No. 2SH. Untn] tho stem let them come forward and take the prises, which wiy he announced in due uarthdsy of Juno, A. D , 1000. hat Mod told errNow is the time to buy youfc^ub-lrriThe m anagem ent of The Herald is send­ championship belt from Mr. Millen. locale In idy office; and hat made applkSuian for time. •____________ t s i deed to Uour In aooordancr with law, Sakl fiated land.' See M. M. Smith. . ing out bills to those who are in arrears to ocrtmcale rmbraoea the full»wins described oroii Plano Tuning erty situated l)ranee County, Honda, »o W. D. Kaufman, representing the Mil­ The Herald. Singly,, the am ount if very Pony R aces a t Orlando 10 dit. {W in 10 dra. ff. of ÏT E Cot. o/ n -E. l-4 ofS.-W. Next week Wode will be In Sanford. waukee Dustle&s Brush Co., l* J n tire city sm a lt but when there Are a hundred or Sef; 3Z Tu. JB. S. K. 30 E Kun W. 50 fid* . Tire Orlando Polo Club will hold the po­ Orders sent to Pico will be attended to. S. SO Kd» , t . 50 Kds. N. 80 Kdi. The »aid Und c demonstrating the results of sle e p in g more subscribers in arrears, it am ounts to ny races a t the driving park on April 1st. tiaiaSaaaaaaed at- (badate of the Uauaiwe of auch l ineala in rba c a jnauf-A. L. Inset »on. Unir*» floors with a brush th at contains oil, thus a large sum. If. yon have no t paid your. Same good prizes are offered, and a fine MAIL-BOXES _ , — fin» Said Dctlficato »hall be redeemed according |o law, - keeping down the dust, and making sweep­ subscriplMN'tlf rite paper, now is the time m eeting is assured. A great m any San­ The b e s t Box m ade—The Riley. Used tax deed will Utue thereon on tha 27lh day of April. A. D.. 1909. ing more sanitary and satisfactory. to remit. ford people will attend, and probably some exclusively on R oute No. I. witnraa in» official »Ignature and aeal thli the H a rry J . Wilson. fifth day of March, A. U , Ilio». The b e s t d in n er In th e c ity a t The The City R e s ta u ra n t liv e s 2 t m aals of our fast stock will be entered for rills B. M. ROBINSON. C*ly R estau ra n t fo r 35 c e n ts. Clerk Circuit Court. event. fo r $4.50, an d th e y a r c w o rth It. ■Are you a subscriber io T he H ckaldT Orano? County. Florida Do you Like The Herald . As a Friday, morning ahectT Wade, the tuner. Orlando. The council has spoken, and the foun­ I N.P.Yowell&Co MEN’S NEW STRAW M e n ’s N e w HATS Ties N, P. Y O W E L L & �\ ; 7---------------- :— -------v.-vT-. . ' •* *•' V iy f . . ^ 5 P i ‘ <"• T 'y f ;:V ’’ ' THE SANFORD HERALD Thr SPORTING -WORLDRogers May W rastla Siegfried. Ia all probability the noxt big wres fling m atch to be held In this country will be betw een Joe lingers of New York and Erneet Blegfrled, tbo “O or man Oak." Tom O'Rourko has Issued a challenge on behalf of Rogers thnt th e la tte r would moot tho Gorman ex pert a t the ta tte r's favorite style, all \,th a —money to g o - o n —th e - -winner. O H ourko says th a t he Is so. confident o f a victory for Rogers th n t ho asks no loser’s end. R ogers has mat and defeated many of the country's best w restlers and • early Inst y ea r stood off Chiimplon C a tta r' tô'L eacT 'H arvsrd V arsity. K lliott a Cutler, *00, of nrookilue Mnfw., tins been elected captain Of tho H arvard vántlty crew to take the pince of W . 13. Severance, '00, who has re signed on account o f Illness. Murphy to Coach Stanford Craw. Dnn M urphy, th e veteran New Eng land v oarsm an, will ngnln coach tho crow of tho B tahford university, which la ono o f th e forem ost row ing colleges on tho P o n tic c o a st Mûrch 26. lg, If You W ant to Buy or Sell C ITY PROPERTY OR TR U C K L A N D S V * 4— ‘ . ti ' •• —* . Come and See Us Not Out of Danger. >W iggles—I h ea r DJenks has been very It). Is ho out of danger yet? Wngglefl—W ell, ho's convalescent, but he won’t ho out o f dan g er until th n t p retty nurse who has been taking core of him has gono nwny.—Life. . . - . “. Left Handed Compliment. "T o u r glnssen/’ she anld, "hnvo m ade n g reat difference In yonr appear­ ance." "D o you think so?" ho asked. "Tes. You look so Intelligent with them on."—Chicago necord-IIernld. It Is as easy io draw bosk n stouA“throw n w ith forco from the hand ns to rocnll n word once spoken.—Slenfin- A Doubla Disappointm ent. BOARDING CELERY, SANFORD, FLA. It Makes No DiffeJence What You Want or Where You Want. It W E HAVE IT— -----and on Terms that are Right . H o—1 suppose, then, wo may us well break tho engagem ent ntnl snj-w uhnvo both been disappointed li| love? • —She Tbcro soouih to lie no pi h er con­ clusion. You thought 1 had money, nnd I certninly thought you had.—Huttlm orc American. F rank Gotch for nu hour, Blegfrlcxh came lo this country a short tim e ngo. w ith a big reputation and ban boon m eeting nil com ers In New York since hin arrival. A h Ilio "G em m a Oak" has declared his willingness to w restle Hogers, It Is likely-¿lint tho pair will m eet In New York about tho middle of March, w heja, n suitable parso bas been offered H O W A R D -P A C K A R D Hardw are and LAND Farm Implements H IE COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYER »»»■»• *»jr Usctttn Utfcie Sttnfs “Paint Shop National Dowling Tournam ent March 24 The annual bowling cham pionships, w ith a Unit Vrlze of $1,000 guaranteed for th e/ch am p io n s In tho live man team , will tnko place In Mndlson Hqnnro Garden, Now York, beginning May JM. nt the annual cuui'outlmi end tM trnnm ent o f the National Howling association. Tho bowling championNewly W ed—W hat's tbo dam age for ships, which will be the great feature of tlic bowlers' gathering this season, bllchlu', paraon? T he Parson Well, tho law ullows mo will bo conducted on n more elaborate plan than any th at tho organization $1, but you can pay w h at you like. Newly W ed—Well, here's n quarter. lms ever held. T hnt mnlces a dollar nnd a qunrtcr.— B row ning's Magazine. Crack GoulUr* to Mast. Tho title for tho w orld’s champion ahlp oarsm an will tie decided nt To­ ronto'hnjV In the C anadian city, B orne Utne during July next. Tho prospiit holder o f ’tho tltlo Is August A roat of Nod' Zealand, nnd his opponent will be Eddie Dttrnnn, cham pion of Am er­ ica. Tho race will bo fqr flJQp, or about $1,000 of American inoncyr“ Tho dls lance will be three miles to a turn. He’s From Missouri; You Have to Show Him. 8 ta r Marathon p»ca Mpi,«h 17,----"Jiie M arathon boom th n t has had tho country in Ita grasp In tho last few m onths will reach Its zenith on Ht. l’a (rick'a night. M arch 17, when the b i g four of p r o f e s s i o n a l nttpgtlog ^ AlfHlinibb, Johnny lluyes, Tom Long­ boat nnd Dorando r io tr l- w lll mensuro strides In a rneo nt tho M arathon distance, 20 miles Bits yards. lu,*iadIson Sqnnre Garden, Now York. During the past y ear-th e U. S. Navy has coiisuiihm^OOI.OOO |x>umis of Lucas W hite P aint nnd 278,700 |m>uiu Ih of, LUCAS COLORS, sufllclent to produce more than 100,000 gallons of ppintL equivalent to SO carloads of 21TKOOO gallons eAcli, nnd which would make a train more than one-half mile long. In addition to this Uncle Sam has used riming the past year more than 25,000 gallons of LUCAS VARNISHES, ENAMELS and other products. Uncle Sam’s preference is not n m atter of favor, but of QUALITY and RESULTS. In Unde Sam’s service, ns in everybody else’e, LUCAS PRO­ DUCTS have an unbroken record for satisfactory results. CO M PANY t o r u r o w i r i . • aAiill wwho n o nhnnv rr r usrtl im*-«i>rny contlmiouíly ore free from bliihi nnd insects. _ W E LL DRIVING . . W e h a v e th e largest a n d b e s t equipped plant for d r iv in g w e lls in this s e c t io n .of th e -country a n d a r e prepared to iill a ll o r d e r s prom ptly. Our m a c h in e r y is up-to-date a n d o u r workm en are s k ille d in th e work. T h ose conieniplntint! in w ells would s e r v e th e ir best inter­ ests b y c o n s u ltin g us and learning p rices before making c o n tr a c ts. putting Growing Strawberries, Celery Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, C auliflow ers, etc., etc., in Sanford, pays , I Sell the Land—Your Drains, Money, and . < --------------------------- Muscles Makes - t ha C ro p -a m f-the P rofit -------------------- ------------------------ Vail to Coach Georgetown. —rT b e—devotees—t>f—aquatics a t th e Georgetown college were made glad when It wns definitely nunnunced th at H arry Vail, «Hatch of Inst year's v ar­ sity and t h o V ij iii mostly responsible for tbo g reat record made by tbo preps, G overnor Folk Is from Mtosouri. bns been engaged to coach tbo em bryo collegians from M arch 1 until a fte r H o' b regarded as a pretty good citizen him self. Bee w hat he says about a the Am erican Henley race. curtain sort of citizen: Tom Longboat HI« Own Boss. A t Deseronto, Canada, when pressed fo r n point blank answ er to tho ques­ tion, "H avo you broken w ith row ors?" Toni Longboat, tho Indian M arathon .Jrmmcr.JUUd. -"No.una h g g ^ u tm on mo, fo r a contract w ith au Indian la no good." "I do not bellsvs in th s mall o rd tr citizen. > T 18 BETTER THAT WE SHOULD HAVE - A THOU8AND TOWNS THAN ONE LARGE C IT ?. If a place « Is «oad eneugh for s msn-X3J~~ m sks his monsy In, It oartalnly should bs good snough for him to spsnd his monsy In. Ths m erchants have a ju st right to •II th s business, of th s tow n’ In whloh th sy have their stores, ■nd every good citizen will help them to get It." Am erican Turfm en Abroad. These Am ericans will race burses In ttugtand or Fyanco: W. K. Vanderbilt, A ugust Delmont, Jam es 11. Koeuo, H. P . W hitney; John E. Madden, H. D. D uryea, J . E . W idened George Sapor. Did you ever see a F IN E LAJIQE t u an d others. V M M so sim ply stated? IM P R O V E D IR R IG A TE D F A R M S —U N C L E A R E D LANDS Flowing W ells on All Celery Delta and o th e r DesirableTrqcU In Blocks to suit Purchaser. J- N . W H IT N E R Prices and descriptions upon request. First National B a n k Building _ �March 26, 1909 Í THE SANFORD HERALD '‘Good! T h at’s tho way to talk! I H A V E YO U SEEN T H E .In rry you,? Well, i'vo liked you over Since i saw you handle those bees, 1 11 tuke the pro[>osal under | [Copyrlaht, INI, by T. C. McClure.J consideration. Cows for sale? No C a p ita l « 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Ur*. Sarah W lnchell, ow ner o f the Hogs for sale? No. All live stock Wio«tiell form , won a widow and In goes with the fnrm. Including me, and tU V t il'tO n ' \ It's a bargain for some one. even If 1 the matrim onial m a rk e t do say It." Opened for business in 1906. Now handles i X á y . ,• • On* day i cnlnm lty cam#. Tw o biros Tho bashful wooer has thought SO. of bwa atarted-to sw arm a t oneo. The Accounts of • too, ever since the wedding day. widow ruahcd ljut and began ham m er Mr quad; | j0g on a pan and got tbo boos to alight S IX HUNDRED A Two Foot Rule. far (be nonce, b a t th a t w as ns far as •he could go. Bho stood yelling for Residents of Snnford and immediate vicinity help when help came. A trav eler on the highway stopped and hitched bis MOTTO: horw and w alked u p th e path. He A TY P E W R ITE R " T o l# f a i r w it h b o th fr lo n d a n t} lo t , iiw what ebould be done, and he w ent O ft y o u r o w n llt t lo rig h ts fo reg o ; FOR ahead and did It. In a q u n rter of an It Pays.'» hour he bad th e bw arm s In the new A LL PURPOSES blvca, and a fte r a look a t th e others inform ed-the widow th a t It would bo D E P O SITS IN S U R ED A G A IN S T LO SS eoreral days y et before they would come o u t BUe had tim e to look at him One that will stand the g re n t^ t tests I ; while ho w as a t w ork, and aha rath er Cannot get out of alignment M. M. SMITH. H. R. STEVENS. G. S. DERRY, H. E. TOLAR liked his looks. So f a r as she could President Vice-President Cashier Ass't Cashier ' The best innchinc on the market make out he hardly glanced a t her, and be certainly had b u t a few words to A 5100 Machine fftr $00 u y . Wben ho had finished his work Sec them at The Herald ofilce ha looked over her head, uald ha was to have been o f use mid look his departure. Tho widow had saved the SANFORD H ERALD bees, but Bho w as.piqued. Any widow LIV ER Y, FE E D and : Ilcnpcx—Say, Marla, Is Micro a footWtmldiiavo beep. 3 0 0 F irst S t.,'S a n fo r d , Florida Three or four days Inter tho other rule anyw here about tbo house? S A L E STA B LES Mnt. Henpex—Yes. You Just wipe hives swnrm ed an d wero taken cure of *_ • “ , • , by tho hired men. Then tho stronger yours on thnt mat before you dure en ­ I ?+4+**->+<M-4<M--9-++++4-+++4>+++ I „ * appeared again to nek how the insects ter this room,—U nriw r’s Weekly. Harrises and Buggies Bleeksm lthlng and Horseshoeing wore getting along. lie seemed cmhsrnisscd and In a hurry and refused Shameleaa. Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged AND Persons belonging to JÎML higher I the Invitation to e n ter the houso. n o also appeared to look everyw here else walks of life are to bo sceu promcnad-1*5, f A U TO M O B lLB S POR L lV E R Y U 8E j. ,, but at tbo widow. H er h air was nicely Ing In short Jackets and chimney p o t l $ T T C C K 6 3 (1 1 1 1 2 K O O I H " combed, her apron suow w hile and her hats w ithout the slightest symptom of ? ' * j +++*+ + + «+ + **-e-< . * * + * < •* * + * <.4 + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + .f+ + + + + 4 + + + checks llLo roses, bu t ho paid, more aw kw ardness or sham e.—London Tal- L* attention to the p ear trio nml thu soap lor and Cutter. ROOM 20 kettle and tbo sum m er squashes than to her. Ho Ju st w anted to know, you Upstairs, Pico Block _JM.' I +fknow, and w as glad to find out and N O T IC E . + ~TLefi_W tri3 ira i--------------------In Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial Circuit of Fior­ High-Grade House-Building a Specialty Of courso a w idow th a t had turned ili». ■ - I « * Orsna# county. O p e n T u e s d a y s 4 t o G p . m . . . I >■ In Chancery. down a dozen offers of m atrim ony Juitininn Pioudht AND could not do otherw ise than look after Ann» C. Who,thriller «ill to Kemuvc Clntul fruta ' tho retreating stran g e r and toss her ThOlitili Satu rd ays 4 to 9 p . m. .. '■ A. fohnium Tide bead and say tb n t he was a uiuu th at Cnlvin A. Pons? anil . > '• (■conte D . Morton did not appreciate n good thing. NovDEALERS IN A, Johnson, Cnlvin A. Punse and CeorSr -arthalesa aho-imulfl_Bflino^cautloua in- TolLThor. M u ilm i. S Lra.n^ej: s W.elc o ni e '<>[■* Fmm the nftldavii oìTIim. Eininrt Wilmut, hrrequlrlcs of th e hired men nml In th at i , •> Builders' Supplies, Interlarchen Sand. in duly Aliai he ili-punr» and s:i>j |tiiii tir I- urie way found o a t th a t he wus n new res­ of thè B itum i1) ■for thè nnunlaimnit la liip ihivr culliteli caute, thal iittinm hai K i««l reu*onti)lM* ident of Ellenton, but no more. lieve nml iloe* helleve timi ihedefemlitttti TIiim A Alpha Cement, Acme Plaster Then another week passed and the Johnson. Calvin A Fonilo ami Con II Mortila are stranger called to say th a t ho was mille tu» of a siale or country mlicr itimi thi» litui Ihal (he ni*i,h-iM* <■( thetit nini of r«rh looking around to purchase a good stale* uf ttifili Is unknown. ami limi tti> rr U no (» rsiui in farm, and ho wished to Inquire If the (ha siala of t lurida, tlir servire ufn suhtHN'nn ui*m DEALER IN hom woultl bini] tiich ilcfrnJunts or rhliar of Widow’s wns for sale. Ou this occa­ ictn, and ihat aneli of tha inai dr-frndant* I» nvar sion ho entered the house, but evident­ thè aia of twenty-iiue )rms. Plans. Estimates, anti all Information relative to Building i> iherefor®orderni ihat yuu and aneli of voli ly with reluctauco. Ho wns certainly lu-Iland nppanr to (Ili* bill oli Momlay. tha 3rd day n Imshfui man. In th a t ho was a nov­ of May, llitie, tha sanie Iraiuit a ni Ir day of ihi* Cheerfully Furnished court. AND ' elty. When Deacon G raham , widow­ Il I* furlhrr ordrrril limi itila riolicr I«- iiuhlisheil er, camo to buy tbo farm a year be­ nuca a Work for cititit fninrcutivr wrak» in Tha ll«»M a w « |n |» r jmMhhcd In Sanforrt. | fore ha had stood In tho kitchen door Saniunl Oratine Coutily. Morti]n. _Wlinai». I) M Kohliison, Clark of tha Circuii and-boldly announced: OFFICE AT RESIDENCE •p h o n e 2 ui ;; Court of tha Savanth Judicial Cimili in and fonati! "W ldder W lnchell, I'm a-looklng to i-ounty and Mala. March 2. lltOit Il M Kiuukion, Clark Agcttl lo r Virginia Carolina Fer­ :••> <••:• + *+' {**8"K* * $ 4 _ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 » » 4 - M - f buy a farm . If you go with this, l i t Tik» K Wilson, ¡ Urlimi, Palmo, Ily M A IIowam>. I) (' pay $10 an acre." Cuniplalnnnf s’s Solici tori ¿ti n tilizers That pionut $30 m m c ru fu r the farm and $10 an acre fo t her, and, though a . N o t i c e «>l PiN clm rgn blunt way of p utting It, she wns not All persons ure In ruby notified th at _ so vary Indignant. The stran g er, w ho un, to-wit. Un. .KUh day t*f June, 1WW, OF SANFO RD, FLA — ------had at last Introduced him self us Mr. The gu aran ty T rust and Saving Hunk will abbly for ita final discharge as ex­ Illnghnm, threw out no hint of wautF . H . R A N O , F r . » Id .n l Tonsorlal P arlo rs C E O . F E R N A L D , V lo o -F ro a . F . F . F O R S T E R , C a ih la r log anything but tho farm . Mott any ecutor of the e sta te of Luring A. Chase, B. F . W H IT N E R . A a a l. C .a h la r to the Hon, William Martin, widow would b s v o ie lt thu slight. And deceased, County Judge ol O range County, Only National Bank In Orango County Hair Cutting | then, too, when she bad replied th at Florida, and for the approvili by said Fashionable tho farm wna not for salo he ut once County Judge of fund accounting as set ¡uni General Barbering Funds Protected by Burglary Insuranco roso up to d ep a rt w ithout speaking of. forth in its report to said County S a f e ty D e p o s it B o x es fo r R e n t bow wheat and corn were looking up Ju d g e's office in the City of Orlando, or cdstlug u second glanco at tho bur- O range County, Florida. O R GAN I Z E D 1 0 8 7 Doth» at a ll H o u ra . H o i S u l- | Orlando, Florida, January 16, 1905). H ot and Cold rei of soft soap sbo bad mudo the day phur D atha a S p a o la lly The G uaranty T rust and Saving Hank, before and left a t tho kitchen door to Our viti) unii yuu- bnximo u S lnunih ru in a i | K kkVAAAVkAAWVAWWAkkVVVVWVWvVVWVVVVVVWVUVVWWVVVnwWVUr cool, i t h urt and It nggravated. Mr. 25J-5m W, M. Hcstyi.-k, J r ., President. P ico Block o p p o ilt® E i p r f l l O ffic e Ulngluim might bo n bashful man. but there are tim es when even a bashful man should force him self to talk. Two weeks passed aw ay, uml than Contractor and Builder as tho widow sat on tho piazza one X« afternoon looking bo nice th at Farm er Johnson's m outh w atered as lie drove Will Furnish Estimates fur any Huilding 9-R00M HOUSE, 14 ACRES past Mr. Bingham culled again. Thla Repairs, Etc. time It waa to see If the widow bnd In Enterprise a cow to sell.__Ug_woa lnvltoil to -o lt -------------------------------------- f-O ft- S A LE AT--------------------------------------down, and cows were discussed. He U lliif ut A E. Hill'» I,um l»r Van! $ 1100.00 was looking aw ay luto tho garden In­ stead of at tbo woman, as he sought SANFORD, FLORIDA. to do tits share of tho discussing. Tho DON PEABODY widow had no cows to sell, hut she <■ .y .>»» » ♦ » » < •» < .» 4-,,. jji4 iQ jm y -Jcu ..B lm left-thu-lum naialim on tho caller's mind th at if be came Florida E n terp rise again he might possibly buy one. Bho CONTRACTOR Jumped from cowa to calves and from and B U I L D E R calves to sheep and lam bs In hopes to FRESH dotala him, but be got aw ay as soon J. D. PARKER, Prop. as possible. O thers had sa t around i —' until fairly» driven out of tho bouso Room and Hoard $1.50 Per Day. .. with the broomstick. O thers had bold l r flattered,■but he had said qothing Nòne hut first-class lafxir employed and nil nm iracis guaranteed to he In accordance Mculs, 35c. AND In praise. The widow tossed her head with plans and specifications and said aho d id n 't care, bu t wo know S p e c ia l B a t s T iy T fii“ W »«X . Í ■ho did. Just th e sam e....................... am i n —m n iiie » r t r n B n o n è i r - W i r T fi3 îê “ Wliô“ NëTd'‘ M f ' S w v î c ï ï ‘ At the end o f an o th er tan days the P o |to f f l c s Box 771 bashful Mr. Bingham waa back to AT ■*k If tho widow would sell him a hog or tw o w ith thè cow. Bho was J. I. ANDERSON’S sitting on the v eranda again, and, as before, ho was Invited to tik e a seat. When ho bad done eo she moved so (F lr tl S tm t, one block from Drool opiutlie lVMioftlcr) u to hem him In and said: JEWELER "Now, sir, look me square la the H. E. W IS E , Proprietor. face. Are you • w ldow erl Do you -L. Formcxly.kluuaAur.uf CiMiUal Cafe .................— .. w ant to b ay ■ f* rm T ~ tx ry o a w *m to V * t t buy « cow add some hogs 7 Do you Plumbing and w ant to buy bens or ducks? Are you MY SPECIALTIES Steaks, Chops, Oysters and VFish a Specialty « • * * . ■ • afte r lam bs or gauders?" *» • Pickard's Hund-Palntcd China Hr. Bingham blushed and cast down G as F i t t i n g Gorham's Sterling Silver A P L A C E F O R L A D IE S A N D G E N T L E M E N his eyes and fidgeted around, and th e widow continued: Rogers* Plated Ware “If you- a re a w idow er and a fte r n S h o r t O rd e rs A t AH H o u r a E v e r y th in g F lr a t C la s s " 'Elgin and WalihStn Watches All Work Receives My Personal Attention wife, why d o n 't you u y so and give u* both a «how? Lord, man. haven't and Best Efforts you any spunk?" Prompt, Clean Service Meal Tickets are Sold at Reduced Rates | A B a s h fu l W o o in g | Peoples Bank of Sanford Blickensderfer? HAND BRO THERS Sanford Library Pope Contracting Company W . W . LONG Fresh Meats j Groceries ALBERT G R A M L I N G J. F. S U N D E L L F IR S T N A TIO N A L BANK El C a p i t a n FOR de T a m p a . ^Finest Five Cent Cigar On the Market L. R. Philips’ .Drug Store GATE CITY HOUSE I. C. H U G H ES Stone and Frame Buildings a S pecialty MEATS GROCERIES H en ry McLaulin * THE D IN G E E "W ill you marry ms?" he bluntly ALL GOODS GUARANTEED Opposite City Hall 'Phone 23Q C IT Y RESTAURANT J �•'V* ; HILE deprecating the unfortunate misunderstanding on the part •• of certain factors in the celery industry of this district, regard­ ing our purposes and methods, we feel it incum bent upon us to • statements, published in an advertisement in the issue of this paper • • • of March 20th. We reproduce these statementsdn quotation marks • J •"“and our replies immediately follow: ’ •• • ------- —“Last season, an'effort w aTm ade by Crutchfield & Woolfolk of Pittsburg to destroy • this highly satisfactory home m arket by organizing the Sanford Celery Union, etc.” • A good deal depends on w ho profits by the m aintenance of the so-called “home 2 —m arket”; the brokers and manipulators, or the growers Themselves. Ask yourself the queso tion. Our sole purpose in organizing was to place the real control of the industry in the • hands of the growers themselves, where it properly belongs, rather th an allow it to*be ex• ploited by others for their individual profit. The Sanford C elery Union is an in2 dependent body of the growers, governed and controlled by them selves and with full 0 power to contract with whom they please for the marketing of their product. In theselee• tion of its selling agents, it was governed solely by the quality of th e service of2 fered , and the desire to m arket its products under the modern, progressive methods em• ployed, in California. There has been no effo rt made eith er by us or our selling • • •• *J S» J* »• 5* • • JJ • • •$ • • •J agents to destroy any featu re oTthe home m arket w hich is to the inter- • • est of th e G R O W E R S ; thfijfeature ofJ \ O. B. selling has been :eneouraged“:and de- ! $ --------------------their agent admitted that their only sale at that price ($2.25 f. o. b.) was to themselves”—Their a* such admission. It was not known at the time to whom the sale had been made. A discussion did arise at the in legitimacy of sales by the selling agent to, his own branch houses or departments. Everyone familiar with mo usage knows that this practice is perfectly legitimate, and is followed by the largest commercial corporations in ex whole point is unimportant, as the fact of the sale is what concerns the grower and not the person of the buyer. Note .."The trade as well as Jhe growers know that no market in America would justify a $2.25 f. o. b. price lost v this statem ent w ell; it is the keynote of the whole matter. And note well our reply: TI.„ ___ The _car in question $2.25 f. o. h., not to the branch of Crutchfield &. Woolfolk, hut to one of the most prominent celery dealersj in Philadclphia, whose name we will gladly furnish on application. fT " car was ______ .............; ' at the * full — price named. M ind you, The accepted and" paid‘ for it is stated that “No market in America would -justify. a $2.25 f. o. b. r-*-price last week . T Furthermore, several cars were so ld for f* ' ~ j * 'same price, * _ $2.25 7 --------* f. o. b. and all of _ these ____________________ the “Manatee County growers at the sales were perfectly bonafide ns we are inp o sitio n to prove. And yet, mind you, it is stated that “No market in America would justify a~$2.25 „;........................ a $2.25 priceTaWAv^ek pricelait week."’’ 7Think of it! Does this not prove clearly and beyond argument that our selling agents did sell at what is claimed by those subscribing to that statement to he an impossible price? Whnt does it profit a man to idly deny an established fact? We employed Crutchfield & . Woolfolk to market our produc because we believed their service the best obtainable and that they were in position to know the markets and to take advantage of them. In the light of the above, was not our se le c tio n Is n ’t This Final And Conclusive? Growing C elery for YO U R P R O F IT ? A s s t a t e d in t h e first p a r a g r a p h o f th is o p e n le tte r , w e d e p lo r e th is c o n tr o v e r s y —It was not o fo r c ed o n us, w h o a s k o n ly to b e u n m o le s t e d in o u r e ffo r t to s ta n d to g e th e r for s e lf-p r o te c tio n a n d m a r k e t V a n ta g e . Only, le th oo ss ee w k ee cc h d yy tq prove th mrt in wh n oo m mu ak h aa rr gg ee ss ss ta ta n nd d rr ee aa d tq.prove th ee m m a s w e s ta n d r e a d y to prove o u r W e in v i t e a l l w h o m a r b ^ l n t e r e s t e d t o c a l l a t o u r o ffice if th e y d e s ir e fu rth er proof. menu.—ir ’ ‘ ’ " ’ ’ * — " to the best ad s a le s and o u r s ta te All reforms have small beginnings and ure always bitterly opposed by those whose intere serve the ‘»Id order of things. We represent a very fair proportion of the whole, in volume of our acreage; the actual much larger than stated by our. critics, as any who care to take the trouble can easily learn for themselves This ' fact, * however, is unimportant; the important point is that we are growing because we are right; our own ranks are solidT our membership well pleased »1 * n n trled m®tbods °* marketing—they ought to know!) and we will always be ready to welcome to membership w ith UmmseWes^n1^coinVoTof tl°eTndu^Iry!US condltlon~ who belleves ih the principle of association, and who wants to see the grow ers There are no membership or* initiation fees or dues of any kind; this is purely a protective and co-operative body; the offi­ cers are serving voluntarily; v o lu n tn r i V #»nnh m«>nihnr has hno nr. i ___government ______ ____ j . ofI.-L -------------- --------are unnaid. unpaid, serving each member an equal voioe ¡» in .the tliôv _U N IO N S A N F O R D C E L E R Y UNION �TW ELVE „V**.V» PAOE9--PART II PAGES 9 TO 12 HERALD IN SANFORD—Life is Worth Living Number 32 rOlINTY L U lM i I I SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. MARCH 26. I909 H A P P F N I N f i S I to the marriage nfh« H r t 1 1 L l l l l l U O I daughter. Mattie to Mr. Lonnhf Worthy of IN SANFORD CHURCHES |$ I Geneva, the wedding to tnke place pt the A B u d g e t of Interesting Items Uoptist church in Havana on the evening ,— — ---------- loL A prll-7th-at—8 —o*riockr After -April Where Devout of the Celery | P ro m c o r r e s p o n d e n ts jlOtii they will be "at home" to tlioir City Worship Tomorrow. I friends at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. I J- A. Worthy in Geneva. Many are reTIIE EVENTS OE ORANGE COUNTY serving sincere congratulations f o r , Ids RESUME O f ALL CHURCH EVENTS I populnr young couple. The ladies of Geneva have again organ­ Efficient S ta ff o f Reporter« Weekly ized the Benevolent Aid Society. They Covers the T errito ry for propose.to give a scries of entertainm ents The Herald CHULUOTA CHRONICLES Special Corrcaponilcnce to The H erald. or In te re st to Those ^Religiously In­ c lin e d -S u b je c ts o f D iscourses fo r th e Sabbath. during the summer. The first of these, nn Ice cream festival will be held in the TK* Pastor« nf th* Ctmrchra in the Citjr a rt E«vitk«tljp I to bnnf or *«*»d iheif Announcements •twl | city hall on March 20. The money thus Ckwrth Nrtrt to thar office nat Utet.than litun ificraooB, obtained will bo used for benevolent pur­ r if» t M ethodist poses and the ladies solicit the patronage Rrv A K Hmiaeliotdef, |>rt§ior:churrh, corner Pork I • * and Fifth street; parsonage, com er Mag­ of the community and neighboring cities. nvrnue nolia avexihr and Seventh street: phone* 234. Sunday morning icrvkT at 11; evening service, There ore visitors here who nre invest! 7.00; Sundny school, 0:45 a. BL1 Jno. K. Met-1 gating ns to the advisability of potting in linger» SupL Epworth longue, 3.00 Sundny even- I v -*■*■,* | «p nn up-to-date saw mill.' This vcpuld Subject nt H ri. m. ‘ "Our R eligion."!;; surely be a Welcome addition io our com- 7;30 p. m. "A Reasonable Theme.” Sun­ tnunlty. day school 9:45 a. m„ Lesson "TemperDr. J. J. Burns, who spends his winters ance,” Epworth League nt II p. m„ subject in Geneva returned to his home in De­ "The Light and the Witness." fiance, Ohio, Inst Monday, -nreompanirri Rrvivnl-srrvicps wiiH begin—th e—first by his dnughter. Mrs. Claude Kaulerson Sunday,. April 4lh. Rev. W. A. Myers, I Mr. Sanford Long returned to Georgia Conference Evangelist, will have charge lost week, after spending some weeks in of the meeting. Rev. Myers will preach our town at the hom e.of Mr. nnd Mrs. twice p day for 15 days. We desire all Christians to tnke part in these meetings. I KeifT. Mrs. Ailc’Jones, nfter a short visit to We hope all the people 6TSanford wlU EcT her sister, Mrs. I’attishall, has returned to interested, anti arrange to attend the [ sehyecs. her home in Atlanta. Having purchased the Oro Barber Shop and put it .in first-class condition and greatly improved * Ì the same in every wny, I wish to announce to the Springtime is here and farmers are hust ling niong their crops. public that they can now he assured of a Rev. T. J. Bell of Kissinunge filled his regular appointm ent in thcBaptiBtchurch here, Sunday, preaching both morning and w w w ■ * evening. There were three additions to rlP S tt* " the church. The-candidates will be hn'ptised on the morning of the third Sunday In April, at 0 o'clock, at the usual place in Luke Mills, In front of J. Tlldcn Jacobs* In every respect. The very best of barbers will he —home«----------------------- 1--------:-----------The cattlemen are busy . herding their employed, and in the hands of skilled artists your cattle. A party consisting of MiBses Bertha J a ­ wants in the tonsorial line will he attended to nnd cobs, Pearl and Mnrgic Kilbce, Messrs. G. W. Jacobs nnd Wm: Tanner nnd Master satisfaction guaranteed. rm m '-J a c o b s rlc fl" T h u rsd a y for Cocoa, where they will spend a few days visiting * » X * . A ‘friends.' J . T. Hodges conveyed the party I am not a knocker» and believing in the great over in his launch. The many frlcndB of Mr. J. T. McLain The P eop le’s C onftretatlonsl „ t ’ Krv. K L Kirkland, pastor; Sunday morn lug I Our community was greatly saddened by will be Borry to know that lie is still sick »rrvice, II; evening »ervli-c. 7 30; prayrr mealing 'future of Sanford, L have invested my money in Wrdnrtdny, 7 :(Klj> ni ; S «U i»th u lmol, HI n „ln , the dentil of one of our most highly re­ at his home J. C. Eniitilnger. Superin tirmlrnt. spected and influential citizens. John W. Quite a good many of our citizens atthis enterpriserrelying upon an appreciative pub­ Jacobs, which occurred at Ills home in lenilod Quarterly _ iuceiing-fl i Orirdn nn ^T he revival meetings have begun with I great interest. Large attendonce at ev­ —SouttTChUludta 6n*lKe“ lGth last., a t 11 Saturday, und Suhday. ery service. The pastors of the different! o'clock, p. in., of tuberculosis. He had lic to assist in making this tonsorial parlor the Mr. Flint is havidg nn artesian well been confined to bis bed for scvcrnl weeks, bored tin his farm near Lake Hartley, and churches are uniting with their efforts to I -while his-Illness covered many, months. as soon ns this is completed will'put one make this one of the best meetings ever I best in the State, During his suffering, which wns very great, at his home-in Geneva. Our ritizens nre come-to our city. ’ Next Sunday morning I Dr. Dilly will preach. Subject, "A Mrs-1 be was very patient and bore his afflic­ gradually preparing for cclcrg growing as tions with great Christian fortitude. The wall ns other vegetables. Tills is already sage to Those Out uf Harmony , With Three Chairs under the Careful Supervis­ deceased was the soil of the late P. J. J a ­ one of the best fruit* raising sections in Christ." At night the pastor will preach cobs, who preceded his son to thcgrcnl be­ the county. What we need now is that from the subject, "Reckless Drivers, Un­ yond only seven months and twelve days. railroad nnd then many others would manageable Team, The Doomed Soul." ion of Three Tonsorial A rtists - — Mr. J acobs wns borh July 1,1871, in^Clm- raise truck of all kinds forTHeinarket. " These-meetings will continue next week. Song service beginning nt 7:30 p. in. '“Tuotn, oTwinch place he has always re­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Welker of Brinn. 0.. with witli full choir. Dr, Dilly leading. Sundny sided. He wns married in 1899 to Mrs. Will at all times assure my patrons of n (juick Mrs. Stevens and Miss Welker of Sanford wifi be a great day with us. Lurge Elizabeth Culiey of Weymouth. Mnss..who spent last Thursday in Geneva, guests of crowds ore expected. Those who want survives him; nlso he lenves n mother, Mrs. Fultz and Mrs. Robinson, service nnd no long waits — ’^ comfortable room should come early, Mrs. M. E. Jacobs of this pi are, two bro­ Mr. nnd Miss Worthy nnd Mr. and Mrs. thers, six sisters nnd n host of other rel­ First B aptist atives and friends tom ournhis loss. His David Speer spent last Saturday very Rev J W fluyd ouiior; Sundny morning *arvYours for business pleasantly In Sanford. ka. 11. avanlng service. 7 00. Sukhnlh school. B.43 I was a useful nnd busy life, which the Allin , Dr J T Lk*ntnn, Sunt , II Y. IV U. Sundny Wise Providence saw fit to bring to a close nt CfcJJO |i in . II ¥. Toliir, I’rast ; prayer m eeting | OVIEDO OCCURRENCES ____ a vary W atlnaulny. 7.30 p. tn. ere he Imd.readied his prime. Interment S|,vdnl rurrrspomlenl luTli«Hrrniii Sunday morning at II o'clock, mission-1 in Chuluota cemetery ul HI O’clock a. in. The Quarterly meeting services which ary exercises conducted by the Sunday Thursday, March 18th. Funeral services have been conducted in the Mctliodisf school. B. Y P II. at 0:3(1 p. nt. Preach-| were conducted by Rev. S. B. Rogers of church duriiTg the past week were ing at 7 30 p.-m. All art; cordially i n - 1 Proprietor Oro Burlier Shop DcLancL Pallbearers were Messrs. J. S. brought .to u close Sunday evening. Pre vited. nnd W. B. McKenzie, 1 T. Hodges. E. H. siding Elder Lee, assisted by the local PARK AVENUE OPPOSITE WEl.BORN ULOCK Killbe, M. L. Long and Rod. R. Roberts. Holy Cross tp lsoop al pastor. Rev. McCall, nnd another visiting Krv Il F. Bruion, rrclor: A, U . K i*y, senior war clergyman, met with much success in den; Sunday morning s<-rvlc«, II; evening servier, LAKE MARY MELANGE 5 7 30. ÄsUtsih si-IruuT IM S i. m .; B F. WhJiner. | this work, nnd their efTorts toward the Supt.: Sp«-< l#l Cor. to The H erald. ^ prayer m erting 7.31) Wednewlay e>enlng. E. 0. Hankins spent Hie d a y here Inst religious and moral betterment of the town, awakened a sympathetic rcsj>onsc t’rtsh y terisn Sunday, again. Rev. J. F. MrKlnnon, pastor: m nrplng m » L v among the people. The Presiding Elder Miss Florence Lovell, who is teaching ; evening servk-e. 7 00; Sabluitli sriuxil. il 30 ; Henry Mrl-aulin, Supl : prayer m erlim i Wfd:, school at Upsnla, wnB here Sundny shak­ is a pleasing and forceful speaker and -»day, 7 :0 0 |i ni bis sermons were much enjoyed by the ing hands with her numerous friends. large congregations, who evinced a deep Mr. J. B. B. Stryker returned Inst Mon­ Catholic interest in these meetings. Krv, M For. rector; srrv irri rv rry •eCiïfid nnd I day front I'hllndclphlu. The work of laying the sidewalks is fourth Sunday; riirly mats. 7 a. nt.; mass is and »er arid ser­ The latest out is the vespers, 3 Rev. J. F. Sundell is on the sick list; he being pushed forward with remarkable mon. 10 a, m : Sundny Sellout, D a p. in . is having a tusBcl with la grippe. activity, the walk from town being paved w**-” E N G L I S H CAB Ì B. Ingersol has had his orange grove as far ns the Seaboard depot. This work Apopka's charming tourists, has accepted j photographed by Mr. Cline, the efficient is under the supervision of T. H. Dean, the position of hello Indy in the telephone j photographer, who is spending the winter who says he will not rest until the walks exchange. Our young m en will now likely | W e h a v e n n ew lin e j u s t here. arc completed all over town. The shade huve considerable telephone business. in a n d th e lo w priei»^w i)l The services nt thè Episcopi H Mr.~nnil'Mls''fi. I*, tinn ier har e moVcd-| m a k t i th e m jjor J 5 .he su sp en d ^ Inst Sunday jitortiLhi, on. prove Quite an uddltion to the town, cre­ into the Kldrcdge cottage, lately . vacated ITT account of the Rev. Mr. Brown suddenly ating a cosmopolitan- a|>|>carunce and by Ii. F. Wilson und family. and see them. enhancing the natural beauty of thc^ sur­ becoming very ill. Postmaster W. R. O'Neal of Orlando, nod Lost Saturday, while in Sanford, Fred roundings. It is due to the untiring e f­ Auditor Brown of die United Stales postSJoblonTs horse became frightened, ran forts of the Ladies' Club that this work is office department, were here recently away, broke the wagon and tore things up being accomplished. checking up tire Apopka office. Loufs Leinhart, wlio is employed In 0*+4-+++*++ ++<‘++*->4*+4>*«e46<-44><-++<(-|-<f+t+-f'M‘++++'>4>*+**Ì •n general. We were glad to see Fred get G. W. Morse of New Haven, Conn., was Sanford, came over Saturday evening oil hack without any bones broken. in town recently looking after his property, a brief visit to bis parents. has named the .L’ & N. as t^e official the Seaboard were field-ii) Orlando five_of We arc glad to Bear th at Sanford is go­ os the Lindley cottage. Mrs. Eric Anderson», a former resident known tm route far Florida delegates to Ute South­ ten minutes, m n n m io n would be iimdu ing to have a "big time" oji the -Fourth of D. II. Tnuim, who bus been 111 Tor some ern Baptist Convention early In May. of Oviedo, but now - residing -in Sanford, nnd passengers off the Coast Line for July. Lake Mury will likely be well rep­ spent last week here in at it-n dance, a t time, is still under the c a re of Dr. Person Those going from the south and east will point* on th e Seaboard would not to stay resented. ns It was rather lonely here last of Orlando. the Quarterly Meeting. use Uie L. &. N’s. new line out of Jack* in Orlando eight hours to catch another fourth.— ——------ ------Mrs. A. J. McCulley returned Saturday Miss Willie Connell, daughter of Mrs aonville via. A tlanta. Those going from train. ____________________ We were sorry to hear of the misfortune from Lakeland where she has been on u Frank Connell, of Oakland, was Ute guest West Florida will use Uie Pensacoln-Montto Editor Holly a n d ’fauilly, from eating visit to her daughter, Mrs. Kelsey. To S u b scrib ers of friends here Inst week. gornery route. The two delegations will mutton, but as the old saying goes "It’s an An order of tho Postofflce Department, Col. S. W. Eldridge is negotiating for meet at the junctional point nnd from ill wind th at blows no good." W ehaveo’t Washington, D. C., effective Jon. 1.1908. APOPKA AFFAIRS an automobile. His several lines of bus­ thence will travel together. Secretary heard so many complaints lately about provides Uiat no delinquent subscriber ( Received too lai« tor last v re k l iness located in different parts of the Geiger Uiinks the attendance from Florida there being no fresh m eat on the table. S piels I C orretpoadroce to The Herald: county, together with his Increasing ay. « -Wv o.- Haulerson it titoroughly repairing ertlupuls.' which has already gone way There will be a reduced round-trip rate giving as a reason lipit the departm ent is <JEfecVi~GLEANiNGS. ' furnishing a low rate of postage on news­ and repainting hi* residence. Homer G. beyond the three hundred pound mark, and tills will be open to everybody. ' special Correapuudm cc U>The Herald: papers. and does so fur,the benefit of a Crunk is both carpenter and painter. Quarterly m eeting will be held at the « makes an auto an absolute necessity. The Railroad Commission has ordered bonafide subscriber who |>ays fur his A. C. Adams Is patting another story on Miss Minnie L. Fruuklin and her Sun­ the Florida East Coast road to restore paper. Methodist church next Saturday and Sun­ ___________ *_______ day at this place. On Saturday afternoon Ids cottage, end otherwise greatly Im­ day school class, gave an tee cream social epuneetions with the Atlantic Coast Line CLOSING OUT ' recently at the residence of Mrs. Cunning­ at both Sanford and Orange City Junc­ re8ular conference will be held and the proving his property. My stock or Guns and.Rifles. New L. F. Squires, postm aster at East Lake, ham in the Interest of the new Baptist tion. What it the m utter with having Pastor, Rev.’ McCall Is specially desirous and second hand. Bargains ir you was here recently visiting his friend W. church. Quite a nice sum was realized. fhat every member of the church be the north-bound morning Seaboard mak­ want them. Harry J. Wilson. E. Brown. Present. Rev. L. D. Geiger, corresponding secre­ ing-up in Orlando held there for connec­ Are you a subscriber tp The Huald T ‘ As a diversion, Miss K. V. Scott, one of tary of Ute Florida Baptist Convention, tion with the north-bound A. C. LT U Mrs. Emma McCorcadel of Havana, has M. P. L IP E GO C A R TS S A N F O R D F U R N IT U R E C O . ] •mow � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1909 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 26, 1909; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c2b1201973c22eb3278389e48fd06036.pdf 00454b0924e33c681e1949c5e443f392 PDF Text Text •'V* ; HILE deprecating the unfortunate misunderstanding on the part •• of certain factors in the celery industry of this district, regard­ ing our purposes and methods, we feel it incum bent upon us to • statements, published in an advertisement in the issue of this paper • • • of March 20th. We reproduce these statem entsdn quotation marks • J •"“and our replies immediately follow: ’ •• • ------- —“Last season, an'effort waTmade by Crutchfield & Woolfolk of Pittsburg to destroy • this highly satisfactory home market by organizing the Sanford Celery Union, etc.” • A good deal depends on w h o p ro fits by the maintenance of the so-called “home 2 —market”; the brokers and manipulators, or the growers Themselves. Ask yourself the queso tion. Our sole purpose in organizing was to place the real control of the industry in the • hands of the growers themselves, where it properly belongs, rather than allow it to*be ex• ploited by others for their individual profit. The S a n fo r d C e le r y U n io n is an in2 d e p e n d e n t body of the growers, governed and controlled by t h e m s e lv e s and with full 0 power to contract with whom they please for the marketing of their product. In theselee• tion of its selling agents, it was governed solely by the q uality o f th e s e r v ic e of2 fered, and the desire to market its products under the modern, progressive methods em• ployed, in California. There has been no effort m ade either b y u s or o u r se llin g • a g e n ts to d e stro y a n y fe atu re o T th e hom e m arke t w h ic h is to the inter• e st o f th e G R O W E R S ; thfijfeature ofJ \ O. B. selling has been :eneouraged“:and de- ---------- -- -------- their agent adm itted that their only sale at that price ($2.25 f. o. b.) was to themselves”—Their a* such admission. It was not known at the time to whom the sale had been made. A discussion did arise at the in legitimacy of sales by the selling agent to, his own branch houses or departments. Everyone familiar with mo usage knows that this practice is perfectly legitimate, and is followed by the largest commercial corporations in ex whole point is unimportant, as the fa c t of the sa le is what concerns the grower and not the person of the buyer. Note .."The trade as well as Jhe growers know th a t no market in America would justify a $2.25 f. o. b. price lost v th is sta te m e n t w ell; it is the keynote of the w h ole m atter. And note well our reply: The TI.„ car _ in question ___ $2.25 f. o. h., not to the branch of Crutchfield &. Woolfolk, hut to one of the m o st prom in e n t ce le ry d e a le rsj in P hiladclphia, whose name we will gladly furnish on application. fT " car was _______ ..............; ' at the * full — price named. Mind you, The accepted and" paid‘ for it is stated th at “No market in America would -justify. a $2.25 f. o. b. r-*-price last week . T Furthermore, several cars were sold for f* ' ~ j * 'same price, * _ $2.25 7 -------* f. o. b. and all of _ these ___________ the “Manatee County growers at the sales______ were perfectly bonafide ns we are inposition to prove. And yet, mind you, it is stated th at “No market in America would justify a~$2.25 „ ;.......................... a $2.25 priceTaWAv^ek p ric e la it week."’’ 7Think of it! Does this not prove c le a rly and beyond a rg u m e n t that our selling agents did sell at what is claimed by those subscribing to that statem ent to he an impossible price? Whnt does it profit a man to idly deny an e sta b lish e d fa ct? We employed Crutchfield &. Woolfolk to m arket our produc because we believed their service the best obtainable and that they were in position to kn ow the m a rk e ts and to take a d v a n ta g e of them. In the light of the above, was not our selection I s n ’t T h is F in al A n d C o n c lu s iv e ? G r o w in g C e le ry for Y O U R P R O F I T ? As stated in the first paragraph of this open letter, we deplore this controversy — It w a s not o forced on us, who ask only to be unmolested in our effort to stand together for self-protection and market to the best ad Vantage. O nly, let those who p rove them as we stand ready to prove our sales and our state mr inose wno muke make charges stand ready tq tq.prove m e n u . — We i r ’invite ‘ ’ " who ’ " at our office if they desire further proof. all m a rb’ ^ ln* te re—ste d to call A ll re fo rm s have s m a ll b e g in n in g s and ure always bitterly opposed by those whose intere serve the ‘»Id order of things. We represent a very fair proportion of the whole, in volume of our acreage; the actual much larger than stated by our. critics, as any who care to take the trouble can easily learn for themselves This ' fact, * however, is unimportant; the important point is that we are g r o w in g because we are right; our own ranks are solidT our membership well pleased »1 * n n trled m®tbods °* marketing—they ought to know!) and we will always be ready to welcome to membership with UmmseWes^n1^coinVoTof tl°eTndu^Iry!US condltlon~ who belleves ih the principle of association, and who wants to see the growers There are no membership or* initiation fees or dues of any kind; this is purely a protective and co-operative body; the offi­ cers are serving voluntarily; voluntnri V #»nnh m«>nihnr has hno an nr. equal voioe ¡» -Lv_U N I O N ---------- -----are unnaid. unpaid, serving each member in .i__ the g____ o v e rn ___ m e n jt. ofI .tliô S A N F O R D C E L E R Y UNION •• *J S» J* »• 5* •• JJ •• •$ •• •J •• ! $ �TW ELVE P AO E9--PA RT II PAGES 9 TO 12 „V**. V» HERALD IN SANFORD— Life is Worth Living Number 32 SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. MARCH 26. I909 rOlINTY H A P P F N I N f i S I tothe marriage nfh« LUlM i I I Hrt 1 1 L lllllU O I daughter. Mattie to Mr. LonnhfWorthy of IN SANFORD CHURCHES |$ I Geneva, the wedding to tnke place pt the A Budget of Interesting Items Uoptist church in Havana on the evening ,— — --------- loLAprll-7th-at—8 —o*riockr After -April Where Devout of the Celery | P ro m c o r r e s p o n d e n ts jlOtii they will be "at home" to tlioir City Worship Tomorrow. I friends at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. I J- A. Worthy in Geneva. Many are reTIIE EVENTS OE ORANGE COUNTY serving sincere congratulations fo r, Ids RESUME Of ALL CHURCH EVENTS I populnr young couple. The ladies of Geneva have again organ­ Efficient S ta ff o f Reporter« Weekly Having purchased the Oro Barber Shop and ized the Benevolent Aid Society. They or Interest to Those ^Religiously In­ Covers the Territory for propose.to give a scries of entertainments clined-S ubjects of Discourses The Herald during the summer. The first of these, fo r the Sabbath. put it .in first-class condition and greatly improved T K * Pastor« n f t h * C tm rc h ra in the C itjr a r t E«vitk«tljp I nn Ice cream festival will be held in the CHULUOTA CHRONICLES to bnnf o r *«*»d ih e if A n n o u n c e m e n t s •twl | city hall on March 20. The money thus C k w r t h N r t r t to thar office na t U te t.th a n litu n Special Corrcaponilcnce to The Herald. the same in every wny, I wish to announce to the if ic r a o o B , r if» t M ethodist Springtime is here and farmers are hust obtained will bo used for benevolent pur­ poses and the ladies solicit the patronage Rrv A K Hmiaeliotdef, |>rt§ior:churrh, corner Pork I ling niong their crops. and Fifth street; parsonage, com er Mag­ public that they can now he assured of a of the community and neighboring cities. nvrnue nolia avexihr and Seventh street: phone* 234. Rev. T. J. Bell of Kissinunge filled his Sunday morning icrvkT at 11; evening service, There ore visitors here who nre invest! 7.00; Sundny school, 0:45 a. BL1 Jno. K. Met-1 regular appointment in thcBaptiBtchurch gating ns to the advisability of potting in linger» SupL Epworth longue, 3.00 Sundny even- I here, Sunday, preaching both morning and v -*■*■,* | «p www ■ * evening. There were three additions to nn up-to-date saw mill.' This vcpuld Subject nt H ri. m. ‘ "Our Religion."!;; rlP S tt* " surely be a Welcome addition io our comthe church. The-candidates will be hn'p7;30 p. m. "A Reasonable Theme.” Sun­ tised on the morning of the third Sunday tnunlty. day school 9:45 a. m„ Lesson "TemperDr. J. J. Burns, who spends his winters ance,” Epworth League nt II p. m„ subject In April, at 0 o'clock, at the usual place in Luke Mills, In front of J. Tlldcn Jacobs* in Geneva returned to his home in De­ "The Light and the Witness." In every respect. The very best of barbers will he fiance, Ohio, Inst Monday, -nreompanirri Rrvivnl-srrvicps wiiH begin—the—first —home«---------------------- 1------- :----------Sunday,. April 4lh. Rev. W. A. Myers, I The cattlemen are busy . herding their by his dnughter. Mrs. Claude Kaulerson employed, and in the hands of skilled artists your Conference Evangelist, will have charge Mr. Sanford Long returned to Georgia cattle. A party consisting of MiBses Bertha J a ­ lost week, after spending some weeks in of the meeting. Rev. Myers will preach wants in the tonsorial line will he attended to nnd twice p day for 15 days. We desire all cobs, Pearl and Mnrgic Kilbce, Messrs. G. our town at the home.of Mr. nnd Mrs. Christians to tnke part in these meetings. I KeifT. W. Jacobs nnd Wm: Tanner nnd Master satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs. Ailc’Jones, nfter a short visit to We hope all the people 6TSanford wlU EcT rm m '-Jacobsrlcfl"T hursday for Cocoa, interested, anti arrange to attend the [ where they will spend a few days visiting her sister, Mrs. I’attishall, has returned to * » X *. A sehyecs. ‘friends.' J. T. Hodges conveyed the party her home in Atlanta. I am not a knocker» and believing in the great over in his launch. The many frlcndB of Mr. J. T. McLain The P eop le’s C onftretatlonsl „ t ’ Krv. K L Kirkland, pastor; Sunday morn lug I Our community was greatly saddened by will be Borry to know that lie is still sick »rrvice, II; evening »ervli-c. 7 30; prayrr mealing 'future of Sanford, L have invested my money in Wrdnrtdny, 7:(Klj> ni ; S«Ui»th u lmol, HI n„ln , the dentil of one of our most highly re­ at his home J. C. Eniitilnger. Superintirmlrnt. spected and influential citizens. John W. Quite a good many of our citizens atthis enterpriserrelying upon an appreciative pub­ Jacobs, which occurred at Ills home in lenilod Quarterly _iuceiing-fl i Orirdn nn ^The revival meetings have begun with I great interest. Large attendonce at ev­ —SouttTChUludta 6n*lKe“lGth last., at 11 Saturday, und Suhday. ery service. The pastors of the different! o'clock, p. in., of tuberculosis. He had lic to assist in making this tonsorial parlor the Mr. Flint is havidg nn artesian well been confined to bis bed for scvcrnl weeks, bored tin his farm near Lake Hartley, and churches are uniting with their efforts to I -while his-Illness covered many, months. as soon ns this is completed will'put one make this one of the best meetings ever I best in the State, During his suffering, which wns very great, at his home-in Geneva. Our ritizens nre come-to our city. ’ Next Sunday morning I Dr. Dilly will preach. Subject, "A Mrs-1 be was very patient and bore his afflic­ gradually preparing for cclcrg growing as tions with great Christian fortitude. The wall ns other vegetables. Tills is already sage to Those Out uf Harmony , With T hree C h a ir s under the C are fu l S u p e r v is ­ deceased was the soil of the late P. J. J a ­ one of the best fruit* raising sections in Christ." At night the pastor will preach cobs, who preceded his son to thcgrcnl be­ the county. What we need now is that from the subject, "Reckless Drivers, Un­ yond only seven months and twelve days. railroad nnd then many others would manageable Team, The Doomed Soul." ion of Three T o n so ria l A r t is t s - — Mr. J acobs wns borh July 1,1871, in^Clm- raise truck of all kinds forTHeinarket. " These-meetings will continue next week. Song service beginning nt 7:30 p. in. '“Tuotn, oTwinch place he has always re­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Welker of Brinn. 0.. with witli full choir. Dr, Dilly leading. Sundny sided. He wns married in 1899 to Mrs. Will at all times assure my patrons of n (juick Mrs. Stevens and Miss Welker of Sanford wifi be a great day with us. Lurge Elizabeth Culiey of Weymouth. Mnss..who spent last Thursday in Geneva, guests of crowds ore expected. Those who want survives him; nlso he lenves n mother, Mrs. Fultz and Mrs. Robinson, service nnd no long waits — ’^ comfortable room should come early, Mrs. M. E. Jacobs of this pi are, two bro­ Mr. nnd Miss Worthy nnd Mr. and Mrs. thers, six sisters nnd n host of other rel­ B aptist atives and friends tomournhis loss. His David Speer spent last Saturday very Rev J W fluydFirst Yours for business ouiior; Sundny morning *arvpleasantly In Sanford. ka. 11. avanlng service. 7 00. Sukhnlh school. B.43 I was a useful nnd busy life, which the Allin , Dr J T Lk*ntnn, Sunt , II Y. IV U. Sundny Wise Providence saw fit to bring to a close nt CfcJJO |i in . II ¥. Toliir, I’rast ; prayer m eeting | OVIEDO OCCURRENCES ____ a vary W atlnaulny. 7.30 p. tn. ere he Imd.readied his prime. Interment S|,vdnl rurrrspomlenl luTli«- Hrrniii Sunday morning at II o'clock, mission-1 in Chuluota cemetery ul HI O’clock a. in. The Quarterly meeting services which ary exercises conducted by the Sunday Thursday, March 18th. Funeral services have been conducted in the Mctliodisf school. B. Y P II. at 0:3(1 p. nt. Preach-| were conducted by Rev. S. B. Rogers of church duriiTg the past week were ing at 7 30 p.-m. All art; cordially in -1 Proprietor Oro Burlier Shop DcLancL Pallbearers were Messrs. J. S. brought .to u close Sunday evening. Pre vited. nnd W. B. McKenzie, 1 T. Hodges. E. H. siding Elder Lee, assisted by the local PARK AVENUE OPPOSITE WEl.BORN ULOCK Killbe, M. L. Long and Rod. R. Roberts. Holy Cross tp lsoop al pastor. Rev. McCall, nnd another visiting Krv Il F. Bruion, rrclor: A, U. Ki*y, senior war clergyman, met with much success in den; Sunday morning s<-rvlc«, II; evening servier, LAKE MARY MELANGE 5 7 30. ÄsUtsih si-IruuT IM S i. m .; B F. WhJiner. | this work, nnd their efTorts toward the Supt.: Sp«-< l#l Cor. to The H erald. ^ prayer m erting 7.31) Wednewlay e>enlng. E. 0. Hankins spent Hie d ay here Inst religious and moral betterment of the town, awakened a sympathetic rcsj>onsc t’r t s hy t er i s n Sunday, again. among the people. The Presiding Elder Rev. J. F. MrKlnnon, pastor: mnrplng m »L v Miss Florence Lovell, who is teaching ; evening servk-e. 7 00; Sabluitli sriuxil. il 30 ; Henry Mrl-aulin, Supl : prayer m erlim i Wfd:, school at Upsnla, wnB here Sundny shak­ is a pleasing and forceful speaker and -»day, 7:00|i ni bis sermons were much enjoyed by the ing hands with her numerous friends. large congregations, who evinced a deep Mr. J. B. B. Stryker returned Inst Mon­ Catholic interest in these meetings. Krv, M For. rector; srrvirri rvrry •eCiïfid nnd I day front I'hllndclphlu. The work of laying the sidewalks is fourth Sunday; riirly mats. 7 a. nt.; massis and »er arid ser­ The latest out is the vespers, 3 Rev. J. F. Sundell is on the sick list; he being pushed forward with remarkable mon. 10 a, m : Sundny Sellout, D a p. in. is having a tusBcl with la grippe. activity, the walk from town being paved Ì w**-” E N G L IS H CAB B. Ingersol has had his orange grove as far ns the Seaboard depot. This work Apopka's charming tourists, has accepted j photographed by Mr. Cline, the efficient is under the supervision of T. H. Dean, the position of hello Indy in the telephone j photographer, who is spending the winter who says he will not rest until the walks exchange. Our young men will now likely | We haven new line just here. arc completed all over town. The shade huve considerable telephone business. in and the low priei»^wi)l The services nt thè Episcopi H Mr.~nnil'Mls''fi. I*, tinn ier har e moVcd-| m akti them jjor J 5.he suspend^ Inst Sunday jitortiLhi, on. prove Quite an uddltion to the town, cre­ into the Kldrcdge cottage, lately . vacated ITT account of the Rev. Mr. Brown suddenly ating a cosmopolitan- a|>|>carunce and by Ii. F. Wilson und family. and see them. enhancing the natural beauty of thc^ sur­ becoming very ill. Postmaster W. R. O'Neal of Orlando, nod Lost Saturday, while in Sanford, Fred roundings. It is due to the untiring e f­ Auditor Brown of die United Stales postSJoblonTs horse became frightened, ran forts of the Ladies' Club that this work is office department, were here recently away, broke the wagon and tore things up being accomplished. checking up tire Apopka office. Loufs Leinhart, wlio is employed In 0 * + 4 -+ + + * + + + + <‘++*->4*+4>*«e46<-44><-+ + <(-|-<f+t + -f'M‘++++'>4>*+**Ì •n general. We were glad to see Fred get G. W. Morse of New Haven, Conn., was Sanford, came over Saturday evening oil hack without any bones broken. in town recently looking after his property, a brief visit to bis parents. has named the .L’ & N. as t^e official the Seaboard were field-ii) Orlando five_of We arc glad to Bear that Sanford is go­ os the Lindley cottage. Mrs. Eric Anderson», a former resident known tm route far Florida delegates to Ute South­ ten minutes, m nnm ion would be iimdu ing to have a "big time" oji the -Fourth of D. II. Tnuim, who bus been 111 Tor some ern Baptist Convention early In May. of Oviedo, but now - residing -in Sanford, nnd passengers off the Coast Line for July. Lake Mury will likely be well rep­ spent last week here in at it-ndance, at time, is still under the c a re of Dr. Person Those going from the south and east will point* on the Seaboard would not to stay resented. ns It was rather lonely here last of Orlando. the Quarterly Meeting. use Uie L. &. N’s. new line out of Jack* in Orlando eight hours to catch another fourth.— ——------ -----Mrs. A. J. McCulley returned Saturday Miss Willie Connell, daughter of Mrs aonville via. Atlanta. Those going from train. ___________________ We were sorry to hear of the misfortune from Lakeland where she has been on u Frank Connell, of Oakland, was Ute guest West Florida will use Uie Pensacoln-Montto Editor Holly and’fauilly, from eating visit to her daughter, Mrs. Kelsey. To Subscribers of friends here Inst week. gornery route. The two delegations will mutton, but as the old saying goes "It’s an An order of tho Postofflce Department, Col. S. W. Eldridge is negotiating for meet at the junctional point nnd from ill wind that blows no good." Wehaveo’t Washington, D. C., effective Jon. 1.1908. APOPKA AFFAIRS an automobile. His several lines of bus­ thence will travel together. Secretary heard so many complaints lately about provides Uiat no delinquent subscriber (Received too lai« tor last vrekl iness located in different parts of the Geiger Uiinks the attendance from Florida there being no fresh meat on the table. Spiels I Corretpoadroce to The Herald: county, together with his Increasing ay. « -Wv o.- Hauler son it titoroughly repairing ertlupuls.' which has already gone way There will be a reduced round-trip rate giving as a reason lipit the department is <JEfecVi~GLEANiNGS. ' furnishing a low rate of postage on news­ and repainting hi* residence. Homer G. beyond the three hundred pound mark, and tills will be open to everybody. ' special Correapuudm cc U>The Herald: papers. and does so fur,the benefit of a Crunk is both carpenter and painter. Quarterly meeting will be held at the « makes an auto an absolute necessity. The Railroad Commission has ordered bonafide subscriber who |>ays fur his A. C. Adams Is patting another story on Miss Minnie L. Fruuklin and her Sun­ the Florida East Coast road to restore paper. Methodist church next Saturday and Sun­ _________ *_______ day at this place. On Saturday afternoon Ids cottage, end otherwise greatly Im­ day school class, gave an tee cream social epuneetions with the Atlantic Coast Line CLOSING OUT ' recently at the residence of Mrs. Cunning­ at both Sanford and Orange City Junc­ re8ular conference will be held and the proving his property. M y stock or Guns and.Rifles. New L. F. Squires, postmaster at East Lake, ham in the Interest of the new Baptist tion. What it the mutter with having Pastor, Rev.’ McCall Is specially desirous and second hand. Bargains ir you was here recently visiting his friend W. church. Quite a nice sum was realized. fhat every member of the church be the north-bound morning Seaboard mak­ want them. Harry J. Wilson. E. Brown. Present. Rev. L. D. Geiger, corresponding secre­ ing-up in Orlando held there for connec­ Are you a subscriber tp The Huald T ‘ As a diversion, Miss K. V. Scott, one of tary of Ute Florida Baptist Convention, tion with the north-bound A. C. LT U Mrs. Emma McCorcadel of Havana, has * Ì • * M. P. LIP E GO C A R TS S A N F O R D F U R N IT U R E C O . ] •m ow �\ Armour Car Line Gives Florida Small End HIGH REFRIGERATION CHARGES California Gets 3,000 M ile Service at Price Paid by Florida f o r 1,000 rates twice ns high, would thnt make DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDER them legnit^ ,... The freight discrimination against DENTIST Florida and in favor of California is al­ Phone141 most as glaring m the refrigeration. This has been gone into before the commis­ sion and some relief secured but even now the rates from Florida are compar­ JOHN C. SNEAD atively almost double those from Califor­ nia. There is also discrimination against ARCHITECT Florida on certain products compared 113 W. First Sum with those from Alabama, Mississippi Phone 103 and other states. S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A There should btf a Federal law to com­ pel refrigerator lines to carry perishable produce at the actual cost of ice and the ANDEW JOHNSON fee for putting (t'into the bunkers. Prices ATTORNEY-AT-LAW charged by ice dealers usually Include putting it into the cars. Until (here Ts Practices In State and Federal Couru. some such Federal law or one to compel Phon« 248. M. <T3t Building. the railroads to perform this service for actual cost, Armour will continue to squeeze the growers of Florida, Georgia THOMAS EMMET WILSON and.tho Carolines. Armour cars arc far ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR from satisfactory. Most of them nre bet­ AT-LAW ter fitted for the junk pile, or for non-per­ Seventh Judicial Circuit of ishable freight, than for the use to which Late State Attorney* Florida ‘ , they are placed In this State. The Retldencri, Sanford and Sylvan Lake equipment consists largely of the cars which were driven off the Southern Pa­ GEO. A. DeCOTTES ' cific road and supplanted by the up-todate cara of the Pacific Fruit Exp., the ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW Harr ¡man refrigerating fine. It must he I in state had<Federpl Courts borne in mind that when Harrimrta ’sup?] > Practice -.V ----planted Armour refrlgerhfltnPlift>»TiT own Wclborn Bloçk Sanford, Fla roads by Ills new cars, he cut the rates precious little. JUST RECEIVED The following article from the New M ake Your Selection From Full Pattern York Produce News Is of vital interest to every grower in Florida, and for their benefit we reproduce it: " Florida shippers snd growers have a just grievance against the Armour Car Line and its methods In the State to ex­ tort profits from refrigeration. The great southern trunk lines ore hand In glove with Armour and the growers suffer. If Florida had a railroad commission like Tcxds, these conditions would not exist. True, the various State commissions are powerless in interstate traffic, but In Texas that body hns been a mighty force In saving money to the growers on re­ frigeration. In this state, the commis­ sioners as soon ns elected, appear to be hypnotized by the railroad officials. It took, nerve and money to establish Ihe 306-30.8 FHtgT STREET,•"SA'N'FORb. FLORIDA roads in Florida, but now thnt they are operating nt n profit, it would teem busi­ ness foresight to-encourage shippers to greater production' by a reduction in W onderful Electrical Invention charges. The freight ra te s. are . as high —Another addition toelec ule possifalht le* DENTIST nnd, in some instances, higher thnn when hns developed—perhaps the most wonder­ (he roads first began to operate. At thnt ful of them all. Professor Korn of the Room 13 Pico Building period there Was little freight while today Munich University has perfected an in­ SANFORD. FLORIDA its volume is astonishing. Even the strument by means of which photographs roads would hnve been credulous ten and pictures of various kinds can be sent | E S T A B L I S H E D 1 8 6 9 __________ Ù— years ago if anyone would have said that and received by telegraph. DR. R. M. MASON _____ The Instru­ .Snniiird.would ship over-1,000-care-of ment Is In tlnlly^use in Munich, Copenha­ DENTIST green stuff in a season. That is what it gen, Berlin, London nnd Paris. In the did last season nnd it promises to do far latter city the L’lllustration nnd In London Wclborn Block Phone 10 Are Offering Any and All Kinds of Florida 1 more than that this season, and this Is the Mirror, both daily newspapers, are re­ Sanford. Florida at as Low Prices and on as Reasonable Terms only one point. producing pictures sent by the new sys­ The railroad’s discrimination in re­ tem. In this country the New York World As Can be Had Anywhere. *•frigeration against the Florida shippers j hns received and printed a photograph A. C. HART is nn outrage. The minimum charge for sent from Washington by the new process. a car of celery from Sanford is 300. That Wonderful ns this instrument appears, it SU RVEYO R AND DRAUGHTSMAN Office on Park Avenue, between First nnd Commercial Stri-'•‘is. Sanford, Florida Leveling and Crovt SvclIonlng for Drainas« Is for a car of 20,000 pounds. If the enr evidently will be outstripped in many • a Specially is loaded to 24,000 «ir '30,000 pounds, ns ways by oilier electricians who lire work is allowable for seine sections, the re frigemtion goes as high as $80. From Sanford Shipped 94 Cars Celery Florida tlioTun of a refrigerator car to J A C K S O N V IL L E W. G. HAMMOND [New York Produce Newt) New York is but four days. During Ja n ­ Jacksonville,-Fla.,‘Mar. 15—The ship­ ARCHITECT uary, February, March, nnd even Into April, n a ir does not need any ice after ments of celery from the Sanford district Ofllce with Murrell it Min shew one day beyond Jacksonville.— It get» during the week, ending Saturday, aggre­ ' ----------CHORUS OF 1 gated 94 cars, half of which were shipped into cold weather and during these Flou Huld Block months It is rare thnt n enr gets but one by Chase & Co: Celery this Wfiek hnsbeen icing after the initial one. It would hard­ active and with wurm weather the latter F. Tr^WILLIAMS W ith M rs. C orinna ftidar-K alaay, _’» aoprano; Novada van d«r Veer, alio; Ri ly be possible to use ten tons of ice in part of lost week shipments were heavier M illar, tanor; O ualaf H olm qulat, b a it jinfy two icings. This ice costs here thnn an tlci|intcd nnd the mnrkct cased. .SURVEYOR and CIVIL ENGINEER 32.50 per ton. Armour's people say it This week started out rainy und if it The New York Symphony Orchestra CoIYducled by l*tumr 273 costs $3:30 In liie'touhkfifi. More cara keeps-up-the- cclrry^movCTnaiit will Tic SANFORD. FUA go to destination using only six tons of greatly interfered with. Most of Chase ice than those using ten. Tiie haul is so F o u r C o n e o rta , M atinoo a n d N ight, A pril I9th and short between Fiorjda and. eastern mar­ O ld S h o e s W a n te d Assoriale memberships, BvxkI for one reserved seat at each concert. Sfi IMI M.ikr kets that the some refrigerator car lias not* os books dote April 1st, and regular box ofllce rule» then prt >nil I mil again asking for OLD SHOES. I been loaded four times in 30 days. Ad- “ ___Ladles J a k e Notloe — —-will give what they are worth------ l----------------——---- -— Fund* must - twx-nttipanr applicntlrm» -milling Xfcnour’s clnim of'$3.50^ier ton T. T. E L M O R E , LOG M a in Stre et, Jackso nville, Florida SIZES. 6. 7, 8, 9, 10 II AND 15 Albert Grnmling. proprietor of tiie lonfor Ice in the bunkers qnd the use of ten sorinl parlors In the Pico block, opjiosite A . E. Ir v in ’s S h o e S h o p tons to the car, the actual cost is $35 a the express office, announces that he is Cor. 3rd St. and Sanford Avc: car. Then the Armour Car Line mukes now prepared to do ludics’ hair-dressing Drink a Bottle of even on the minimum cars, a net profit as well as ludics’facial massage. Experts of $25 in uddition to getting mileage of arc employed, .who will be sent to the three-fourths of a cent on each enr. homes of nil making request. The prices It is only necessary to know the fac ts. arc reasonable, nnd only white |>eoplc<ire Only Exclusive nnd about the shipments of celery from Cali­ catered to. . 31-af fornia to realize underwliatdisadvuntngc the celery growers of Florida operate. • In the City Tiie haul of a car of Florida celery to We make everything known to the trade New York is n trifle over 1,000 miles. The haul of a car of celery from OrFull Line of Confectioneries ungc county, California, to New York is And Cigars over 3,000 miles. Suppose ti single car nnge county. Pure water, high rolling G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R Free Hmise-to-House Delivery was used continuously from the Califor­ nia celery fields to New York for a year, land of best quality, Interspersed with 111 Park Ava. ’Phona 106 Manufacturcd with pure distilled water—they will prevent illness, aid it coqld not make more than six round innumerable clear water Inkes; one of digestion and give you health trips. A similar car o|>erated in the the most healthy locations tn South Florho San ford C oca C ola Bottling C o ., Sanford, Fla same manner between the Sanford celery Altmonte Springs. fielijs und New York could easily make 30 trips In a year, just six times us Announcement Plenty of Sanford Readers Move This many ns tpYSdifornla. Keep these facts With this issue. The Herald offers a club Experiencein mind and compare the refrigeration rntp of 31.50 a vmr_fnr Tim .IW ^U—^ You tax the Kidneys—overwork charges from tiie two points. the New York Produce News. (The pink them— In California the minimum for n car of They can’t keep up the continual celery is 20,000 pounds, no matter to The Produce News bus always been in strain. what territory it goes. There tire three sympathy with the growers, tind all those The back gives out—it ’aches and For Particulars, Call on mlnlinums from Sanford. Tiie refrigera­ who do not take this paper should take pains; Urinary troubles set in. tion of a car of celery from California to advantage of tills offer. L D ,.P r« > . J L _ A . T. R 0 8 S E 1 —D on’t wait longer—take Doan's Kid­ “ New York Is flat 307.30 for a 3.000 mile A. P . C O N N E L L Y , 8ae»y: A T re a t When you hnve an item of news col ney Pills. haul. Out an average of twelve days, Sanford people tell you how they act, J . C. HIGGINS phone N a 14 8. while the charge from Sanford to .New P. P. Anick, Jlltu S l , Sanford, Fla., A. T. ROSSETTE« York for* similar car, haul' 1,100 miles, "i !'avc ''«fid l o a n ’s Kidney -OSTEOPATHY Pdis and can say that they are a uut four days, is 360. Did one ever**TCe more glaring discrimination!. Mrs. Nettie L Bradshaw; D. 0., superior kidney remedy. My work Backed by and hiding behind tiie skirts hns opened on office over Newlnn’s brings quite a strain on the hack and as a result, I suffered a great deal from of the trunk lines reaching Florida the Drug Store. Consultation and ex­ backache. I became so lame at times Armour Car Line lias the growers by the am ination free that 1 could hardly straighten and mornings upon arising, found it diffi. throat and there seems no relief unless I tried plasters the Interstate Commerce Commission will SANFORD LODGE, No. 2 7 .1.0 .0 . F. cult to get around. and linamenit but the relief they ’come to tho rescue. The refrigerator Meets every Monday njght at 7:30 in Mu- B " ! wa« otdy tem porary.__ U uxlffi!*-!-JfM orVr tenlDnf l r v __ L a t sonic Hall. - Vtstring brethren ~uhj Cor­ h .lines arc declared common camera nnd IctigtTilearned of'D oan s Kidney Pil dially invited. W. S. B aldwin, us such are under the iu r^ jcU o n of the and obtaining h box, I found that thi Secretary. acted just as represented. When commission. This1>elng true how can Biot august Federal body reconcile the Our Monthly Rate ^ Qlub Only glaring discrimination between Florida IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN stronger, Giving you twelve pieces a m onth’. We will call for and delh and California! It is understood they For sife by. all dealers, Wekivn Tribe No. 41 ------- Price 50 hide behind the claim that the rates cents. Foster-M ilbum Co., Buffalo, clothes once a week. ALL WORJyGUARANTEED. * * m charged are those which have been filed Hunting grounds of Sanford. MeeUogi New York, sole tg en ts foT the United on the 1st and 2nd Wednesday of each States. /l and posted, hence are legal. Suppose month in Masonic Hall. VislUng broth­ Remember the name—Doan’s—and the Armour Car Line should file and post ers welootne. D. A. CALDWELL & SONS * v -JP0YAL TAILORING :— ...— - T h e M a r k s — R e a l E s t a t e A gen SPRING MUSICAL FESTIVAL! 2 5 0 TR A IN E D VOICES G. W. SPENCER The Sanfuid Building &” Loan Association W IL L B U IL D Y O U A HOME Ladies’ Skirts and Gentlemen’s Clothing $ 1.25 M. P. LIFE, Manager. In Gold’s Barber Shop ¿T hone 60 Park Avenui �M *fch 26, I BOO jveek. resolutions were adopted op­ J. F. Carlson and wife to E.R. Hotnling ALL AROUND FLORIDA lasl posing stnto unifonnity in text books. wd., $400, The teachers also put themselves on record 1L Weedcn and wire to Henkel & in favor of special school district bonding. E b ^ s d u ja b o . Increased pay for grading committees and C. C. Robertson and wife to R. L. Rob­ extra allowance for holding teachers' sum­ inson. wd.rflOO____ m er ociioois. 1 Chas. H. Newell to Wiley Woodberry. CULLED f ROM T H rS T C T E PR ESS taThpa Inn is to be moved to Bal­ wd.. $30. « n i*ir- - last Point, and fitted up for a club house. J. H. Smith to J. W. Thimblcheo, wd., Wnmbolt attinge, adjoining the Confed­ $ 10. An epitome o f the W eek's M oat Im ­ J. B. libiteli and wire to J. H. Udell. portant Happenings In the ' erate Home, at Jacksonville, was burned dyerf- f t --------- ~ — - Saturdayr-:— •c y — ~ 8 m e Tr p a t t f h t ~ W. J. Thigpen to R. E. Herndon, deed, Miss Mercldes Perdigon of West Tampa $323. Slierlff W. M. Langston of Leon county was Killed in Tallahassee last Saturday was fatally burned Tuesday by explosion R. E. Herndon to Frank EL Lane, «leed. night by n negro desperado, who he was of a gasoline tank which she was trying $ 100. -to fill while the stove was in uso. Henry CUUmherg to J. E. Pace, deed. trying to arrest. —-------- -------$2730. A man named Thompson ofTampa who Filed for Record. B. Drew toW. J. Thigpen, sat. tntg..$75. induced Miss Celestinn Wiliams to elope Elizabeth Hnins to ». H. Hall. wd.. with him and get married, some tline ago, $105. £ . __ has deserted her in'Ncw York city. Sanford Celery Delta Land Co., letters The A. C. L. railway is putting down patent. . , 83-pound rails along portions of its line, W. B. Ivey to W. J. Thigpen.' wd.. replacing the lighter weight ones now in $2500; use. Titos. E. Wilson and wife to Louli Lake View hotel at Winter Haven has Lcahmnn, qcd., $15. been sold to EL C. Lingcrnf Elkins, West Hunt & llrnnnon to Sarah C. Osltorn. Vn., who Is.lQ ma.kjLCXtcnBivc alterations wd„-$IOO.--------------- i-----------------------in the property. , Ttieo. AulIn to B. F. Wheeler, clmt. —r Mrs’ E. C. Smith, who has annoyed W. nitg.. $1. j.-lXiugnll ofjjSt. Petersburg all winter«- R. L. Harris to Francis B. Harris, wd.. A r n Ä The General News or **Tlie Land of flow ers" You can ¿et ARMOUR FERTILIZERS Drive yo&r Wagon into Sanford Call oh C. H. Evans He can deliver any brand you want out of Our new Warehouse Without Delay— Can Fit you Armour Blood, Bone & Potash Armour Celery Grower —-V.L_ . . $ 1. LOOK l ? ^ t a . b . l e . _ - For Our Store Armour Practical Trucker v W. M. McKinnon to C. 11, Barnes, wd., _ A party of Northern'capitalists have $10. . C. H. Barnes and wife to Overstreet bought the Dodge property on Lake How-* Or any either brand of our ju stly ,, land at Winter Haven, and will erect an Crate Co.,, qcd., $100. We have anticipated Celebrated Fertilizers— W. S. nnd Carrie W. Burnett, to Joe up-to-date tourist hotel. Cameron, nitg . $751) -Do-you want-H aTdwood A~stre~s?~ Jnmes W.~Carr,«’ traveling -passenger Frank M. Graham to A. H. Crippen. agent of the Atlantic Coast Line railway, Dried Blood, Sheep Manure, Blood ami Bone chat, mtg;, $350. has resigned his position. Nitrate of Soda? Geo. A. DeCottes to A. If., Cripjwn, The people of Polk couuty will petition chut. mtg.. $300. -Needs and Bought Our the leglsturc to establish for them a crim­ Dull Ic.Gardncr to G^B. Wi - Hrny,-wd.-, inal court of record; $ 100. Stock of The town of Perry has contracted for Epiirinm Braiult to G. B. W. Bray. wd.. putting in waterworks and sewemgc sys­ $105. • tem. State of Florida to Jackson &. Griffin, State Sunday school con veil lion is being td.. $15.70. held inTninpa this week. Interesting ses­ Andrew Lcinhart \o Walter Luther, wd.. $100. ‘ ____________ . sions are reported. (Write us) 0 ’ ' ChllienTnTE. Wise to Jos. E. Petris, -«•Pupils of Rollins Collège won the prizes for urt exhibits at the Tampa fair. Miss wd„ $1. F. T. Prouty and wif«; to Ella J. DduCI I AS. II. EVANS, Sales Adept, Ethel Gcrrish took prize rorclinreoal and watcr^color drawings. James Wilson, pen innter, wd., $1750. ________ ’---------- Sanford^FTorida---S. O. Ghtiac-tu EL. HJirouty^-suL—img-,-fill drawing of figure /ruiiLcaïV Uinl Miss AND (Ask Him) Marie Guiterrns. hand drnwipg from cast. $ 1. W. H. Hynes to Alice C. Smith wd., Thé Methodists of Polutkn are to buiiii $250, n $20,000 concrete church. A. If. Crippen und wife to Ridiunl Thu new Polk county court house will he Patten, wd., $000. ? Î*?*? Î "f ^ ^ "E ❖ +•£■-¡.❖ <■<••}•4-+❖ •>*>•> 4■{. * *+* * completed in time for the April Jlenn uf Ar Mnlien to Brunswick Balke Co., court. All to Suit YOU and YOUR dial, mtg., $150. Annual convention of FloMda bankers Mary W. Sperry and husband to E. H. Pocket-book will be held ifT Live Oak, April 23 and 2-1 Walker, et. ul. wd.. SI. McNeil & Davis to 1). McKinnon, pt. Uriah Bowden, one of the oldest native Spring is opening up and residents of Duval county, died at his home sot. mtg., $1500. • in Jacksonville^lnst Sunday night, in the Eliza Stephens and husband to Hattie you will be compelled to — -kkik y w r of his a g e --H e wns born in O. Fields, qcd.. $1. W. W. McLuin to 1. D. Kiiumell. wd., come out in a New Outfit Miindittin, und tins served his county ami state in many ways. For twenty years lie $500. I. I). Kimmell to Bcnj. F. Atwell, wd., Why not let us supply your was sheriff of Duval county. During the Indian wurs and the war between the $1000. states lifi was a volunteer and served with State of Florida to Clias, l.i veil good, needs? til.,* $49.00, - —distinction;------------- ' “There is nothing new under the sun" W. R. O’Neal and wife to W. II. Scott, The contract for re-printing the supreme qdc., $1. court re|x>rts of the state of Florida lias W. R. O'Neal nnd wife to W. H. Scott, But none of the Goods under been awarded to the Tampa Tribune, the wd.. $200. cost to be $0,500.10. Certificate to Newton Bacon from U. S. our roof are OLD, and much The Cuban citizens of Tutnpa are pre­ Land Olfice. paring to receive n visit from the -viceNEW and up-to-date W. 11. Scott nnd wife to C. L Loveless, . M. president of Cuba, who is to arrive April ... . wd., $700, I, on Ins way home from Annapolis, Mil., We don't charge any tiling for a look. +.* Ferdinand Memeuke to J. E L Moseley where lie went for the purpose of placing “V Come und investigate before wd., $1. his son in St. Johns military academy. A. T. Neave and husband to Kobt. L. buying elsewhere for selling lottery tickets in Tampa, a Jones, wd., $175. . is . Cuban named E)rneslo Naldcz has been A. T. Neave and husband to Rnbt. L. sentenced to pay of $500 or serve six Jones, wd., $225; months in juil. C. A. Hovey to Louise E. Da nil. bt.. Is it as good as your business? Does it ilo you credit l-ast week 72,000 quarts of straw lurries $3350. were shipped from Lukeland, und sold for Henry Benedict to C. A. Hovey, wd., or dues it misrepresent you ? Think it over, and if you from 35 to 00 cents n quart. one dollur. find it is not us good as ynu think it might tu be, try us once. Mattie H. Bull to Edw. A. Bennett, Columbia county will hold a wet or dry Has received a wd.. $1. ■“ ’election next month. If you are needing letter heads, hill heads, envelopes, John Keen to Win. Keen, mtg., $702 To hasten the completion of the tenBeautiful Line of New .... curds, statements, circulars, liooklets or anything of that story National Bank building at Pensacola, - Jas. L. Giles, et nl, to C. A. Harvey, .... wd.. $1000. work is being pushed night und day. -kiiid.dei-us- Jicor from -you: ~Wu will sulmm samples and Virginia L. Reynolds nnd County primmer! tnmp.»-nrHy wwtnnC Mary C. Harris, wd., $50. prices on request. in the Monticcllo lockup roudtMh£in!scu|>e C.~A. HoVey and wife to F. W. McCnulust Friday night. ley. et al., wd., $(150. If you are fond of especially nice stationery, ask to see Ttie American schooner Magdeline from J. M. Greswoiil und wife to Thus. Bu.... olir Bonds and U liens? You’lll>e sure to like them. New Yorkfar Pensacola, has readied port Imnim, qcd, $1.—< in safety, niter tiie stormiest passage ever Hannah McL Wolff tpi Coral«] Wilkins, experienced. A violent gale raged for two wd* WP, — —~ da ys during which the veasel bobbed urou nd **• * Win. Deu«. el ul, to H. Dense, wd.. $10. .... 'on the waves like acuxk. H. B. McLin. Com. of Agriculture, cer­ « After drifting about the Gulf of Mexico tificate, .. Mr». L. A. Dennis tu F- N. Boarduum, since the 28th of January, the derelict schooner Cleopalria has stranded on the u L mtg. $1/ Sanford, Florida John G.- TIHW(W to Rebecca Wilson, wd., bench of-SL Georges Island. ’ The Crew lost $300. their lives. 4 L. L. Conoley nnd wife to Hannah Andre Foss, who robbed the Daytona Beckerton, wd., $1000. The regular Easter opening postufllce some time ago, has been tent to Eliza Yates id K. Thumtan Powcrs^b»., the lcd r/al iicisan a t A tlanta.. $700. » «nr.- . At a cost of $15,000, the Masons of Addie G. Earle to Flora A. Jamcison, Ocala are to erects new three-story build- w d . . $ M . , _ ■* a ro E p n o T O k T r^ r? ;; « « n ' d Camilla S-. Pules ton and husband to stores, the theater to sent 1,000 persons. W. BJBuchanan. intg., $2000. Belle McOmber, et al. to F. J. Lymes C. W. Chusc. president of the Dutton wd.. $1. Your Patronage is S o Phosphate Co., Gainesville, died suddenly Full Line of High-Grade Cigars and Tobaccos J, P. Musselwhite and wife to Arabella in New York last week. S. McGmber, qcd., $10. liciteci Agent for the Famous ’ , John Porter has been arrested In Pensa­ Pc»« k- EtpMsto-E. R. Hotnling, wd.. cola for robbing the postoffice *aV Morris­ $600. CLOVER HILL BRAND BUTTER r Commercial Street, Takosh Block town, Ala. L. Sword and wife to E. R. Hotallng, SANFORD, FLORIDA At tlie teadiers' convention in Lake City wd.. $300. Near Depot YÜTJR Ask—for-it,-We have t Clothing, Shoes, THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS' Jacksonville, E la__ ;__ Furnishings IS YO UR PRINTING UP TO STANDARD D. L. T h ra sh e r MRS. M. L. ALLEN Milliner -L atest New York Creations March 30th The S a n f o r d H e r a l d ...........CHAS.-EI, E V A N S __ _ Staple and Fancy GTSceiies I �' V ,V , . 1 , , vf‘ r'- * fcí¡áÍÍh¿¿£iA G3£¿j¿,'¿.¿ ..iü í-.i-„>. ¿ ö w u .; u^àùwfeàfei .■ ~lf *t >y *- ' ' - - ‘ li~ 1 ««& -V ■< 'i - .' ■ :■» ■*■■■ -. -x ' r— ■j£¡---- ¡f|— — * : 12 "- >V., \ THE SANFORD HERALD March 26 iraiHa HiiiiKi□ lltia iL lD llI I llT llÂllTllÊinicliô i g g tile fullest measure of everything thc| world affords. A man needs encouragemorU ns weirns hhyTiddy else, and The Herald can point to a long list of young Items of Interest Concerning men who are ready to make some of the Society People. girls happy In modest and unpretentious home* If the girls themselves will show that they will do their share toward the POINTS PURELY PERSONAL happiness and success of the partnership. That is the place to begin, and this tiling of calling man mercenary and sel-1 How Celery City Vanity Fair While fish ought to be stopped. Away the Oolden H o u rs - IN THE SOCIAL WORLD LAND! Soclal Gossip. Hay Ride and Dance AN IN V E S T M E N T A large number of Sanford folks old I and young formed a merry hay ride par­ ty last Fridqy and journeyed out to the Syines place, pputhiast of the city. An orchestra oi the unbleached type was on hand to furnish the music nnd a regular old fashioned quadrille wo* the feature of [ the evening— -- --------The party had. can-led luncheon with I them and this was spread picnic fashion nnd thoroughly enjoyed. The party was chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Packard' and Mr. nnd Mrs. F. J. Syraes. As half of the population of Sansord was there space will not permit [ the publication of those who were present. hfcl Relating to Matrimony .__ k The subject of matrimony has been discussed a good deal of late, and the ____ men In defense of their »ex have ar­ rayed themselves In solid phalanx against Qtp women. They make no ob­ jection to the women reducing the sub­ ject to "matrimonial problems,*’ because there are many features connected 'w ith It which are extremely probematical but they seriously and earnestly protest ,against,many Imputations which thei^e women hurl at their motives. ' It Is not the intention to refer to all the things which women say on the subject, (or that would Oil a book or two, but on behalf of dejected and down-trodden man The English M usical at M rs. M unson's Herald will say that he is not now, and The musicals a t Mrs: Fannie Munson’s I never' has been, mercenary in any of his matrimonial motives.or_aspirations, and studio nfe-nlwnyr looked forwnrdto by the | music lovers of Sanrord, anil nll formcrcf2 _ dipt the gjrls'nnd women arc very unjust forti'of Mrs. Munson itaTT^ccllpsed last I in even thinking-such o tiling, to sny night by the English musical program. nothing of making the direct charge. It The house would not hold the large number is a shame—a downright shame, that of guests, and seats were arranged upon such an imputation should be uttered tiie spacious verandahs, and many were | within the hearing of men who have forced to take the walks and -4awi £ COfhS loTherescue of The'gentle sexf and steered them around the whirlpool of dis­ from this vantage point were well satisfied I content known as "Splnstervlllc.” Yes, as the strains of beautiful music floated 'girls, this is a shame, and you owe man through the doors and windows. The a complete and humble apology. Now wca tlier was tempered by the recent storm, ------and then some foreign prince or -duke and was Just cool enough to make every­ will come over here, who is known to be one comfortable In the rooms, despite lhe‘| no count, and ofTer some soiled and shop­ Immense throng. The instrumental and vocal selections I worn title at n bargain-counter price to were taken from the old English artists, some of the giddy girls of the east, throw­ ing himself in as husband, nnd offering and were rendered In a manner that Jus­ ------ to giverher ns^wlfe a IltUffTwckermoney tified the belief in Sanford's great musical I out of the proceeds of the sale of title, talent. Space forbids a special mention provided he will not need it himself. of each number. Suffice to say that each | ’ .That, to be sine. Is a..mercenary trans- and every number upon the program ’ ____ action, hm lt-should not—be- confounded *11 that could be desired.-nnd ti dellgtirtc with matrimony, because there is not the the huc'lence. Following is the program | : least bit of pure, unadulterated rnatri- In full: Dr. A rne • • mony about it. nnd besides that, theseIn- Rule BrittanU Piano and Violina 1710 1776 Klnnces cannot be related without 're­ Sullivan Charina of M a id c n j^ P a tirn c a ) flecting more on the girl than on the 1842 1000 -< ___ • _ __ A lice (T tanacriptiou) •. — A k K« Madame Minnie Key 1831-18(10 T he Woodpigcon Lita Lehman !iman I T he Swallow» . — —» - - F. H. Cowan M in Frank 1852- ----- I * T h e Tide of Life • • Jacob» Madame Sym m ei, Madame Ida lloy,Miaa Herrick T he Bloom ia on the'R ye • . Bishop _______ _______ ________ :----------- 17W-14A» The Laaa W kh the Delicate A ir Dr. A rne Miaa Bowler N octurne in B Flat Majo» Field - ,‘r — » ; J * —- IN S A N FO R D LA N D IS THE SUREST MONEY MAKER ANYWHERE . : ~ ~ * - w -• —- . man. *- 0 \~ ji r _ - -• - u ~7 ■ > r Celery Lands and Celery I Farm s. City Property L A N D_ If you want any of these, See us. □ □ Terms to suit your pocket-book t HOLDEN REAL ESTATE CO. Hie American men offer no titles for sole, but they do not object to considcr- ■ nwni I I *--------- ------ —--------- — -«■-----inO'fblwsItlons fronfglrls*who have free * i i !■ inifcTr i ■.J and unincumbered titles to real estate, but that does not constitute a mercenary e r a ; matrimonial motive. It Is possible for mert—even Sanford men—to fall In love “with glrlS wlio liuve good productive property, nnd when tills is the case they are not gojng to be so uugallant as to insist 1782 1887 upon the girl giving nwny all of her prop­ M ix Lclllcr erty before he asks for her hand, in order H ite s | to stlflp the voice ul those who might sny Tan* S o n s (M alt Q u a rte rn ) ’ ■ Mr. Edw ard Woodruff, Mr. Frank Woodcock It was a mercenary match. That would Mr. Edgar Hamilton, Mr. Grorgc Derry be asking entirely too much of the girl I Know a Lovely Garden - Guy D'hardelor and the Sanford man will not be guilty Madame Ida Hoy of any such injustice, but la the contrary N octurne in D Minor - * Field Mademe I n n Thrasher when he asks-for n girl's hand he will show his manliness and gallantry by Chorus. "Flower» that Bloom in the Spring.” (Mukado) Sullivan tnking the one which is enjoying the T hree Maids From School (M ukado) freedom of any such burdens. Three Maids; Miaa Frank, Miaa Bowler, M ix Hill These women go farther and say that Bridal Choeua (R ose' M alden) ' • Co wen the men are selfish, nnd will not marry Madame Eather Mcttingcr, M ix Evana, on moderate salaries, because they oro Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed, Madame L iu ie Walker. Miaa Mettinger, Mr. John Parker, Mr- Frank Woodcock, hot willing to surrender the comforts and $25.00 to $200.00 per acre Mr. George Derry, Air. Joe Harrold luxuries they now enjoy, to share their •. • • Selected income with n wife. During the last Piano Solo Madame Celery farms, with flowing wells ull tiled, drained and ready for cion, $50000 io $1000.00 I n n Thrasher per acre. r eighteen -hundred years n few Bclflsh men Violin Baravian Dance No. 2 Edward Elgar have been discovered, but they were Shcphcid'a Dance • G erm an 1802 _ ., Properly, improved and unimproved. 303,000 acres tim ber land, with finest site in caught along the. seashore, and never M ix Tinne HoTida for crate factory. reached this side of the Alleghany moun­ Snowflakes . Frederick D. Cnwen Others tell yon what can be done. MURRELL &. MINSIIEVV are practical fanners as • A rth u r Howard Bonscr tains. The men of the South never Dream of M e t as real estate brokers, and are here to show yaA what has been and can he done. 1 Madarna Alice Goodrich, heard of selfishness until some people be­ Madame Florence Beardall, Accompanist rtvw aw vvw v gan to look up the reasons why the m at­ Sundow n • • H enry Parker rimonial m arket-Is so dull nowadays. Mr. Frank Woodcock. Mr. Malcolm Wade, V iolin Obligato— - — When the men were nrrnsed -o f - selfish­ — ■----— ness they opened their eyes in wonder­ Land O ' the Lea] (A m erican) A rth u r Foote *• * . Claribcl ment, and pome of them opened their Bide a W ee Killarncy • . . Balfe tnouths. ’ ' ~Madam« Ida Hoy 178G1855 W. J. T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y One fellow, who Is getting about fifteen Mr. Malcolm W ade. Visalia hundred dollars a >rajg.saW tliut dm lis t T h e Lonely Roec . Hermes AGENTS been very nnxlous to go to housekeeping, _Mr- John Parker. Mr. Frank Woodcock Mr. Edgar Hamilton, Mr. George Derry -and has lmd his eye on the girl he would SERVED AT Spring . Bockar like to have at the head of his household, T he Swectrrf Flower that Blowa llawley but he feared to suggest such an under­ Madame Mary Meek taking. Thjs girl has been accustomed Cod Save she K i n g ---- . — Carey tu more luxury than fifteen hundred dol­ Offls* with HOLDEN REAL ESTATE CO. lars j>er year could provide for two, and Accompanists; Madame Fannie Munson Mia. Abbott while the young man could figure out Sanford, that he could give her a position in her Not English Florida own house, surrounded by many of the comforts and conveniences which go to Drain and Irrlla tld n M aterial ÿ w M m M M M n > t l H W tw w l w t w w w m w M < w w w >t w > t w E v e r y D a y A fte r V p iak e up the pleasures of life, he did We make special carload prices on "8 io t see any disposition on the part of mixed sizes of sewer pipe, 4 Inch, 8 inch the girl to be restricted in travel and and larger sizes. Also second quality some extravagances she now enjoys. pipes a t reddeed rates. See us before Now, this is tiie kind pf a man which buying. - Gto. 1L Fuuuu» Hamdwaxe Go. B aked Goods' Wednesday ■the -women Call wilflsh, lind let theTgirl and Saturday.- Stamping go uncriticised. If tiia-women who are JUST RECEIVED G u t t e r an d G a lv a n iz e d T a n k s done. All F a n c y work and Another lot of Uiosc Bargain* In trying to solve some of the matrimonial R e p a ir W o r k a S p e c ia lty H arry W ilson’s. problems will turn their attention to the H arnest at Materials for same on Sale girls, and not to the men, they will be on Corner firs t S treet and Palmetto Avenue Sanford. Florida tiie right track. Tell the girls to le t their Commencing January 1st, 1008, George ....................................................... ... ..................................................................... ...... conversation drift towards oontentmeht W. Venable, contractor and builder, will In cottages and decry the extravagant employ only union labor, and work eight C R I R P E N ’S , MUSIC STORE notions of those who want nothing but day. (Railroad Way) SAN FO RD, FLÀ. iDDromfEiiNinfRifEirÄifLinrgfsimfÄiBi e URRELL IN S H E W REAL BROKERS . Present to the Investor the Best Opportuni­ ties in Florida MINSHEW M URRELL General Fire Insurance S. F. S A L L A S WOMAN’S EXCHANGE & CO. February 19th Tin, Slate and Tile Roòfiijg Job Printing S h fiS N PZ ‘L?xZTPl a; — M’í l h/:. �» - * - TW E L V E P A G E S - PART I -PAGES I to 8 THE SA N FO R D H ER A L D IN SANFORD— Life U Worth Living Number 33 \ SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1909 First Year A F ■T H F l i / n D I n birthday last week. She has been blind when near Boynton, the machine became Ul I I I I — T I U K L I I g|nce she was six years old. Among her unmanageable and upset. Mr. Abrams nnd beat known hymn* are "Safe In the arms Mr. Harco were caught under the machine of Jesus" and “Jesus keep me near the Items of Interest Gleaned From cross." The General News of “The Land and before they could be extricated the former was burned to death andthelatter SanforïTs S treet Railway Mak­ o f flowers •• Various Sources **" ” Capt7 A. E. Mueller and party who made ------ ; very seriously burned, caused by the ex ing Progress a balloon ascension from Pasadena, Cali­ plosion of the gasoline tank. fornia. Inst week, and were supposed to be h a p p e n in g s d i k i n g t h e w e e k lost, landed safely In the Slene Madre CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS I Mny 11 Duval county will vote on the question of issuing bonds to the amount RAILS BEING LAID THIS WEEK mountains and have made their return to of $1,000,000 for jteneral Improvements. An Epitome of the Week’s M o tt ImPasadena. Here the Readers Will Find a Brier portant Happenings In the A small Indian uprising was reported HIGHER LICENSE FOR CARNIVALS Street Paving Following And First Historical Spring Flowing State’s Domain. this week from Oklahoma. Troops were Street Now Presents A M o st For Hurried Readers • Plans for the new tourist hotej nt St. sent to quell the disturbance. Busy Appearance .Petersburg have been completed. The Travelling Fakes Compelled to Boy Dr. Gelser of Bellevue hospital. New From the time.that the Sanford’Trac­ Tor Privileges Report has been received oi the loss ofj-RuTTaing will be 200 feet long nnd 100 York, recently gave a man ftO for n pint l n n n IKearsnrge f A n r a n n l w In thcCGIf nof I U Mexico. — 1- * thea gsloop tion Co., was organized nnd the plans The Herald lias contended that the tra of his blood with which to snveawumnn's feet wide, of the Spanish mission style of Twenty persons were drowned. The ves­ made for a street railway, The Herald , veiling amusement companies who come architecture, shell dash finish, tinted yel­ life by injecting it Into her veins. sel wns a small one, and had on a cargo maintained that one of the greatest lnnohere nnd camp for several days, should be low to Imitate the adobe houses of old. The new United States battleships will of cocoanuts. . taxed a higher license. The aggregation Inside (lie building there be na utiled u n i e will n |u uc ic u . , . i - .i -hire 25 per cent greater fighting capacity I emm 140 feet long, with fountains, bowers under ono hend’ um,cr lhc à ìg n ò ìO a -^ |. .'than the Dreadnought of the British navy, j who predicted that the rails would never WILL A N t S e ^ V f f ORD W f l O M and retreats, and a semi-tropical garden. carnivals should be taxed for each show Over 200,000 tons of ice have been har­ be laid the gentlemen who were nt the doing business, and this would result either vested this season in Ute vicinity of Mon­ Prominent Floridian Removes to this The house will be four stories high and in cutting out this bunch of fnklni alto head have gone quietly to work, purchnsed contain 200 rooms. It will be furnished treal. The Ice is 28 Inches thick. gother or a sufficient revenue would be de valuable river front property for terminals. City for Business with all modern conveniences. Atlanta people arc tnlking about bond­ rlvedby^the city to recompense, .the in­ n|l the material ami—oqnipment-nf-the Hon. J. W. Knight of Floral Cityhnsre ing the clfy for $2,000,000 for improve' jnovctLlO-tliis-cUy-andwiHoondact-nlnrge _ James H.S. .Houston of Tallahassee has habitants for having to undergo the die best and ns the agreement stat«! were been appointed sheriff of Leon county to meats. racket store in tlte new Check Building bn succeed Sheriff Langston, recently mur­ comforts of such a bedlam in our mid it. ready to lay the rails when the brick pav­ The following from the DeLand Record ing Btart«l. This week. First street pre-' By the bursting of the city water tank Sanford avenue. Mr. Knight Is a man dered. would indicate that DeLand Is also sore on senta n busy n scene of activity nnd the at Parkersburg. W. Va., recently, six per- prominent in political nnd mercantile in The American schooner Joseph Thomas crowds of tourists from the boats nnd this question: sons were killed, a number more injured, tcrests, nnd will prove a valuable addition went ashore last week on the Fowey Rocks trains have joined th()1 bystanders and A petition has been circulated in Deand fifty houses wholly or partially de- to Sanford and to Orange county. The At the bond election held in St. Peters Land tills week aiming to increase the li­ discussed the. future possibilities of San­ itroyed. 11 edltorofThe Herald hnsenjoyed the friend A- resolution -has - been Introduced-in of MrJLnlghUbr-aavaral yen«, hih! burg lust week. $75,000 fur improvements, cense on traveling amusement (f) compa­ ford’# progress and-enterprise.—Our d ty beffra the distinction of being the first In­ Congress for an amendment to theConsti- can heartily second the following encoml $35.000 of which is to be us«i fur build­ nies that wnnder in here nnd camp for land city to take up the idea of a street ing a new school house week. The merchants were compelled to tution of the United States to make that um ^rom l*,e Citrus County Chronicle: John D. Trammell, brother ot Hon. Park luke this step ns a means of self-prolec- railway nnd licit line and while thc_Hr*L___ document begin with the words: "In the *cnrn that Hon, J. W. Knight mo of Cod. * * ______ ——• - -—-—----- Floral City left yesterday for Snnfoni,-where Trammell, hits been elected nsre7>resenta- lion, as sdine“|>ersons attend these per carsw U lbeof the gasolene motive typo he will conduct a'lurge mcrcnntilo estab live for Calhoun county lq the state legis-1 fonnnnces. paying rash fur their fun nnd the roils now being laid urc bonded with The parties who kidnapped Willie Withhave their groceries nnd such necessaries copper wire and prepared for electric lishiiient. Mr. Knight has for ninny years lature, to succeed Hon. E. S. Fortner,r Ity from his home in Shnron, Pa., have been of life charged and j-lhen*T atinhiinim e power ni ifume w clecirmllgHf and power lived in Citrus county, nnd Is _n_man_of. Arrested, ntid thcJmiura turned to-his pa­ about |>aylng their bills. DeLand lias had company will be erected upon a larger ability.honor and integrity, Hint commends An emergency tank on top of the threerents. him to all who ever formed his acquaint siory building in the rear of the building just about nil the carnivals and cheap scale and be nble (o furnish sufficient power for n first-class system of electric A tornado swept through a portion of once. He has ably represented Citrus occupied by F. W. King & Co. and The Nn shows that could get here this winter, and railways. It wns for Sanford to take tho south Georgia last week, destroying much county in the legislature, and was a can stime thnt were. really meritorious. The tionnl Packing Co..Jacksonville.feli recent­ property nnd Injuring many1people, i didntc last year for state comptroller, but ly crash«l through the roof, causing part of license now is quite low, nnd should be Initiative in building a trolley line that A bill has been Introduced In the New in this race wus unsuccessful, owing mainly the will to give way, killing two negroes rais«l to currcs|iond better with whnt our promises to connect the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean. Orlando nnd merchants have to pay." York legislature making kidnapping n cap­ to the fact that hisunnouncement wusile- and Injuring one white man. Kissimmee nnd other dries south of Sanital offence punishable by death. Inycd too long. In any sphere of life Mr Mrs. Mary Pitts of Peusneula. who has Counterfeit Money Circulating ford are desirous of being on the proposed G. W. Johnson of Grant City. Mo., has Knight is the peer or any other man. In been a resident of Escambia county fdr rout/: and from authentic- sources the in­ "Bad money" Is being passed In several Invented a motor car to be run by com­ business in Snnfor^hc cannot helpbutbe upwards of one hundred years, died nther formation Is gleaned that the new rail­ pressed air, the car generating its own successful, for nil of his aims in Hint di­ home at McKiunonvillc last week, aged sections of the state and Sanford mer­ way will be |«iriicd to Daytona and rids ~pow«r after the first charge. ------ ~ rection a r e -bound to make him mHiiy 105 years, five months and five days. ( She chants are warned to be on the lookout. The following from the Gainesville Sun section of the state will have n good out­ It has ^>ecn made public that Queen friends and upon this alone many succeed was the oldest resident in thecounty,nnd explains the appearance: let to the East Const and a chance to Helena of Italy was seriously injured on The loss of Citrus county in Mr. Knight's up to within about three months before make the trip every hour Instead of await­ ’For the past several days a great her mission of old to sufferers at the time removal is great, but Sanford has secured her death was In good health, and appa­ ninny lead dimes and quarters have been ing the pleasure of The railroads and their of the great earthquake. Two of .her ribs a citizen nnd a business mnn that she rently us active us she was forty years making their appearance in Gainesville miserable connecting points thnt at the were broken by a fall in escaping from may well feel proud of. We losefronuiur ago. and several of the merchants have been present time tanks the trip to the beach midst a highly interesting family, whose tottering walls. undesirable. Dot" Boone, a former resident of Puntn stuck” on the spurious coin. social standing ranks wilh the best, but General Manager Connolley started a Gordu, was drowned at Junction City, Kan., In a recent dash between natives and The imitations nrc very good and can Sanford is the gainer. It is to be lia|icd large force of men nt the work on M o n -"' last week. and United States troops in the Philippine scarcely be detected, except in the ring, at Mr. Knight ean be induced to return day morning nnd while there were ru­ Islands, several casualties were reported.’ A small pleasure schooner wns capsized and it would be advisable at this time iere among warm friends, who have known Mrs Pierre Lorillnrd, Jr., of Washington him for so long a time. Whether he re­ in Tnrnpn Bay during the storm la^t week, for alt to notice money well, especially In mors of side-stepping the fountains, the question was easily settled by n special committed suicide last week by inhaling turns or not, the Chronicle wishes him em­ and its occupants, n gentleman and laity, these denominations. meeting of the city council nnd the work Specimens shown the reporter were gas at her homo. were drowned nnd their bodies washed inent success in his.new field, and coin goes merrily on. rather old and dark-looking und bore the Arkunsas has passed a prohibition bill mends Inin heartily to ull the good people ashore. * In connection with the rails of the Sundate of 1881. Thu fact that they are so by a vote of 87 to 35. Dr. G. F. Surgcnnt of Baltimore has been of the Celery City." ford ft Everglades Ry., which the Trac­ nppointed assistant physician of the Flor­ old makes it easier for their passage." The crown princeof Servia.chnrgcd witli tion Co. will use. rite entire length of the Death of T. J. Prouty ida insane asylum. the murder of one of his attendants, has An Im portant Movement street railway will be about twelve miles Mr. Frank J. Prouty, a valuable mem For violating the laws of the United renounced his Tight to accession to tlte A movement of general interest to the of track.. At the Oak avenue crossing the her of the community, died on the morning throne. Suites relative tp sponge Ashing, the ves­ public and special interest to teachers line will be built to Second or Third of Fridny, March 20lh, after a protracted sels Katherine, Carrie S. Allen, Marie throughout the United States and Canada, street, crossing rite A. C. L tracks nnd John H. Starin, the pioneer in steam­ illness. boat transportation in New York harbor ■The funeral was from the residence on liereward, Abby Dodge, Mist and Stella has been set on’foot by the North Ameri­ taking in the west side via First street. nnd vicinity, died recently in New York Saturday at 2 p. m. under the nuspices of the port of Tarpon Springs, were each can Teachers’ League, according toon an­ This will give the city of Sanford a good fined $100 uih! costs in the Federal court, nouncement by Frederick A. Tup|ter,fiead licit line and every part of the adjacent city; aged 83 years. of the Masons, who attend«! in consider­ by Judge .Locke, last week. master of the Brighton school, Mussachu- territory made easy of access to the city. Prince HilkofT of Russia, died recently able numbers. Burial In the Lake View chusetts. The principal objects of the The stenmrr Mnscotte has discontinued The work of construction on First street la St. Petersburg. Years ago he worked cemetery. movement are to secure better salaries, s of the best and whet} finished will give her regular stops at St. Petersburg for the Mr. Prouty was born in Oneida, Ills., in the United States as a machinist and belter educational facilities and pensions road bed that will last for the next fifty otdihary helper to learn American ways April 24, 1858. and lived there for thirty- season. for teachers. There are about half a mil­ years. Several gentlemen In the city Capt. James W. Fitzgerald, Well known and customs. five years. After completing his educa­ lion tcaclicrs in ^he two countries who this weeks who are familiar witli the con­ throughoutthe state, died last weak In tion in the best local school be entered Three black swans and 1,000 canary t -------would be affected by the success of the struction work upon street railways are ...1/ilds-were-among the-cargo“ of~n vessel thtrgrOWITIlWe OI which hi. father wns Johns Hopkins hospital Baltimore, where movement. In carrying out theobjectsof of rite opinion that the stringers, tics and arriving in New York last week. proprietor. Eventually on account of he had gone to be treated for general n£rthe league better qualified teachers would rails could no/ be put down any better. vous breakdown. He was about 70 years After fifty years Service in the British failure of tlte father’s health he wns for be secured, vfliich would mean eduealioaal When the brick paving Is laid there will old. During his busy years he designed Very soon entire charge. some years In navy. Admiral Lprd Charles Bcresford , ^ h(| falhcr # j coth the business was and built the steamers Margaret, Mnscotte, advancement of scholars and a^iettemient tie no necessity of taking up the rails for . . . —’ • hauled down his flag at Portsmouth, In the | ^ took, the position of Olivette nnd Grand Duchess fur Ah#'Plant of ooipmultlea. repair! dEtodhange The system for elec­ presence of 10,000 spectators. March 24. tric power. assistant superintendent In the Western System. Manatee Celery Moving. Saratoga, the great New York resort is & Southern Life Insurance Company Mary John, a Syrian woman living jn The celery movement*! dw on In ear* Announcement - to be nm wide open this summer. moving to Columbus, Ohio. He resigned Pulatkn, last week found a roll of money nest, n ¡very dayi I increase In the Witli this Issue, The Herald offers a club Rather than be arrested. Frederick H. this position and opened a grocery store on a seat of a Florida East Coast railway shipments, jsh was an, rule of $1.50 a year for The Herald and Richardson, a former leading business In Bayone, Ills., living t h ^ ^ n t l l on ac­ car just before entering Jacksonville, and and the only _ ck Isa little the New York Produce News. (The pink man of Elmira, N. Y., committed suicide count of failing health he H - out and handed It to the conductotfwho promised more "rusher." sheet.) lost week. last August came here and. purchased to return it to the owner. It is estimated that about-thlrd of the The Produce News has always been in Six women have been appointed on the fifteen acres on Cameron avenue. Lead quarters and dimes have been put w°P has been shipped, and that it will not ympathy with tlte growers, and all those He became a member of the Masonic . police force In Bayonne, N. J. circulation in several places in the be entirely marketed until about the 15th who do not take this paper should take Lodge at Oneida as a young man and state. | and 20th of Aprils—Manatee Record._ adwnitffge of this offer. Lying in a plaster c a s t with a broken retained his tnembersip until the end. Halcyon Hall,’a tourist hole! a t Miami, back. Win. C. Downs of Brooklyn. N. Y„ New Residents Socialist Meeting He was for some time the Master of the was damaged by fire last week to the ex­ **• carried into court last week to give Mrs. JamesMsughton and family arrived J. L Fitts, National Organizer of the Lodge. tent of about $10,000. testimony in his suit for damages. After yesterday from Sharon. Pa., to join Mr. Socialist Party will address the people of lie was for several years d ty treasurer seeing the man and bearing his testimony The residence of Mrs. Will Clark, ot Live Maughton, and they-wlU- make Sanford Sanford to-morrow night, April 3rd at of Oneida, following hla father In that the defendants paid him $12,000 to netOak, was destroyed by fire last week. In­ their home. Mr. Maughton purchased the :30 at Newlan’s corner. Mr. Fitta is a positlgn. He became a member of the tle the case. sured for $1.000. Gardner place on Second street, und will Uva spaakar and •will - deliver a most in* Baptist church early in life and hasjtlJames Beiiang, a negro, wa»**bdt and JeinbaOt In celery growing. We welcome tcresting discourse upon the great vpieo.. . Wm. P, lienszey. one of the owners of' ways been an active and devoietT'mem­ tions of the day. ----------------4ke Baldwin Locomotive Works, died last ber. He was a trustee of his eburdrfor killed by Express Messenger Mearson the this estimable family into our midst week In Philadelphla.'Aged 77 years. .He several years. Mr. Prouty married Miss A . C L last Saturday night near Plant New Sto re s on Sanford Avenue Summer Closing or Store* "was the designer of over 30,000 locorao- Mary E. Cole of Allenton. Pa., Feb. 6th, City. The negro was on the car and witen The new store rooms being erected on The following stores will close at 8 • lives. discovered made a move as if to draw a 1891. Mrs. Prouty survives him. Sanford avenue by-Jr CL Check will be a i. m. except Saturdays beginning April I The mine operators In the North refuse Mr. Prouty was a man of the moat rigid gun, when Mean fired. valuable addition to the dty. The Pope J. K. Mettinger, M. Frank, F. L. Wood­ James R. Abrams, a well known citizen Contracting Co. have the contract, and the Qgrr to recognize the Unions. This ac- integrity: a man who made friends easily ruff, D. L. Thrasher and N. P. Yowell Is likely to bring on either a strike or and retained them; a man the loss of of West H b n Beach, was burned to death ilttrei wm be modern in every respect &. Co. ________■__________ whom would be keenly felt by any com- last Friday. Together with Geo. C, Baroo and Richard Gardner, the party were out I When you have an Item of news call Wanted—To buy or rent good driving Fanole j. Crosby, noted the world over •mun*ty’ * riding in an automobile. About midnight, | phone No. 148. horse and surrey. H. O. Chiitln. Are you a subscriber to Tus H ekalo T ** * hjrmn writer, celebrated her ninetieth -B c ilfC N tW v ALL AROUND FLORIDA GREAT WORK STARTS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1909 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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' ■:■» ■ *■■ ■-. -x ' r— ■j£¡----- ¡f|— — * : li ~ > V ., \ "- THE SANFORD HERALD 12 March 26 iraiHa HiiiiKi□ l l t i a i L l D l l I I l l T l l llT llÊ in ic liô i g g IN THE SOCIAL WORLD tile fullest measure o f everything thc| world affords. A man needs encouragemorU ns weirns hhyTiddy else, and The Herald can point to a long list o f young Items of Interest Concerning men who are ready to make some o f the Society People. girls happy In modest and unpretentious home* If the girls themselves will show that they will do their share toward the POINTS PURELY PERSONAL happiness and success o f the partnership. That is the place to begin, and this tiling o f calling man mercenary and sel-1 How Celery City Vanity Fair While fish ought to be stopped. LAND! Away the Oolden H o u rsSoclal Gossip. Hay Ride and Dance AN IN V E S T M E N T A large number o f Sanford folks old I and young formed a merry hay ride par­ ty last Fridqy and journeyed out to the Syines place, pputhiast of the city. An orchestra o i the unbleached type was on hand to furnish the music nnd a regular old fashioned quadrille wo* the feature of [ the evening— -------------The party had. can-led luncheon with I them and this was spread picnic fashion nnd thoroughly enjoyed. The party was chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Packard' and Mr. nnd Mrs. F. J. Syraes. A s half of the population of Sansord was there space will not permit [ the publication o f those who were present. h fc l Relating to Matrimony .___k The subject o f matrimony has been discussed a good deal o f late, and the _____ men In defense of their »ex have ar­ rayed themselves In solid phalanx against Qtp women. They make no ob­ jection to the women reducing the sub­ ject to "matrimonial problems,*’ because there are many features connected 'w ith It which are extremely probematical but they seriously and earnestly protest ,against,many Imputations which thei^e women hurl at their motives. ' It Is not the intention to refer to all the things which women say on the subject, (or that would Oil a book or two, but on behalf of dejected and down-trodden man The English Musical at Mrs. Munson's Herald will say that he is not now, and The musicals at Mrs: Fannie Munson’s I never' has been, mercenary in any o f his studio nfe-nlw nyr looked forwnrdto by the | matrimonial motives.or_aspirations, and music lovers o f Sanrord, anil nll form crcf2 . _ dipt the gjrls'nnd women arc very unjust fo r ti'o f Mrs. Munson itaTT^ccllpsed last I in even thinking-such o tiling, to sny night by the English musical program. nothing o f making the direct charge. It The house would not hold the large number is a shame— a downright shame, that o f guests, and seats were arranged upon such an imputation should be uttered tiie spacious verandahs, and many were | within the hearing of men who have forced to take the walks and -4awi £ COfhS loTh erescu e o f The'gentle sexf and from this vantage point were well satisfied I steered them around the whirlpool o f dis­ as the strains o f beautiful music floated content known as "Splnstervlllc.” Yes, 'girls, this is a shame, and you owe man through the doors and windows. The a complete and humble apology. Now wca tlier was tempered by the recent storm, -------and then some foreign prince or -duke and was Just cool enough to make every­ will come over here, who is known to be one comfortable In the rooms, despite lhe‘| no count, and ofTer some soiled and shop­ Immense throng. The instrumental and vocal selections I worn title at n bargain-counter price to were taken from the old English artists, some of the giddy girls o f the east, throw­ ing himself in as husband, nnd offering and were rendered In a manner that Jus­ ------- to giverher ns^wlfe a IltUffTwckermoney tified the belief in Sanford's great musical I out o f the proceeds of the sale o f title, talent. Space forbids a special mention provided he will not need it himself. of each number. Suffice to say that each | ’ .That, to be sine. Is a..m ercenary trans- and every number upon the program ’ _____action, hm lt-should not—be- confounded *11 that could be desired.-nnd ti dellgtirtc with matrimony, because there is not the the huc'lence. Following is the program | : least bit of pure, unadulterated rnatri- In full: • • mony about it. nnd besides that, theseIn- Rule BrittanU Piano and Violina Klnnces cannot be related without 're­ Charina of M aidcnj^Patirnca) flecting more on the girl than on the man. • _ __ -< ___ - ,‘r— » ; J * —- IN SANFORD LAND IS THE SUREST MONEY ANYW HERE MAKER . : ~ ~ * - w -• — - \ ~ ji r _ - -• - u ~7 ■ > r Celery Lands and Celery I Farms. City Property A L N D_ If you want any of these, See us. □ □ Terms to suit your pocket-book t Dr. Arne HOLDEN REAL ESTATE CO. 1710 1776 Sullivan 1842 1000 A lice (Ttanacriptiou) •. — A k K« Hie American men offer no titles for Madame Minnie Key 1831-18(10 sole, but they do not object to considcr- The Woodpigcon Lita Lehman !iman I . — —» - - F. H. Cowan nwni I inO 'fblw sItlons fronfglrls*who have free The Swallow» M in Frank 1852and unincumbered titles to real estate, *- 0 - ■ ---- I ■.J I *---------- -------—-------- — SANFORD, F L À . -«■------- * i i !■ inifcTr i era • • Jacob» but that does not constitute a mercenary * The Tide of Life Madame Symmei, Madame Ida lloy,Miaa Herrick e ; matrimonial motive. It Is possible for The Bloom ia on the'Rye • . Bishop mert—even Sanford men— to fall In love _______________ _________ :------------ 17W -14A» “with glrlS wlio liuve good productive prop- The Laaa W kh the Delicate Air Dr. Arne erty, nnd when tills is the case they are Miaa Bowler not gojng to be so uugallant as to insist Nocturne in B Flat Majo» Field 1782 1887 upon the girl giving nwny all of her prop­ Mix Lclllcr erty before he asks for her hand, in order H it e s | to stlflp the voice ul those who might sny Tan* Sons (M alt Quartern) ’ ■ Mr. Edward Woodruff, Mr. Frank Woodcock It was a mercenary match. That would Mr. Edgar Hamilton, Mr. Grorgc Derry be asking entirely too much of the girl I Know a Lovely Garden Guy D'hardelor and the Sanford man will not be guilty Madame Ida Hoy of any such injustice, but la the contrary Nocturne in D Minor - * Field Mademe In n Thrasher when he asks-for n girl's hand he will show his manliness and gallantry by Chorus. "Flower» that Bloom in the Spring.” (Mukado) Sullivan tnking the one which is enjoying the Three Maids From School (Mukado) freedom of any such burdens. Three Maids; Miaa Frank, Miaa Bowler, M ix Hill These women go farther and say that Bridal Choeua (Rose' Malden) ' • Co wen the men are selfish, nnd will not marry Madame Eather Mcttingcr, M ix Evana, on moderate salaries, because they oro Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed, Madame Liuie Walker. Miaa Mettinger, Mr. John Parker, Mr- Frank Woodcock, hot willing to surrender the comforts and $25.00 to $200.00 per acre Mr. George Derry, Air. Joe Harrold luxuries they now enjoy, to share their Piano Solo •. • • Selected income with n wife. During the last Celery farms, with flowing wells ull tiled, drained and ready for cion, $50000 io $1000.00 Madame In n Thrasher per acre. r eighteen -hundred years n few Bclflsh men Violin Baravian Dance No. 2 Edward Elgar have been discovered, but they were Shcphcid'a Dance • German 1802 _ ., Properly, improved and unimproved. 303,000 acres timber land, with finest site in caught along the. seashore, and never M ix Tinne HoTida for crate factory. reached this side o f the Alleghany moun­ Snowflakes . Frederick D. Cnwen Others tell yon what can be done. MURRELL &. MINSIIEVV are practical fanners as • Arthur Howard Bonscr tains. The men of the South never Dream of M e t as real estate brokers, and are here to show yaA what has been and can he done. 1 Madarna Alice Goodrich, heard of selfishness until some people be­ Madame Florence Beardall, Accompanist rtv w a w v v w v gan to look up the reasons why the mat­ Sundown •• Henry Parker rimonial m arket-Is so dull nowadays. Mr. Frank Woodcock. Mr. Malcolm Wade, — ■----— Violin Obligato— - — When the men were nrrnsed - o f - selfish­ ness they opened their eyes in wonder­ Land O ' the Lea] (Am erican) Arthur Foote *• * . Claribcl ment, and pome o f them opened their Bide a Wee Killarncy • . . Balfe tnouths. ’ ' ~Madam« Ida Hoy 178G1855 W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y One fellow, who Is getting about fifteen Mr. Malcolm Wade. Visalia hundred dollars a >rajg.saW tliut dm lis t The Lonely Roec . Hermes AG EN TS been very nnxlous to go to housekeeping, _Mr- John Parker. Mr. Frank Woodcock Mr. Edgar Hamilton, Mr. George Derry -and has lmd his eye on the girl he would SERVED AT Spring . Bockar like to have at the head of his household, The Swectrrf Flower that Blowa llawley but he feared to suggest such an under­ Madame Mary Meek taking. Thjs girl has been accustomed C od Save she K i n g -----. — Carey tu more luxury than fifteen hundred dol­ O ffls* w ith HOLDEN R E AL E ST A T E CO. lars j>er year could provide for two, and Accompanists; Madame Fannie Munson Mia. Abbott while the young man could figure out that he could give her a position in her Not English Florida own house, surrounded by many of the comforts and conveniences which go to Drain and Irrllatldn Material V p ia k e up the pleasures of life, he did We make special carload prices on " 8 io t see any disposition on the part of mixed sizes of sewer pipe, 4 Inch, 8 inch the girl to be restricted in travel and and larger sizes. Also second quality some extravagances she now enjoys. pipes at reddeed rates. See us before Now, this is tiie kind pf a man which buying. - Gto. 1L F u u u u » Hamdwaxe Go. Baked Goods' Wednesday ■ the -women Call wilflsh, lind let theTgirl and Saturday.- Stamping go uncriticised. If tiia-women who are JU ST RECEIVED done. All F a n c y work and Another lot of Uiosc Bargain* In trying to solve some o f the matrimonial Harry Wilson’s. problems will turn their attention to the Harnest at Materials for same on Sale girls, and not to the men, they will be on Corner firs t Street and Palmetto Avenue Sanford. Florida tiie right track. Tell the girls to le t their Commencing January 1st, 1008, George ....................................................... ... ..................................................................... ...... conversation drift towards oontentmeht W. Venable, contractor and builder, will In cottages and decry the extravagant employ only union labor, and work eight C R I R P E N ’ S , MUSIC STORE notions of those who want nothing but day. (Railroad Way) —M’í l iD D r o m f E iiN in f R if E ir Ä if L in r g f s im f Ä iB i URRELL REAL I N S HE W BROKER S . Present to the Investor the Best Opportuni­ ties in Florida M UR R ELL MINSHEW General Fire Insurance WOMAN’S EXCHANGE Sanford, ÿwMmMMMn>tlHWtwwlwtwwwmwM<www>tw>tw Every S. F . S A L L A S & C O . Tin, Slate and Tile Roòfiijg Day After February 19th G u t t e r and Galvanized Tanks Repair Work a Specialty Job Printing ShfiS N PZ‘L?xZTPla; h /:. �»- *- TW E L V E P A G E S - PART I -PAGES I t o 8 THE SANFORD HERALD I N S A N F O R D — Life U Worth Living Number 33 -B c ilf C N tW v \ A F ■T H F li/n D I n U l I III— T IU K L II SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1909 birthday last week. She has been blind g|nce she was six years old. Among her beat known hymn* are "Safe In the arms of Jesus" and “ Jesus keep me near the cross." ALL AROUND FLORIDA Items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources **" ” The General News of “The Land ---------; o f flowers •• happenings d ik in g t h e w eek CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS I when near Boynton, the machine became unmanageable and upset. Mr. Abrams nnd Mr. Harco were caught under the machine and before they could be extricated the former was burned to death andthelatter very seriously burned, caused by the ex plosion o f the gasoline tank. Capt7 A. E. Mueller and party who made a balloon ascension from Pasadena, Cali­ fornia. Inst week, and were supposed to be Mny 11 Duval county will vote on the lost, landed safely In the Slene Madre question o f issuing bonds to the amount mountains and have made their return to An Epitome of the Week’s Mott Im - o f $1,000,000 for jteneral Improvements. Pasadena. Here the Readers Will Find a Brier A small Indian uprising was reported Historical Spring Flowing this week from Oklahoma. Troops were For Hurried Readers • portant Happenings In the State’s Domain. First Year GREAT WORK STARTS SanforïTs Street Railway M ak­ ing Progress RAILS BEING LAID THIS WEEK HIGHER LICENSE FOR CARNIVALS Street Paving Following And First Street Now Presents A Most Plans for the new tourist hotej nt St. sent to quell the disturbance. Busy Appearance .Petersburg have been completed. The Travelling Fakes Compelled to Boy Dr. Gelser o f Bellevue hospital. New From the time.that the Sanford’ Trac­ Tor Privileges Report has been received o i the loss ofj-RuTTaing will be 2 00 feet long nnd 100 York, recently gave a man ftO for n pint a glnnn If Anrannlw nIU — 1-* the sloop Kearsnrge In thcCGIf of Mexico. of his blood with which to snveawum nn's Twenty persons were drowned. The ves­ life by injecting it Into her veins. sel wns a small one, and had on a cargo The new United States battleships will o f cocoanuts. . hire 25 per cent greater fighting capacity I |. .'than the Dreadnought o f the British navy, j The Herald lias contended that the tra tion Co., was organized nnd the plans feet wide, o f the Spanish mission style of veiling amusement companies who come made for a street railway, The Herald , architecture, shell dash finish, tinted yel­ here nnd camp for several days, should be maintained that one of the greatest lnnolow to Imitate the adobe houses of old. taxed a higher license. The aggregation Inside (lie building there a tiled u n i e will n|u be uc n u ic u . , . i - .i -em m 140 feet long, with fountains, bowers under ono hend’ um,cr lhc à ìg n ò ìO a -^ who predicted that the rails would never and retreats, and a semi-tropical garden. carnivals should be taxed for each show Over 200,000 tons o f ice have been har­ be laid the gentlemen who were nt the doing business, and this would result either The house will be four stories high and vested this season in Ute vicinity o f Mon­ Prominent Floridian Removes to this head have gone quietly to work, purchnsed in cutting out this bunch of fnklni alto contain 200 rooms. It will be furnished treal. The Ice is 28 Inches thick. gother or a sufficient revenue would be de valuable river front property for terminals. City for Business with all modern conveniences. Atlanta people arc tnlking about bond­ rlvedby^ the city to recompense, .the in­ n|l the material ami—oqnipm ent-nf-the Hon. J. W. Knight of Floral Cityhnsre _ James H .S. .Houston of Tallahassee has habitants for having to undergo the die best and ns the agreement stat«! were ing the clfy for $ 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 for improve' jnovctLlO-tliis-cUy-andwiHoondact-nlnrge been appointed sheriff of Leon county to comforts of such a bedlam in our mid it. ready to lay the rails when the brick pav­ meats. racket store in tlte new Check Building bn succeed Sheriff Langston, recently mur­ The following from the DeLand Record ing Btart«l. This week. First street pre-' By the bursting o f the city water tank Sanford avenue. Mr. Knight Is a man dered. would indicate that DeLand Is also sore on senta n busy n scene of activity nnd the at Parkersburg. W. Va., recently, six per- prominent in political nnd mercantile in The American schooner Joseph Thomas this question: crowds of tourists from the boats nnd sons were killed, a number more injured, tcrests, nnd will prove a valuable addition went ashore last week on the Fowey Rocks trains have joined th()1 bystanders and A petition has been circulated in Deand fifty houses wholly or partially de- to Sanford and to Orange county. The At the bond election held in St. Peters Land tills week aiming to increase the li­ discussed the. future possibilities o f San­ itroyed. 11 edltorofThe Herald hnsenjoyed the friend ford’# progress and-enterprise.— Our d t y A - resolution -has - been Introduced-in o f MrJLnlghUbr-aavaral y e n «, hih! burg lust week. $ 75 ,0 0 0 fur improvements, cense on traveling amusement ( f ) compa­ beffra the distinction of being the first In­ $35.000 of which is to be u s«i fur build­ nies that wnnder in here nnd camp for Congress for an amendment to theConsti- can heartily second the following encoml ing a new school house week. The merchants were compelled to land city to take up the idea of a street tution of the United States to make that um ^rom l*,e Citrus County Chronicle: John D. Trammell, brother ot Hon. Park luke this step ns a means o f self-prolec- railway nnd licit line and while thc_Hr*L____ document begin with the w ords: "In the *cnrn that Hon, J. W. Knight ca r s w U lb e o f the gasolene motive typo mo of Cod. * * _______ —— •- -— -—------ Floral City left yesterday for Snnfoni,-where Trammell, hits been elected nsre7>resenta- lion, as sdine“ |>ersons attend these per he will conduct a'lurge mcrcnntilo estab live for Calhoun county lq the state legis-1 fonnnnces. paying rash fur their fun nnd the roils now being laid urc bonded with The parties who kidnapped Willie Withhave their groceries nnd such necessaries copper wire and prepared for electric lishiiient. Mr. Knight has for ninny years lature, to succeed Hon. E. S. Fortner,r Ity from his home in Shnron, Pa., have been o f life charged and j-lh e n * T a tin h iin im e power ni ifum e w clecirmllgHf and power lived in Citrus county, nnd Is _n_man_of. Arrested, ntid thcJmiura turned to-his pa­ about |>aylng their bills. DeLand lias had company will be erected upon a larger ability.honor and integrity, Hint commends An emergency tank on top of the threerents. him to all who ever formed his acquaint siory building in the rear of the building just about nil the carnivals and cheap scale and be nble (o furnish sufficient A tornado swept through a portion of once. He has ably represented Citrus shows that could get here this winter, and power for n first-class system o f electric occupied by F. W. King & Co. and The Nn south Georgia last week, destroying much county in the legislature, and was a can stime thnt were. really meritorious. The railways. It wns for Sanford to take tho tionnl Packing Co..Jacksonville.feli recent­ Initiative in building a trolley line that property nnd Injuring many1people, i didntc last year for state comptroller, but ly crash«l through the roof, causing part of license now is quite low, nnd should be A bill has been Introduced In the New in this race wus unsuccessful, owing mainly the w ill to give way, killing two negroes rais«l to currcs|iond better with whnt our promises to connect the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean. Orlando nnd merchants have to pay." York legislature making kidnapping n cap­ to the fact that hisunnouncement wusile- and Injuring one white man. Kissimmee nnd other dries south of Sanital offence punishable by death. Inycd too long. In any sphere of life Mr Mrs. Mary Pitts of Peusneula. who has C ounterfeit M oney Circulating ford are desirous of being on the proposed G. W. Johnson o f Grant City. Mo., has Knight is the peer or any other man. In been a resident of Escambia county fdr "Bad money" Is being passed In several rout/: and from authentic- sources the in­ Invented a motor car to be run by com ­ business in Snnfor^hc cannot helpbutbe upwards of one hundred years, died nther sections of the state and Sanford mer­ formation Is gleaned that the new rail­ pressed air, the car generating its own successful, for nil of his aims in Hint di­ home at McKiunonvillc last week, aged way will be |«iriicd to Daytona and rids ~pow«r after the first charge. ------- ~ rection a r e -bound to make him mHiiy 105 years, five months and five days. ( She chants are warned to be on the lookout. section of the state will have n good out­ The following from the Gainesville Sun It has ^>ecn made public that Queen friends and upon this alone many succeed was the oldest resident in thecounty,nnd let to the East Const and a chance to explains the appearance: Helena of Italy was seriously injured on The loss of Citrus county in Mr. Knight's up to within about three months before make the trip every hour Instead of await­ ’For the past several days a great her mission o f old to sufferers at the time removal is great, but Sanford has secured her death was In good health, and appa­ ninny lead dimes and quarters have been ing the pleasure of The railroads and their of the great earthquake. Two of .her ribs a citizen nnd a business mnn that she rently us active us she was forty years making their appearance in Gainesville miserable connecting points thnt at the were broken by a fall in escaping from may well feel proud of. We losefronuiur ago. and several of the merchants have been present time tanks the trip to the beach midst a highly interesting family, whose tottering walls. undesirable. Dot" Boone, a former resident of Puntn stuck” on the spurious coin. social standing ranks wilh the best, but General Manager Connolley started a Gordu, was drowned at Junction City, Kan., In a recent dash between natives and The imitations nrc very good and can Sanford is the gainer. It is to be lia|icd large force o f m en nt the work on M on-"' last week. and United States troops in the Philippine scarcely be detected, except in the ring, at Mr. Knight ean be induced to return day morning nnd while there were ru­ Islands, several casualties were reported.’ A small pleasure schooner wns capsized and it would be advisable at this time iere among warm friends, who have known Mrs Pierre Lorillnrd, Jr., of Washington him for so long a time. Whether he re­ in Tnrnpn Bay during the storm la^t week, for alt to notice money well, especially In mors of side-stepping the fountains, the question was easily settled by n special committed suicide last week by inhaling turns or not, the Chronicle wishes him em­ and its occupants, n gentleman and laity, these denominations. meeting of the city council nnd the work Specimens shown the reporter were gas at her homo. were drowned nnd their bodies washed inent success in his.new field, and coin goes merrily on. rather old and dark-looking und bore the Arkunsas has passed a prohibition bill mends Inin heartily to ull the good people ashore. * In connection with the rails of the Sundate of 1881. Thu fact that they are so by a vote of 87 to 35. Dr. G. F. Surgcnnt of Baltimore has been of the Celery City." ford ft Everglades Ry., which the Trac­ nppointed assistant physician of the Flor­ old makes it easier for their passage." The crown princeof Servia.chnrgcd witli tion Co. will use. rite entire length of the Death o f T. J. Prouty ida insane asylum. the murder of one of his attendants, has An Im portant M ovem ent street railway will be about twelve miles Mr. Frank J. Prouty, a valuable mem For violating the laws of the United renounced his Tight to accession to tlte A movement of general interest to the of track.. At the Oak avenue crossing the her of the community, died on the morning throne. Suites relative tp sponge Ashing, the ves­ public and special interest to teachers line will be built to Second or Third of Fridny, March 20lh, after a protracted sels Katherine, Carrie S. Allen, Marie throughout the United States and Canada, street, crossing rite A. C. L tracks nnd John H. Starin, the pioneer in steam­ illness. boat transportation in New York harbor ■The funeral was from the residence on liereward, Abby Dodge, Mist and Stella has been set on’ foot by the North Ameri­ taking in the west side via First street. nnd vicinity, died recently in New York Saturday at 2 p. m. under the nuspices of the port of Tarpon Springs, were each can Teachers’ League, according toon an­ This will give the city of Sanford a good fined $100 uih! costs in the Federal court, nouncement by Frederick A. Tup|ter,fiead licit line and every part of the adjacent city; aged 83 years. of the Masons, who attend«! in consider­ by Judge .Locke, last week. master of the Brighton school, Mussachu- territory made easy of access to the city. Prince HilkofT of Russia, died recently able numbers. Burial In the Lake View chusetts. The principal objects o f the The stenmrr Mnscotte has discontinued The work of construction on First street la St. Petersburg. Years ago he worked cemetery. movement are to secure better salaries, s of the best and whet} finished will give Mr. Prouty was born in Oneida, Ills., her regular stops at St. Petersburg for the in the United States as a machinist and belter educational facilities and pensions road bed that will last for the next fifty otdihary helper to learn American ways April 24, 1858. and lived there for thirty- season. for teachers. There are about half a mil­ years. Several gentlemen In the city Capt. James W. Fitzgerald, Well known and customs. five years. After completing his educa­ lion tcaclicrs in ^he two countries who this weeks who are familiar witli the con ­ Three black swans and 1,000 canary tion in the best local school be tentered ---------- throughoutthe state, died last weak In would be affected by the success of the struction work upon street railways are ...1/ilds-were-among th e-ca rg o“ of~n vessel thtrgrOWITIlWe OI which hi. father wns Johns Hopkins hospital Baltimore, where movement. In carrying out theobjectsof of rite opinion that the stringers, tics and arriving in New York last week. proprietor. Eventually on account of he had gone to be treated for general n£rthe league better qualified teachers would rails could no/ be put down any better. vous breakdown. He was about 70 years failure of tlte father’s health he wns for After fifty years Service in the British be secured, vfliich would mean eduealioaal When the brick paving Is laid there will some years In entire charge. Very soon old. During his busy years he designed navy. Admiral Lprd Charles Bcresford , ^ h(| falhcr # j coth the business was and built the steamers Margaret, Mnscotte, advancement of scholars and a^iettemient tie no necessity of taking up the rails for ... —’ • hauled down his flag at Portsmouth, In the | ^ took, the position of Olivette nnd Grand Duchess fur Ah#'Plant of ooipm ultlea. repair! dEtodhange The system for elec­ presence of 10,000 spectators. March 24. tric power. assistant superintendent In the Western System. Manatee Celery M oving. Saratoga, the great New York resort is & Southern Life Insurance Company Mary John, a Syrian woman living jn The celery movement*! dw on In ear* Announcement - to be nm wide open this summer. moving to Columbus, Ohio. He resigned Pulatkn, last week found a roll o f money nest, n ¡very dayi I increase In the Witli this Issue, The Herald offers a club Rather than be arrested. Frederick H. this position and opened a grocery store on a seat of a Florida East Coast railway shipments, jsh was an, rule of $1.50 a year for The Herald and Richardson, a former leading business In Bayone, Ills., living t h ^ ^ n t l l on ac­ car just before entering Jacksonville, and and the only _ ck Isa little the New York Produce News. (The pink man of Elmira, N. Y., committed suicide count o f failing health he H - out and handed It to the conductotfwho promised more "rusher." sheet.) lost week. last August came here and. purchased to return it to the owner. It is estimated that about-thlrd o f the The Produce News has always been in Six women have been appointed on the fifteen acres on Cameron avenue. Lead quarters and dimes have been put w °P has been shipped, and that it will not ympathy with tlte growers, and all those He became a member o f the Masonic . police force In Bayonne, N. J. circulation in several places in the be entirely marketed until about the 15th who do not take this paper should take Lodge at Oneida as a young man and state. |and 20th o f Aprils—Manatee Record._ adwnitffge of this offer. Lying in a plaster c a s t with a broken retained his tnembersip until the end. Halcyon Hall,’ a tourist hole! at Miami, back. Win. C. Downs o f Brooklyn. N. Y „ New Residents Socialist Meeting He was for some time the Master o f the was damaged by fire last week to the ex­ **• carried into court last week to give Mrs. JamesMsughton and family arrived J. L Fitts, National Organizer of the Lodge. tent of about $10,000. testimony in his suit for damages. After yesterday from Sharon. Pa., to join Mr. Socialist Party will address the people o f lie was for several years d t y treasurer seeing the man and bearing his testimony The residence of Mrs. Will Clark, ot Live Maughton, and th ey-w lU - make Sanford Sanford to-morrow night, April 3rd at of Oneida, following hla father In that the defendants paid him $12,000 to netOak, was destroyed by fire last week. In­ their home. Mr. Maughton purchased the :30 at Newlan’s corner. Mr. Fitta is a positlgn. He became a member of the tle the case. sured for $1.000. Gardner place on Second street, und will Uva spaakar and •will - deliver a most in* Baptist church early in life and hasjtlJames Beiiang, a negro, wa»**bdt and JeinbaOt In celery growing. We welcome tcresting discourse upon the great vpieo.. . Wm. P, lienszey. one o f the owners of' ways been an active and devoietT'mem­ tions o f the day. -------------------4ke Baldwin Locomotive Works, died last ber. He was a trustee o f his eburdrfor killed by Express Messenger Mearson the this estimable family into our m idst week In Philadelphla.'Aged 77 years. .He several years. Mr. Prouty married Miss A . C L last Saturday night near Plant New Stores on Sanford Avenue Summer Closing or Store* "was the designer o f over 3 0 ,0 0 0 locorao- Mary E. Cole o f Allenton. Pa., Feb. 6th, City. The negro was on the car and witen The new store rooms being erected on The following stores will close at 8 • lives. discovered made a move as if to draw a 1891. Mrs. Prouty survives him. Sanford avenue by-Jr CL Check will be a i. m. except Saturdays beginning April I The mine operators In the North refuse Mr. Prouty was a man o f the moat rigid gun, when Mean fired. valuable addition to the d ty . The Pope J. K. Mettinger, M. Frank, F. L. Wood­ James R. Abrams, a well known citizen Contracting Co. have the contract, and the Qgrr to recognize the Unions. This ac- integrity: a man who made friends easily ruff, D. L. Thrasher and N. P. Yowell Is likely to bring on either a strike or and retained them; a man the loss of o f West H b n Beach, was burned to death ilttrei wm be modern in every respect &. Co. _________ ■____________ whom would be keenly felt by any com - last Friday. Together with Geo. C, Baroo and Richard Gardner, the party were out I When you have an Item of news call Wanted— To buy or rent good driving Fanole j. Crosby, noted the world over •mun*ty’ * riding in an automobile. About midnight, | phone No. 148. horse and surrey. H. O. Chiitln. Are you a subscriber to Tus H ekalo T ** * hjrmn writer, celebrated her ninetieth WILL AN tSe^Vff ORD W f lO M �’■i - ? K"' ñ; V f* «T? WJ ' ••JR» •• ' THE SANFORD HERALD April 2 IM» ty o f holiness' and ln the holiness o f l fellow so limi some other girl co uldn't ITcüuÎtJv-w iU n aïï the pomp of flowers, Jget him, 51U.B3. al âïïitl song and every oilier token of ritual Referring, ip the bridegroom os a popu­ gratitude and rejoicing. “ As in Adam lar fellow when no one pays any atten­ A Budget of Opinion " J u s t Be­ all die, so in Christ shall all be made tion to Ills going and coming, 8 cents. olive," alive, too, in not only a physical — T he S aunter er . tween You and Me” sense, but in a spiritual and moral sense; alive in the sense that redeems mankind from all that Is low, vile and base, and enables it to rise in triumph from sin and vice; alive InThe sense that makes pos­ Has received a 'A Chlel I» Among Ye Taking Notes, sible the constant spread o f civilization. and ratto. Hell P T e n T T m "— This is the meaning of Easter. Beautiful Line of New So Says Sauntcrer. Let'the manifold lessons Easter tenches not be missed or lost. CURBSTONE GLEANINGS Stapleand Fancy Groceries MRS. M. L. ALLEN EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT A newipaper It not oltodcUiWpuUlthnl to tell the people whet they would like to know, but bet to tlve much of lit tpece to telling them what they f L ------- m |1i to knew.—Greely, 5 f m W C orm pen dm oi ia Thi l/arald, _ » _________ _M«r. Csslsr.#________ Through the long end painful whiter all her hope* were d sd In gloom. Imprisoned by vain doubting* In a dark and nsrrow tomb: No sunshine from Cod'* Heaven, and no »mile* from Nature'* feoe. To cheer the cold monotony of life In a lad pièce. . . • Out with the dawn o f Easter, and-the joyous, radi ant morn. The withered, blighted paitlon flower from out the tomb Is borne: And gentle Hope, with smiling eyes, within the doorway stands. A promise in her heart—an Eastrr Illy In her band*. --------- -------- ♦ — e - «■■■■------------- < If some o f the new babies which ar­ rive are as bad as the cigars their fathers .. give away* they aro uwful. • • » f • I heard the senile murmur Of voices strange and sweetr And the Indistinct, low music Of hosts of marching fe«L And then I heard the murmur Of a thmiand voices say: "All hail, sweet sacred m ornlngl------------Rejoice I Tl* Easter day) Awake! awake, O nature! O joy-bells loudly rlngl Awake for Christ ft risen. And praise f* due our King." • • • j __Uym of individuals. There seems a twinkle in the nir, The hiilj front tenter wildly blinks, The foodhthls flush witli envious glare When Cissy winks. Hie dressy dandies, neat nnd trim. Gsre smiling on Ihe sprightly minx. Ami each one thinks it is Tor him Whcn Cissy winks. The sober deacon, prim and f t st. tViwn In hit sent in wonder sinks. And feels a sort o’ worldly streak When Cissy winks. The sleek and Portly millionaire Looks an with eyea like hungry lynx And feels a rising in hit hair When Cissy winks. 4 H A Y AN D CR AIN |High Grade Preserves, Jellies, Jams A Complete Line of Fresh Western Meats Millinery A Complete Line of Cigars and Tobacco AGENCY FOR PLOW’S HIGH GRADE CANDIES and ROYAL SCARLET BRAND OF CANNED GOODS W HITE , Latest . New York _Creations T The worst o f nil imposters is the re­ ligious imposter. I have no regard for a man who thinks he is religious when he Is only bilious. He is the man who asks mo in Uie midst of my dinner If I am saved, o r while Trim In the midst nf I i. shaving if I am looking for o j have found . . Christ. He u tiie fungus growth on the T h e r e f i l l o r E a s t e r o p e n i n g | body o f the church, who has grave and solemn fears for the salvation of every member o f the human family save him- [ self,.and who believes he is the very per­ sonification 3T the Saviour and that he I alone is bnrdened with the responsibility of saving the souls o f all.mankind.__ [t is Y o u r P a t r o n a g e is marvelous wlint harm is done by those people who represent religion in sack­ cloth and ashes and the good done tiy "èkAl V» those who make it the most beautiful Commercial Street, Tnkash Block! thing In the world—a thing which causes ____________Near Pcpot us to love life. S Wc have some rigidly righteous people » ♦ » » » + » ♦ ♦★ ♦♦♦ » + ♦ » » » » 4 - j In Sanford, and again, wc have too many | < * uf-ihls religious-imposter—d m put it plainly, do more harm to the church I with which they arc connected, as well as the Christian religion In'general, than a score o f earnest, practical Christians can counteract. 4 4 A gentleman of refinement and bushy whiskers writes from Enterprise to stop T he H erald . He complains, seriously, that It is too full o f interesting reading and concludes by adding “ all m y . family neglect their work to read the 'durned sheet* nnd Its filling them with worldly ideas, nnd they are getting dissatisfied with their lot and want to go out and see tlie line world your snipper-snapper sheetpreaches about. 1 say— stop your durned paper—I’ll never pay a continental cuss for It again. I like to read it, but it has — ------demoralized trar fn m lty fron rM ¿nifiWiTW the littlcst tot in the household" We won't stop T he H erald , but wc will riismntlnun sending—It to u gouthunan who unconsciously pays us such a high compliment. His complaint reminds me o f a disgruntled reader u n derlain newsA callow youth, with on incipient paper not a thousand miles from the Celery City. The gentleman was a sub­ moustache in the earliest stages of incipscriber, and be didn't want to bo On the iency, and a shock o f hair that resembles patent mop, a young man whose name books any longer. This is wlmt he wrote: is suppressed becauseof his parents' wor­ Her is no use for Ju to sent mir mein pepper army longer ns Ei want thiness. last week brought to T he H erald to forgoes mein Dutch as Schncll ns during the absence of the official censor possibcl, und want to kctsch up mit poem, requesting Its publication in this mein English nebers. So Ei sent department. It is a poem that he may swei Dollnr und ein half for das lutz Jier nnd Ju no sent tne mein peper hove written himself, although he made if Ju plies. Ent Su-no kom -to mein ntrnvowal o f itH nuthorshlp. H e o n ly e x HouS to colleck. as mein Hund will pressrd a wish that I would publish it, beiss Su wetter Ju will snrcck to him because— "Lots of the boys would enjoy or not. Kcnn Ju dnt cmicrstcnlT" reading it. She's great." • By "she" the youth is understood to re­ 4 Sometimes n minister gets a good fee marrying a couple, and sometimes he fer to nn actress who bears the cognomen of "Salome." This prepossessing lady ought to get six months. must have •mode a tender impression • • • upon the callow youtii white the latter The Golden E astertide was visiting som e“ Northern cities the 4 With Ilia mlvciiuui ihe holy Snbbnth, past-winter, because he indites in one | April 11th, the gay social world will emerge from its sackcloth and ashes after corner of the sheet: “ I've seen her and . , a period of denial that sliall have Insicd Bhe's 0. K." * But the jiocm— well, here's a homeo-1 * forty days and forty nights. pnthie sample of it: lufidality may snecringly ridicule and rationalism mny contemptuously deny * the historic resurrection o f Jesus Christ, un event whose anniversary the church celebrates Sundny week, but they arc utterly powerless to shako the faith of sincere Christian b dieversin its uctuality. These Cliristian believers have an in­ ward nnd spiritual witness to the truth of that doctrine which defies all the shafts o f wit and logic that the ene mies of the Christian religion tuny hurl against it. Time nnd reflection have shattered inuny myths and legends Connected with the earthly ca recrof the Nazarehe Teach cr, but to the tenet of the resurrection the Church still tenaciously clings as to the Rock of Ages. Call it credulity, call It superstition, if you will, but such pro­ found fnith must have in it something abiding-mid vital to justify its existence ■•■It irim p o ssib le to uvBrcue the ImpoN turn influence which belief in the doctrine of the resurrection has exercised over the Successors to N. H. GARNER March 30th Come and See Us, or ’Phone 39 W H Y N o t USE I P a i n t e r TFerti lizer NOWy AND S A V E M O N EY? It hns shown more results for the Money invested than any other ' Jt will pay you to examine the Celery Fields Where sa J jL P a iiite r ’ s S an ford C elery Special lic itc d is used. Our representative, C. M. BRADWATER, is in Sanford See him or write to him at Orlando or every week. TH E E. O. for^Booklat. P A IN TE R . FE R TILIZ E R CO. J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L O R ID A Y o u -------------- p - Want pood, Wholesome Celery-Lands BREAD Flowing Wells The kind that Mother used to make? Celery now being marketed.. The Kind That“ Looks Like Bread, Tastes Like Bread, and is Bread? Rich Land Cheap Selling for good prices. COME AND SE E I J - M. W IL L S O N , J r . f Kissimmee, Fla. The Finest Line of Pas­ tries in the City The Crippen Music Store Our Wagon Will Stop At Your Door Every Day High-grade Pianos,I Organs, Complete Line o f Groceries and Graphophones. J. Monroe I* F R O N T GROCERY (Caterer to the Public) v . Low Prices. Easy Payments. Pico Block Theo, J . Miller & Son House Furnishing Goods Sanford S t o v e s , C r o c k e r y and C l a s s wa r o ^Machine ! Foundry Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, White and New Home Sewlnl Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records, Wholesale Works Dealers in Gasolene and K e ro se n e ------- Nearly every day In jh e life o f a newBpapfr man, ne runs across some one looking for a "little puff" in the news­ paper. In nine cases out o f ten, the so-calted “ puffs" are lies made Into trull is for the sake of deceiving the pub­ lic. A newspaper man'” is ridiculed for printing such rot but It seems to be the rustom and h elloes It fust the same. Now a Western editor hns adopted a I schedule o f charges for certain kinds of | “ puffs" nnd T he Herald believes that from noW. hencerdrth71hrsam e churges I will be made in . Jikc -instance«. F ollow -1 ing is th e '“ puff’ * price list: For publishing an article telling the public that a man is a successful busi­ ness man when everybody knows he is us | lazy as a government mule, $2.70. Referring to a deceased citizen as one I whb Is mourned by the entire community when we know he will be missed only by | poker circle, $10.13. Referring to Boma gallivanting female I as an estimable lady whom It Is a pleas- Repairing All Kinds of Machinery The doctrine o f the resurrection has robbedJhe grave -ul its terrors —and the Vniley of the Shadow o f its gloom. The doctrine . o f the resurrection lias , DEALERS IN taken from sorrow and tiereuveiucut their chief sting. The doctrine of the resurrection has planted in the heart patience and rcsig „ . * »♦ nation under the heaviest of humun a f­ flictions. The doctrine of the resurrection has en­ abled uncounted millions to say. “ Not my will, but Thine be done." . The doctrine o f the resurrection has am' wreathed the face o f grter In smiles and • .— . 'P^one 130 ing. $1.10. clad d esp a ir-iyjh c garb o f hope. Galling an ordinary' pulpitpounder an| The doctrine of the resurrection has S A N F O R D F L O R I D A added to the earnestness and responsibil­ eminent divine, 60 cents. Sending a doughty sinner to heaven, ities o f life by reminding its possesors $ s .o o . ; that: Referring to the bride as o beautiful, I am again asking for OLD S H 0 & . I Ther* it no desihl What teems so is transition; This life of mortal Wrath accomplished and lovable young woman will give what they are worth 1* but a suburb of ths life Elytlan. Whose portal we call. , when everybody knows she is as plain as SIZES. 6, 7, 8, 0. 10 II AND IS Meet and right If is, therefore, that a hedge fence, can’ t play anything, can’t I Easter should be celebrated “ in the beau- wash dislies and just married the poor I Cor. 3rd St. and Sanford Ave. Automobiles and Gas Engines The Popular Price ami UP-TO-DATE RESTAURANT Special Rates by the Week J. M. S T U M O N . A . E . Irvin’s Shoe Shop Proprietor (Corner Palm etto and First Sts.) Artesian and Deep Well 'WJ-Wo.tMU Oak- Avenue Old Shoes Wanted First Class Special Tables Reserved For Ladle* in s Telephone No. 60 G. R. CALHOUN LI PE Best Fertilizers On Earth“ a FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS, Sanford,. Fla. �THE SANFORD HERALD COUNTY HAPPENINGS latter has a «.ei.ion tn « Tl* “ crowd 10 * ° on n picnic for the r ° r 6 o o d Average P rices and Quick Returns Ship to . L I. ^ , ’ he Fort river.. They caught a good many fish school nnd during the post tew months nnd reported a fine time. Mr. nnd Mrs. Calvert of Cincinnati. O., A Budget of Interesting Items has secured a life certificate as a primary teacher. . are at the Epworth Inn for a few days. From Correspondents Miss Louise Holz hat completed her Miss Emma Tucker left yesterday for school and has returned to her home near Ke> '’Vest, * place. She was principal of the pub-1 Mr. Ladles was In town last week sellTHE EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY iW lie school at Fort Christmas. |ing Thyer A Sauls a bill o f dry goods. Mr. T. P. Howte w as In town this week, j Mr. John Smith has completed the work Southwest Comer Washington and Chambers Streets * Mr. Kolmak of Orange City has about S t a f f o f R ep orters W eekly of hard oiling the Interior of the Baptist NEW YORK CITY church building. Mr. Smith is an artist IIcompleted and put up a galvanized water C overs t i e T erritory f o r T n t Herald in his line and hns done an excellent Job. ton* ho,dind 75 barrels of .water for the |REFERENCES: ork City, C om m ercial A gency ÏES: Aetna National Bank o f New Y orkC ity, o r any Com |orphanage. and t o Hundreds o f Shippers w h o a rc shipping to U itm regular The Eustis base ball team came over I Mrs. E. L. Ditto returned this week from Saturday and played the Apopka team. 1 OVIEDO OCCURRENCES (Miami. Special correspondent to The Herald. Victory retted with the Eustis boys In a | The Oviedo Magazityt. Club completes acore o f two to nothing. .Alas, alack! JOHN V. DENTON & CO. S S Fruit and Produce CRUTCHFIELD & W 00LF0LK SIDE-STEPS SUNDAY IAWS today Its tourtti year with two having, for Will Marshall is quite sick at the hos­ good and sufficient reasons, dropped out pital In Orlando. But ns he is having I Pensacola C itizens Could Not S tan dth e end four left our village. every attention his friends hope that he j Blue Laws t The year began with $ 90.07 in the will soon be out again. Several weeks ago the sheriff of EscnmSales Agents and Distributors treasury, collected and held for the pur­ BRANCHES BRANCHES There will be quarterly meeting at the bin county announced that he proposed to pose of putting down a marl sidewalk. SANFORD CELERY “UNION Methodist church next Saturday and Sun- enforce every law on the statute books The assessment o f one dollar a year for C hicago day. On Saturday there will be services I with rcfercncetotheobservanceofSunday. New York each member has been used to pay mag­ Room 10, Pico Block. ’Phone 280 Thls meant that he would not .only put Cincinnati both morning nnd afternoon nnd dinner Washington.. azine subscriptions, for printing lists and will be served on the grounds. Every­ n stop to all forms o f petty txaiic on that) -Jackstm vttteS on ford .. any other Incidental expenses connected day, but that he would put on end to the body is Invited. with running the d u b . Mrs. Calvert let her fine home in Orlan­ ¡running of trains, the loading of ships, the During the year we have given several manufacturing of ice, the operating of entertainments, two the purpose of do during the tourist season and in the street*car lines und otherindustries which *' planting 100"sfinde trees nlong our streets meantime has been sojourning here. She under modern conditions, have come to be and the others fur the sidewalk, which Is is returning this week to Orlando. looked upon ns necessities on every day Mrs. Azlcn. of Ocoee, has been spend­ being rapidly Inlih . ' of the week. * Besides these accomplished facts, we ing n few days with her friend. Mrs. A. But Pensacola has seen the futility of have, nt our weekly meetings devoted four C. Stnrhird. Site is n hotel woman and trying to enforce antiquated and obsolete afternoons to the study of the insect world speaks of opening a house for another blue laws and has quit. mosquilbea. bcca.butterllica and ..various season. ____________ .______ -------------------The'SFyTthe sheriff nnJthe people have 1 insee(*pests peculiarly .trying here in Flor­ Miss Lillian Eldredge will be home Fri­ seen the uselessness of trying to put an SHIPPERS OF ida, learning their habits, their Economic day Of this week from Stetson University end tomoderncondltionsnnd turning back | value, or their danger to man and animals. to spend a few days with her parents. the hands on the clock of time., Four, other weckB were spent In learn­ Miss Lillian is n favorite with every body • • » ; Tlje reaction has come, ns come it must. I ing about the birds: domestic fowl, water and all will be glad to see her. nnd Pensacola, according to advices sent ( birds, songbirds and birds o f prey. Hugh S. Geiger' of this place who is out by the wires, is os wide open as ever | <»*d The nature study was concluded by four studying medicine in Wake Forest College, it wns. weeks on horticulture, divided into groups l>L_il^appcaxs-lu be -leading hi »cla s se s . “ The thlrtty f eUsa'colinn can now get ids I as follows: Garden flowers, ferns rind wild In n recent examination he made ninety- Soda water on Sunday. He may even flowers, trees, wnter-plnnts. nine and tltree-fifths. The next highest purchase a cigar on that day. or buy a [ When the three months of Nnture study student made sixty-five. newspaper. . .. were finished, the club embarked for Eu­ Captain John A. Smith, a former prornPleasure boats with happy excursionists I rope-on one o f thn biggest nnd fastest now nrrre more ply the waters of the bay, and I steamers afloat, securing the best nnd most residing at Winter Haven, came up last on last Sunday, it is said, there were two F -t- j*9 , extensive accommodation, of course, we week to visit his son and daughter. Mr. cracking good games of baseball played | » did not have to consider the cost in any nd Mrs Leon Smith nnd to look after his on the home grounds. particular. No one was seasick, no one fine grove. SANFORD. FLORIDA It wns ever thus when the pendulum { was homesick and our only regret was Mrs. Jump and Mrs, Weiss, of Orlando, swings the other way.—Miami Record, that we did not encounter an Iceberg or pitssed through Apopka Monday returning speak any other ship during our yyhole to thei*home. They had been visiting HEAVY C EIER Y SHIPMENTS voyage. Prof. A. M. Jnehde «nd family at Lees­ T O P P R IC E S F O R Y O U R One Hundred and Thirteen Cars Ship­ We spent two weeks in London, and burg. ped From Sanrord Last Week then started to make a tour of (lie British Mr. J. W. Jackson, who went to an At­ ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES Isles. — lanta sanitarium for treatment sometime Sanford, Fin.. Mar. 23.—Last .week wns I • We visited seven typical parts of Eng­ g o“ wus called recently from the sanita­ the heaviest in the celery deal this year . when sltlpjied to HEWITT. If you ore not doing land, cathedral cities, the birthplaces of rium to the death bed of Ids father in as 113 cars were shipped, 59 being sent [ business with this House, write ■to - them pt once. ____________ —V-T-— —great.. mcB|_lfa« universities, th^r|royal by Chaae fit O o .. It Is estimated the move­ palaces and the lake country, reading des­ Mr. G.*W. Morse, a young man from the ment this week will he 8 0 ® 8 5 cars. In I criptions, looking nt pictures, hearing ap­ nutmeg state, is in town visiting his friend. previous seasons. April has been one of propriate music or resitations, or listening Dr. Charles Converse. the heaviest months, but this year will F R U IT AND PRODUCE C O M M IS S IO N M ER C H A N TS to poetic selections. Dr. T. C. Douglas preached nn able ser­ prove nn exception as the greater portion IO E. Cam den S t., Baltim ore, Md. After England, we visited Scotland, mon at the baptist church Inst Sunday to of the crop will be moved before then nnd j References: This Paper and Thousands of Pleased Shippers in Florida spending eight weeks traveling through a large congregation. A good many stran­ in April the supply will be light. After that rarely interesting county ntnong Us gers were in tiie audience. Severn! per­ this week shipments w ifi be much Jlghter j ancient castles and palaces, or the Inuniis sons were |>resenl from Plymouth, among us the tendency will be to bold bock the of its famous men nnd women. them the following: Hon. J. T. Chapman, celery. Chase A Co . ns usual, are leaders | For, four weeks wc saw Ireland, reading Mr. E. S. Bailey, Mr. J. T. Pine. Mr. J. T. In hnndling Sanford celery. of its wonderful pre-liistoric monuments, Pirie. Jr., Miss Margret Plrie, Mr. William The supply of tomatoes is increasing | of its saints and of its present day people. Edwards, Mrs. C. W. Smith, Mrs. Ladd, gradually, which hns prevented any short­ A brie/ glimpse o f Holland followed, Mrs. Lyman, Mrs. Klchnor, Mrs Jenkinson, age. It is brooght about a gradual decline with pictures of its curious waterways, Mrs. Bnttin. Miss Carson, Miss Chesbro. in f. o. b. prices and it hns resulted in and quaintly dressed population. and Miss Brewer. Dr. Dogglas will preach putting tomatoes at a price in the various We ore now In Italy, inti have only had at Plymouth next Sunday. markets where they are within reach of the average consumers. The stock was time to see n little of those two rarely in­ never better tlian this year. Already teresting cities, Florence and Venice, G E N E V A G LEA N IN G S. orders for -the Easter trade are being In conclusion, the d u b has not only Special Correspondence lo The lit.raid: The festival at the city hall last Friday booked and an active movement is antici­ studied and traveled, it lias successfully married ofT four o f its valued members night under the auspices o f the Ladies' pated. Florida weather conditions have nnd daughters. Perhaps it is prouder of Aid Society wns a decided succccss, de­ been favorable to the growing crop.— New | these feats titan of anything elsfc it lias spite the cool weather. The second of York Produce News. Plans, Specifications ami Estimates Furnished these entertainments will be a play by done. MAIL BOXES in dosing the d u b year your out-going home talent. The date for (his has not on ApplicationsThe b est Box m ade—The Riley. Used | president wishes to thank all the members been settled. exclusively on R oute No. I. s for their hearty co-operotlon in her plans, — ■ — — tt o T r y -J . W t ts o n . and for their cordial assistance in tnnkc- ing some time with her brother returned If you want to sell ot buy city lots, city I Ing the weekly meetings so very inter to tier home in Forsyth. Go., on Monday. property*.celery farms, see N. H. Garner. [ esting -and attractive. It has been £ Dr. und Mrs. Lewis of Defiance, Ohio, great pleasure to work with and for you after s e n d in g a few months at their In th e Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial | all and the year has seemed to her a liome in Geneva have returned home. 113 First Street Oj>i>. Euatüfliee Circuit o f the State o f riorlda tor very short and delightful one. Evun Patti&hnll, who is attending Stet­ ____ - -O ra n g e C o u n ty ---------------tSVVVVWVVW WVW W V V U W M W V V VM VW V W W H VVVVVVVVH V VWVH v' 1 son University, visited the home folks for City of Sanford. 1 BUI in Chancery lo Enforce *• a few days. APOPKA AFFAIRS Tax Lien. M. C. Hedengren. J y S W M H W W W VWVVm V VW VS W VVVWVVVVVVw v v w w v v v m v w v v w * Special Correspondence to The Herald: Rev. McCall and family of Oviedo are To the defendant. K. C. Duncan : Mrs. J. H. Druce, of Nashville, Tenn., It appearing from lit* affidavit of the City Solidspending a short while in our community. tor of the City of Sanford herein Sled that he be­ has been spending a few days In town lieves that ton are a non resident of the Stale of Mrs. B: V. Proctor spent last Saturday florid*, ana that ynut rreldrntvi la uni tinea, and and looking after her property Interests that there ie so petaeu in thle (tale the eervtce of tn Ortafldo On b dairies* here. " She left“ for her home again last a subpoena upon «hunt would bind you. and that your age ie over the age of II yvora . Mias King o f Oviedo visited Miss Clark Tuesday. It la therefore ordered that yuu do appepe in thle last week and attended the festival. court to the bill herein Died, upon Monday. June 7. The protracted services at the Method­ A. D ISOS Many will be sorry to know that Mrs. It la further ordered that tide order of publication ist church came to a close last Sunday he pubiiahed once a week for eight consecutive] night with a last congregation in attend- Saunders continues quite aick with fever. wee aa In The Sanford Herald, a newspaper pub- P IT T S B U R G , PA . S A N F O R P i-F L A ; Chase & Co. Florida Fruits Vegetables,:! General Insurance Agents “¥ & co. e w itt SNEAD & VENABLE CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Work Promptly Done CITY CIGAR STORE ! once, and Rev. W. H. McLeod has return­ Miss Ruth Huddleston visited Orlando ed ro his home at Fort Myers. Two mem­ last week. bers were added to the church and much Mid-week prayer meeting is held every good was accomplished In reviving Chris­ Wednesday night at the Methodist church tian people. led by some layman. Mrs. J. W. Hamilton and little daughter Mr. and Mrs. Curry, who have been vis­ of Rochelle. Ga., visited friends here last iting Mr. Pert Smith, have returned to week and left Saturday for Knights to their*home in Orlando. •pend -a fea r-d a y s -with her ntnrrh _____ ______________________ _____ ___ will Be'sofvIces'iiPtlie' daughter. Mrs. Hamilton formerly lived chtirch Mfcxt Sunday with preaching by In Apopka and her many friends are glad Rev. i Smith. to see her again. * ^ Best Llneof Cigars'and T o - i; baccos in the City llahed In the City of Sanford, In C FloeIda. Wltnraa ray hand and the eeal of laid circuit | court, llila 27lh day of March, A. D. 1000. 17 Is Kualawet. Ivat I 33-8 Cloak Circuit Court Orange County. ____________________ Uy H I liart. Deputy Clerk. | In C » « r t o f t Newspapers, Magazines and * . Periodicals C o u n t y , Judge, S t a t e e f| F lo r id a In Rl t i t l e of Harvey L. M W Oranga County. Minor Molici U hcrehV give* la á H UhoraJt mayani- IpfiuiS^jì^Slnor^titii1on*$?S5RayCÍB¡yf * FRANK JL. WOODRUFF f s A. D. t«6o. apply to^iba* HHosoratSa Ö M M o N r - Wm W m BMartin, a rd a i County Judge in and for said county, si hie otila in Orlando In «aid nounty. at 10 ocfcck a. at., or H is Iba the m aoon thereafter aa mattar can ba beard, for su(borii y to oeil, at public tor privata aale, ell of lbs Miss Kate Witherington, who is attend­ ENTERPRISE ETCHINGS U iU rest irf i s U p i s r t f _ t U follow ing-dead .l—i ing the Cathedral School In Orlando spent Special Correspondence to The Herald: - resi cauta la said covety.to-wU; likxk five. Tier Saturday and Sunday with her parents in Ur. Clarence Stet^L^as returned after a fifteen uf Sanfurd. pruni Ing tn the map uf the florida Land and Colonisation Company ei ' Apopka. visit to Jacksonville and other place*. otherwise known os t l . TinflonT Miss Jessie Welch, one of Apopka's Yesterday Miss Jessie Schriver o f Rosen- a « k most highly esteemed young ladies, leaves burg. Ky„ chartered the launch Mamie, this week for Fort Myers where she will owned by Mr. Pegginhart of Sanford and 33-41 S Æ Â U Ä S T S -Ä S t s 'Ï Â i ' <■ Sanford’s Only Exclusive Shoe Store STRONG LINE Of CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES - t ■ .* <' The Latest Fall Styles in Ladies’, Gent's and Children's Shoes 11 Just Received !\ Jas. A. M ous. Guardian. . / - r 1 �ì' » .'' • r - . •- ’ ■ '1' 1. ' * ■- . ' ~1‘ •'• ' ■ ’ \ T ■' ' 1" ' *# ■ ■ * '* ’ v - ,« ♦; ' ‘ ■ •v . ■■■: ■■ * ' ' «*'. ' •* ' ‘ : SB fl • • .. m e s a w ro R p THE SANfORD HERALD • ' ' •V “ *__________ _ ______ •- - ; herald Apr» 2 «»OS _ REGARDING OUR NEW POSTOfTICE *♦ **+***♦ *♦ +**+*♦ **♦ ******♦ ++*+*+**+* The Herald Insr week registed- a kick ] METTINGER’S I METTINGER’S [ f p f i m n E # Postoffice Department for Published Ererr FrkJijr Momini at ' Sanford. Fla. raising the rate on box rentals. In other | „ R- J Hour, Manilla! Editor words the people do not want a higher tax POSTOFFICE NBXT DOOR 'RHONE 144 on boxes unless the department will erect Subscription Pries. #1.00 a Ytar In Advance a building commensurate with the growth fotetvd aa M coad-dau mall riattar Aufu it 22nd. o f the city, and one that would be in keep­ 1908, at tb* Poi loffie* at Sanford, Florida, o ing with the other Improvements. The _______ ondar Art of March 3rd. 1879. present quarters o f the postoffice is a dis­ Durban* Advrrtlilns Company, JaclaonvIUr, Rrp-“ grace to Sanford and the postoffice de­ rcaenutlve. partment. From Philadelphia’s most Stylish 58-inch Bleached, Like all questions, there are two sides Offlct Ftrtt Floor In the fili hop Block, Firit Street -l.._T72-inch Bleached Linen, 9 manufacturer-------;-------------------------- ” Telephone No, 148. to the matter, and in a conversation with l Exceptional values in 1.00 and 1.25 Postmaster Haskins the fact was elicited Newest end Leteet Styles t What a noisy city Sanford promises to that n new building is an impossibility Quality. Napkins to Match become. unless the city has free delivery, and that free delivery cannot bs obtained unless “ Ybe-queryln Sanford for the past week the city officials force the property.awners has been. “ A re you for the fountains Re­ to make better sidewalks on several Sand Fly Mesh,' Wooden or Iron Frames moval or notT” Almost a question of streets, and more street lights erected. wet or dry;_______________ Half-Hose The Inspector has been here Severn! limes recently, and Informed the city Cunopics to attach to Bed Sprint». Steel Wire; Robert Gamble Is still trying to convert council that these improvements would be . Listed Price, $4.50 the city of Jacksonville Into a celery held a necessity for city delivery. nnd wonders why the d tlren s do not take The rent on the boxes has boen raised up with his great scheme. because the postoffice receipts seem to I . i justify a raise, just as it Is done in all ^ ♦ ♦ * * * * * * * » » ’+ * * * * * * * * + + * * * * * * * * v * * * * * * * + * * * + * * * + * * * + * 4 * + * * * * * * + * * * * 4 . . y . > <.<.<.<.<.<.<.++^ The Herald, though only seven months other cities. old, has 9 copulation more than.twice ns Senford is growing so rapidly, and so ' ’ hfrgh ns tl/at' e\%l*ntlalne3Tjy any other --------- ---------much business IS being transacted tluuugb ^.Sanford newspaper—and it is constantly the postoffice that following a general lncreasiqg._ Tills will interest ad vertisers. rule o f the department, the box rent is Great R esu lt« A chieved From Chronicle raised. . * Special Edition The beef trust has a permit from the Thc.jdcpurtment has recognized the Few people realize the great number of government to sell embalmed beef again. need o f ■a free delivery to relieve the new people who have come to Sanford this Benzoate o f soda, held to be harmless by congestion at the general delivery win­ season from reading the special edition of Grand Display of the latest the head o f the National Bureau o f Chem­ dow and laying down the specifications the Chronicle. This edition edited and ar­ istry, will be used by the packers to pre­ necessary for this delivery expect the ranged by E. T. Woodruff, nnd circulated serve the meat. All those who want lo city officials to take action at onctL. . . frecly uYcrm any states at- the Union, has eat embalmed beef hold u p their hands] When Uic"Trce tIeTivery has been estab­ been the means o f bringing hundreds o f lished Sanford Is In line for a fine new people to Sanford. This was one of the Bro. Walpole Of the Manatee Record building or at least a much better room finest editions ever published In Florida, will soon be a celery king. Says that in will be procured and fitted with all and the .edition has long since been ex­ a few years thousands o f cars will be the Jntest improvements to facilitate the hausted. The latest booklet issued by llie moving from the Manatee section. Shake. handling o f a greatly increased business. Board o f Trade has also proved of great Frank! There Is no better topic in the The people through The Herald have benefit, although the amount printed'waa state to expatiate upon than celery.. It depart-1 inadequate to supply the demand. This The Famous 4ÏE0RGIETTA SAILORS in nil Shapes ami sizes "has polHTciimtl county division beat ment kicks back at the city council. class o f advertising has been of inestima­ mile. A x the matter stands the question o f a ble value toSauford.and explums the pres­ new postoffice building and free delivery ence o f the rnuny people who are flocking Urq- Bullock o f the Gainesville Elevator Is now up to the council. to Sanford every dny. Manydemandsfar I«th ere with the goods, in reply to the this special edition are coming to The Tallahassee Democrat stating that the Herald office every d a y -fro m people in FOR A SANrORO DAILY______ vcrxUy m ay.be moved to Tallahassee | different pqgts of the United States and The citizens of Sanford and Orange ’ he replies that the University is in no dan­ ger o f being moved but that the Jflorida county have been most insistent in the Canada. It is to be hoped that Mr.WoodCollege may be moved to Gainesville and past few months for the editor of T he niff con he prevailed upon to issue another also the itate Capital. '7 Herald to give them a m l Daily paper edition soon with views of the new railand knowing thd field and the possibill- riuffi. streetcar* line, street paving and . The mid-winter edition of the Ft.1Myars ies we can .announce that in th en ca r many other Improvements thnt have taken AW Press was one of the best of the kind ever future The Herald will be mndo a dally. place in the past six months. If another edition is printed it will cer­ issued in Florida. It was printed on good A larger and faster press, a folding ma­ enamel paper and was filled from cover­ chine and a typesetting machine will be tainly have the support of every citizen, to cover with good reading matter and added to our lurge equipment and when as they, one and all, realize tiic great value fine half-tone cuts dlscriptive of Ft. My­ the Daily Herald makes its appearance o f this class o f advertising. il W e Cater to Wenters of Good Goods Only M E N ’S S TR A W H A T S TA B LE LINEN 2 5 co n ts 7 5 cent $ $ 75c to $2.00 M O S Q U ITO CANOPIES SILK M E N ’S F L O R E N Z A $1.25 to $2.00 35 cents a pair Three pairs for $1.00 O ur Price, $3.50 ADVERTISING BRINGS RETURNS MILLINERY OPENING! J Creations in M ONDAY, Millinery M ARCH 22nd Children’s Hats and Baby C a p s MRS. J . H. BRUTON Gas and Gasolene ers und Lee county. The Herald cqpgyi- it will be a dal_l£pap«_in_£yer.yj£fl5C of. -taiate8 Messn.'Rulil'ah(! Stout upon tiiier the word. We are not entering the dnily Reid blinded to lire many obstacles thnt fine edition. beset the path In this7ievTdeparture but For the benefit of those citizens who arc fully cognizant o f every detail and arc timid about the noise of the new rail­ from llie Experience already gained will way and brick paving Tiie Herald sug­ have all plans carefully made before In­ gests that the city council pass'an 6rdl- flicting the dnily upon the unsuspecting nnnee making it compulsory" for everyone public. Sanford demands a dally next to wear rubber shoes, rubber collars nnd fall and continuing the policy jA giving rubber necks and all the horses b^^liod our renders what they desire, The Herald with rubber shoes and the wagons tired will at the proper time launch a daily with rubber. If this does not relieve the ] that will fully cover the field in every nerves we suggest a removal ta Ft. Reed, respect. __________•_________ or Orlando. Editor Cleveland o f the DcFuniak Her­ ald in his Inst Issue gives a sketch o f the past two years o f the Herald and the trying times experienced in keeping the paper going with lirnitod recources. His brethern o f llie press can sympathize with him in his tribulations and now that beta on the road to success can wish him good •luck. Few people ever realize thoordeals through which the struggling newspaper mun is forced to pass. The Herald has been the recipient of m any rmmplIninrUa-ihl« wiuk frnm /lifinr. ent sections of the county upon the paper os a eou n tfpaper. Our best efforts will be spent in making The Herald a county paper at-eliTftnerTtnff '»Title published in Sunford und the bulk uf the news of u local nuture The Herald will not try to revolu­ tionize the world or devote a column to happenings that do not concern Orange County and would be uf no Interest lo the readers. The world news and state news is given in a condensed form und will never become u burden to the county sub­ scribers. AS A TRADINO CENTER A glance over The S anford Herald will SANFORD at once impress the reader with the great advantage of Sanford as a trading center. The crowds o f people upon the stre e t at all times and especially on Saturday is u subject that calls forth most favorable comment from the visitors to the city. This week especially the grocers are offer­ ing bargains that cannot be duplicated in the larger cities. Merchants in other lines ore offering bargains and the' extremely low prices ore bringing in people from surrounding towns to purchase their goods. Sanford's location makes it at once the natural trading ceiiter for Oraiige, Volusia and Lake counties and our| enterprising merchants ore offering Hi any bargains' to Stimulate this trade and make It permanent. Come to Sanford for real bargains in every line. MlntsTcral' A sso cla flo n The pastors of the various churches of Sanfordrm ertir the Methodist church last Monday, und organized u Minlstcrnl A s­ sociation. Rev. R. L. Kirkland presided. — Tire organization wns perfected by the election of Rev. J. F^McKinnon as presi­ dent nnd Rev. J. W. Boyd as secretary and treasurer------ ----------------------This Association will convene every Monday morning at 9 o’clock. This in­ dicates the fraternal spirit of the pastors, and n willingness to work together for i: tire good of the people. The Famous Jewel Brand (Guaranteed to give satisfaction) Death o f M iss R oby Mali Died, at her home, very suddenly, Fri­ day morning. March 2Gth, 1900. Funeral conducted by Pastor Boyd in Baptist church Friduy afternoon 1:30. Her body was laid to rest in the Beresford cemetery. She lias left four hruthers lo mourn tier loss, her parents having passed away several years ago. Neighbors and friends extend sympathy and prayers to the be­ reaved, _____________________ Benefit o f the Library Mrs. Fannie Munson, assisted by the local talent of Sanford, will give n muslcale on Thursday. April 15. The pro­ ceeds will go lo the Sunford Library As­ sociation and •eTcryana sjiffuld alierid and enjoy the entertainment nnd also assist this most worthy Institution. The full program will be given In next week's issue of The Herald. Bro. Howard of the Reporter-Star con­ A rch dea con W ebber In Sanford fesses that ho, would rather be a "mossArchdeacon Percy C. Webber, a mission­ back" titan to live In a real city where he ary of the Episcopal church, a preacher of might get beneath the cor wheels. Also calls The H erald man a rolling stone.” I u,m8ual iure® * “ *1 power, will pass through Sure thing, little father, and our advice Sanford on Saturday, and will hold a ser­ to you 1s to take a d ay off, get beyond vice Saturday ev e n in g -a t T 3 0 in the the narrow confines o f your 'little village Episcopal church. All are cordinUy In­ and take a broadePNai^w o f the world. vited. You will find that since you have been Purchased Celery Land , buried In-Orlando for the post twenty E. V. D. Smith o f Cincinnati, Ohio, after years there have been some wonderful spending some time in Sanford left yeschanges made and you would be a mod­ day for home. Before leaving he pur­ ern version o f Rip Van Winkle. Pay us chased fifteen acres of land and will be a visit, grandi>8p. and if the hum o f the down early next fall to im p roved and city is too great for your antiquated sys­ raise celery and other products. tem you can return to Howard City. A rolling stone gathers no moss, and n ___ « rrty lla n Malarial W e m a k e -«p e d a l carload prices on sIRlng denTn erer get'fBt? ' mixed sizes of sewer pipe, 4 Inch, 8 inch T he H erald prints 3 0 0 extra copies and larger sizes. Also second quality pipes at reduced rates. See us before today to supply the demand. buying. Geo. H. Fernaui Ha r d e s t fin The following from the editor's old friend and preceptor is greatly appreciat­ ed. Rev. L. 'E. Greunan 1s one o f Ohio's famuus sons and -has gained rm atlonal reputation as a Journalist, instructor and m inister “ Some kind friend, intending to sur­ prise me has sent some copies of The Herald. The surprise was genuine. Nev­ er before bave 1 known so good a paper to be published outside o f the larger cities and In many o f them the weeklies are weak reitfodactfonxipr T h ^ t lB I f lI S Ï Ï È ’ Knowing thé odtt'or^RpSSh Holly, my surprise has softened Into admiration and congratulation. Sanford is certainly very “ Lucky" in more than one line and has a just right to be proud o f her wide-awake cleanly edited and p rogresiirr-paper,‘ The Be sure and read the full page adverJU ST RECEIVED Herald. ttaements of the Sgnford Grocery Co. and Success to you, Another lot or U i o m Bargains in L. E. C rlnnan , Chat. Kunncr in thta itxue. Harness at Harry Wilson'». "If You Love Your Wife Don’ t Roast Hi*r -Buy a__Hot Weather Gas Range The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co SANFORD. FLORIDA Spring Millinery All the Latest Styles in Ladies* and Children’s Hats MRS. CHAS. T. CLARK NEXT DOOR TO PEOPLE'S BANK. ******** i f # ----------- C H O IC E F L O R ID A AN D W E S T E R N M E A T S Tlh" " ' Pork A nnua la •paar'* O m a r y A‘1 , - . 4 »-------------- �vr-r*z'. '■".r ' * ;r r ' î <i V, April 2. I960 THE SANFORD HERALD Ili AND ABOUT THE CITYj Uttle Happenings— Mention of Matters In Brief. KRS0NA1 I1EMS Of I NTMES t I Twenty-one meals at Stumon'a for St. •R. H. Whitner- has J. C. Wright. J., of Bartow was among weeks visit to Atlanta. * the visitors to the city on Wednesday. Marvels of beauty in millinery creations Now ts the time to buy your four-inch by Miss Murray, at Mettingers. sewer pipe for mains. Big stock on hand. Best line df stoves ever brought to the — A. E. Hill city. Prices the lowest. — A. E. H ill. . Get Fernald'a prices on baseball goods. Sunbeam corn can be bought for 10 cts. ^ ! ' ' . XX N. P. Yowell & Co i 312 a can at Corner A Roberts’. 1 E* Cushing a prominent merchant Misses Butt and Clayton have returned I of Oveido wna in the city on Wednesday. home from a pleasant visit to friends in gtunmary of the rioatlng Small Talk Planting time Is here. M. M. Smith wil Orlando. Succinctly Arranged for Hah* I sell you land on easy terms. Buy Henry Clay Flour o i W. W. Long. • rled Herald Readers. A little money now nnd a little now and The best on earth. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Wilson of Pittsburg, then is the way to buy celery land. See Dried Salt Shoulders at 12J4_centa found pa., were in the city Wednesday. M. M. Smith for particulars. at H. H. Hill's grocery. Demonstration of Royal Salad Dressing. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Strait nnd Mrs. E. H. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Peck have returned Friday and Saturday, at Chas. H. Evans |Mnxton of Rocknway. N. J.. were in the to their home in New Haven, Conn., after Grocery Store. city on Wednesday. a visit to Mrs. H. Liljo. McKinley edition o f ten cent sheet mu­ See H. H. Hill for Celery City Blend If you are not living at the City Rea-_ sic all the popular airs, at City Cigar Store Coffee, finest on eorth for 24 cents. taurant you are not living righ t See McCuller. He will save you mon Garner A Roberts handle Chase A San­ Fresh fish every day—Guaranteed to be ty on onythlng In the grocery line. born’s tea and coffee, the best on earth fresh— alto oysters. Everything new and fresh. Phfffte 277 Get ready for the files and M ot—S. C. R ichards, Leffler Block. Orders taken for fresh eggs at Woman's qultoes. Largest stock and lowest James Jackson a well known travelling Exchange. prices on screen doors and windows salesman of Tampa was the guest o f Mr. ■" ' "bfllcer C onolyofthe Orlando police force. i t . Marry g, Wilson s. and Mrs. R. J. Holly on Tuesday. MEN’S NEW •) STRAW .. HATS Men’s New Ties See Our . •• New Line of Ladies' Waists and jt- “ 1’ _i_ Fancy Parasols - î ipenj several,days of this week In this city. Miss Little page, of Virginia, who has See C. A. Reed for furniture and piano Elegant line o f Easter cards, nt theCity I been teaching in Florida, spent Thursday moving. tf Cigar Store. —* *J nnd Friday with MrsrN; fl. Sharpe. For wnnt of storage room, I will clos<> Demonstration of Royal Salad Dressing, Garner A Roberts offer high-grade choco- out buggies and harness at cost, for thirty Friday and Saturday, at Chas. H. Evans' lates today, Saturday, only, for 30 cents days. Now is time to buy, and save Grocery Store. per pound. money. —S anford Carriage Works. Bake days. Saturdays and Wednesdays, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Campbell and Miss Mrs. J. J. Pnrkhurstnnd Miss Parkhurst at Woman's Exchange. Virginia Campbell of Washington, C.H. New York were among the visitors stop­ ThreeTMb. cans of Tomatoes for 25 | were ,n lhe d ty 0,1 Tuesday. Handsome productions In the mllllnery Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Williams of Daytona art. by Miss Murray, on exhibition at were in the city on Wednesday and Thurs­ Mettingers Clean, wholesome, well cooked— ore day. Eggplant plants for sale. W. J. Hill, the meals served at The City Restau Sanford. Fla. * 31if rant. Miss Willie Connell, of Oakland, stopDill Pickles, sweet mixed, cucumbers, ped over Thursdhynight with Mra/N. B mangoes nnd sour pickles in bulk. Shorpc on her wny-lo Lexington, Ky Chas. Evans. Canned apples, only 10 cents at Garner A Roberts'. Ilava you seen th e latest things In refrigerators— all s te e l—at Horry J. “ Wilson's.------- ' ----------------- — ---------------Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H. Fnrrar left Tuesday for Dyer. Tenn., where they will visit home folks for the summer. „ Fresh oysters on Tuesdays nnd Fridays ut Gamer A Roberts'. Full measure. The Herald can be found at the store of Tlifo. J. Miller A Son nnd the City Cigar Store. While they can be -purchased at Tile Herald office, we would prefer thateveryone wanting extra copies would pur­ chase them at these two news stands. N. P. Y O W E L L & CO. ping over in the city on Wednesday. ~ Do you woiit five acres‘ bE gOOd celery laud, all in cultivation, located less than three miles from Sanford, at the station of the Sanford A Everglades railway T This choice tract of land will be sold during the next ten days for $3,500. Cal) at The |i Hcratd office for particulars. The Sanford Building & Loan Association W IL L B U ILD£ YO U A H O M E — _______________________ For Particulars, Call on C . H. F E R N A L D , P r e s . WANTSWE :_T Can Fit you LOOK _ Garner A Roberts. NEW FOUNTAINS FOR SANFORD Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Motzlngcr of Frank­ fort. Michigan, arrived in the city last Sat­ Romeo Coffee, 3 pounds for one dollar urday. and will remain here several week*. ______ ' Chas. Evans. Jtnrine-iheir-stnr-thcY Will ~tinvc rooms Marvels of beauty in millinery creations with Frank Darling on Laurel avenue. Mr. by Miss Murray, at Mettingers. Mntzinger will attend to the vegetable J. N. Whittier has installed a large safe business in which he is interested. In his real eitate office. His friends claim Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hancock and daugh­ he is selling so much land that the safe ters Helen and Dorothy, who have spent becomes a necessity. the winter in Sanford, left Tuesday for Ridiculous low prices for the most beau their home in Frankfort. Michigan. Mr. *iful millinery creations, by Miss Murray, Hancock has been engaged in vegetable at Mettingers. _______ [__________ growing during ibeitayhcre and has bsen Florida people better see Sanford Celery very successful. The family will return Delia Land Co.’s property before buying to Sanford in the fall. *ruck farms. — J. N. W iijtner. Ridiculous low (trices for the most beau­ for sale by Garner A Roberts. A . T. R O S S E T T 6 R , V. P r e * . !V. J. F. McKinnon went over to DeDirectors O. H . F E R R A L O Land Wednesday to occomilhny his J. C. HICQINB R r D . H O LD E N — ---------------------A . - T - it o s s r m daughter, Miss Willie Wyman who has Garner A Roberts are now agents for F . P. P O R S TE R H. R. STlVKNR entered the Normal School of Siei T . J. M IL L E R the famous Royal Scarlet can goods. University. Long's Preserves in glasses. Finest on Wade makes frequent trips to Sanford. ----- - Chas. Evans. market, Writ* him nt Orlando,—-------------- •------SIS Art Squares for $id, size 0xl2. ET Rugs, from 75 cents up. E. A. Heffield A. Heffield Co. Furniture Store. if you want a first-class tailor-made Miss Mittie Bray, Miss Dnisie Peter, suit for $12.98, call nt I). A. Caldwell' A Miss Mary Fowler and Miss Clemans of |All Local Advertisements Under This Sons. Winter Garden, (Hissed through Sanford Heading, One Cent a Word Each Issue *A. R. Cussill of Hnwkinsvllle. Ca., is this week on their way to DeLand to W anted— Party who horrwed set of wire visiting home folks tills week. Rex wu* take the Nurmul course of Stetson Uni­ stretchers from tiie about six months ago formerly with The Herald nnd now ha.* to return same. 33-2 —A. D. Smith. versity. charge of a printing plunt in HnwkinsR hode I sland Rr.ns n s sale ,—Choice R. We sell the best lime and cement that ville. I. red hens, cockerels, pullets and eggs. money can buy. —A. E. Hill Prices low. —CrciL Gauuett, French ave­ The finest nnd most complete line of Elect ii lira mi Ten and Spices. nue, Sanford. candies and cigars .lira-hr pi—am sale by CHas. E vans. For Sale.— 190 acres hammock land, J. G. Harrold, n prominent merchant of 120 acres cleared, small house und horn Chas* Evans. Now is tiie time to buy your sub-irri­ iainesville sjtent -several doyn of this (on place. Flowing well can la* find. Near You need a good typewriter and do not gated land. . Sec M. M. Smith. railroad. Address. Francis Karel.Sanford, week witli home folks. Mr. Hnnruld was R. F. I). No. 1. 33. wnnt to pay ntj cxhorbitnnt price for it. The Geo. H. Fernald Co. tins the finest formerly in business in Sanford juul was see the Dlickcaderfer, nt The Herald office line ofTisimtg tackle - in town. Call and For Sale.— White Minorca hens, fine much surprised at tile great lni|irovemrnti layers; your choice. $1 each— R.B. L ynch, Genial doe Dawson, the heavy weight see us. being made in Sanford In the past year. For Sale— Five acres of good celery commerciHf man called upon the local In the list of contestants for the valua­ Do away with dust while sweeping car­ land all In cultivation. On tiie Sanford hardware trade on Tuesday. ble premiums offered by the Tampa Times, pets by buying Wizzard Carpet Cleaner of A EvergladesNRy. about 3 miles front tiie city. Will be_sol<J in the next ten days ‘ Enslerpost enrdsht WOflinTTs Exchange. there appear the names of two of San­ W, W. Long. for $3,500. Call ut the Herald office for ford's rniented young ladies—Miss Jessie Our Own coffee, the best 2S cent coffee See hand-painted score cards nt Wo­ particulars. on the market, for sale at Gnrner A Roberts' Stumon and Miss Flossie Frank. man's Exchange. W anted—Tinners, first class men only. Orders taken for roses ut Woman's Ex­ stores only. H. W. Dawson of Toronto, Canada, who State wages, experience, etc., in first let­ ter. Coons A Colder, 22 W. Adams st., * ' High grade Cigars and Tohncco. Smok­ change. has been spending, several dnys In San­ Jacksonville, Fla. 30-3p Ha nil some productions in the Millinery ing and chewing. Most cotnjtlete line in ford, left Tuesday for atripdown the East F or S ale .— Choice-Jersey cows for sale art, by Miss Murray, on exhibition at Coast as far as Miami. Mr. Dawsoo will the city. Chas. Evans. cheap. Now fresh or will be soon. Also return here before going back to his Cana­ Rhode Island Red eggs for hatching. ClrCommencing January 1st. 1909, George Mettingers. H. W. Metcalf and John Rmnke of Or­ dian home, and will he with us again early I cular free. C. F.Word.Wlnter Pork. 29tf W. Venable, contractor nnd builder, will employ only union labor, nnd work eight lando were in the city on Tuesday. This next season to do business with celery and For Sale__ 25-foot cabin launch; 8-h.p. engine; brand new. For particulars ndis Mr. Metcalf's first trip to Sanford in the lettuce growers. hours a day, dress J. A. McMillan, R. F. D., Sanford. W. P. Hinchey, representing the Orlando | year and he imagined he wns in Go to H. H. Hill for everything in the| For Sale— Boiler, pump, and engine, 8 Jacksonville, seeing so many people on grocery line. Reporter-Star, spent Monday nnd Tuesday horse. In good condition, and will be sold the street. in this city in the interest of Hint paper. The best dinner In the city at The cheap. 28tf The famous Elgin Creamery Butter for City Restaurant for 35 cents. —Sanford Machine A Foundry Works. Not the ch ea p est, but the b e st— are Tkorougiiurcu Eccsroa H atching— White the m eals served at The City Res­ sale st W. W. Long's Grocery. Wyandot*. White Leghorns, Buff Leghorns, M. M. Smith has 1.000 acres of celery taurant. and Buff Rock. $1 for 15. Apply to J. F. Ariel, Sanford. 2 6-8 Fresh Georgia butter, 35 cents a (round land. Sold on easy terms. Olives in hulk nnd In all size bottles. - A . P , C O N N E L L Y , S so 'y. A Tru s s . Will Be Placed on Commercial Street For Sale; Wood—Pine or oak, by car Instead of First load; Mocks or otherwise. W. B. Mallard . For Our Store We have anticipated ________ * L YOUR Needs and Bought Our Stock of 1 Clothing, Shoes, v in AND Furnishings All to Suit YOU .and YOUR 1 Altamonte Springy-Florida. At a special meeting of the city coun- J i l l Tiéld 6n Tüëïdaÿ7 tlîc’ petitions that If you want a first-class typewriter ut ___ Pocket-book——4» «4ee( eaU-ai-Tha-llarabl-offloafavored the removal of iht inspect lire Bllckensderfer. T h e best the one that did not were presented and most compact machine on the market. Spring is opening up nnd * ■ speeches were made by Messrs. Fernald. I W anted— Everyone to know that the Thrasher, A. E. Philips, JC. H. Leffler, F, L. to Blickensderfer typewriter is tiie best on you will be compelled Woodruff and MnyrU Bake! Afternmost the markeL See them at The Herald o f­ delightful talk festthe council decided that fice. come out in a New Outfit the fountains would have to be removed For Sale—Good property, now bringing Why not let us supply your from First street onc^As a compromise will twelve per cent interest on Investment. — N. 11 G a r n ir , Sanford. efect new fountains on Commercial direct For Sale.—Twenty-four acres o f valua­ needs? at the intersection of Palmetto and Park ble celery land not far from Celery a venue. avenues. They will be of modern archi­ Partly improved. A bargain. Dr. Howard, “ There Is nothing new under tiie aun‘* tecture and should be made attractive Sanford. 31-tf and kept up. If half the interest is taken For Rent— Furnished rooms for light For an up-to-date tailor-made suit, see tiful millinery creations, by Miss Murray, In the new fountains that has been man­ housekeeping. W. F. Leavitt, corner Elm But none of the Goods under D. A. Caldwell A Sons. - y at Mellingers. street. li 31-tf ifested in the old ones they will certainly avenue andT Third our roof are OLD, and much $18 Art Squares for 915, size 9x12. E. be kept In good condition. Msttings of all kinds and patterns, from une y ; a» 20 cents per yard to 50 cents, at E. A. A. Heffield Co. three or four montila. — Herbert O. CripNEW and up-to-date Mr. Leffler Returns pen. Sanford. 3!-2p Heffield Y Furniture Store. Dr. Jos. N. Robson of Union. S. C . has C. H. Leffler has returned home after Mitorm. C. M. Berry and T. E. F. Hoskins arrived In the city, and for the present We don't charge anything, fur a look. ■pending the past month in Jacksonville A rriv al a n d D e p a r tu r e o f M a lta — «. have recently sold at a good advance five will have his office at 819 Park avenue. Effective November fifteenth. where be had charge of the Sanford ex­ Come and investigate before Arrive Fium . acres o f trucking land near Sanford to Dr. Robson is a physician and surgeon, hibit at the Exposition and also hod Math...........7 00 a. m.. 2 09 p. m , 9 40 p. m, Messrs. Massey and Smith.—Orlando Re- and will open an office in the business j a S m i i i M H ...............T 0 0 L'Et.'.TOTp. 3 . T" biffing eirtwhere ** uartars S U M Q | 9l fcliM ffflWwsr . fTMin u a of»ly . . . . . ......... .. . 11 35 i . in _ _ PWer-Star._____ — -------------------- — portion o f the city as soon as he a su gei Tituivlllc branch........... 0 00 e. m . 5 40 p. m. Mr. Leffler has performed his arduous Oviedo branch................................... 10 90 s. in The Royal Tailors brand of clothing a suitable location- His family will move to the entire satisfaction of every Trilby branch....................7 00 e. re . I 10 p. m. Tavares branch.................................... t 92 p. in. ®eans perfection. See samples at D. A. to Sanford later, and will make this city one and mainly through his efforts a great Lssvs for their home. Caldwell A Son's. part of the Influx o f hew people coming Ninth................. 2 92 p, ro.. a 00 p. m. South .1 99 p. re . S p. m . 0 00 p m. Gas and gasolene stoves, wheelbarrows, to Florida was directed toward Sanford. Home investors put your ¡celery money W. E. HOUSHOLDER - TttasvHU branch..............V 00 s. » . . 2 29 p. re. DR. ■ewer pipe, d a y and cement die, flower Mr. D lB w will not be allowed to take a Orleds branch...................................... 2 30 p. re. in Celery Delta Land Co.'s land. See Trilby brasch................... J 49 p. in.. 9 00 p. m. pots. Try our prices. 3*-tf , —J . N. Wurrxr*. vacation for he is slated to take charge Tivsrcs brasch................6 40 a. re., ,2 23 p. in DENTIST Branch train» dally eicvpt Sunday; «than daily. 3 0-tf The Get^ H. Fernald Co. \ of the big Fourth of July celebration and Only 14.50 far a. 21-meal ticket at A daily express pouch received from Tampa at Rooms 23. 24 and 28. Pko Bbli Thons 141 The CHg Restaurant gives 21 meals push it to completion. Ho la the kind of j II 99 a. ro, . Csai. f . Harems. R M n siU .t. _ the City Restaurant. The meals are hustlers needed to advertise our city. S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A. H. C. Harems. A u l Pueuassisr. for 94 » . M i thay •re worth It. **fth more. D. L. Thrasher «- I �* ir ^ Ar'- ^ V ky i .!*‘ ,OVr «iî'-LYΫ» f . ■' ' THE SANFORD HERALD VOICE Of THE PEOPLE riled To r Record Robt.Sim m ons ond wife lo E. H. K11bee, wd., $100. Letters and Communications on Davis i Jordan lo L A. Breekney Co., chat, mtg., $150. Various Timely Topics. Sarah B. Hill to Oeo. Fox and wife, sat. mtg* Anthony F. Snelo ond wife to A. H. Hand, wd., $1400. In This Department will be round the A nnie E. Ervlne ond husband to F. Views, Opinions and Comment Relnsch mtg.. $1000. of Practical Writers. Mary Sylvester to IL Hoffman, mtg., COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE IWe Invite correspondence on live topic* from ell section* oi the County. *l»o new* Item* of Intrtest Brevity will Insure. prompt puMlent inn. Article* contrary to the views of the Editor will be pub­ lished, bat abusive sod anonymous communlcations will be rejected. We will not be responsible for opinion* expressed by contributors. All communlcetions Intended for current Issue must be In band not ls|er then Tuesday p. m .l—En------- ' ------ If You Want to Buy or Sell C IT Y PROPERTY OR TR U C K LANDS Come arid See Us Fidelity Trust C6„ to Mary H Jordan, qcd., $60. The Idea was conceived by some o f the D. Washburn &. Co., and W.D. Fletcher prominent citizens of Sanford who raised agreet dissolution. and contributed a considerable proportion A. M. Nicholson and w ife to W. E. Gore o f the money expended on the first one et nl. wd., $725.50. at the intersection of First street and John C. Jones, adm., asst. mtg. Park avenue. The ladies were led in Jno. Peterson and wife to Olive Story, this movement by the late Mrs. Col. wd., $1. Walter Gwynn. The primary object was Joe Cameron and wife to Cco. B. Dick­ to provide a public fountain o f drinking enson, Jr„ wd., $1. water for the convenience o f visitors who Trav. Ins. Co. to T. R. Evans., wd., ofteq cam e by hundreds on tho excursion $650(L “ train! etui suffered for the w n n rof water Anna M. DeForest to David B. Mohan, on hot summer days. ‘- ‘— t * wd., $10. W . T. Deane, F. P. Fn rsrei m id- A _ E_] — Claire Lewis to Mary W. Sccord, mtg.. Philips, representing three o f the corners ' at this point, were requested to take hold Peoples Bank to W. R. Gardner, sat. of the matter and act as "constructive mtg., $500.^ MS»»-.-! com m ittee." Mr. Forster was mode treas'A/, M. -(¿«miner and husband lo Jas. ’ urcr. The committee a iii.fif.’ TX TC*Way7 Moughton. wd., $1. on the fourth corner, hendetlJ h e ju b scrlp- Ella- E r P a c t r n n d h t fib u n d " io Jos. llon llsniberallyland were promptly fol­ Moughton, wd., $1. BOARDING CELERY. SANFORD. FLA. lowed by many enterprising citizens State o f Florida to Gust Lind, td.. until a sufficient amount o f money was $68.78. collected to eliable the committee to con­ Mary W. Socord to Chns. E. Martin, It Makes No DiffeJence What You Want or Where You Want It struct, not only a convenience, but the wd.. $87.50. thing o f beauty which they land deter­ Jno. G. Grover ond wife to W. R. O'Neal mined upon. The Town Council granted wd.. $750. __ ___________________ tho prlvllcgejim ljhj>_fnqntnip w m Im lltj F. M, Lang, et*at. to W. R. O’Neal, wd., | "p rom p tly- by these contributions of the $50. citizens without any expense to tho city. L. P. Bonebraker. admr., to W. P. P il-1 and on Terms that are Right The late John Dodd soon after led a Uans, saL mtg., $750. — :--------similar movement and the fountain at R. M. Farrell to C, R. Walker, •wd., | the Intersection o f Palmetto avenue and $ 1000. ' First street was constructed. J. W. Miller and wife to M. M. Smith. | It is little enough to ask the Town qCd.T-fl. r ---------------- r 1 1— Council to keep the fountain! clean and M. M. Smith to J. W. Miller, wd.. $ 4 0 0 .1 supplied with attractive spray attach­ M. E. Crenshaw, et al., to Albert Wylly, [ ments. These fountains have grown dear et al., qcd., $100. to tho hearts of our citizens. They form W. A. W cstcott to W. R. O’Nenl, assgt' an essential part o f our main street in mtg., $250. that they break the monotony, refresh W. M. Sicilians to P. U. Martin, mtg., | I ’ * the eyes and, round about themselves, $ 1000. scatter their coo) showers through the V. S. Starbuck to Antonia Carlton, wd., | Bun’s *hented rays. They ornnment the $79.83. broad, lively avenue In fact, in picture T. II. Barlow to Whltner & Rosseter, | and in song. As In Tennyson’s Brook, so — j u t c o w R ts s io ahi spravfr " ■nt. m tg.^ lfl3iL ---------- — — ----- — Best by T s s t for G row ers. All who have "Men may .come., flOiL. men tis» used this spray continuously nn< free from hi isti t John Clark, Jr., to Carlton Supply 0 $ . | Used In Uncle Sam ’ s Paint Shop (th ey) go on forever!” Touch them not amt insects. wd., $1500. W e h a v e the largest During the past year the U. S. Let them remnlp as a perpetual adorn­ Navy lias consumed 691,000 pounds Int. Turp. Fund to D. Washburn & Co. | a n d -b e s L e q u ¡p lie d plant ment for our posterity to enjoy. ■utdeed,-$l.25.------- — —---------------Talk"about la cV ór space for streercars Lucas W hite Paint fo r d r iv in g w e lls in this W. T. Fletcher and wife to Overstreet ] and vehicles to pass. Absurd! The ami 278,700 (rounds of LUCAS “ S e c t io n o f (lie fo u n t ry Turp. Co., qcd., $ 50 .__ COLORS,‘ sufllcient’lb prlxlucc more fountains are at the intersection of two a n d tire p re p a re d to till J. H. Ducr and wife to E. and C. Hand, | than 100,000 gallons of painL brood streets ip each ense with abun­ equivalent tu 50 carloads of 200,wd.. $ io : a il o r d e r s p ro m p tly . Our dance of room for convenient and grace­ 000 gallons each, and which would Austin I). Davis to M. F. McDonald, ns-1 - m a c h in e r y is a jH o -d a te ful curves. Go to St. Augustine' where, make n train more titan bnc-half sgnt. mtg., $10. _______ — mile long. on sqrnejjf her broader Btreets. there is a n d o u r w ork m en are Jas. B7 Poor and wife to N. R. Trout, | In mlditiun to this Uncle Sam roam for but one wagon at a time to pass s k ille d in th e w ork. . has used during tiie past year more w d.,$l. either side o f the street car line. Com­ than 2 5,000 gallons of LUCAS Julius Pepper and wife toC. Goesswcin. | pare Buch a condition with the room and VARNISHES, ENAMELS aftd other • T h o s e con tem p la tin g wd.. $145. products. to spare around our fountains at the in­ p u t t in g iii w e lls would A. F. Sloatcrmnn and wife to W. P, | Uncle Srnn’s preference is not a tersection o f our exceptionally wide matter of favor, but of QUALITY Gardner, wd., $800. s e r v e t h e ir best inter­ streets and then let these beautiful guflhand RESULTS. . . State o f Floridu to F. H. Davis, td., | e s ts b y C on su ltin g us and j: I In Uncle Sam’s service, ns in $51.55. everybody clse's. LUCAS- PRO-' ’ Sau ford is knqwn as the “ d ly wltii the le a r n in g p r ic e s before T. C. Carlson jet ux., to Sanford B. A L. ] DUCTS have an unbroken record flowing fountains,” und these spouting m a k in g c o n t r a c ts . for satisfactory results, Assn., mtg., $1200. waters at once suggest to the visitor the Thos. E. Wilson to T. C. Carlson, wd., | W W V tV W V W W Vt unfailing streams that water the great $25 0. celery fields which have made tills com­ Gilbert P. Whited to Chns. Morrow, wd., j munity wealthy and famous. $600. I endorse Mr. Geo. 11. Fernnld’B position Nettie J. Rollins and husband to Viney emphatically—let tho fountains alone I Thompson, wd.. $ 30 0. • — A . E. P hilips . Viney Thompson to Nettie J. Rollins, P. S.—Since placing in your hands my mtg., $100. communication concerning the public C. D. Christ to Annie Waterhouse, wd., fountains, the town council has passed a Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, C auliflow ers, etc., etc., in Sanford, pays $ 2700. resolution lo the effect that new fountains Smith & Davis to Ctias. E. Jones, will be placed on Commercial street at the I Sell tiie Land—Yuur Bruins, Money, nnd agree’t $700. intersection of Park and Palmetto aveMuscles Makes the Crop and the Profit Smith & Davi* to Chas. E. Jones,] itu ertn iteu of thepresent fountains on -sgree’t $700.------------j— ;— T — * ■First stictil which Win be removed. This John T. Albertson to J. Pepper, sat. modifies my objections, though we shall mtg., $2500. miss the ornamental spray from First John Adams to Nathan Grant, wd., $ 7 0 .1 street, and it would be better to keep the Grace E. Patrick to Joe fcF a rfis, qcd., old and erect the new besides. A. E. P» $80. 1 W. E. and F. D. Gore to C. P. Dow, lien; ] Important to Investors [ $270.05. ■ --------Tructs of land uf L 2. 3, 5, ID, 40. 70 Rosseter It Whltner to A. B. Brock wd.. I acres, at prices $ 3 0 0 , $50 0, $65 0, $ 80 0 and $1,200, at Altamonte Springs, Or­ $30 0. F. E. Orecn. et. al., to J. E. Buxton, wd., | ange county, Florida— tiie most desirable First Street Public fountains W E H A V E IT H O W A R D -P A C K A R D L A N D 1ÓOMPANY A. E. H I L L Hardware and Farm tlCAS-PAINT Implements I J WELL [IIIIVINÜ Growing Strawberries, Celery residence or winter home location in Or­ $ 1000. F. L. Terrell and wife to W oy & Webb, | ange county. Pure water, high rolling qcd., $45. land o f best quality, interspersed with T. A. Hux to M. F. McDonaL sat. mtg., ] Innumerable clear water lakes; one of W. F. Leavitt and wife to S. W. Wright, the most heulOiy locations tn South Flor­ wd. $60. ida. Apply to N. H. Fogg, W. T. Johns to N. 11. Garner, wd., $ 8 0 0 .1 2 3 -tf Altmonte Springs. D. Lockhart to Mattie B. Carter, et. al., | Ladles Take Notice ... , Hs pendens,. Albert Cratilling, proprietor of tiie ^ n - . Proposed charter Hub Furnishing Com­ -aorial fxsrlors iff1the Pico block, opposite I pany. the express office, announces that he is Andrew Johnson to CitiUgtmm A Co., | now prepared to do ladies’ hair-dressing chaL mtg., $840. as well 0s ladies’ facia) massage. Exports | Chas. W. Ward to Eugene R. Bagby, | are em ployed: who will be sent to the wd., $1. homes o f all making request The prices I C. A. Hovey to W. II. Renolds, Tr.. wd., I are reasonable, and only white people ore [ MelylUe C. Follett to Jgs. F. Johnson, wd.. $ 40 0, catered to. _________________ 31-tf Tut Hauui’s ’phone is No. 148 IM PROVED IR R IG A TED F A R M S — U N C L E A R E D LANDS Flowing Wells on All Celery Delta and other Desirable Tracts fn Blocks to suit Purchaser. J . N. W H IT N E R Prices nnd descriptions upon re First National Bank Bxuhh'ig W ad«, the tuner, Orlando. fr'.r1'' 'V'i&háfkn'àhr.',\fii �April 2, 1909 TttC SANfORD HERALD N otice p f A pplication fo r Tax Deed - U n d e r S e c t io n s o f Chapter 4888. Laws o f Florida. FLORIDA LAW MAKERS Capital 9 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 limrth day of June. A. D . 1*0«. h n WrJ iald c*rtmeate In my ulUc«. and haa made applicatlan for tax deed to ta»ue In aevordanc* with law. Sskl srty (u*(*d hr Ornate County, Florida, v>-wit: Begin 10 ch*. W. ofNT-E. C or.offf-E . 1-4 ofS -W l -l-S«-- 32, Tp 1». A It 30 E. Run W. 50 Rdr S. 80 Rda.. E. 80 Rd».. N, 80 Hda The aakl lint being aaaeaaed at the date or U>* Uiuance of lurh u-nUicaie in the name of A. L logeriou. Uni aald cetiflca te »hall hr redeemed accord Ing io L „ lereon on the 27th day o U «t Of Senators And Representatives A crii. A. D„ 1009. »Ull. * \W ltne»» my oflh otncial signature and aeaf this the Of The Various Committees Who 24th day of March A. D.. I BOB. B. M. ROBINSON. Will Make Our Law* Clerk Circuit Court. 32-4 _____ Orange County. Florida There is some demand for a Hat of those or Peoples Bank of Sanford Notice U harrby jtlvrn that Wllllatn Iloihamly. List Of Those Who W ill Serve The State representative body HAVE Y0Ü1SEEN THE if men _ In Chaiwry, Juitlnlon Drouu|h( va AnnaC. Woodbrldge, Dill lo Remove Cloud from Thomas A. Johnson Title Calvin A. Poafe and ('.corse B. Morion One that will stand (the greatest tests To Thjs. A. Johnson. Calvin A. Poaie and Georg« B. Morton: Cannot get out of alignment From the atlldavii ofThoa. Kmmn Wilson, here­ in duty filed he drpoaet and sari: Thai he Is one The best machine on the market of the attorney! for the complainant In the above entitled cause, dial alllant haa sood reason to b e A $100 Machine for $00 Metre and doea believe that the defendants Thos A. Johnson. Calvin A. 1’oage and Geo. 1J Mortem are w.'ftsa'them- KrTtw iremid- aiffet— residents of a state or country other than this state, and that the residence of (hem and or each of them Is unknown, and that there li no person In the state of Florida, the service of a subpoena upon ■tt urhewa would brrwt such defrndrrhts.’ o e •fith frn r them, and that each of the said defendants Is over the age of twenty-one years. 3 0 1 F irst S t., S a n ford, Florida ' " 10—C. If. Leggett, Greenville^. It Is therefore ordered that you and each of you be and appear to this bill on Monday, the 3rd day 11—Donald (LMnMctlglCTnmpa. of May, 1900, the same being a rule day of this court. + + + + ♦ + + + ♦ -M -+ + + -M -+ + + + + + ♦ ♦ ♦ + 12— E. L. Cottrell, Old Town. It la further ordered that this notice be published once a week for eight consecutive weeks (n The 13—F. M. Hudson, Miami. Sanford Herald, a newspaper published InSanfoM, 14— F. P. CBhC.Xake CUy. _ Orange County. Florida. VfitwiirTT. M. Rownwnrcierk or ttie circuit 15— A. Z. Adkins, Starke. Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit In and for said AND county and atole, March 2. I BOB. 16—T. S. Davis^Fjrpaxulina. Thus. E. Wiuom, B. M. Roaimon. Clerk. 17—J. B.'JoKnson, Live Ook. Bilc* A [’ «ta n . By M. A. Ilowaso, D. C. Com plain an U’a Solid lor«. 28 H 18— 1L H. Buckmun, Jackson „> ■ 1* SANFORD ., - Drug Store. Consultation and ex­ Alachua—Syd. L. Carter, Gulnesvile; T amination free A. Doke, Santa Fe. BaYef-^J'.T. Kelly, Mncclenny. Bradford—L. D. Wall, Starke; Ernest Knight, Lake Duller. Brevard—Stewart. Calhoun— E. S. Fortitir. Clhrksville Citrus— E. S. Grace. Citronella. O n y—Charles Conway, Middleburg. Columbia—John W. Hntchcr, Luke City; Jnmcs U. Hodges, Lake City. . Dude—George O. Butler, Miami. DeSoto—J. H. Brown. Arcadia. Duval—L L. Farris, Jacksonville: Frank E. Chase, Jacksonville. Escambia—John i\ Stokes. Pensacola; C. L Wiggin, Pine Barren. Franklin—E. R. L. Moore, Cnrrabelle. \ Gadsden—J. W. MnhnfTey, Gretna; J. W. Sheppnnl, Greensboro. Hamilton—L. C. Register, Avocn; J. W Dynum, White Springs. Hernando— F. L. Stringer, Brooksville. Hillsborough—John S. Taylor, Largo; D. F. I’a tll shall. Plant City. Holmes—G. Watford. Esto. Jackson— W. E. B. Smith, Mnrinnnn; J. H. Tidwell, Bascom. Jefferson—S. D. Clarke, Montlcello; A.J. Boland, Thomas City. Lake— J. R. Miller, Eustis; J. S. Godfrey. Tnlaha. Lee—F. J. Wilson, Fort Myers. Leon—A. S. Wells, Ta.llahussee: John L. Neely. Tallahassee, l-evy—W. S. Epperson, Bronson. Lafayette— McQueen Chaires, Old Town. - — y berty—£ . Ji. Thflggmd._Bristol ... Madison—Chus. E. Davis, Madison; J. Ellis Blanton. Lee. Mnnatee— L. S. Light, Reddick; W. I). Corn. Ocala. Monroe—W. H. Malone, jr.. Key West; Charles L. Knowles, Key W est Nassau—J. E. Calkins, Fernundlna; A. E. Ogilvie, Callahan. Orange— At BrNewton. Winter Garden; •James 11. KtTtgrOvicdo. -------Osceola—. £ S. Acree, Kissimmee. Pasco—P. C. LI tell, Hudson. Polk—J. A . Cox, Kathleen: W. J . Dur­ a n c e . For* Meade. Putnam—H. À. R. MacKenzie, Palatka; S. J. Ililburn. Palatka. Santa Rosa— E. V. McCasklll, Bluff Springs; A. J. Peaden. Oak Grove. . St. Johns i W. A . MacWHUonto, Si. A u ­ gustine; C. J. Dupont. Matanzas. v S t Lucie—W. R. Hardee, Jensen. Sumter—McGknn Terrell, Buahnell. Suwannee—L. E. Roberson. Live Oak; C ^rge W. Dempsey. Eliaville. Taylor—W, T. Cash, Perry. Volusia—James E. Alexander. DeLand; Macon Thornton. Ormond. WakulU— Walter Page. Wakulla. Walton— J. F. RIchbourg. Laurel Hill. Washington—R. U McKenzie. Panama CUy. M. M. SMITH, President IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN Wckivn Tribe No. 41 Hunting grounds of Sanford. Meetings on the 1st and 2nd Wednesday of each month in Masonic Hull. Visiting broth—ers w elcom e. -- G. W. S P E N C E R Only Exclusive and U P -T O -D A T E BAKER Full Line of Confectioneries And Ciliars 111 Park Ava. ’ Phona 1 0 « F. S U N D E L L Onice ut A. F. Harness and Bugglos A U T O M O B IL E S F O R L IV E R Y U S E High-Grade House-Building a Specialty Open Tuesdays 4 to G p. m AND Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m. ________________ ______________ - !! <i i * DEALERS IN St r a ng e r s W e l c o m e ;; Builders’ Supplies, Interlarchen Sand Alpha Cement, Acme Plaster W. W . LONG DEALER IN Fresh. Meats Groceries ** . «> !; Plans, Agent for Virginia Carolina Fer­ tilizers ALBERT GRAMLING OFFICE AT RESIDENCE + Hot tu t* W !> Spacial Rat* 4W 44 444 W » 4 » 4 4 » 4» H » 4 V Finest Five Cent Cjgar On the Market i for L. R Philip“ Drug Store e. FRESH a hughes ;„0a";5fLeoTis . * Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty MEATS 9 None but flrst-claM labor employed and all contracts guaranteed to be in accordance with plan» and specification» — ------ — - am In Business to GROCERIES «> 4U W \m — Florida AND ■• 4 444 4 4 » 44 » 44 44 4 H » 44 444 444 U 444 W In Enterprise by the Weak ! i *T¿ E l C a p i t a n de T a m p a J. D. PARKER. Prop. •1 -id QEO. FERNALO, Vlca-Praa. J . F. W H ITNBn, A*at. Caahlar Safety D »posit Boxas for Rant O R G A N IZ E D 1887 9-ROOM HOUSE, 14 ACRES Meals, 3 Sc. do Business for Those Who Need My Services Poatofflo« Box 771 AT Henry McLaulin J. I. ANDERSON’S l TH E C IT Y R E S T A U R A N T !’ ( r i m Stfeet. one black flora Depot oppoalle PotloIBce) JEWELER C. H. D IN G E E H . E . W IS E, Proprietor -■ Formerly Manager of Central Cafe Plumbing and MY SPECIALTIES ’ ickord's Huud-Paluled China Gorham's Sterilng Silver Rogers' Plated Ufore Elgin aod Waltham Watches 4 Gas Fi t t i ng ALL GOODS GUARANTEED : Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty ;; : A All Work Receives My Personal Attention ! ; and Best Efforts Opposite O ty Hall !! 'Phone 2 30 -4 Only NaUonal Bank in Orange County Funds Protected by Burglary Insurance DON PEABO D Y Per Day. • e -+ 4 - - t - + + + + * + + + + + * 0 « . I O F SANFORD, F L A . F. H. HAND, Praaldant F. F. F O U S T « « , Caahlar FOR S A L E Enterprise + FIR S T N ATIO N AL BANK ____________ 2____________ • PHONE 201 ♦ Fashionable Hair Cutting and General Barbering Due vDIt and *you Iwcurnr a Staunch Patron I! Cheerfully Furnished Tonsorial Parlors GATE CITY HOUSE i Room and Board $1.50 Estimates, a^i all Information relative to Building AND $ 1100.00 M - * + 4 ,4- + * + t + 4 * + + t + * f 4-4"î-f-fr++, . Blacksm lthlng and Horaaahoslng — Horse» and Mules Bought and Exchanged------- x■ HUPa Lumber Yard SANFORD, FLORIDA. H. E. TOLAR Ass’t Cashier Upstairs, Pico Block Contractor and Builder Will Furniali Estimates for any Building Repairs, Etc. H. R. STEVENS, G. S. DERRY, Vice-President Cashier & LIVER Y, F E E D and SALE STABLES P ico Block oppoaito E ipraaa O ffleo J. INSURED A G A IN S T LO S S ! — : — “ R O O W 2 0 ---------- - Hot and Cold Datha at all Houra. phur Batha a S pooialty Free House-to-Hou»c Delivery ......................... ; HAND BROTHERS In the City We make everything known to the trade ........- 44 4 H % » H » 4 n 4 4 4 4 4 4 W 4 W 4 4 4 4 W 4 44444» 4 4 » » 4 4 k H » » M 4444» H 4%» » » ■ ■■ ■■■■■■ ■ ■■■ — — 38® Free Reading Room :: MOUSE o r REPHESENTATIVES * D E P O S ITS -Í N o t i c e o l D iH C liiirito =. A ll prranna a rc.h ereb y-n otified that on, to-wit, the 30th day o f June, 1900, The guaranty Trust and Saving Bank will ahbly for Ua Anal discharge as e x ­ ecutor o f the eBtate o f Luring A. Chase, Monticclln. f deceased, to the Hon, Willium Martin, District 23—f. NTWItltney, Lady Lake County Judge o f Orange County, District 24—WrTftthf Hnrtls. Key West Florida, and fo r the approval by said County Judge o f final accounting ns set District 25-iBUETTTOolc. Chipley. forth in its rej>ort to said County “ District 20— ErSrCmt'Palntkft. Judge’ s office in the City o f Orlando, -— District 27—Joaephtt.HnTnphrte*, Rta- Orange cou n ty, Florida. Orlando, Florida, January 16, 1909. dentown T h cO u aran ty Trust and Saving-Bank, District 2B—Frank W: Sims, New 29-firn W. M. Bestwi -k, Jr., President. District 2 9 —W. R.*Baler, Melrose. Dist/lct 30—W. •rt.'irr "MCCaan, Jas ner. OSTEOPATHY ' District 31—JL W. ¡¿im. St. Augustine Mrs. Nettie L Brndslmw, D. 0., District 3 2 —1L-Hr- McCreary:- Gaines­ lms opened nn ofllce over Newluns ville. — “ Tot* fair w ith both frland and foa, Oft yo u r ow n llttlo rights forego; It P a y «.” ___ _ H ER A LD Sanford Library handles H U N D RED MOTTO: A TY P E W R ITE R FOR A1.L PURPOSES tltE SENATE Now Residents of Sanford and immediate 'vicinity B lick en sd erfer? District 1—J-'lirTOiTTler^Milllgan. District 2— John STBcard, Pensacola District 3— WIHiaia_W. Flournoy, De Funlak Springs, 1 District 4—TIjeofiAVesl, Marianna. District 3—R. F. ftbrseford, Coe Mills District 6— James E.. Dfbomc, Quincy ftinirir.t_7— D.4L-Sloan. Lakeland. " DisfrTdT 8—Jolin Wr'rtenderson. Tolla hassee. District District District „District District District District District District •onv ¡lie. District 10—Li G. Maway,-Orlando___ " District 20—U. t i .ftafccr.Prnnge Homo District 21—J. A. wTlHuins, Cednr Keys, District 22— William M. Glrimlcau for business in 1906 Accounts of STX who will comprise the membeishlp of the NOTICE state legislative body which meets April In Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial Circuit of Flor 0,1009. The list Is as follows: kin. Orange county. cur. Opened PLACE FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN S h o r t O r d e r s A t A ll H o u r s - Prompt, Clean Service E vo ryth ln g F ir s t Class :: ; Meal Ticket« are Sold at Reduced Rates ; ; �W H A TE V E R YO U DO P U T E V E R Y TH IN G A S ID E A N D COM E TO W h ic r ill Continue for 10 Days W e have spared no efforts to make this Sale the event of the s e a s o n . - Tt will be“ like a household w ord-talked about, and carried from m o u t h to mouth. W e shall offer the Greatest Bargains Ever Known. Our big\ sto re will be eram m ed-and jam m ed with "Bargains. Crowded in our shelves, piled on the counters, stacked on the floor and supended from the ceiling. . Remember the Date, Saturday, April 3 Remember the place Charles Kanner’s Big Store, Sanford Notice.--We*ciose our store~all day on Friday, April 2, to give us time to display these Big Bargains Ladies’ Waists Fine India Linen Waists, 75c value, 47 Elegant Embroidered W nists^l value G9 Fine Lingerie Waists, $1.50 va lu e.. 08 Fine Lingerie and Lace T rim m ed----Wnists, $2 v a lu e ................................ 1 35 Magnificent Lingerie Waists, most elaborate designs, $5 v a lu e .......... ,2 25 Extraordinary Sacrifice of Easter Millinery7" . 5,000 Yards of Laces and Embroideries almost Given Away - ----- Men’s Fine Patent Leather Oxfords, $-1 value ....................................... \ Men’s Patent Leather Oxfords, finest made, 5.00 va lu e............................. \ Misses’ Shoes, 1.50 v a lu e ................... 15 and 10c Valenciennes Laces Boys’ Shoes, the good-wearing-kind 2.00 value........................................ . Unheard of Low Prices in . Muslin Underwear Less than actúa* cost 6f material Ladies’ Gowns, 75c vulue................... While ‘ Skirts, Deep Embroidered Flounce, $1.50 value....................... Drawers, Embroidered Ruffle, 50 vnl. Lace Trimmed Corset Covers, 39c val. Embroidered Corset Covers, 50c val. 47 98 25 23 25 Extraordinary Values inLtedies’ Dress Skirts Ladies’ Striped Galatea Skirts, $2.50 Wiiito Linene Skirts, $2 value, nt. . . 1 '3 9 White Linene Skirts, $3 vnlue, at. ..1 69 Finest Quality Briiliantine Skirts, $3 value, a t ............................................ 3 98 Beautiful-Voile Skirts, $10 value, at G 75 worth 50 and 75c . . Have you over heard of such little 15 and 10c Torchon Laces, yard 20 and 25c Cluny Laces............. 8, 10 and 12!4c E m broidery... 15 and 20c Embroidery *■*/ Ladies’ Trimmed Hats, $5value_____ 2 98 '* " " • 0 ". . . . 3 50 7.50v a lu e ..4 98 Misses’ Straw Hats, 75c value...........’ 49 Newest Style Sailor H a ts................... 49 All our 25c Dress Goods, at High Class Novelty Dress Goods, well Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Read these prices then come and buy Men's Suits, 7.50 vuiue.........-..'.........4 85 Men’s Suits, 10.00 value.................... G 50 Men’s Suits, 15.00 v a l u e . . . . ............ 9 85 Our High Grade Custom Mode Suits $25 v a lu e..........................................$15 Men's Pants, 2.00 v a lu e..................... 98 Men’s Pants, 3.50 vulue Men’s Pants, 5.00 va lu e..................... 2 85 Men's Extra Fine Pants, 7.50 value .3 95 Boys’ Suits, 1.75 v a lu e ....................... 98 Boys’ Suits, 3.50 va lu e....................... 2 25 Boys’ Pants, 25c value,....................... 19 Boys' Pants, 50c value ................. I . . ,37 Boys' Pants, $1 vulue.................; . . . 49 Shoes! Shoes!! Shoes!!! Over 2,500 pairs at Greatest Slaughter Ever Known. —' Ladies’ Dongola Kki Oxfords, $2 val.. 1 $9 Ladies’ $3 Oxfords........._ ........... ........2 19 Ladies’ Vici Kid Shoes, Button Or Lace 3.50 v a l u e ..» ................................ . 2 49 Men’s Fine Box Calf Shoes, 2S0 val. 1 G8 You Have Never Heard of Such Low Price in Men’s Furnishings Men's Balbriggnn Shirts, 25e vulue.. Men's 50c Top Shirts..........._ .............. Men's 75c Dress Shirts....................... Men’s Negligee Shirts. 1.00 value. . . Fine Neckwear, 25c valu e................ Elegant Neckwear, 50c value............. Suspenders, 25c vnlue..................... Suspenders, 50c value..______ ________ 10c Handkerchiefs a t......................... 15c Handkerchiefs at......................... prices? Ready-made Pillow Cases. 2;V value 12'4 Ready-made Sheets, G5e value 49 Towels, 8c value, at. 5 Towels, 12!4c vnlue, at 9 19 Towels 20c value, at 39 49 Sea Island Cotton, 7c value Yard-wide Bleaching, 10r value 7J4 69 19 29 15 25 Turkey Red Damask, 40c value 25 5 9 I2H 5 Children’s Seamless Ribbed Hose 15c va lu e................................... Ladies' Fine Fashioned Hose, Ladies’ Lisle Finish^Jiose, in Black Fine India Linen. 12'Ac vulue........... Fine Checked Muslin, 10c v a lu e ... . Elegant Lace, Striped and Plaid Ef, Ttcls, 25c v a lu e ............... Silk-Finished Fancy White Madras, 20c v a l u e .. . . ................. .................. Embroidered and Dot Swiss, 40c val. and Tan, 25c vulue .v Gents’ Huif Hose, 12J4c value Extra fine HnlMlDSirHOFvTiTiie # Fancy Half Hose, 25c value Genuine Stetson Hat, $5 value Latest Novelties at Sacrifice Prices, Best Fast Color Prints, 8c value____ Newest Designs in Bordered Dress Goods, 15c val ue . . . . ~ . Elegant Dress Hat, $3.50 quulity Newest Styles in Straw liais, $1 50 quality, a t........................................ Take our advice, put everything aside and come to the Great Sale. You will be a sto n ish e d at our Bargains. Like the Queen of Sheba you will exclaim,“ The half has neVer been told you.” The White Block Sanford, Florida �fifin g TW E LV E PAGES-PART I I , -PAGES 9 TO 12 HERALD I N S A N F O R D -^ L i f e Num ber 33 is ---. r Worth Lining SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. APRIL 2. 1909 DR.KIRKLAND’ S SERMON ! lived all her life In the country on a farm. I ®ne First Year letter came back every week. every two weeks and then one n Hut her son wants to go tp the city. Per- month, until at last, that mother could not S t im m W ords Th a i W cril Di­ sundes his mother to sell the home, the henr from her girl. She wrote, but could stock and all the farm interests. With a get no answer. She advertised, but could rect to Listener’s Heart hear nothing. I wonder what Is the mat­ You can get few thousand dollars they locate In the city; ter! That young lady's team has become |Soon the son meets some tiny friends. Bye unmanageable. She has fallen. Her home and bye it comes to that old mother's ear Is not In the old mansion on the farm. It that her son is associating with bad people. Is In the dens nnd caves with the ruined When he comes home to supper that night wrecks o f her race. She would turn and he finds It ready on the tnble. The mother Is Handled In Most Forceful Manner come home, but she has fallen to the low Is ready to serve him. At one glance she And Comparisons Mode With cst depth of womankind. She plods the sees there Is something wrung. What's Everyday Life midnight streets with bare nnd bleeding the matter, mother! Ah. my son. I hear feet. Oh I the memories of other days. The sermon preached nt the Congrega-l you are associating with evil companions, How she would give this world > t r e she tional church'on last Sunday night by Dr? land your mother is In d l^ esaoverit. The Innocent nnd pnrrns Ifi oilier days. She R. Lee Kirkland upon “ Recklcis Driving." egotistical boy. the smart 1 files Into'n fit has tried to reform. She has made many was one of the most forceful ever heard In of anger; informs his motherthat he Is no Drive your Wagon into Sanford a good- resoluli eb.A ut thewthtatraTe'Aitlerr this city. _ His tett was taken „fjp n L .n l kid.-.That-when he id e s danger, hdlit oui of her hands. The brakes will not act. Call on C. H. Evans . ffietlriving Is like the I avoid II That there is no harm anyway Sin has nibbed the stamp of God's Image driving of Jehu, the son ofJjiinshi, for lie in his friends. They are good fellows, He can deliver any brand you want out of from her soul. Her reckless team throws driveth furiously". One night the mother is waiting. She is her against the crime of suicide, and ends Our new Warehouse The man o f our text prided himself on uneasy nbout him. Two o'clock in the her life. Oh I young woman, would to God . Without Delay— doing those dangerous nnd daring things, “ ¡Sht she hears him step through the front I could turnon the white light of eternity, such things as no other man o f good Intel- door Takes off his shoes and slips up and let you see yourself, but you know tigence would think o f doing. He seemed ■to*™ to his room, but there is whiskey on more than anyone else. Your mother has (n think that It diaplnynl gen pm Iahip nn.i his breath. There Ian boUio riroiqxn) ■atgiven you good advice, but you will not bravery to see how near the awful prcci- Hie door* nnd beer checks in' his pocket, take i t You are already driving at an pice he could drive while other men with Oh. iny boy, says the distressed mother, awful speed. Soon your team will be ungood Judgment would stay as far away W‘ N T°u not throw on the brakes, nnd rein mnnngeoble. Soon the brakes will not from danger ns possible. Jehu continued Hie tenm before this awful habit gets the work, nor will your carriage stop until it this reckless course until 'b e stirred Ills better of you ! Nonsense, nonsense he strikes the curbstone o f hell. -highest pitch of anxiety. says. Thereis mrtinnRer.- Just n- tittle Father, are you In tills room tonight! His name became table talk. His acts be­ social dram; that is all. 1 hnve always To whom God has committed sons nnd came the talk o f the street. His influence stopped this tenm: I am not nfruid. A n­ daughters to;renr for eternity. How is Or any other brand of our justly was dreaded.. Our text calls him the furi­ other night the mother is waiting for him. your life before your fam ily! Is it good! Celebrated Fertilizers— ous or reckless man. and to mnkchiBcoursc Ten o'clock comes. The mother hears the Or is it fall of drunkenness, blasphemy Do you want Hardwood Ashes? mote serious ha was a man In authority. clerks going home f/bm the stores, but her und nil manner o f disorder. Do_ you not Especially wad Jehu reckless when out on son is not in the crowd. At eleven o'clbck know that you are not only driving -yourDried Blood, Sheep Maiiur^, Blood and Bone one of his usual drives.- I fancy I see him U » Hears Hie carriages rushing from th e . 8C,f t0 ,)elJ bul llw| Mme enrri|1ge lhat ,8 Nitrate of Soda? . preparing forthnt famous drive mentioned l,n*on depot. Her son Is not inthecrowd. carrying you to an awful eternity. Is also _ i n jhe language of our tex t ^Standing In Twelve o'clock; one o'clock comes. She carrying yourTtrim lyt~Ym ir“sons"TWillti! front of his office I see that ncrvmishluck Hears the rumbling of a heavy wagon com- be Christians, but they are afraid of their span chewing against their&itsr Thedri-| intf toward the house. She henrsthe wheel fattier. They hnve never heard'you pray, ver who holds the reins Ib sad nnd has of It strike the curbstone opposite her door. but they have heard you blaspheme the nothing to say. He would not go out. on Here is the place says one man. They take Lord Almighty. They have never seen this famous drive for this world, hut lie someone out of the wagon. Down the long' you rend the Bible, but they have seen you is a military soldier. He Is under com ­ walk, up the stone steps they carry their drunk. Turn over your reins this moment mand. He has to go. Lining up behind victim. They ring the ball. The door Is to one thnt is almighty. his carriage are several thousand men. opened. What isit! W liatisit! saysthe 1 dose by noticing the reckless mother. (Write Us) They will follow tlie front carriage. They frightened mother. It is your son. mn.dnm. If there is anything in tlJs^world that I — will stay clnse to Its" heels. Jehu * comes There h x fine o f one hundred dollars nnd ilioiik God for, It is for the memory of my CHAS. H. EVANS, Sales Agent. out of Ins office with Ids cabinet of friends. costs against him besides we bring him dear old mother, I don't know that she Enters his carriage. Gives orders to bis home beastly drunk. The poor,old, heart- could read or write, but she lived as dose Sanford, Florida driver to go down Broadway, n down grade broken mother pays tho bill, und puts hlm 1 to n8 knew how, and with her lov-. i ___ (Ask Him)of four miles, crossing the noted bridge to bed. All that night she sits by his side ing hands site pointed her children to tlie is Lamb of God, who tnketh nwuy the slut that 1ms no banisters. In a few minutes |praying for him. The next morning tfiey have passed the skirts of the city. sorry for iris conduct, and promises her he of the world. Jesus drove her team for The team is fast drawing the carriage down will never do thnt again. Begs her tuonly lier. Sometimes it was over rugged roads, IK FACH TOWn and filatrici to grade. It's easy running. It is easy rid­ trust him once more. Site cleans him up. but it was only to better fit my mother for _ ,_____ r ..-------- nd# and tik i bits W rfctt farmvhFd~DF~ilT. Our igcftli «VirywLct« i f « ing. For everything is going down grade. Ho starts again down to tlie city, with oil heaven. At lust her ‘ Carriage' hailed In ixuktrif m on» Imi W / fiß r tii uLtra <1n j i t e ¿ u i i f ß i r u t NO MONUY No one notices the time or the speed. Je­ the good resolutions that a hoy ever left front of the gate of llic.cternnl city. There ► lihli! ytni rateelV#«inJ approve ni you youYWrfcI«. Waahlp tvttkJui a ceni à \ ¿ adì ant#,#,/n /j# ffrr ii(¿Ai, /nrr/jv i f k i,anS and hu is drinking champaign nnd choice Iris mother's roof. Don't worry, rnuthcr, was a clang, nnd the gate went up, und •allow T~’I£N l 1IAÏH* t 'iTt r . l-- '*l It mch time you you umay liJcthc l-uytle _ H lIAI. A L dduTiug ünn* w » tu e n ttiuc u y lUlc the l-uyt l< ¿ud and Dut It to any tra t voü »¡»K. !( yriu ar« tlicts n o f p rrfe rtly ta u ftä td o r tk> no t w u h to wines. Speed docs not botiier him. Down I'll he back for dinner, says lie, and I will Aie safe driver entered within the city. a * e p th e tuc-ycJ« aldp h l u t k to us ,tt o ttr r i p n u e and/*»# ?»#//»**/ he p u t *** *rnt. FACTO!)V PDIPFS shut Kfad« Incrtlr* h li i’Otafbte to tnike grade does not worry him. Danger never come back sober, too. That boy meant it, Mother, if you are not a Christian, I beg r a u i u v u i n iV L g «i out anull profil ahov# actaat laclory oo»t. You ajte #19 to $ n middlcmen a pmiiti bf buvinf dirret 01 ut and have tha manulactum'a ffturfrightens him. But Just now the driver but Iris team had beeome unmanageable. you to give your heurt to God before you aalrc Uhind ywur UcycU. |»0 MOT Jll* Y a bicyi la or a pJtg oi tlrtt Imin attyen* His will-power Is gone. His manhood is ut mny f r i t r timii you rettiYe nur cjufncuea and Icam our unheaid ol Jfm terf lias noticed that one of the horses is be­ go out of this room. Don't let your team frU** *«d F#sw#4*ii.> g/w* u*i e f t r t tu n ü v r U|£rnt». hurled to the dogs. As lie goes out at the coming nervous. The driver says: Jehu, become unmanageable before your chil­ VCI1 WII L F1F /l^TnW K H Fn 'lhtin t'®*1 « « i r a our beautiful ciUlofut and V im WILL Lit A j i u n i d n t l l Study Our a«r*rb model« at tha teender/ullf ie w /r u c i rtrt ran nuke yoa Ihia jruir, Wt i«H ihf hieltawi erjtl# Lnayrlei lor Irta money one of the horses Is nervous, nnd allows n gate he says old gate when I come back dren. Do you know you are going to meet then any j»ihrf la^torr. n « aia aattafieJ %»ltli f i t» profit abok« lartorr ct.rt. disposition to i»c mean; what shall I do! through you today, 1 will be n sober man. your children at the judgment bar! Will IlC'lX'laE yr‘u can tail our Ucy%ln umler your own name piato at ___ sprier*. Order« filled the eLy received. You will never swing open for me to pass Jehu laughs at his cowardice, and says: they bless you tiiere, or will they curse IIC O IC D V i a NI) niCTCLITS« \\ a do not rqndirly bandit second bend bicycle«, but lilt bar« « numiier on band taken in trad# by oùr Cldrayo retali ttorvi. Theie we clear out You poor, chicken-hearted fellow; tiiere through you drunk, again. On to the city you! God wants to help you; will you let pliy at prkff randn« from •:* to UH or • I U. Ue .«-ritaive Uiyram b«ta mai lad Ire#. ------------ ----------- wrhoNfU, ImiMirtril r o lle r ch n lu i and paru, repair* and is no danger in that horse; in factln neltli* ha goes. He is about to pass that old cor- him ! , C ftA S T E f-B M K E t, qulpmtui U all LinJ,*» i k s!J tÁt n rm ) rrUut J r i u t , er of them. This is my old family team. ner. called Jake's place. He starts to past The Herald Is fully equipped to print Let them go. if they want to. They have it, hut the maddened tenm seize the bits fine stationery of all kinds. All the latest in their mouths; he throws himself against always stopped in time, und ulwnys will. a s a m p l e p a ir type and innterlai and “ the men behind TO IH lItu a u O E , OML r Onward the mad horse plunges against the tlie reins; but he has lost his strength. He the type" wlw know how. T i t r t f u i i r rrta il t ' u t a t In rtt trl/l it bit. until Iris mate grows nervous. Tlie throws on the brakes, but it Is too late. | t t M f i r fa ir , t a t la m lr n la tt u-r tr ill ■ --------------------------------- \ UÜ ya u a ta m fU f a i r tar H M X uuk w U kot J it driver is again nlnrmed nnd cried out: With one plunge the maddened team I ' Jehu, both horses are nervous; I fear they throws him against the bars. Drink, drink | HOMORETIOIBLEFROMFONCTDRES‘ N A I L S , T a s k a o r a l a s * w i l l n o t 1s t t h a will get away from me. Nonsense, an- He b o o n a voice saying. That's his last ----- f " air uuL tUitjr ih'.uum t pair* *olJ lu t year. swers Jehu. Give them therein; let them d“ T- °H. what will I do! It's too late. I Over two hundred IbouwnJ pair* now to uw. Nature Gives Timely Warnings That No ______ ____If MsArinntitiie«. Itlftlvstvgo. The mad team now becomes unman-11,1,1 doomed. That day tjist young rnan Sanford ctttTnr can A rru n rto ignere • od tu yrid ii kf.TrfTdnintilcnndtinrdtoatdcwtfh — ageabU. -They-seize the fiUiTrTifTe corU loses hlstlfeln&Tlfiniketi riot Me ts taken j S fpcclsl qunlTljr o f rubbtf, which nrr« r twcomc. xnuuinud which clones up »m ill puncture* without pllcrw. IfntlM tha think rob b er tread tiers of theirs mouths. The sight of the Home dead. Young man, if you are In this nathnatrlocncspc. W chnvehuujrcdtol IcttcrsIrumMlIn1" A " anil puuutura ntrlpn *•11" OwcuMoiutrtntniing tb tl Ihtlr lire* harronlybrrti pmnrwil D A N G E R S IG N A L N O. I com es great bridge has increased their maddened room tonight and know yourself to be tri' am i “ U ," nlou rlrn atrip “ If** r o r lw k c to s whole srnion. Thry wrlihnoraorrtfuiu to prevent rim cuttin g. Thin condition. The driver knows what it Hing with sin, throw on the brakes, and from tlie kidney secretion*. They will* ■srjr ttrS, thejmiictli re rr lifting qunl 0 tr* twiug glrcu tire w ill, o u lla il m a r a tb a r warn vou when tlie kidneys arc sick. rest layers orth in . npecUlly prepared fabric on the t n a k a - a o r r , HLAHTiO Slid means; He cries out in the anguish of IiIb over the reins to one whose arms sre Well kidneys excrete, a clear, amlwr Th* rreulnr orkr of Ifir»» tires in IS v*prrp»lr,but for KASV KlUlitU. 1fnctoryprice to •oui. Oh. Jehu I both horses are unman- *«'»* ond »«rung. They reach across the fluid. Sick kidneys send out a thin, advertí ting I l u . f i n il k . a I l f . t _ ____________ . In Right at your Door! ..... SUBJECT : “ RECKLESS DRIVING” ARMOUR Armour Armour Armour Armour X , /t Blood, Bone & Potash_____ Celery Grower Vegetable Practieal-Trueker-~: ~ A s k . for it, WejTave it THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS Jacksonville, Fla. I S HEDQETHQRH PÖHCTÜRE-PR00F * * 8 o SELF-HEALIH K J Bidden Dangers flgenblc. nnd we are In sighted the bridge, universe: they span lands and seat. They - He. forth e first time, realizes Iris condl-1 Hove all jiower. Let him driv« for you,| Hon. He cries out stop the horses. The young man. If tiiere is one person above driver wraps the reins around his hands another who has my sympathy. It is the ■nd over his elbows, nnd with all the young man of today. There are deadfalls strength of his being he throws himself ln «octaly. deadfalls along the way, nnd against the runaway team. Butalasi only I traps Hi iris path that iris futherknows not to increase their speed. H ecricsout: Jehu. of■ Men and women of God. don't condemn ‘ hey hnve seized tho bit* in thetrmouths; ‘ He young man uj lpduy. but save him. pale and foamy, * or a thick, red, III.smelling urine, lu ll.o f sediment and irregular o( passage. D A N G E R S IG N A L N O. a com es from the back. Back pains, dull and heavy, o r sharp and acute, tell you of sick kidneys and warn you o f the ap* proach of dropsy, diabetes and Bright’ s disease D oan’ s Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys and cure them per­ manently. H ere's S a n ford-proof: 1 cannot rein them. Oh 1 for God's sake. A young lady of unusual talent, after |— M rs.i M ary-V an-B ibber, Second ¡¿t , cries tha doomed man,lias It come to ihat! ] completing Iter education In this country Sanford, Fla., says; " I suffered a Thruw on the brakes, driver. Save us if was sent away to Paris.for a musical ed- Brca‘ deal from backache. My kidneys you can. But there is n oh op e Jehu has L cation . Her friends said to her “ before wcre l l ?°l ,wealc f‘ e<luen? P*J* w ok «! too long. He tins played with Ufc yob. settle down you should visit the Golden annoying.' * I n Tpite °of the*" d o rto rin g .I W* last time. His team is unmanageable. Gate Park, the Garden of the Gods, the did, and the various remedies I tried, His soul is doomed: the brakes will not Royal Gorge, Pike's Peak and other places.'* I I grew no better. Finally I learned * « L They «re inadequate. The hoofs The mother tried to persuade her 10 Settle o f D oan 's Kidney Mtti JTld~'be(fan of the homes are now sulking the bridge, down, and makfc her dear old heart glad u,,n * «hint. They removed the sore- I hear the awful crash, and they plunge wlthher presence. Shq positively informed general" health" better. I '" a m overboard. Jehu became a type of millions her dear old mother (hat she did not Intend pleased to recommend Doan's Kidney on earth today who are ou the downward to be tied to her apron string Always. Ah, Pills in return for the great im provegrade. No man expects to go to ruin. No what a mistake. .Thalnlght y ou tore away m cni they brought a b o u t" drunkard expects to fill a drunkard's grave, from your mother's apron suing was the **¿1 v m w l^ r v , t w r .m No woman thinks of falling below tlie level fatal night In your life. That Is the nlgbt York, sole agents J o r the United of the brute. But they are Just playing your team started to run sway. This young States. with sin. Just out ftp a good tim e.' That's I lady took the advice o f her gay friend. I Rem em ber the name— D o iq 'a and kU. Here is a poor widow with only one I trampling the feeiln gsof bar tnbtherunder 1 ‘ »he n o other. ty It S» ptr i>»lr. day leltrr 1« received. Wn ship C O . D, .... .AH . . . ortHraalilppvdMipe ___ Jhlpped Ml ' the ridere hnve ciaiutiiccl e im i s ccent m l until you have and found them strictly hr at rcprenenl rcpretenled. approval. Voui d o not p airr a allow a ewah dtw-----dlaaonnt--------------of c per cent (thereby making the price ISLt - U M pper c |*ati) if you -----We wilt1 a! L b CASH W ITH O B O I! ft and en dow ihf» «J ver fine men I, You run no ritk In ua an order at the Urea utay be returned at OUH eipru re if for any reaaon Urey ara factory on examination. We are perfect iy reliable relief 1 and* tnunrv ------------aent to ire -------------la an aafe at - -In a bank. If yoo you'order order a pair of th»ae three tiren, tire*, you wilt find that they will ride caster, run footer, wear better, loot longer and look finer than any lira you have ever used or area st any price. We know that you w ill be oa well plrat«4 that when you want a bicycle you will give u* your order. Wa want you to send ua a trial otder at once, hence tiiii remarkable tire offer. il tmiuuuv SM <M SW write DO MOT WATT obut rrep e air pi O p a tta i « P l a g a » e ta r y lh in g . o ffe r s w e s r e m o k l S f . I t t a l y i J. L MEAD CYCLE COMPANY, W rite U H O W , CHICAGO, ILL. A " — - €HAS.~ Hr--EVANS ~t Staple and Fancy Groceries Full Line of High-Grade Cigars and Tobaccos Agent for the Pontous - -- \ -CLOVER HILL BRAND' T3UTTER— SANFORD, FLORIDA » , ; _ ■ •'..... - . »* rAvt : ; *£. twvj � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1909 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 02, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 02, 1909. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 02, 1909; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c9d4dc164f04a5905902a0255d960c4d.pdf 7f8c763b95097e7436070b5bcbe0429e PDF Text Text W H A TE V E R YO U DO P U T E V E R Y TH IN G A S ID E A N D COM E TO W hicr ill Continue for 10 Days We have spared no efforts to make this Sale the event of the season. - Tt will be“ like a household word-talked about, and carried from mouth to mouth. We shall offer the Greatest Bargains Ever Known. Our big\ store will be erammed-and jammed with "Bargains. Crowded in our shelves, piled on the counters, stacked on the floor and supended from the ceiling. . Remember the Date, Saturday, April 3 Remember the place Charles Kanner’s Big Store, Sanford Notice.--We*ciose our store~all day on Friday, April 2, to give us time to display these Big Bargains Ladies’ W a is ts Fine India Linen Waists, 75c value, 47 Elegant Embroidered W nists^l value G9 Fine Lingerie Waists, $1.50 valu e.. 08 Fine Lingerie and Lace Trimmed----Wnists, $2 v a lu e................................ 1 35 Magnificent Lingerie Waists, most elaborate designs, $5 v a lu e.......... ,2 25 Extraordinary Sacrifice of Easter M illin e ry 7" . Embroideries alm ost Given A w a y - ------15 and 10c Valenciennes Laces 15 and 10c Torchon Laces, yard 20 and 25c Cluny Laces............. 8, 10 and 12!4c Embroidery... 15 and 20c Embroidery *■*/ Ladies’ Trimmed Hats, $5value____ 2 98 '* " " • 0 ". . . . 3 50 7.50v a lu e ..4 98 Misses’ Straw Hats, 75c value...........’ 49 Newest Style Sailor H a ts................... 49 Unheard of L o w Prices in . 5,000 Y a rd s of Laces and M uslin Underwear Less than actúa* cost 6f material Ladies’ Gowns, 75c vulue................... 47 While ‘ Skirts, Deep Embroidered Flounce, $1.50 value....................... 98 Drawers, Embroidered Ruffle, 50 vnl. 25 Lace Trimmed Corset Covers, 39c val. 23 Embroidered Corset Covers, 50c val. 25 Men’s and B oys’ Clothing Read these prices then come and buy Men's Suits, 7.50 vuiue.........-..'.........4 85 Men’s Suits, 10.00 value.................... G 50 Men’s Suits, 15.00 v a l u e . . . . ............ 9 85 Our High Grade Custom Mode Suits $25 v a lu e..........................................$15 Men's Pants, 2.00 v a lu e..................... 98 Men’s Pants, 3.50 vulue Men’s Pants, 5.00 valu e..................... 2 85 Men's Extra Fine Pants, 7.50 value .3 95 Boys’ Suits, 1.75 v a lu e....................... 98 Boys’ Suits, 3.50 valu e....................... 2 25 Boys’ Pants, 25c value,....................... 19 Boys' Pants, 50c value ................. I . . ,37 Boys' Pants, $1 vulue.................; . . . 49 E xtraordin ary V alu es in L t e dies’ Dress Sk irts Ladies’ Striped Galatea Skirts, $2.50 Wiiito Linene Skirts, $2 value, nt. . . 1 '39 White Linene Skirts, $3 vnlue, at. ..1 69 Finest Quality Briiliantine Skirts, $3 value, a t ............................................ 3 98 Beautiful-Voile Skirts, $10 value, at G 75 Shoes! Shoes!! Shoes!!! Over 2,500 pairs at Greatest Slaughter Ever Known. —' Ladies’ Dongola Kki Oxfords, $2 val.. 1 $9 Ladies’ $3 Oxfords........._ ........... ........2 19 Ladies’ Vici Kid Shoes, Button Or Lace 3.50 v a lu e ..» ................................ . 2 49 Men’s Fine Box Calf Shoes, 2S0 val. 1 G8 Men’s Fine Patent Leather Oxfords, $-1 value ....................................... \ Men’s Patent Leather Oxfords, finest made, 5.00 valu e............................. \ Misses’ Shoes, 1.50 v a lu e ................... All our 25c Dress Goods, at High Class Novelty Dress Goods, well worth 50 and 75c . . Boys’ Shoes, the good-wearing-kind 2.00 value........................................ . Have you over heard of such little prices? Y o u Have Never Heard of Such L o w Price in Men’s Furnishings Men's Balbriggnn Shirts, 25e vulue.. 19 Men's 50c Top Shirts..........._ .............. 39 Men's 75c Dress Shirts....................... 49 Men’s Negligee Shirts. 1.00 value. . . 69 Fine Neckwear, 25c value................ 19 Elegant Neckwear, 50c value............. 29 Suspenders, 25c vnlue..................... 15 Suspenders, 50c value.._____ ________25 10c Handkerchiefs a t......................... 5 15c Handkerchiefs a t......................... 9 Fine India Linen. 12'Ac vulue........... Fine Checked Muslin, 10c v a lu e ... . Elegant Lace, Striped and Plaid Ef, Ttcls, 25c v a lu e ............... Silk-Finished Fancy White Madras, 20c v a l u e ..................... .................. Embroidered and Dot Swiss, 40c val. Latest Novelties at Sacrifice Prices, Best Fast Color Prints, 8c value___ Newest Designs in Bordered Dress Goods, 15c val ue . . . . ~ . Ready-made Pillow Cases. 2;V value 12'4 Ready-made Sheets, G5e value 49 Towels, 8c value, at. 5 Towels, 12!4c vnlue, at 9 Towels 20c value, at I2H Sea Island Cotton, 7c value 5 Yard-wide Bleaching, 10r value 7J4 Turkey Red Damask, 40c value 25 Children’s Seamless Ribbed Hose 15c valu e................................... Ladies' Fine Fashioned Hose, Ladies’ Lisle Finish^Jiose, in Black and Tan, 25c vulue .v Gents’ Huif Hose, 12J4c value Extra fine HnlMlDSirHOFvTiTiie # Fancy Half Hose, 25c value Genuine Stetson Hat, $5 value Elegant Dress Hat, $3.50 quulity Newest Styles in Straw liais, $1 50 quality, a t........................................ Take our advice, put everything aside and come to the Great Sale. You will be a s t o n is h e d at our Bargains. Like the Queen of Sheba you will exclaim,“ The half has neVer been told you.” The White Block Sanford, Florida �f if in g TW ELVE P A G E S - P A R T II, -PAGES 9 TO 12 IN SANFORD-^Life Number 33 is Worth Lining HERALD ---. r SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. APRIL 2. 1909 DR.KIRKLAND’S SERMON First Year letter came back every week. lu.fi all nil her k.a life Ilf. In t_ the country ___________ . II n .... ! Ilived on a farm. ®ne .every two weeks and then one n Hut her son wants to go tp the city. Per- month, until at last, that mother could not S tim m Words Thai Wcril Di­ sundes his mother to sell the home, the henr from her girl. She wrote, but could stock and all the farm interests. With a get no answer. She advertised, but could rect to Listener’s Heart hear nothing. I wonder what Is the m at­ You can get few thousand dollars they locate In the city; | Soon the son meets some tiny friends. Bye ter! That young lady's team has become and bye it comes to that old mother's ear unmanageable. She has fallen. Her home SUBJECT : “ RECKLESS DRIVING” Is not In the old mansion on the farm. It that her son is associating with bad people. Is In the dens nnd caves with the ruined When he comes home to supper that night wrecks of her race. She would turn and he finds It ready on the tnble. The mother Is Handled In M o st Forceful Manner come home, but she has fallen to the low Is ready to serve him. At one glance she And Com parisons Mode With sees there Is something wrung. What's cst depth of womankind. She plods the Everyday Life midnight streets with bare nnd bleeding the matter, mother! Ah. my son. I hear The sermon preached nt the Congrega-l you are associating with evil companions, feet. Oh I the memories of other days. tional church'on last Sunday night by Dr? la n d your mother is In d l^ e sa o v e rit. The How she would give this world > t r e she R. Lee Kirkland upon “Recklcis Driving." egotistical boy. the sm art 1 files Into'n fit Innocent nnd p n rrn s Ifi oilier days. She was one of the most forceful ever heard In of anger; informs his m otherthat he Is no has tried to reform. She has made many Drive your Wagon into Sanford a good- resoluli eb.A ut thewthtatraTe'Aitlerr this city. _ His t e t t was taken „fjpnL .nl kid.-.That-when he id e s danger, hdlit oui of her hands. The brakes will not act. Call on C. H. Evans . ffietlriving Is like the I avoid II That there is no harm anyway driving of Jehu, the son ofJjiinshi, for lie in his friends. They are good fellows, Sin has nibbed the stam p of God's Image He can deliver any brand you want out of from her soul. Her reckless team throws driveth furiously". One night the mother is waiting. She is her against the crime of suicide, and ends Our new Warehouse The man of our text prided himself on uneasy nbout him. Two o'clock in the her life. Oh I young woman, would to God . Without Delay— doing those dangerous nnd daring things, “ ¡Sht she hears him step through the front I could turnon the white light of eternity, such things as no other m an of good Intel- door Takes off his shoes and slips up and let you see yourself, but you know tigence would think of doing. He seemed ■to*™ to his room, but there is whiskey on more than anyone else. Your mother has (n think th at It diaplnynl gen pm Iah ip nn.i his breath. There Ia n boUio riroiqxn) ■a tgiven you good advice, but you will not bravery to see how near the awful prcci- Hie door* nnd beer checks in' his pocket, take i t You are already driving at an pice he could drive while other men with Oh. iny boy, says the distressed mother, awful speed. Soon your team will be ungood Judgment would stay as far away W‘N T°u not throw on the brakes, nnd rein mnnngeoble. Soon the brakes will not from danger ns possible. Jehu continued Hie tenm before this awful habit gets the work, nor will your carriage stop until it this reckless course until 'b e stirred Ills better of you! Nonsense, nonsense he strikes the curbstone of hell. -highest pitch of anxiety. says. T hereis mrtinnRer.- Ju st n- tittle Father, are you In tills room tonight! His name became table talk. His acts be­ social dram; that is all. 1 hnve always To whom God has committed sons nnd came the talk of the street. His influence stopped this tenm: I am not nfruid. An­ daughters to;renr for eternity. How is Or any other brand of our justly was dreaded.. Our text calls him the furi­ other night the mother is waiting for him. your life before your fam ily! Is it good! Celebrated Fertilizers— ous or reckless man. and to mnkchiBcoursc Ten o'clock comes. The mother hears the Or is it fall of drunkenness, blasphemy Do you want Hardwood Ashes? mote serious ha w as a m an In authority. clerks going home f/bm the stores, but her und nil m anner of disorder. Do_ you not Especially wad Jehu reckless when out on son is not in the crowd. At eleven o'clbck know that you are not only driving -yourDried Blood, Sheep Maiiur^, Blood and Bone one of his usual drives.- I fancy I see him U » Hears Hie carriages rushing from th e . 8C,f t0 ,)elJ bul llw | Mme enrri|1ge lhat ,8 Nitrate of Soda? . preparing forthnt famous drive mentioned l,n*on depot. Her son Is not inthecrowd. carrying you to an awful eternity. Is also _ i n jhe language of our tex t ^Standing In Twelve o'clock; one o'clock comes. She carrying yourTtrim lyt~Y m ir“sons"TWillti! front of his office I see that ncrvmishluck Hears the rumbling of a heavy wagon com- be Christians, but they are afraid of their span chewing against their&itsr T hedri-| intf toward the house. She henrsthe wheel fattier. They hnve never heard'you pray, ver who holds the reins Ib sad nnd has of It strike the curbstone opposite her door. but they have heard you blaspheme the nothing to say. He would not go out. on Here is the place says one man. They take Lord Almighty. They have never seen this famous drive for this world, hut lie someone out of the wagon. Down the long' you rend the Bible, but they have seen you is a military soldier. He Is under com­ walk, up the stone steps they carry their drunk. Turn over your reins this moment mand. He has to go. Lining up behind victim. They ring the ball. The door Is to one thnt is almighty. his carriage are several thousand men. opened. What isit! W liatisit! saysthe 1 dose by noticing the reckless mother. (Write Us) They will follow tlie front carriage. They frightened mother. It is your son. mn.dnm. If there is anything in tlJs^w orld th at I — will stay clnse to Its" heels. Jehu *comes There h x fine of one hundred dollars nnd ilioiik God for, It is for the memory of my CHAS. H. EVANS, Sales Agent. out of Ins office with Ids cabinet of friends. costs against him besides we bring him dear old mother, I don't know th at she Enters his carriage. Gives orders to bis home beastly drunk. The poor,old, heart- could read or write, but she lived as dose Sanford, Florida driver to go down Broadway, n down grade broken mother pays tho bill, und puts hlm 1 to n8 knew how, and with her lov-. i ___ (Ask Him)of four miles, crossing the noted bridge to bed. All that night she sits by his side ing hands site pointed her children to tlie is Lamb of God, who tnketh nwuy the slut that 1ms no banisters. In a few minutes | praying for him. The next morning tfiey have passed the skirts of the city. sorry for iris conduct, and promises her he of the world. Jesus drove her team for The team is fast drawing the carriage down will never do thnt again. Begs her tuonly lier. Sometimes it was over rugged roads, IK FACH TOWn and f i l a t r i c i to grade. It's easy running. It is easy rid­ trust him once more. Site cleans him up. but it was only to better fit my mother for _ ,_____ r ..--------nd# and t ik i b its W rfctt farmvhFd~DF~ilT. O ur igcftli «V irywLct« if« ing. For everything is going down grade. Ho starts again down to tlie city, with oil heaven. At lust her ‘Carriage' hailed In ixuktrif mon» Imi W/ fiß rtii uLtra <1n j it e ¿ u ii f ß i r ut NO MONUY No one notices the time or the speed. J e ­ the good resolutions that a hoy ever left front of the gate of llic.cternnl city. There ► lihli! ytni rateelV#«inJ approve ni you youYWrfcI«. Waahlp tvttkJui a ceni à \¿ adì ant#,#,/nr/j# (¿Ai, /nr/jv fri friif ki,anS and hu is drinking champaign nnd choice Iris mother's roof. Don't worry, rnuthcr, was a clang, nnd the gate went up, und •allow Tl ~’I£N 1IAÏH* t'iTt r .l -- '*l It duTiug wtue mch l-uytle ¿ud _ H lIAI. A L d ünn* » n time ttiuc you you may u u y liJcthc lUlc the l-uyt l< and Dut It to a n y trat vo ü »¡»K. !( yriu ar« tlicts n o f p rrfe rtly tauftätd o r tk> not w u h to wines. Speed docs not botiier him. Down I'll he back for dinner, says lie, and I will Aie safe driver entered within the city. a * e p the tuc-ycJ« aldp h lu t k to us ,tt ottr r i p n u e and/*»# ?»#//»**/ he put *** *rnt. F A C T O ! ) V P D I P F S s h u t Kfad« Incrtlr* h li i ’Otafbte to tnike grade does not worry him. Danger never come back sober, too. That boy meant it, Mother, if you are not a Christian, I beg r a u i u v u i n i V L g «i ou t anull profil ahov# actaat laclory oo»t. You aj t e #19 to $n middlcmen a pmiiti bf buvinf dirret 01ut and have tha manulactum'a ffturfrightens him. But Just now the driver but Iris team had beeome unmanageable. you to give your heurt to God before you aalrc Uhind ywur UcycU. |»0 MOT Jll* Y a bicyi la or a pJtg oi tlrtt Imin attyen* His will-power Is gone. His manhood is ut mny fritr timii you rettiYe nur cjufncuea and Icam our unheaid ol Jfmterf lias noticed that one of the horses is be­ go out of this room. Don't let your team frU** *«d F#sw#4*ii.> g/w*u*i eftrt tu nüvr U|£rnt». hurled to the dogs. As lie goes out at the coming nervous. The driver says: Jehu, become unmanageable before your chil­ VCI1 L Lit F1F A /l^TnWKHFn 'lhtin t'® *1 ««ira beautiful and Vim WII WILL jiu n id n tll Study Our a«r*rb our model« at thaciUlofut teender/ullf iew/ruci rtrt ran nuke yoa Ihia jruir, Wt i«H ihf hieltawi erjtl# Lnayrlei lor Irta money one of the horses Is nervous, nnd allows n gate he says old gate when I come back dren. Do you know you are going to meet then any j»ihrf la^torr. n« aia aattafieJ %»ltli fi t» profit abok« lartorr ct.rt. disposition to i»c mean; what shall I do! through you today, 1 will be n sober man. your children at the judgment bar! Will IlC'lX'laE yr‘u can tail our Ucy%ln umler your own name piato at __ sprier*. Order« filled the eLy received. You will never swing open for me to pass Jehu laughs at his cowardice, and says: they bless you tiiere, or will they curse IICOICDVia NI) niCTCLITS« \\ a do not rqndirly bandit second bend bicycle«, but lilt bar« « numiier on band taken in trad# by oùr Cldrayo retali ttorvi. Theie we clear out You poor, chicken-hearted fellow; tiiere through you drunk, again. On to the city you! God wants to help you; will you let pliy at prkff randn« from •:* to UH or • I U. Ue .«-ritaive Uiyram b«ta mai lad Ire#. --------- ---------wrhoNfU, ImiMirtril roller chnlui and paru, repair* and is no danger in th at horse; in factln neltli* ha goes. He is about to pass that old cor- him! , CftASTEf-BMKEt, qulpmtui U all LinJ,*» i ks!J tÁt nrm) rrUut Jriut, er of them. This is my old family team. ner. called Jake's place. He starts to past The Herald Is fully equipped to print Let them go. if they want to. They have it, hut the maddened tenm seize the bits fine stationery of all kinds. All the latest in their mouths; he throws himself against J always stopped in time, und ulwnys will. a s a m p l e p a ir type and innterlai and “the men behind tlie reins; but he has lost his strength. He TO IH lItu a u O E , OML r Onward the mad horse plunges against the the type" wlw know how. Tit rtfuiir rrtail t'u t at Inrtt trl/l it bit. until Iris m ate grows nervous. Tlie throws on the brakes, but it Is too late. | ttM fir fair, tat la mlrnlatt u-r trill ----------------------------- \ UÜyauatamfUfair tarH MXuuk wUkotJit driver is again nlnrmed nnd cried out: With one plunge the maddened team I ' ■ Jehu, both horses are nervous; I fear they throws him against the bars. Drink, drink | HOMORE TIOIBLE FROM FONCTDRES‘ N A ILS, T a s k a o r a la s * w ill n o t 1st th a will get away from me. Nonsense, an- He boon a voice saying. That's his last -----f " a ir uuL tUitjr ih '.u u m t pair* *olJ l u t year. swers Jehu. Give them therein; let them d“ T- °H. what will I do! It's too late. I Over two hundred IbouwnJ pair* now to uw. Nature Gives Timely W arnings That No _____ ___If MsArinntitiie«. Itlftlvstvgo. The mad team now becomes unm an-11,1,1 doomed. That day tjist young rnan Sanford ctttTnr can A rru n rto ignere •odtuyridii kf.TrfTdnintilcnndtinrdtoatdcwtfh — ageabU. -They-seize th e fiUiTrTifTe corU loses hlstlfeln&Tlfiniketi rio t Me ts taken j S fpcclsl qunlTljr of rubbtf, which nrr« r twcomc. xnuuinud which clones up »mill puncture* without pllcrw. IfntlM tha think robber tread tiers of theirs mouths. The sight of the Home dead. Young man, if you are In this nathnatrlocncspc. Wchnvehuujrcdtol IcttcrsIrumMlIn1"A" anil puuutura ntrlpn *•11" OwcuMoiutrtntniing tbtl Ihtlr lire* harronlybrrti pmnrwil D A N G E R S IG N A L NO. I comes great bridge has increased their maddened room tonight and know yourself to be tri' ami “ U," nlou rlrn atrip “ If** rorlwkctos whole srnion. Thry wrlihnoraorrtfuiu to prevent rim cutting. Thin condition. The driver knows what it Hing with sin, throw on the brakes, and from tlie kidney secretion*. They will* ■srjr ttrS, thejmiictli re rr lifting qunl 0 tr* twiug glrcu tire will, oullail mar atbar warn vou when tlie kidneys arc sick. rest layers orthin. npecUlly prepared fabric on the tn a k a - a o rr , HLAHTiO Slid means; He cries out in the anguish of Ii Ib over the reins to one whose arms sre Well kidneys excrete, a clear, amlwr Th* rreulnr orkr of Ifir»» tires inIS v*prrp»lr,but for K A S V K lU lit U . 1 f n c t o r y p r ic e to •oui. Oh. Jehu I both horses are unman- *«'»* ond »«rung. They reach across the fluid. Sick kidneys send out a thin, advertí ting ty It S» ptr i>»lr. AH ortHraalilppvdMipe .... .... ___Jhlpped Ml 'day leltrr 1« received. Wn ship CO. D, th e rid e re flgenblc. nnd we are In sighted the bridge, universe: they span lands and seat. They pale and foamy, *or a thick, red, III- approval. Voui do not par ir sc a cent hnve ciaiutiiccl eim i ml until you have and found them strictly hr at a t rcprenenl rcpretenled. allow a ewah dtw----dlaaonnt------------of c per cent (thereby making the price ISt-M ----We wilt1a! L U pc per |*ati) if you - He. fo rth e first time, realizes Iris condl-1 Hove all jiower. Let him driv« for you,| .smelling urine, lu ll.o f sediment and L b CASH WITH OBOI! ft and endow ihf» «J verfinemen I, You run no ritk In ua an order a t the Urea utay be returned a t OUH e ip r u re if for any reaaon Urey ara Hon. He cries out stop the horses. The young man. If tiiere is one person above irregular o( passage. factory on exam ination. We are perfect iy reliable relief 1 and* tnunrv -----------aent to ire ------------la an aafe a-t -In a D A N G E R S IG N A L NO. a comes driver wraps the reins around his hands another who has my sympathy. It is the from the back. bank. If yoo order a pair of th»ae th ree tiren, tire*, you wilt w ilt find th at they will ride caster, run footer, Back pains, dull and wear better,you'order loot longer and look finer th an any lira you have ever used o r area s t any price. We ■nd over his elbows, nnd with all the young man of today. There are deadfalls heavy, o r sharp and acute, tell you of know th a t you w ill be oa well plrat«4 th a t when you w ant a bicycle you w ill give u* your order. strength of his being he throws himself ln «octaly. deadfalls along the way, nnd sick kidneys and warn you of the ap* Wa w ant you to send ua a tria l otder at once, hence tiiii rem arkable tire offer. of dropsy, diabetes and against the runaway team. B utalasi only I traps Hi iris path that iris futherknows not proach il tmiuuuv B right’s disease D oan’s Kidney Pills to increase their speed. Hecricsout: Jehu. of■ Men and women of God. don't condemn SM<MSW cure sick kidneys and cure them p er­ but w rite ‘hey hnve seized tho bit* in thetrmouths; ‘He young man uj lpduy. but save him. D O M O T W A T T o rre p a i r pi manently. H ere's S anford-proof: O p a tta i «Plaga»etary lh in g . W rite U HOW , 1 cannot rein them. Oh 1 for God's sake. A young lady of unusual talent, after | — M rs.i M ary-V an-Bibber, Second ¡¿t , offers we sre m oklSf. It t a l y i cries tha doomed m an,lias It come to ihat! ] completing Iter education In this country Sanford, Fla., says; "I suffered a Thruw on the brakes, driver. Save us if was sent away to Paris.for a musical ed- Brca‘ deal from backache. My kidneys you can. But there is n o hope Jehu has L cation. Her friends said to her “before wcre l l ?°l ,wealc f‘e<luen? P*J* wok«! too long. He tins played with Ufc yob. settle down you should visit the Golden annoying.' *I n Tpite °of the*" d o rto rin g .I W* last time. His team is unmanageable. Gate Park, the Garden of the Gods, the did, and the various remedies I tried, His soul is doomed: the brakes will not Royal Gorge, Pike's Peak and other places.'* I I grew no better. Finally I learned " * « L They «re inadequate. The hoofs The mother tried to persuade her 10 Settle o f D oan's Kidney M tti JTld~'be(fan t of the homes are now sulking the bridge, down, and makfc her dear old heart glad u ,,n * «hint. They removed the soreI hear the awful crash, and they plunge wlthher presence. Shq positively informed general" h ealth " better. I '" a m overboard. Jehu became a type of millions her dear old mother (hat she did not Intend pleased to recommend D oan's Kidney on earth today who are ou the downward to be tied to her apron string Always. Ah, Pills in return for the great improveFull Line of High-Grade Cigars and Tobaccos grade. No m an expects to go to ruin. No what a mistake. .T halnlght you tore away m cni they brought a b o u t" Agent for the Pontous \ drunkard expects to fill a drunkard's grave, from your mother's apron suing was the **¿1 v m w l^ rv , t w r .m No woman thinks of falling below tlie level fatal night In your life. That Is the nlgbt York, sole agents J o r the United - --CLOVER HILL BRAND' T3UTTER— of the brute. But they are Just playing your team started to run sway. This young States. with sin. J u st out ftp a good tim e .' That's I lady took the advice of her gay friend. I Rem em ber the nam e—D o iq 'a and SANFORD, FLORIDA kU. Here is a poor widow with only one I trampling the feeilngsof bar tnbtherunder 1 ‘»he no other. Right at your Door! ARMOUR Armour Armour Armour Armour X , /t Blood, Bone & Potash____ Celery Grower Vegetable Practieal-Trueker-~:~ A sk . for it, WejTave it THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS Jacksonville, Fla. IS HEDQETHQRH PÖHCTÜRE-PR00F ** 8o SELF-HEALIH K Bidden Dangers J. L MEAD CYCLE COMPANY, — - CHICAGO, ILL. A €HAS.~ Hr--EVANS ~ Staple and Fancy Groceries » , ; _ ■ • '..... -. »* rAvt : ; *£. twvj �.-.»..A■SSk T H E SANFORD HERALD IN THE SOCIAL WORLD Notice of Application fo r Letter» Pat ent for “The Crescent O rante Com Ifb eteb y liven th at od the i n d a 190».w* will apply* « M ir to the HonorablcA! .— i.«rcwui at. tio 'w n o r of thi Item s oT Interest Concerning Society People [«Dt vM* iiit pin S o. Chsae, J. C. Chase. B.* W. Herndon. Sanford, Florida. March 20th 190». POINTS PURELY PERSONAL Froeoem Catena or "The C m c n r 0 tutor Coarurr. " tat. We. the undersigned have hereby aiso d at- Mow Celery CHy Vanity f a ir Wtille ed duradvea together for the purpose uf Incorporat­ ing and tormina a ourpuratlan under the Inw* of Away the Golden H ours— the S tate of Monda under the name of "The Crea.. Social Gossip. ____ rent Oritnfe Company," with lit principal place of AN IN V E S T M E N T week In this departm ent The Herald Lost 1 In behalf of poor down-trodden man resented some Im putations which had been lurried a t the men by some of the women, in the discussion of matrimonial problems, .which, have been - engaging a little of the attention of a club or two. The Herald likes to agree with the women and w ill now and then, strain a point in order to keep within the pale of their a p ­ proval, hut when they, In cold blood and with premeditation, assert that the men, Uiat is the unmarried men, are selfish and will not m arry because they are u n ­ willing to give up the real comforts of the bachelor, for th e' uncertain ones of murrled Ufe, this paper m ust take the 6f their business; and to do inch other and further acta necessary to the* niooeuful operating of tbe business above mentioned., 3rd. -The amount of the capital d ock of m M Company shall be Fifty Thousand (»30.000 tit)) Dollars, divided Into Ovc hundred (hares of the par value of »100.00 per share, and to to he paid In cash or In land and oranfe troves a t aetual cash value; all atock to be paid for in full when Issued. 4th. This corporation to exist for one hundred years, Qth. The business of tbe Company Is Jo be man aged by a Board of Directors consisting of not less than three or more than seven In number, and the following officers, to-wlt: ‘ “ m m dent. Secretary and Tret ed on the first Tuesday I Tuesday In July in e, and every year thereafter and are to hold J h d first election to held and officers qualified arc: S, The Herald, by resenting the charge of 0. Chase, Presidian, J." 6: Chase, Vice-President; unselfishness, has caused several of the B. W. Herndon. Secretary and Treasurer. 6th. The highest amount of indebtedness Of girl», in.the language of the Ahtl-Slang liability to which this Company may at any Umc Itself to »50.000.00. club, "to jump on us with both feet” and subject We do hereby subscribe for the number of shares of slock In said Company set opposite our name« _the trumping given to us by one pair of and residences, to-wit; nice little pedal extrem ities was such de­ S. 0 . Chase, Sanford. Florida Fifty shares lightful pain th at we want more of It and I d Chase, Jacksonville. Fla. Twenty-five shares B. W. Herndon. Sanford. Fla. Twenty-five shares are going to "snss back.” S he‘says that it is ail nonsense to say ~lhnt men of moderate m eans stand aloof a , i fW. R. McQuold I. C. Chase from marriage because they arc not prop­ As to J. C. Chase | F ^ r .n r c ll fc. W JIerndor As toS . O. Chase I Wm. Teffler erly encouraged by the girls, and through & B. W. Herndon, 1B. F. W httnor.Jr. . *• ■ fear of not being able to furnish with a STATE OF FLORIDA. COUNTY OF ORANGE fifteen hundred dollar salary the content­ Before roe personally came S. O. Chase and B. W. Herndon to me well known as two of the personi m ent required for domestic tranquility, who stoned the foregoing Articles of Incorporation, and then she asks us “how men are to p u r p o s e s t h e re in se f know how girls feel abfalll -jso p o sibt W itn ia Wiitsmr. I have hereunto set my hand tlon until they ask them." and official set) this 27lh day of March, A. D.. IKffi B. F. Wnmirx, Js.. Notary Public, Now, that is something we never My OpmmUslon Expires Frbruary Bth, 1B09 thought about, and wc must confess it is STATE OF FLORIDA,* OF DUVAL. pretty hard J o answer. Surely .no man COUNTY d e iu r e m e personally came J. C. C h a u l£> Ine srcTT known as one of tbe persona who stoned the fore­ would guess at anything of such impor­ going Articles of Incorporation, and acknowledged tance,-and he would not dare risk a con­ that he executed the sam e in good faith for Uic and purpose* therein set forth. clusion on the actions of th e girl, or on uses 1m Witmim W noroe I have herrunto set my hand surrounding circumstances, because girls [ and official seal this 2Hth day March A.ll.UMW acr bo differently, one way to-day, a n - [ Notary Public State of Florida at Large. . My Commission Expire« Nov. tl, 11111. other to-morrow, anti no on. So when we consider the questioif (impounded by I Notice o f ¿Application for Tax Deed - some of these dear little creatures who Under Section 8 of Chapter 4888, are stamping on us we m ust adm it that Law s o f Tlorlda — * man should not guess at what U g irl means Notice Is hereby given thsi L V. Stenstrum. purwlihout first asking her; th at is. he should t e j u l & F f e h u fi& V .tilJ S S c iii ask her first, and then guess nt what she ln ray °®ce, "ml has made application for tax deed ’i.s ju y s , or rather what she means. It does im brices thTfaUoidng d ^ lb ^ p rw w y ^ 'tu iu d not d e a r up the perplexity of m an very I , much. h u t It is social etiquette which I 1.5C h!,* N 13 *?••-> £- ? h Ch*.. s. it, , . ,, , . ,. , , |C h s.. E. If .34 Chs. tuR . lt.. S. W. by along W. side should not be disregarded. I of right of way lo («ginning. 14.07 acre*. The T h o H e ra ld is v r r v m u c h n h - iw il m ilw> «aid land being assessed at tie date of theissu1 UO n e r n i u is v e ry muen pieaseu o t 11« nnce of , uch ccrjitlcatc In the noroe of C. I t Lirnli n t e r e s t which la b e in g ta k e n b y the g irls [ »toy. Unlcx* said certificate «hail u> redeemed IN S A N FO R D LA N D IS THE SUREST MONEY MAKER F arm s If you want any of these, See Terms to suit your pocket-book • » , •_ ' *• ■ SANFORD, F L A . I HM OpI U I D I M a 11 iD [ ë |1IE][â . , , in tr y in g to so lv e so m e o f t h e , I according to law, tax deed will issue thereon on m a tr h n o - the 3rd Jay of May A. D. I90<j. ufficiai slgnn WitnessI my m official sign mure and seal this the It was not tlie intention I 30th day of Mlard ardii A. D., I1909. niai problems. to say Anything which'would tilscourage Reap««*», 33-4 Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County the young men. but it was intended to sjHir the girls on to giving a little cnemir- In th cC Ircb lt Court o f the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida for 'Ogem ehritTIhe backward lover, and that * Orange County is what these pouty creature»- object to. City tJ Sanford. 1 Biu ch a n e e ry jo Enforce Now what can be the objection? The M. B. Bronson J Tax Lien. women are trying to tnkb the lead in every I To the defendant. M. B. Bronsou; pursuit uml then why riot lend m an up to It appearing from th e affidavit uf the City Solici­ tor uf the City of Sonfurd herein filed, that he bethe matrimonial noose? ‘ They hove to MUSS th a t you a r e a non-resident of the State of to unknown, unknown and alo n tl to g e th e r in iln n ld e I m m ,... I Mot Ha, 1.1a. and that Unit your resilience residence Is tu o K lO g c u w r in u o u m e lin rm s s J lllBl no person In this atate the service of a f t e r th e w e d d in g , e a c h o n e e n c o u ra g in g • subpoena upon whom would bind you. and th at ___, . . .... . , B I your age la over the age of 21 yeara. th e Other« o n d tr y in g lo lig h te n t h e o th e r s ] It Is ijiartfut« orrlrrrd th at you do appear I11 th b b u rd e n , a n d w h y c a n n o t g a m e o f O ils e n - 1 t Ta * o .'im>»“ he" ‘n B1*d - up0" “ 0“ u ,r * June c o u rn g e m e n t b e g iv e n to th e m e n b e fo re I 111* further ordered th at thto order of publication t eight consecutive th e p a r t n e r s h i p Is e n te r e d In to . I t c e r - « * u lin T hi & ^ o r d “ TJrak newspaper publlshed in the City of Sanford, In Orange county. tn in ly c a n d o n o h a r m , a n d it d o e s n o t Florid t . detract in the least from the dignity of I Witness my hand and the sea) o f said circuit ro t URRELL REAL ÄSSiitVaal Mesdamca W. R. Gardner Miss Alma P agcnhtrt W. A. w * Fugg Edith Stewart 3“ j.* Diggers Fannie Fannin Miss Maiude Harris Willie Singletary LillieeVVaughan ii (Kara Milles. Gladys Gardner Rev. J. W. Boyd Far* Vgughan Messrs Sidney Brower May Prevail May Prevali Minala Stewart Unimproved celery lands, flowing w ells guaranteed, $ 25.00 to $200.00 per acre In Ih c Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State o f Florida For Orange County City of Sanloed j - M n . E. R. R a t l u t . u o. CLOSING OUT a n d so co n d . bond. w ont them. B arg ain s If you j Itarry J. Wilson. r ^ ^ ^ M U R R E L L & MINSHEW « W . J. T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y TEA AGENTS General Firé Insurance O ffioa w ith HOLDEN R E A L E S T A T E CO. iñfjissti coon I 117 th day i 93-8 S a n fo rd , Florida BU1 in Chancer* to Enfume fflr.thfiriext.Ulirty days. C hoko- 8 8 per *{*?,**?»w w trafeyesnt *** dozen. Call and see me. Celery avenue. « « « to the bui h ^ « in ^ to /^ w ? 3Sdkynjtiiii Dr. Aldridge's garden. 1 - - D- 1009' .. M y i l n o h o t Celery fanns, with flowinti w dls all tiled, driilned uhd'ready for crop, $500.00 to $100000 per acre. c*t i Property* improved und unimiirovcd. 303,000 acres timber land, with finest site in Florida for crate factory. Others tell you whnt can be done. MORRELL &. MINSMEW nrv. nmctkuUariuetL-tiiwell aa real estate jrokejg, aml are hcro to ahow >’mi-whnt lias been and can he done. By 1. M. H art, Deputy Clerk. Douglas S Matley » T** t> the defendants. Douglas k. Maatoy: Sitia Miller, Lather BÖ iJA•PP*, dad4™B ,ho eO davlt of tbe City SoMyrtle Nlpa Hinton rteUs ° trtJ S* alo,d h* K la « e d th a t he nettev«* th a t you are a noo-reaident ot the State of Notice “ Y1 “ , l yotu « » W eo « to unknown, and th a tjb e re to no person La thto state the service ot Finest a t* “big reduction . ------- carnation *plant “ ** *v~ “t- | * auhpoetja upon'whom would hind you and that S 3-S tp BROKERS. Present to the Investor the Best Opportuni­ ties in Florida B women. Matrimony must be approached U. M. k« uhs«. ( s Clerk Circult^CiHirij Orange Counf: with a great deal of caution, and if the 33-8 By I yuung men ore not carefully hapdled they will shy and Jump the track when In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial Circuit o f the State of Florida for they see the divorce record showing about Orange County 2,800 separations out of 22,000 wed“ TTIyU Sanford. J The Heraid witl co-operate "with va. I BUI in' Chancery ta girts and m inisters in bringing about more activity in thé m atrimonial morkeu 1 To Building S*Loan To the the defendant. defendant. American American Building and believes that encouragement .wiij do Tomata Aaaociyttoo: 1. , . 1„ , , It appearing from tile affidavit of the City Solidmore toward! that end than all thing* tor of the City 0/ Sanford herein filed, th a t he be­ lieves th at you are a Don-resident of the Sute of else. Florida, and th at your residence to unknown, and that there to no person Ln this stale the service of A puny » 0. riven-«I U., pome of Mr. * ¡>X“ 2 " 3 /.T , appear In thto and Mr*. Catchell on Mcionvllie avenue {“ ^ { j 111 he'*ln % ' Supon Monday. June last .Monday eg u farewell to Mr. and Mr*. it to further - ordered th at thto order of publication published once a -wrek for H. Gillenberg find their daughter, ;Miss ue weaxs In The Sanford Herald, In tha City of Sanford, ln Oran*« oounty, Nannie, who deported for the North last llshed 1 i itlu Monday n ig h t Light refreshment* were Wltnesa my band and the seal of «aid circuit A. D. 1909. served and a good time enjoyed by pi) court, this £ 7 lb day of March. B. 11. Knatascat, (m u .) 33-8 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. Among those jirescnt were: IN S H E W s s s ä « . ^ 'd t d ü r i l ( stu.) O ath Circuit Court Orange County1. By M. L Hart. Deputy Clark. S. F. S A L L A S & C O . Tin, Slate and Tile Roofing Gutter and Galvanized T an ks Repair W ork a Specialty . Corner fir s t Street and Palm etto Avenue Sanford, Elorlda SERVIT) AT WOMAN’S EXCHANGE Every Day After February 19th L B a k e d - C o odo Wect e w ^ Saturday.' Stamping and done. A ll F a n c y work and Materials for same on Sale CRIPPEN’S M U S IC STORE (Railroad Way) �iwäSp,. , _ „ I »09 ||\| SANFORD CHURCHES i * * + 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ +♦ ♦ ♦ 444444444 FROM MACARONI DELTA the Celery *■++++ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 + ♦ ♦ + 4 + 4 4 4 * Trote The Herald's Special Correependent City W orship Tomorrow. By W ireless Telephone Where Devout of Miaa Pinky Slimmer! h a t established RESUME O f A l l CHURCH EVENTS I news Items from Traders Point and Bungalow Corners exclusively Tor. the Herald. Of Interest to th o se Religiously In­ The first installment follows.—Ed, Herald. clined— Subjects o f Discourses Unde BUI Slimmer went to Mudsock on for the Sabbath. XV, r « t w i •! tka C l n i d i M la tka City i n E t i n n l y l a m i i l - a kw a< a t l k»l ( A a M a a o t M a i , i i k I 't £ 7 C k m fc ~ H n it la iC a jffi.-a aat latai ik a a T h . r a J i, alitraaad. n r> t McthsUlft business yesterday. f^ tc r Slimmer is learning to ride his new second-hand bicycle. ___ Rer'AX 1louscholder. pa*tor;church. corner Park Elvira Slimmer had a bad cold In her (^u«and r m h ------ --------------------------^H La #vtnue I V K S T ^ r = *2ll: I hcaJ h" nose U much stopped up. avenue an Snadsy morning •«?■«>.•« Hi "■ W ■ __■ ■ ■ I Aunt Mary Slimmer wore her new store 7 00: Sunday school. 0:45 a. m.: Jno. K. Met(Inffr. Supl. Fpworth League. 3:00 Sunday even- teeth to church last Sunday nnd frer im­ Ittg. proved facial expresson wns much obWc begin a revival service Sunday served morning, Rev. W. A. Myers, Conference * Evangelist, will preach at 11 n. m. and ^ lc Slimmer fnmily ancestors came 7 30 p.m . Rev.,Myers will preach every p ver *n the Mayflower nnd have revoludoy at 3:30 p. m. and 7:30 p. m , for-fif- Uoimry blood In their veins. They are all teen dnys. Wc urge all the people to at- ^ H ^ y educated, _ j aerrjee».. am l sQ ljd td h aj» - L .T h e nunrose U u h e u*.-n!;r*»ol,say operation of all Christians. ____ [ yo&terduyaud shone with m u c h warm S u n d a y s d n w l;- B t 9 5 H ff8 T K u siib je e l- [e J fu ljtc n t'e d u rin g th'i» fnr<-m»in ~ h i.; a la s Peter and Cornelius. Epworth League, a t 3 p, m.. Topic : The Lowly Pomp of Zion’s King. Come nnd let us make these services profitable.. ’ 100 miles down ,lhc const through a very fine section that can grow vegetables. Some Idea of the Increase of shipments from Sanfonl can be gained when it Is known that In 1899 there were only four refrigerator cars shipped out of this town; It 1900 it had only grown to 100 cars; while for the seoson of 1907-8,1,193 cars were shipped. It is now estim ated that In ten years there have been shipped 5.000 cars of celery, cabbage, lettuce and cauliflower from this station. The first car oi celery shipped from here was sent by B. F. A J. N. Whltner. Copt. Whitner is a pioneer in the business— New York Produce News. Full SPRING SUITINGS JUST RECEIVED M ake Your Selection From Full Pattern Pieces G. -A. R. General O rders Headquarters Department of Florida. G. A. K., Gainesville, Flo.. March 1. 1909. General orders No. 1. L With gratitude to my comrades of the Department of Florida, for the expres­ sion of trust conferred upon me in my election as departm ent commander of Florida, Grand Army of the Republic, at Prices Will Astonish You u,eA0t]L?tin“9L?M?An)preicid.J ______ Petersburg. Feb. 17,1909,1 hereby assume command, asking for the undivided support ■nf'niy cnmFnires In tTti d e p a r tm e n t.___ 2 . ' The headquaiterauf-tho department are established a t Gainesville, Fla. 3. The following staff appointments are hereby announced. F. Prescott Bullock, Post 25, Gainesville. 300-308 FIRST STREET, SANFORD, Asst. Adjt, Gen'L and Asst. Q. M. Gen’L Henry Marcotte, Past 11, St. Augustine, Department Inspector. John Sqheurer, Post 3. Key West. Ju d ge Advocate. Byron W. McLain, Post 29, Dade City, Chief Mustering Officer. Jno. P. Porter, Post 31, Interlnchen, Sen­ ior Aid-de-camp. They will be obeyed and respected ac­ ES TA BL IS HE D 18GB cordingly. By o r d e r .________ Jju irs SkiNWMW Department Commander. Are Offering Any nnrf A ll Kinds of Florida F. Prescott Bullock, Aast. Adjt.'Gen'l. the clouds gathered nnd It rained to beat the band nil the afternoon. ■ Sudden changes seem ta be written on alt things., ns the poet Byron snyp. Ike Pilcher, who sot for his picture yes terday, was unable to look pleasant be The P e o p le 's C o n s r e t s tl o n s t cause of sitting down on n carpet tack. Rev. R. L. Kirkland, pastor; Sunday morning - servire. 11; evening am iMe.'T:90; p rayer mtStlng Doc Spltzfndden was called over Wednesday. 7:00 p. m.; Sabbath school. 10 u. m Sorrento last night to see Amos Gilcuddy'i j. C. Knamitiler. Superintendent. Sunday will be n|great day a t our church. wife who ruptured the calf of her leg climb At U a. in. Dr. DUly will deliver o short ing a barbed wire fence. Doc says she sermon on the subject: 'T h e Water of won't be able to use it with much alacrity Life." Following this will be a public re­ for a long lime. ception of the new members. Quite a Two families in Bungalow Corner« have number are to be b a ptized a t this service. ordered built tubs to I«*- jmt tn their houses The Lord’s supper will also be observed. by the time warm weather sets in. and Sunday night the pastor will preach there is more or less gossip about such from the subject: “ Salvation in reach of extravagance on the imrt of the families Baseball goods, at Fcrnuld'». Complete every man." With this service our revi­ We won't give names at present. ncwJlne._____ -----------%----- -------01-2 val meetings will nhwOr—------------------- *Juke Gilchrist's fnmily all took baths in We want to thank the pastors nnd mem­ their new hath tub Inst Sundu'’? morning DR. HOUSHOLDER bers of other churches for their helpful coRushing the season (little hnint you operation during these_metAlngfl__ QurJ b a te ! DENTIST Sunday school, which meets nt 10 o'clock Ask Nancy HufTstetter how about her extends nn invitation tei persons not a t­ Phone 141 new beau, don't mention SUe Stuckey's Rooms 23. 24 an-I 23. Piro Bid* tending elsewhere. name unless you want trouble. Sile sot SANFORD. FLORIDA up with Nance Inst-Sunday night-and firs t Baptist Rry. I W, Boyd |>a*l or "Sunday morning serv­ hasn't nerve enough to sja-ak to her once ice. II:rvrnlm) service. T:(K); Sabbath school. U TS the entire evening, llruce up. Sile. JOHN SNEAD a. m-jPr. J.T . Denton, Supt.; B. Y. P. U. Sunday at 0:30 p. m.. Jl. E. Tolar, Prest.; prayer meeting Your eorres|)omlent has recived a note »very Wcdneidny, 7:30 p. m. ARCHITECT Preaching by the pastor both morning from Mose Stuckey ordering The Herald 113 W. Flral Street and evening. Morning subject! "Some ■topped. Last week we alluded to his .'Phone 165 daughter Lib a» being very short-walstcd — S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A — ■ Thing the Pastor W ants the Church Lu Knagft1’ Evening subject: "The Young and readheaded whereas we are reliably People and the Church." Sunday sch<H)l infonned that both of the girls are very ANDEW JOHNSON nt 9:;i().' B. Y. P. U. at 6:30. A cordial long-wasted and have blonde liuir. We hope our npology Is accepted as we hate invitation Is'extended to all. ATTURNEY-AT-LAW to loose a good subscriber like Mose. Practices in Stata and Faderal C o u ru . i h / cC ro ss E p isco p al Tootsy Ann llybnrger lias been induced Rev. II Il f. F, Ilnhrn, llittrn, irrctor; A, I>. Key. senior war- to accept the position of hired girl in Jim M G T BuildinS. _____ Phone 248 drn; Sunday morning service. 11: evening service, 7:30; Sabbath acht*)!. Ii:43a. m .; B.:YiWhUner, Ftnkldner's boarding tirmsc. Tootsy Is the prrrptayer lint-ting. 7:30 Wednesday evening soprano singer in the Hardshell church. THOMAS EMMET w i l s o n A Sanford tough named Bell. P re s b y te rlu n ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Rrv J. F. McKinnon, pastor; morning service. Got full and proceed to raise It----- 1 II; evening service. 7:00; Sabbath schndi, 0:30 n. AT-LAW He picked fuss with his dad. * -V» , . * '■ ta : Henry McLaulln, S u p ti prayer meeting Wed­ nesday, 7:30 p. m. .ate Stele Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of Got soaked on jnw real bad Florida On Sunday, the pastor. Rev. J. F. Mc­ And be set up a h----- 1 of a yell. Kealdrncre. Sanford and Sylvan Lake Kinnon, will preach at II a. m. and 7:30 Jim Hoplight has resigned bis i>ositioii P- m. At the morning service the sacra­ as hostler in Bob Wilkins' livery stable ment of the Lord’s Supper will b« adm in­ GEO. A, DeCOTTES and is going to teach elocution and dan­ istered. All aro cordially invited to in­ cing nnd educate people for theater act- ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW tend the services. ing. Jim 's ancestors were all actors and Practice in S u te and Federal Courts his dad died on the stage doing a trapC a th o lic > F°x. rector; services every second and peze act at the request of the sheriff. Welborn Block Sanford. Fla lourth Sunday; early mass, 7 o. m .; mass and ser* | T>.~A. -CALDWELL Sc SONS ROYAL TAILORING Re a l ■— H aykube . FLORlbA T he Marks Estate Agency Real Estate at as Low Prices and on as Reasonable Terms ^As Can be Hod Anywhere. onice on Park Avenue, between Flrit and Commercial Streets, Sanford, Florida ^ ■ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ^ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + + + + + g S |> ^ ^ 4 y ^ ’ GO C A R TS c; non, to a, m.; Sunday achool, 9 a. in.; vespers. 3 p. in. Line Of t The latest out is the E N G L I S H C A B % We have a new line just ♦ in and the low price will make them go. Come in and see them______ ______ * w j* S A N F O R D F U R N I T U R E CO. «::0» "T f # ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ + + + + ♦ ♦ •> + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ + + + + + + + ++++<•+++•>•:—> + + 4 4 4 4 4 + + + ï D r i n k a B o t t lo o f j G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R Manufactured with pure distilled water—they will prevent illnees, tld digestion and give you health BUTT Palm Sunday—Sunday school, 9 o. m.; CELERY GROWERS’ RAILROAD DR. Blessing and distribution of palms, mass T h o S a n fo r d C o c a C o la B o ttlin g Co., S a n fo rd , Fla. DENTIST ond sermon, 10 a. in. Sanford Farmers Build and Poy For Monday—Instructions for children 3 Road Into Their Fields Room 13 --------------------Pico Building ^ILJH..Wuy of the Cross, 4r90 prrn:— ----" ^“ SanforiL FlaTTMarch 23.—If prices con­ SANFORD. FLORIDA' J A C K S O N V IL L E tinue us good all season as they have up GREAT IS THERMIT to the present time, the railroad here owned exclusively by the shippers, will be extend­ DR. R. M. MASON New Material that Heats M etal ed four miles. The corporation is the Sanford-Everglades Railroad Co. When the DENTIST CHORUS OF * ; Thirty Seconds. Thermit Is the name of a new German celery fields began to extend from the sta ­ Welborn Block . Phonê 19 invention, being In . the form of coarse tion here, the growers tried to induce the Sanford. Florida powder and by its »«* m etal can be Iteat- f Atlantic Coast Lina to build a spur into With Mrs. Corinn« RISar-Katsay, aoprane; Navada van Sar Vaar, alia; Read for welding in thirty seconds or less. the celery fields so growers could load Millar, lanar) Oustal Helmqulaf, ba»p_ At dm A. C. L. »hops the new m aterial without hauling such a distance by tram. A. C. HART The A. C. L. refused to do so, as they said was given a trial last Tuesday and It The New York Symphony-Orchestra Conducted by | l*»ved n great success:' P art of a heavy It would not pay, and a sth e re was no oth­ S U R V E Y O R AND DRAUGHTSM AN LrvtU oj and Ctu»»-Srctiooln| to* DrsiasS* frame under one of the engines had been er road entering the town that was avail­ a Specially able fur the eastern markets, the growers bruken^iiccfsiltallnga welded Joint. In­ F o u r C o n c e r t s , M a t in e e a n d N ig h t, A p r i l 18th a n d 3 0 t h SANTORO. FLORIDA stead of taking the engine ajuul. taking would have to ship over the Coast Line. A iacriair membership*, good for one raserved seat at each concert. IS 00. Make application The growers took the m atter Into their °ut the broken bar and putting it In a now m book» close April l»t. and retuU r tax office rales then prevail. < Foods must accompany applications own hands and at present have five miles forge for welding, the two pieces were W. G. HAMMONÖ T . T . E L M O R E , 1 0 6 M a i n S tr e e t, J a c k s o n v ille , F lo r id a welded with the bar In its accustomed of the road through the principal celery ' ARCHITECT place, by the use of th erm it A small fields. This road coat about $30,000 and tnetal box was placed over the Joint, and, is all paid for. It was open this year for Office with M um il fc Minshew after being heated to the right tem pera­ the first lime, and It is a great convenience Flou Iluid Block ture. the thermit and boiler cuttings were to the growers. They now load directly Poured in and when all was ready the onto the cars. Even after the road was P°ur was made by touching a h o tlia r to built, the Atlantic Coast Line refused to do foe mixture^ J o s ta n t Uia.whole Ilia awllnhing ins th a l—d t l u i l WHB8BT" C L E A N 8 A N D P R E 8 8 E 8 ~ Bifiu Was at white heat and the welded a charge. To Dvergome this, the company SURVEYOR oml CIVIL ENGINEER . joint was successfully made. This plan leased an engine of its own. and now does Ladies’ Sk irts and Gentlemen’s Clothing 801 U m Sq---------Phon« 270 saved the time and expense over the old Us own switching. Our Monthly Rate for Club Only Already the celery growing has led to SANFORD. FLA. tuethod upon this one Job a total of $100. an extension of the railroad About two Master Mechanic Stevens Is well pleasGiving you twelve piece8 a month. We will call for and deliver your *** w*fo the experim ent as he Is very miles, and when the other four miles are SANFORD LODGE, No. 27. L 0 . 0. F. clothes once a week. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. —r anxious to improve the facilities of the added this fall, as is likely to be done, it Meets every Monday night a t 7:30 in Ma­ will cover nearly all the celery fields. 'T he at all times. sonic llalL Visiting brethren are cor­ growers claim that if prosperity continues dially invited. W- S- Baldwin. Secretary. n Gold's Barber Shop 'Phone 60 Park Avenue, North Ftesh Mackerel a t II. H. Hill's grocery there is a possibility of building this Uns SPRING MUSICAL FEST IV A L 250 TR A IN E D VO ICES WALTER DAM ROSCHj , Sanford P ressin g Club $ 1.25 M. P. LIPE, Manager. nm M ■ » .* »a TAjéI �Everything Good Everything •• Good •• To Eat •• Orange County and her Good People will appreciate the Good Values offered only by •• SANFORD GROCERY COMPANY We Invite your Attention to Comparative Prioes in_Quant.itv.. Quality and Brand The Goods will Tickle your Palate, the Price will Suit your Pocketbook 2! • 0 Three 3-lb. cans Nanticoke Van Camp and Pet Brands . •# of Evaporated Milk, these J| § 0 Tomatoes Mfor - , • £ ...... _goods have always been— • • •. 0J.One 2-lb. can Corn, one 2-lb. 9 ^ sold 5 and lOe straight. •• • 0 can Peas, one 2-lb. can We offer them at this sale JJ 0 S — Tomatoes, all for ' • z 6 small or 3 large cans for 25c • • 0 2 Olive Oil, regular price 35c. Per doz. cans. small size our special price jj 50c; large size per doz. Regular 60c grade ' - ■* 50c j Compound Lard, the regular Regular 90c grade ' _ - %75c • * \ price 12 l-2c, our special Dill Pickles, regular price price 10c. In 50-lb. lots 25c per doz., special price 15c W. W. STRIP! ING, Manager Fresh Saratoga Chips daily Royal Scarlet Corn, 3 cans 25c Per quart SANFORD G tÓ C E R Y CO. I From time to time you will see this pagg advertisement keeping you posted in prices on * , . "*■•*» » * * i * i * a * i * a **;« ____ ^ ^ •• ^ U • • ^ Everything : W I T i l n i l ■ • •Phone No. 68 - Sanford, Florida* Good To Eat || •• 0000***#* �r«wï»Î rr* TUE IN SANFORD— Lift u Worth Living Number 34 NEWS Of THE WORLD HERALD SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY. APRIL 9, 1909 Spanish-Amcrlcan wnr. died last Saturday rnejon and ai had both legs crushed. He afternqon at Puerto Real, Spain. He wiis 70 years frfiikkh with n fellow worker n t the was frMWking of age. * „• - Si time nnd did not notice the approaching For the third time the darn at Grand engine until it struck him. The engineer Items of Interest Gleaned from Chenier, Louisiana, was dynamited last The General News of “The Land saw the men. but supposed they would City Council Holds An Interest* Various Sources week. The dhm cost $100,000, and was of flo w e rs” get out of the way, and consequently did In* Meeting built to benefit and protect the rice grow­ not attem pt to stop his engine. ers. At th ejn eetin g of the state portioning HAPPENINGS DJJRING t h e w e e k The entire jury In the criminal court at |CULLED f ROM THE STATE PR ESS board last week, not a pardon of any kind IMPORTANT MATTERS New Orleans was discharged Inst week by was granted. the judge because he considered the mem­ Tampa is to have another large cigar An Epitome of the Week's M o st Im Here the Readers Will Find a Brief bers unfit for their duties. factory. Regensburg & Co. of New York, Grade For Street Paving established portent Happenings In the Historical Spring Flowing A recent tire In the hold of ihe Ham— Reports of Treasurer. M arowners of one of the largest factories in State's Demain. For Hurried Readers ------------shai and Inspectors— — hurg-American line steamship Sarnia, Uie world, hove decided-to transfer their For sending In "a false alarm of fire in business to Tampa, and have secured Council convened in regular session on Because Joseph Macnluse, a banker In caused the death of (he quartermaster und Jacksonville, J. J. McPherson was finerr location In thè cigar-producing section of April 5, 1909. Members present Vttc _____ _ Chicago,' refused to comply with letters five laborers. 'Tieinalftffrtlf W.OOO,- a bom tr was MpfolTNr ' “Airexplosion Iff the EHiO mlnr.Clinrles- S5WT or three m o n t h » i h s t Y f f ^ "T h e building will be 2G0 feet H— R- •fitevm n TX-<L» -Thresher; CT H T “ South Jattksouxitie. bn» '-voted against long nnd three stories high. "’TnW offfce recently, wrecking "the. front tewn. W. Va.. last week, caused the death Will" COST Ev«n*rW.-H: Hawt7fl? R. Cam iim S Pu * issuing bonds for improvements leston'nnd II. P. Driver. Full hoard. of six miners. ......... of the building. The banker escaped in­ $50,000. There were no petitions and no com­ W. H. Hubbard, a long-time trusted em­ jury. Bursting of n water main in Pittsburg, The schooner Martha, laden with oil munications. — ploye of the Tnmpn Tribune, died last week Two of the smallest people on earth are I'a., recently, flooded St. Johns cemetery, wns partly destroyed by fire at the wharf An ordinance establishing a bend) entertaining the pcopI£BFih£HBN!C" The.' In Tampa last week. ----- ■>»_____ had * te rtr.d rrJ t. mark and fixing the grade lines for First of friends and was a general favorite. gentleman, Lord Robert; is 21* year# old much nthetftlnintigc. Lakeland is suffering from a water fam ­ and 20 indies tall, and the lady, Queen A. E. Benson of Omaha, Nebraska, and ine this week, caused by a break in the street wns placed upon Us second reading. A backward step has been (ukenhythe Resolved. That the Bond Trustees be InCharlotte, is 19 years old and 19 inches Indiana legislature in repealing the cigar- A. M. Kitchen from Georgia, have bought pumping machinery. About an hour's use stnicted to^uu regular -p a v in g ' brick T o $250,000 worth-of iandln IhimBTttcounty oTwater per day is all th at will be per­ -tail. eue-tnwr fill in the space between curbing nnd The piers of the Havana Central railwuy Miss May Melzer of Kenebec,S. D.,drew | comprising several hundred acres, and will m itted until repairs are made. sidewalks on First street. Carried. at Hnvana were destroyed last week by "first choice" at the United States-land go to ruising fruits nnd vegetables on an Adolph Hull of Akron, Ohio, w)h> was a Resolved, Thnt Mr. H. P. Driver he . fire, entailing a loss of upwards of one lottery at Trippcounty homestead opening. | extensive scale. winter visitor in Eustis, died suddenly last granted (ha privilege to fill in the space The Great Council of the lude|>rndent week of henrt failure. He hnd been out between tile curb of sidewalk bantering million dollars. April 1. She is 32 years old, a fanner . While on her way to school recently: school teacher, and will manage her own | Order of Red Men of Florida, held Its an- fishing d few days before nnd hnd caught the Sanford House with dirt and plant nunlI meeting In Miami this week. a lruuUlhut wtiiglied uver twaive pounds, trees in said-place.— Carried.-----------:----_____ Miss Annie Mnngano, n school teacher In ranche. B. F. Dorsey, postmaster of McIntosh, and In binding it had over-exerted him­ New York, was shot and killed by her Resolved; That the wonting on the The military prison at Fort Leavenworth; father. SIm pnd her mother had both left Kansas. ,wn» burned April I. There were | committed suicide Inst week by cutting self. nnd It Is believed it wns this that back'or the city voucher-he changed to caused tiigi death. home beenuse of the hnital treatm ent and about 800 ¡irlsoners confined in enclosure Ids throat and shooting himself. read a s folio Ws: ■’ . non-sup|>ort by Mungnno. "This voucher shall become n warrant Thè Herald is on sale nt T. J. Miller & hut none were injured ur_guLaway—-The . A UutuLof seven negro burg Inrs was nr on the city treasurer when nudkedjihd Son's store, and the City cigar store. Wthfi'fltencd war “betw een Austria prison was built in 1858, and cost $(¡5.000. rested in Pensacola lust week. numbered by tfiiTcIiy clerk, approved by snaservla hag- been postponed by the The bodies of the man and woman who nt least one member of the finance com­ SUNDAY SCHOOL TRAINING advice of the groat powers. lost their lives by the ca|>sizing of a sail­ A fJTV BACKED BV FARMS m ittee and countersigned by the presi­ The convict lease system in Georgia is boat in Tampa Buy during the recent hur­ no more. The prisoners will now he used ricane, have been identified as those of All Who Arc Interested Should Attend dent. (or p rrsid w ^ pro tein.J of the city S anford's M ost Valuuble Asset Is The council. ^ This Meeting to make good roads for the state. Capt. Charles Stiger and wife. Vegetable Industry There will be ¿teld in the main auditori­ This Warrant is receivable for city There lias been another "slip'' at the The Ponce de Leon celebration in St. Factories nre a valuable adjunct to a um of the First linptist church, Tampa, taxes by the collector, regardless of Ha Gatun dam on the Panam a canal, some city, nnd are almost indis|>ensahlr in de­ Augustine last week wns u great event April 20, a Sunday school training school. numerical onler. 300 feet sliding totheeastw nrd and sink­ veloping the growth nnd future prosperity. und highly entertaining. It is the desire of those hack of the move­ "This warrant will draw interest at the ing about thirty feet. The regular annual quarantine against ment that every Sunday school su|ierin- rule of six |(1) per cent (ter annum to the Greater than all the factories, however, Is Rear Admiral Converse, U. S. N.. died in u good farming section that aids in build­ infected |lorts is on nt Pensacola. / tendent. teacher nnd worker who cun pos­ date of its actual paym ent." Washington last week, aged 05 years, ing up ami making permanent the city. A number of burglaries were reported sibly do no, he present. The Baptist Sun­ Resolved, Whereas the Bond Trustees Tile French tank vessel Juies Henry, Neither panics nor strikes can retard the in Daytona last week, the most noted one day School Board of Nashville,Tennesitee. hnve contracted the work of paving with running between PhlintlefBtiq .a n d Cette, growth founded upon the rich farming being at the residence of E.L. Shear, where are furnish 1tig us with the very best talent vitrified brick First street beginning nt exploded last week, near Marseilles, am i country, nnd to this renson Isttscrlbed the the intruders seeuretMHO in cash and n obtainable In the South In the iiersoiv'bf Sanford avenue and running to the west Rev. B. W. Spillman und C. E. Crosslnnd; side of Myrtle avenue fifty-five feet from was lotnlly wrecketi. Twelve of the crew growth of Sanford nnd the surrounding gold watch. were killed. territory. Prof. P. H. Rolfs of the agricul­ Toe lnde|ieiidciit line of steam boats ply­ also Arthur Flake, a Sunday school expert curb to.curb, and thence to French ave­ licrliert L Swift; son of the founder of tural c^|>eriment station, comments upon ing between Tampa and St. Petersburg of Mississippi. We hope that all interest nue thirty feet from curb to curb; there­ the Swift packing com pany.Jias been de­ this feature. He calls utnuliion to a fuel has been tk>uglii by the Favorite lineiieo- ed in Sunday school work will attend. If fore he it Resolved by the city council of Sanford , you will send your name to C. E. Burns, clared insane, and sen t'to an asylum in which cannot Ik* disputed tliut cities with­ ple, and opifftsition ceases. Tumixi, free entertainm ent wifi he pro­ tliut the abutting jimjxTty owners along out the hacking of ilirifty farmers living Chicago. W. H. Tina-tts. proprietor of Uclmunl vided for you. nnd your only expense will the north und south sides of said paved in their neighborhood and trading ,'Vlth hotel. St. PeVcrshurg. died Inst week, aged Seven men killed nnd nine injured is their merchants nre sure to fall belling in 58 years. luIHjU‘ar Her days he hud been he traiiB|Kirtntion. All interested In this street he und nre hereby assessed twothe result of n dynam ite explosion near wealth, development and importance. a prominent newspaper man in tho east­ great work are chrdlully invited to attend tfilrds of the total cost of the paving of Chillicutlie. Ohio, lust week. said street. Carried. this meeting. Sincerely, They are certain to be outstripped tiy their and northern states. lor violating the internal revenue laws sisters which are more fortunately si lu­ ern > • Louis E n t z h in o e k , Marshal's report as follows, moved, sec­ A (ire in Pnlhtka lust Saturday destroyed at the Cascade distillery, neur Tullhumn, ted. onded and carried to he filed: Baptist Field Secretory for Florida. Term., 5,000 barrels of whiskey were Marslinll’s report fur March, 1000. The conducting of farm ers'institutes in­ the gas light and power, plant. Loss be­ One Kate For Advertising seized by revenue officers lust week. Fine* A tw xm l tiy Muyur . ... spire increased activity along the line of tween four and five thodsand dollars. ........ The following from a Nehrasku pai>er Hunt!* Fur (riled Dunnellen was visited by burglars Inst Last week, at Montgomery, Alabama, agriculture and teaches, at the same time, fountl Fee» fur February ....... " " ** March .................. more than 1,000 white persons attended the science of cultivating the soil, so that week, und in their efforts to escape arrest regarding advertising rates is the same the funeral of Boh Gordon, n one-armed it may yield its fullest return. The suc­ oae of them was shot and killed. Papers plnn being followed by The Herald: S e n lr iK M a y o r. . T * S u t p e n d r d l^rf ---------oo.oo ''The so-called foreign ad. problem Is »Turimi negro. He wns a ferrym an on the Ala- cess of one farmer In n neighborhood in­ were found on the dead m an that it is (re­ over tu County 2 ......... 113.IMI alwnys before us. Some newspaper men Lac a u e d ....... ........ ................. 2Ü.IMI banrn river, and had saved many people duces others to settle and take advantage lieved will lead to the arrest of an organ­ In fail and Street* 310 day* 135 0U have tried to cut it out, hut there is good Served Ca»h and Balance ............... ... . 242,UU from drowning. A son of Gov. Comer wits q s jo f the opportunities offered. The good ized hand of thieves who have been operbusiness In It if it Is worked right. The Total 11- 'vWirk goes on with every year of Iwuntiful I ating in that vicinity for months. disappointed in not being one of the (will foreign advertiser will pay your regular N u in tier A r r r t u bearers.' crops until nrepB once almost unpopulated Running water hydrants for watering D lv c lm rSn l ____ rates if you have the circulation to w ar­ The Marconi wireless station at Port become thickly settled, and cities within horses hove been established in Jackson rant it and tho sand to stand by your Mwleii, Novo Scotia, hasestablishedcom ­ whose sphere of influence they are located | ville at seven places. guns. But you must have both. He Treasurer's report as follows, munication with Paris, a distance of over reap the benefit of the results. Miami is to have a new city hall at a wants publicity. He must hnve It. He seconded nnd carried tu be filed: 3,-iOO miles, the greatest distance ever cost of $17,650. feeds it nnd his business would die with­ Treasurer's report for March 1901) Tor the Benefit or the Library reached by^wm J^jj,,, The South Atlantic League baseball out (t. But he iiHist know your circula­ IVuuIr* Bank . . . . . St‘8J.72 The concert to lie given next Wednesday Flrtt National Bank 309 113 Fire^Y rort Worth,Texas, Inst Saturday, night at the opera house, under the direc­ Iseason opens next week. The Jackson­ tion, and it must he large enough to war­ Ainuunt in Sate ... 143.Ill 738 34 v ille first game will tie played April 15. destroyed about 200 buildings, causing a rant him in paying your price. tion of Mrs. Fannie Munson, promises lobe tUODTaae* Cullerteil........... *7,339 05 # loss of >2.500.000. No newspaper of general circulation l.lrrniea. IMS to 203 ........... 93 30 The J'alnlkn is to have postal free delivery, Sanitary -Cuil«v*iu«<i . ; - . — Xlt.7tt"* ought-w> salt. The main building of Scion Hail College. proceeds will go to.the library association, [begihniug June 15. •UUbfiU t re* in February .. than 10 cents per inch each insertion, hut 1‘vund _ South Grange, N. J., wns burned last week. and the concert should receive a liberal Found Fee» In March. . . . . The pustufilrent Lake Helen wus entered there are some of the foreign advertisers G an BUI City Band ................ Loss 50,000. patronage. Following is the program; lust Saturday night. Nothing of Import­ who cannot uffonl io pay that much on a $7 Dcilnqent ta x Cette 22 S a ls te lc c t la n i Mrs. Lester Wullack, widow trtrihe great ance was trdien. the burglars evidently lnterr»t............ ................ circulation of le u than 800. Therefore, V«-*i—Mr« Ida Hoy. Metro Soprano; Mi» actor, died last week in New York, aget Frank. SopranBTMr. Frank Woodcock. Tenor; Mr. having beernfriglitened away. it seems that the thing to do Is to let Total 84 years. td i a r Hamilton. Burl time __ 43 Voucher», Amount .................... Harvey FiJwler. one of the best-known them stay out. V ioun — Mlas Triune Intere»! on Voucher*............................... Kr-ttxm—Mr*. May Bette Maxwrll.MUt Kerim An attem pt was m ade last week to de young men « T a m p a , committed suicide "You cannot afTurd tu charge your local Amount In Fir»t National Bank ......... , r-SOOSAHUZ Amount 1‘rwplr* Bunk ............... ...... »troy the $350,000 viaduct being built at Tuesday morning. Melancholy wns the merchants twice as much as you do some Alinomi In In S ate....... ....... ............... Ol ■- *..............»u in «a ii Hoboken. N. J . Nitroglycerine was used Eliofili U Bulletins—Plano and V loJInx..... . . . Sohrelder cause. Chicago or Ncw Yert houie. That I* not — Mrs Ine* TKa i k w i MUi Tria—, Mr. ■ Wad*.—■ -Cuuiparativety little dam age w as done to County division is being agitated by the fair. Your local m erchant is your stan d ­ The Wood Phteott j ............................Liza Lehman the structure, hut nearly every window Ttit Swallow» J ................. Cow*n people of Dade county. by. His patronage keeps you in business MU» Frank Sanitary report os follows, moved, sec­ within a quarter of a mile was shattered Ttir Tar*' Soni—Mate Quartet la .......... r.ttsllon and without his support you would not be onded and carried to be filed: The steamer Wanderer has been totally Mr Edwara WoudrulLMr. Frank Wuodrock. An effort is being made to have all read­ Mr. Edtar Hamilton. Mr. Gears« Derry wrecked on Money Bank key on the lower in it. He is the man who should receive Report of Sanitary Inspector for first tehee...... ..... ....... ing m atter for fhe bikitl ca/ried free in the HumnruuiSkrMr* East Coast. The crew escaped in small your favors If you have favors to extend. quarter. 1009. May Belle Maxwell United Statesm ans.', Salary of L. Bay lock, sanitary w a to n ....| .......... MUaJriune........................'* * boats. Cagle* Procure a Hall Horae Feed.j...... ........................ . In the first three mbntii* of this year, Sundown..... ............... ... ............H*nry Parker David Alexander, the negro who killed Cleanlni up Trash (2 m en) ...................... Mr. Freak Woodcock. Celery City lodge of Eagles have secured Extra Wa«on.............................................. the people of New York city paid $17.Mr. Malcolm Wade. Violin Policeman Carter in Pensacola last Satur* a hall in the Stone-Gove block, and will C»y In s p e c to r.,,.................. .................. TheTUe oiLUe-Sorvi Trio.......... . ... Jacob# 798.098 for street car fare. and Notices............................ Mr*. Mary Symmea, Mr*. Ida Hoy, MUa Herrick day, was taken from the police station by put It In good it rape at once. The former Ordinance* Hep» to Closets.......... ............. . The Soul oflh* Violin....j . . . ........ a party of masked men about 3 o’clock 'anuary Cash . *.-—4248 00 ____ A copper nugget weighing nearly 1500 ball la the city building was not satisfac­ ebruaty CashCoMected., MU* W ife -___ _ ___ Collected............ 17.00 poundiTTBeing" set"from Alaska to Seat­ jlpjipy Dfiyi•••• • • • • * • • ■ » * •• *»sifiwliSay Monday morning and hung to q ^ p o le ln tory, and the Eagles are so strong, and March Gash C ollected................ 29.7» B alance............................... 458.911 ___ _ ^ n fessll gaining new members every day. Urn tthey ^Mr*tlaicoim Wade. Violin Otfigsts ] __ the public square. The negro tle to be placed an exhibition. ^ The S cout......... C.‘ “ p*n* I to .killing the policeman.- The .p arty fit are obliged to have mure room In Which Me. - - -Gnvr genwsA- Cosgrove ■'of ■WseldngtoU Jj****1J lynchers were orderly, and no disturbance to spread their wings. In the near future •Hid last week. was crested. the lodge will build a beautiful temple Two trained cats, one a beautiful Mal­ Alex. Bowman, the wife murderer, died tin t will be an ornament to the city. Cel­ Mr. Joe Hamid. tese weighing 38 pounds, have been added Is Palatka jail last Saturday night, of con­ ery City lodge Is one of the largest in the , 10 die Bronx xoo in New York city. Notice sumption. ‘ - =■ '»■■- — fta te . 'ailfl uuiiiben'WTOng’TTnHMTiWTT The last of'the United States troopsleft Finest carnation plant at big reduction Edward Crawford, a yw ng man em ­ •dme of the most prominent citizens of ^Uiia n tfih e first of this month. for the next thirty days. Choice $3 per Sanford and the celery delta. Vice-Admiral Cervera, commander of doze«- Call and see me. Celery avenue. ployed In the Seaboard Air Line shops in Jacksonville, was run over by a switch When you have ah item of news call dw Spanish fleet th at was destroyed by Dr. Aldridge's garden. engine in the company's yard Saturday phone No. 148. —Mrs. E. R. Ratuit . d*e Atuercan fleet off Santiago during the 33-3tp ALL AROUND FLORIDA LOCAL LEGISLATION � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1909 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 02, 1909; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f4cf359912df264fc62388852b05c0b8.pdf 6224d56da73b773d16d3480e590ff577 PDF Text Text Everything Good Everything •• Good •• To Eat •• Orange County and her Good People will appreciate the Good Values offered only by • • SANFORD GROCERY COMPANY We Invite your A ttention to Comparative Prioes in_Quant.itv.. Quality and Brand The Goods will Tickle your Palate, the Price will Suit your Pocketbook 2! • 0 Three 3-lb. cans Nanticoke Van Camp and Pet Brands . •# of Evaporated Milk, these J| § £0 Tomatoes Mfor - , • ...... __goods have alw ays been— •• •. 0J.One 2-lb. can Corn, one 2-lb. 9 ^ sold 5 and lOe straight. •• • 0 can Peas, one 2-lb. can We offer them at this sale JJ 0 S — Tomatoes, all for ' • z 6 small or 3 large cans for 25c • • 0 2 Olive Oil, regular price 35c. Per doz. cans. small size our special price jj 50c; large size per doz. Regular 60c grade ' - ■* 50c j Compound Lard, the regular Regular 90c grade ' _ - %75c • * \ price 12 l-2c, our special Dill Pickles, regular price price 10c. In 50-lb. lots 25c per doz., special price 15c W. W . STRIP! ING, Manager Fresh Saratoga Chips daily Royal Scarlet Corn, 3 cans 25c P er quart SANFORD G tÓCERY CO. I From time to time you will see this pagg advertisement keeping you posted in prices on * , . "*■•*» » * * i * i * a * i * a **;« _____ ^ ^ •• ^ U ^ • • Everything : W I T i l n i l ■ • •Phone No. 68 - Sanford, Florida* Good To Eat || •• 0 0 0 0 * * * #* �r«w ï»Î rr* TUE I N S A N F O R D — Lift u Worth Living Number 34 NEWS Of THE WORLD - Si Items of Interest Gleaned from Various Sources HERALD SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY. APRIL 9, 1909 Spanish-Amcrlcan wnr. died last Saturday at Puerto Real, Spain. He wiis 70 years o f age. * „• - ALL AROUND FLORIDA For the third time the darn at Grand Chenier, Louisiana, was dynamited last week. The dhm cost $100,000, and was built to benefit and protect the rice grow­ ers. The General News of “ The Land of flo w e rs ” HAPPENINGS DJJRING t h e w e e k The entire jury In the criminal court at |CULLED f ROM THE STATE PRESS New Orleans was discharged Inst week by the judge because he considered the mem­ An Epitome of the Week's Most Im Here the Readers Will Find a Brief bers unfit for their duties. portent Happenings In the Historical Spring Flowing A recent tire In the hold o f ihe HamState's Demain. For Hurried Readers hurg-American line steamship Sarnia, For sending In "a false alarm o f fire in Because Joseph Macnluse, a banker In caused the death of (he quartermaster und Jacksonville, J. J. McPherson was finerr five laborers. ________ Chicago,' refused to com ply with letters rnejon and ai afternqon had both legs crushed. He frfiikkh was frMWking with n fellow worker nt the time nnd did not notice the approaching engine until it struck him. The engineer saw the men. but supposed they would get out o f the way, and consequently did not attempt to stop his engine. A t th ejn eetin g o f the state portioning board last week, not a pardon o f any kind was granted. Bursting of n water main in Pittsburg, Two o f the smallest people on earth are I 'a., recently, flooded St. Johns cemetery, entertaining the pcopI£BFih£HBN!C" The.' gentleman, Lord Robert; is 21* year# old much nthetftlnintigc. and 20 indies tall, and the lady, Queen A backward step has been (ukenhythe Charlotte, is 19 years old and 19 inches Indiana legislature in repealing the cigar-tail. eue-tnwr The piers o f the Havana Central railwuy Miss May Melzer o f Kenebec,S. D.,drew at Hnvana were destroyed last week by "first choice" at the United States-land . fire, entailing a loss o f upwards o f one lottery at Trippcounty homestead opening. million dollars. April 1. She is 32 years old, a fanner . While on her w ay to school recently: school teacher, and will manage her own ______ Miss Annie Mnngano, n school teacher In ranche. W. H. Hubbard, a long-time trusted em ­ The schooner Martha, laden with oil ploye of the Tnmpn Tribune, died last week wns partly destroyed by fire at the wharf In Tampa last week. ----- ■>»______ had *te r tr.d r rJ t. of friends and was a general favorite. Lakeland is suffering from a water fam ­ A. E. Benson o f Omaha, Nebraska, and ine this week, caused by a break in the A. M. Kitchen from Georgia, have bought pumping machinery. About an hour's use $250,000 worth-of iandln IhimBTttcounty oTw ater per day is all that w ill be per­ |comprising several hundred acres, and will mitted until repairs are made. go to ruising fruits nnd vegetables on an Adolph Hull o f Akron, Ohio, w ) h> was a |extensive scale. winter visitor in Eustis, died suddenly last The Great Council o f the lude|>rndent week o f henrt failure. He hnd been out |Order o f Red Men of Florida, held Its an- fishing d few days before nnd hnd caught nunlI meeting In Miami this week. a lruuUlhut wtiiglied uver tw aive pounds, B. F. Dorsey, postmaster of McIntosh, and In binding it had over-exerted him­ |committed suicide Inst week by cutting self. nnd It Is believed it wns this that caused tiigi death. Ids throat and shooting himself. New York, was shot and killed by her The military prison at Fort Leavenworth; father. SIm pnd her mother had both left Kansas. ,wn» burned April I. There were home beenuse o f the hnital treatment and about 800 ¡irlsoners confined in enclosure non-sup|>ort by Mungnno. hut none were injured ur_guLaway— -The . A UutuLof seven negro burg Inrs was nr W thfi'fltencd war “ betw een Austria prison was built in 1858, and cost $(¡5.000. rested in Pensacola lust week. snaservla hag- been postponed by the The bodies o f the man and woman who advice of the groat powers. lost their lives by the ca|>sizing of a sail­ A fJTV BACKED BV FARMS The convict lease system in Georgia is boat in Tampa Buy during the recent hur­ no more. The prisoners w ill now he used ricane, have been identified as those of S an ford's M o st Valuuble Asset Is The to make good roads for the state. Capt. Charles Stiger and wife. V egetab le Industry There lias been another "slip '' at the The Ponce de Leon celebration in St. Factories nre a valuable adjunct to a Gatun dam on the Panama canal, some Augustine last week wns u great event city, nnd are almost indis|>ensahlr in de­ und highly entertaining. 300 feet sliding totheeastw nrd and sink­ veloping the growth nnd future prosperity. ing about thirty feet. The regular annual quarantine against Greater than all the factories, however, Is Rear Admiral Converse, U. S. N.. died in u good farming section that aids in build­ infected |lorts is on nt Pensacola. Washington last week, aged 05 years, ing up ami making permanent the city. A number of burglaries were reported Tile French tank vessel Juies Henry, Neither panics nor strikes can retard the in Daytona last week, the most noted one running between PhlintlefBtiq .and Cette, growth founded upon the rich farming being at the residence o f E .L. Shear, where exploded last week, near Marseilles, am i country, nnd to this renson Isttscrlbed the the intruders seeuretMHO in cash and n was lotnlly wrecketi. T w elve o f the crew growth of Sanford nnd the surrounding gold watch. were killed. territory. Prof. P. H. Rolfs of the agricul­ Toe lnde|ieiidciit line of steamboats ply­ tural c^|>eriment station, comments upon ing between Tampa and St. Petersburg licrliert L Sw ift; son o f the founder of the Swift packing company.Jias been de­ this feature. He calls utnuliion to a fuel has been tk>uglii by the Favorite lineiieo, clared insane, and sent'to an asylum in which cannot Ik* disputed tliut cities with­ ple, and opifftsition ceases. out the hacking of ilirifty farmers living Chicago. W. H. Tina-tts. proprietor of Uclmunl in their neighborhood and trading ,'Vlth hotel. St. PeVcrshurg. died Inst week, aged Seven men killed nnd nine injured is their merchants nre sure to fall belling in 58 years. luIH jU ‘ar Her days he hud been the result o f n dynam ite explosion near wealth, development and importance. a prominent newspaper man in tho east­ Chillicutlie. Ohio, lust week. They are certain to be outstripped tiy their and northern states. lor violating the internal revenue laws sisters which are more fortunately si lu­ ern > A (ire in Pnlhtka lust Saturday destroyed at the Cascade distillery, neur Tullhumn, ted. the gas light and power, plant. Loss be­ Term., 5,000 barrels o f whiskey were The conducting of farmers'institutes in­ tween four and five thodsand dollars. seized by revenue officers lust week. spire increased activity along the line of Dunnellen was visited by burglars Inst Last week, at Montgomery, Alabama, agriculture and teaches, at the same time, more than 1,000 white persons attended the science of cultivating the soil, so that week, und in their efforts to escape arrest the funeral o f Boh Gordon, n one-armed it may yield its fullest return. The suc­ oae of them was shot and killed. Papers negro. He wns a ferryman on the Ala- cess o f one farmer In n neighborhood in­ were found on the dead man that it is (re­ banrn river, and had saved many people duces others to settle and take advantage lieved will lead to the arrest o f an organ­ from drowning. A son o f Gov. Comer wits q s j o f the opportunities offered. The good ized hand of thieves who have been oper11- 'vWirk goes on with every year o f Iwuntiful I ating in that vicinity for months. disappointed in not being one o f the (will bearers.' crops until nrepB once almost unpopulated Running water hydrants for watering The Marconi wireless station at Port become thickly settled, and cities within horses hove been established in Jackson Mwleii, Novo Scotia, hasestablishedcom­ whose sphere of influence they are located |ville at seven places. munication with Paris, a distance o f over reap the benefit of the results. Miami is to have a new city hall at a 3,-iOO miles, the greatest distance ever reached by^wm J^jj,,, Tor the Benefit or the Library The concert to lie given next Wednesday F ire^ Y rort W orth,Texas, Inst Saturday, night at the opera house, under the direc­ destroyed about 200 buildings, causing a tion of Mrs. Fannie Munson, promises lobe loss of >2.500.000. The The main building o f Scion Hail College. proceeds w ill go to.the library association, _ South Grange, N. J., wns burned last week. and the concert should receive a liberal Loss 50,000. patronage. Following is the program; Sals telcctlani Mrs. Lester Wullack, widow trtrihe great V «-* i—Mr« Ida Hoy. Metro Soprano; M i» actor, died last week in New York, aget Frank. SopranBTMr. Frank Woodcock. Tenor; Mr. 84 years. td ia r Hamilton. Burl time cost of $17,650. Th e South Atlantic League baseball I season opens next week. The Jackson­ v i l l e first game will tie played April 15. # J'alnlkn is to have postal free delivery, [ begihniug June 15. The pustufilrent Lake Helen wus entered lust Saturday night. Nothing o f Import­ ance was trdien. the burglars evidently having beernfriglitened away. Harvey FiJwler. one o f the best-known An attempt was made last week to de young men « T a m p a , committed suicide »troy the $350,000 viaduct being built at Tuesday morning. Melancholy wns the Ol ■- *....... ....»uin«aii Hoboken. N. J. Nitroglycerine was used Eliofili U Bulletins—Plano and VloJInx........ Sohrelder cause. -Cuuiparativety little dam age w as done to — Mrs Ine* TKa i k w i M Ui Tria— , Mr. ■Wad*.- — ■ County division is being agitated by the The Wood Phteott j ..........................Liza Lehman the structure, hut nearly every window Ttit Swallow» J ................ Cow*n people of Dade county. MU» Frank within a quarter o f a m ile was shattered Ttir Tar*' Soni—Mate Quartet la .......... r.ttsllon The steamer Wanderer has been totally Mr Edwara WoudrulLMr. Frank Wuodrock. An effort is being made to have all read­ Mr. Edtar Hamilton. Mr. Gears« Derry wrecked on Money Bank key on the lower ....... ing matter for fhe bikitl ca/ried free in the HumnruuiSkr tehee...... ..... East Coast. The crew escaped in small Mr* May Belle Maxwell United Statesmans.', boats. ......... MUaJriune......................' * * In the first three mbntii* o f this year, Sundown..... .............. ... ...........H*nry Parker David Alexander, the negro who killed Mr. Freak Woodcock. the people o f N ew York city paid $17.Mr. Malcolm Wade. Violin Policeman Carter in Pensacola last Satur* TheTUe oiLUe-Sorvi Trio.......... . ... Jacob# 798.098 for street car fare. day, was taken from the police station by Mr*. Mary Symmea, Mr*. Ida Hoy, MUa Herrick The Soul oflh* Violin....j . . . ........ a party of masked men about 3 o’clock _____A copper nugget w eighing nearly 1500 MU* W i f e - ____ _ ___ • • • • * • • ■ » * ••*»sifiwliSay Monday morning and hung to q ^ p o le ln poundiTTBeing" set"from Alaska to Seat­ jlpjipy Dfiyi•••• ____ _ ^ n fessll ^Mr*tlaicoim Wade. Violin Otfigsts ] ___ the public square. The negro tle to be placed an exhibition. ^ The Scout......... C. ‘ “ p* n* I to .killing the policeman.The .party fit Me. - - -Gnvr genwsA- Cosgrove ■'of ■ WseldngtoU Jj****1Jlynchers were orderly, and no disturbance •Hid last week. was crested. Two trained cats, one a beautiful Mal­ Alex. Bowman, the w ife murderer, died Mr. Joe Hamid. tese weighing 38 pounds, have been added Is Palatka jail last Saturday night, o f con­ , 10 die Bronx xoo in N ew York city. Notice sumption. ‘ - = ■ '»■■- — The last o f'th e United States troopsleft Finest carnation plant at big reduction Edward Crawford, a y w n g man em ­ ^Uiia n tfih e first o f this month. for the next thirty days. Choice $3 per ployed In the Seaboard A ir Line shops in doze«Call and see me. Celery avenue. Vice-Adm iral Cervera, commander of Jacksonville, was run over by a switch Dr. Aldridge's garden. dw Spanish fleet that was destroyed by engine in the company's yard Saturday — Mrs. E. R. Ra t u it . d*e Atuercan fleet off Santiago during the 33-3tp V ioun—Mlas Triune Kr-ttxm—Mr*. May Bette Maxwrll.MUt Kerim , r-SOOSAHUZ Thè Herald is on sale nt T. J. Miller & Son's store, and the City cigar store. SUNDAY SCHOOL TRAINING All Who Arc Interested Should Attend This Meeting There will be ¿teld in the main auditori­ um o f the First linptist church, Tampa, April 20, a Sunday school training school. It is the desire of those hack of the m ove­ ment that every Sunday school su|ierintendent. teacher nnd worker who cun pos­ sibly do no, he present. The Baptist Sun­ day School Board of Nashville,Tennesitee. are furnish 1tig us with the very best talent obtainable In the South In the iiersoiv'bf Rev. B. W. Spillman und C. E. Crosslnnd; also Arthur Flake, a Sunday school expert of Mississippi. W e hope that all interest ed in Sunday school work will attend. If you will send your name to C. E. Burns, Tumixi, free entertainment w ifi he pro­ vided for you. nnd your only expense will he traiiB|Kirtntion. All interested In this great work are chrdlully invited to attend this meeting. Sincerely, • Louis Entzhinoek, Baptist Field Secretory for Florida. One Kate For Advertising The following from a Nehrasku pai>er regarding advertising rates is the same plnn being followed by The Herald: ''The so-called foreign ad. problem Is alwnys before us. Some newspaper men have tried to cut it out, hut there is good business In It if it Is worked right. The foreign advertiser will pay your regular rates if you have the circulation to w ar­ rant it and tho sand to stand by your guns. But you must have both. He wants publicity. He must hnve It. He feeds it nnd his business would die w ith­ out (t. But he iiHist know your circula­ tion, and it must he large enough to war­ rant him in paying your price. No newspaper o f general circulation ought-w> salt. than 10 cents per inch each insertion, hut there are some o f the foreign advertisers who cannot uffonl io pay that much on a circulation o f le u than 800. Therefore, it seems that the thing to do Is to let them stay out. "Y ou cannot afTurd tu charge your local merchants twice as much as you do some City Council Holds An Interest* In* Meeting IMPORTANT MATTERS Tampa is to have another large cigar factory. Regensburg & Co. o f New York, owners o f one o f the largest factories in Uie world, hove decided-to transfer their business to Tampa, and have secured location In thè cigar-producing section of 'Tieinalftffrtlf W.OOO,- a bomtr was MpfolTNr ' “Airexplosion Iff the EHiO mlnr.Clinrles- S5WT or three m o n t h » i h s t Y f f ^ " T h e building w ill be 2G0 feet South Jattksouxitie. b n » '-voted against long nnd three stories high. " ’ T n W o fffc e recently, wrecking "the. front tewn. W . Va.. last week, caused the death W ill" COST issuing bonds for improvements of six miners. ........ of the building. The banker escaped in­ $50,000. jury. LOCAL LEGISLATION Grade For Street Paving established — Reports of Treasurer. Mar---------------shai and Inspectors— — Council convened in regular session on April 5, 1909. Members present V t t c H— R- •fitevm n TX-<L» -Thresher; CT H T “ E v«n *rW .-H : Hawt7fl? R. C a m iim S P u * leston'nnd II. P. Driver. Full hoard. There were no petitions and no com­ munications. — An ordinance establishing a ben d) mark and fixing the grade lines for First street wns placed upon Us second reading. Resolved. That the Bond Trustees be Instnicted to^uu regular -p a v in g ' brick T o fill in the space between curbing nnd sidewalks on First street. Carried. Resolved, Thnt Mr. H. P. Driver he granted (ha privilege to fill in the space between tile curb o f sidewalk bantering the Sanford House with dirt and plant trees in said-place.— Carried.-----------:----Resolved; That the wonting on the back'or the city voucher-he changed to read as folio Ws: ■’ . "This voucher shall become n warrant on the city treasurer when nudkedjihd numbered by tfiiTcIiy clerk, approved by nt least one member o f the finance com­ mittee and countersigned by the presi­ dent. (or p rrsid w ^ pro tein.J o f the city council. ^ This Warrant is receivable for city taxes by the collector, regardless o f Ha numerical onler. "This warrant will draw interest at the rule o f six |(1) per cent (ter annum to the date of its actual paym ent." / Resolved, Whereas the Bond Trustees hnve contracted the work o f paving with vitrified brick First street beginning nt Sanford avenue and running to the west side o f Myrtle avenue fifty-five feet from curb to.curb, and thence to French a ve­ nue thirty feet from curb to curb; there­ fore he it Resolved by the city council o f Sanford tliut the abutting jimjxTty owners along the north und south sides o f said paved street he und nre hereby assessed twotfilrds of the total cost o f the paving o f said street. Carried. Marshal's report as follows, moved, sec­ onded and carried to he filed: Marslinll’s report fur March, 1000. Fine* A tw x m l tiy Muyur . ... Hunt!* Fur (riled ........ fountl Fee» fur February ....... " " ** March .... ............ Sutpendrd l^r Mayor. »SenlriKT* . f ---------oo.oo Turimi over tu County 2 ........ 113.IMI Lac aued....... ......... ................... 2Ü.IMI Served In fail and Street* 310 day* 135 0U Ca»h and Balance .............. .... 242,UU Total Nu intier A rrrtu DlvclmrSnl ____ Treasurer's report as follows, seconded nnd carried tu be filed: Treasurer's report for March 1901) IVuuIr* Bank ..... St‘8J.72 Flrtt National Bank 309 113 Ainuunt in Sate ... 143.Ill 738 34 tUODTaae* Cullerteil.........*7,339 05 l.lrrniea. IMS to 203 ......... 93 30 Sanitary -Cuil«v*iu«<i . ; - . — Xlt.7tt"* •UUbfiU 1‘vund t re* in February .. Found Fee» In March..... G an BUI City Band ...... ........ $7 Dcilnqent tax Cette 22 ln terr»t........... .............. Total __ 43 Voucher», Amount .................. Intere»! on Voucher*............................ Amount In Fir»t National Bank ........ Amount In 1‘rwplr* Bunk .............. ..... Alinomi In Sate...... ...... .............. Chicago or Ncw Yert houie. That I* not fair. Your local merchant is your stand­ by. His patronage keeps you in business Sanitary report os follows, moved, sec­ and without his support you would not be onded and carried to be filed: in it. He is the man who should receive Report of Sanitary Inspector for first your favors If you have favors to extend. quarter. 1009. Cagle* Procure a Hall Salary of L. Bay lock, sanitary w aton ....| Horae F ee d .j...................................... . Cleanlni up Trash (2 men) .................... Extra W a«on.......................................... C »y In s p ec to r.,,................................. Ordinance* and Notices......................... Celery City lodge o f Eagles have secured a hall in the Stone-Gove block, and will put It In good it rape at once. The former Hep» to Closets......... ............ . ball la the city building was not satisfac­ 'anuary Cash CoMected., . *.-—4248 00 ebruaty Cash Collected........... 17.00 tory, and the Eagles are so strong, and March Gash Collected...... ........ 29.7» Balance............................ 458.911 gaining new members every day. Urn tthey are obliged to have mure room In Which to spread their wings. In the near future the lodge will build a beautiful temple tin t will be an ornament to the city. Cel­ ery City lodge Is one o f the largest in the fta te . 'ailfl uuiiiben'WTOng’ TTnH M TiW TT •dme o f the most prominent citizens o f Sanford and the celery delta. When you have ah item o f news call phone No. 148. �r. * •A .W . r ■ _ ttlE SANTORO HERALD CURBSTONE GLEANINGS S S S fe T April 9 I90Í, i F lorid a Truck In Canada Ora- of the lending commission mer­ ‘ ed and o lliü lU brutalized in the {tard struggle for a Utile name and a little chants o f Toronto, Ont..' who rrccntly vlsSuccessore’ to N. II. G A R N E K f l i n t have broken into curie# and tear# lted this city on his w ay to Sanford, U Budget of Opinion “ Just Be­ when they have heard even «uch a tong quoted by the Florida Fruit and Produce ai, "H e N ever Care# to W ander From HI# News as .toying that there is o growing tween You and Me" Own Fireside." In season and out o f sea­ demand for Florida produce throughout son good and bad, the vilest sinner gets Canada and that the mining regions o f the EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT most genuine happiness In the wnrm thof Northwest are rapidly developing into one his own hearthstone, though In the con- o f the best markets for all kinds o f pro­ trarity o f human nature, he may wander duce nt good prices, Florida has an abund­ “ A Chlel I» Among Ye Taking Note#, far afield from it, both In hotly and In ance o f land suitable for tmek farm ing— and rollìi. He’ll Prent ’Em"— spirit. . cheap lnnd, too— far more arable land than So Says Sounterer. * Oh, yes, the girl was right: ‘ T h e flre- is now under cultivation, and all capable irgfiF Is the more effective." There be o f producing two or three crops a year A new«p*prr U not altotfeth« publiitird to tell some o f us who would laugh sentiment to with oiir even clininte.— Tim es-Unloo. A Complete Line of Cigars and tobacco tho pro pi« what they would like to know, but ha.« to tlv e much of III »pace to trilint them whnt they scorn. In fact, it Is n common jest, is ami hi to know.—(Iteely. ._ _ sendment, m id'to be called sentimental AGENCY FOR P L O W ’S HIGH GRADE CANDIES a n d 3 1 gala I Carrnpe*dtnet la Th t f l t n l j , Is far more than most beings con endure. R O Y A L SCARLET BRAND OF CANNED GOODS aster, according to m y observations, But, after nil, thank your Maker for I is tbe one day o f the year upon healthy sentiment, for the ability to for­ Hus received a which a goodly number o f the male get material self for the nonce and let the population o f the earth go tochurch. The heart be unreservedly glad, forgetting,with Beautiful Line o f N ew Come and See Us, or ’Phone 39 ladies, t h e y o f course, always live up to not a trace or scorn, even, the hills that this recognized duly. Tho m ajority of are climbed and tfieh ilistobeclim bed,for­ meu, however, are more than apt to for­ gettin g all the "practical." And In the I get the admonitions and precepts o f the end. the "practical" w ill be the better for ___ Sunday s c h w l teachers o f their youth;' to Itrth e day*i^work W ill b e Uie~ lighter for W H Y NOT USE remember but dim jy and at odd times It. and great “ practical" end w ill l>c| d iee x lsten ce o f such things ns the Bible achieved. • • • and to indulge in the luxury o f prayer n* a. I only on lengthyT ouGof-the-ordlnnry oc- 4 W hile bn the fitiestlnrr nt fr-*ü mtm coaiona. The ustmhrmises for this appar­ hnisafifeT wish to remark'that cows are f ent slighting o f the spiritual side o f life not the only transgressors. There are a It 1ms shown mure results fur the Money invested than any other. aro mostly carelessness and excessive number o f people' Id Sanford who keep pressure o f business and worldly affairs several horses and mules In the heart of It will pay you tri etfnmine the Celery Fields where and not that they have ceased to believe the city and as the stables tire in a filthy In Christianity or the churches. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ condition the neighbors hava kicked s e v -l Since the "Robert Elsmere" w ave of ernl times but linve received no relief. skepticism swept the country, it has be-1 Stables arc stables gtid it tra ilers J ittla i* used, Our representative, C. M. BR AD W ATFR . is m Sanford com e-qulle Ihe^ fashion" to T J o s e 'a s ’ on |whether They shelter a cow or a horse or every week. See Idm or write to him at Orlando dr idealist, an agnostic, or to give expression a mule, the house fly lurks therein and |Tile regular Faster opening to atheistic opinions. It Is amusing to spreads his disease Just the same. While hear people talk about "u n belief;" to ob­ the city council is upon the abatement o f I CO. serve how ready they are with comments nuisances don't lake It out on the cow !> Writ* for Booklat. JA C K S O N V IL L E , FLORIDA on tho "phenom ena" o f the fundamental alone but lo o k u p some other stables. principles o f Christianity I * __ _ No citizen o f Sanford or -a n y —other o ily | k k k H W k k »» k k % k » k * k * k » k k W k » » H W w i » k W k k k W w s u w w w H W ’ T i the Resurrection— the miracle day— should be compelled to live through the is but a myth— the last o f the series of summer with a stable nt his very window. pleasing legendary tales o f which the : J1 Creation, the Fall and the Deluge form 4 The railroad w ill probably m ove their the interesting precedents— I believe that i tine and the strops from Sanford and w e , G A R N E R & ROBERTS H A Y A N D G R A IN High Grade Preserves, Jellies, Jams A Com plete Line of Fresh Western Meats MRS. M. L. ALLEN E W H IT E F R O N T GROCERY Painter F e r t i II N O W , A N D $ A V E M ONEY? New York C r e a t i o n s ^ jrpainter,s ^ljio.i:(dLC-elei'4t_Speeial Y TH E March 30th E . O. P A IN T E R * F E R T IL IZ E R Y ou r Patronage is S o licited tin*most perverse dogmatist mnsr nrtmlt thot it has lost nothing in its tw enty cen- turies o f transmission. To-day, even as on the far ’ back uctunl one, it stands apqrt from nil the year clear and white and shining and Is still as it alwnys has been, the greatest feast o f the Christian r ■ church; the day on which the risen God is honored with the rarest exotica the eartii produces; the most Inspired strains o f music and oratory; the largest con­ courses of assemblies. Man can do no J • more than give (lie best o f which lie is — '^possessed. „ W----------- - --= • -------- -— s ■ t -------- |¿]inn nit starve to death because Tpersist I C oihm creThT Sired, Tnknsli Block —9 in kicking against the loud noises o f the Nenr Depot engines at night. Of course this would lie ah awful calam ity for Sanford could +•{••!••5--Î--6* not possibly exist without the Const Line. ' , ■T *— ■ O f course we all wnnt the railroad to stay but those awful noises will have to go and that beautiful coal chute that blocks Celery now being marketed. Selling for gtiod prices several o f our best streets should go. A fter this if the* Coast Lint: wants to go, the chances are that Sanford could manage to exist until some of the other roads COME AND SEE get here. W e love the Coast Line dearly | and havt^done -so-for^ttinny a year. In fact we love her so denrly that we have 4 I see the city council is dead against been tied to boa"«prim strings and were any citizen having a dairy inside the afraid to break loose. city limits. For several months the life But those noises must stop! o f the councUmcn lias been made u bur- --------------------------- ---------------- ♦ ------- — ;------------------------- * J The kind that' Mother _. ____ d a n b r t h e numerous complaints o f tills used to make? nature and now they have decided to 4 The fountains have been' taken out. In fact they have been more than taken abate this nuisance. Of course no one out. They are out so much that we can­ objects to n neighbor having one Cow backed up ngqinst the kitchen window not get a drink at the accustomed places J The Kind That— Looks ------—— where the flies can swarm in the good and w ilH in ve toH o thTrsty until the new + Like Brend, Tastes Like old summer time, but when it conies to a fountains can be placed ia (losition on For Particulars," Call on Commercial street. ? Bread, and is Bread? cattle range on a fifty foot lot even the G. H. F E R N A L D , p r e s . A . T . R O S S E T T E R , V. P r«s. t ______ members o f the church are apt to lose A . P . C O N N E L L Y , S o c ’ y. & T r o a a . their religion and cease to lovfe their 4 The ingenuity qf a rneo o f men with I D ir e c to r * brains is always set to work to render i* The Finest Line of Pasa . H. F E R N A L D J. C. H IC C IN S > neighbors or their neighbor's cows. W . D. H O L D E N A . T. R O S S E T T E « ^ No more can the lacteal fluid be e x ­ nugatory all restrictive laws, and the pro­ ? Jries in the City - F. F . F O R S T E R H. R. S T E V E N S hibition o f satisfying man's appetites tracted from the brindie bovine as she T . J . M IL L E R cheerfully chew# her cud near tlus parlor and pleasures. Here comes the beer tab­ window. It Is back to the woods for let story from Michigan where they nre having all kinds o f troubles in enforcing bossy. Our Wagon W ill Stop A t the county option law: The thirsty portion -rr The Popular Price and o f tlie population has alreudy begun to 4 I nm as far from being an anarchist or Your Door Every Day socialist us any man living, but I try to contemplate the comfort o f a concentrated study tbe situation and uni free to say beer tablet for use in local option countries. that I do like ik. —I nm all the lim e asking "T o us," says the editor o f the Pontiuc Special Rates by the Week First Class S|*ecial Tables Kesertnl l »r I-uiifS myself:— "W hither are w e drlftingT" From Press-Gazette, with some feeling, "the ¥ my standpoint, the industrial situation proposition seems to lie fraught with im ­ is a constant menace and o f far more Im­ mense possibilities, and. moreover, to fill portance than the financial. Too many « long felt want.** In his mind's eye the (Corner Palm etto and First Sts ) ■people fail to realize the fact that the in ­ editor tins n vision which he describes dustrial world o f fifty years ago— yes. with tffitHbal truth o f outline ahd'*eager. j (Caterer to the P u blie) "Im agine the | tw enty-five yeaf# ago— no .longer exists. spontaneous expression. This is the ugo o f Improved nincldnery, pqssItJtniles," headds, with glow ing e y e ) electricity and steam, o f 'p o p u la r educa­ nlid fast-riming pen and quickening pulse, tion and progress. Labor is the under dog. imagine the possibilities o f picking from £ + + 4 + + + 4 + + + + + + + + + + + + < M > + + + ¿ Flowing Wells I Do You .. Rich Land- Cheap ? Want Good, | Wholesome * Í i J .M . W IL L S O N , J r ., Kissimmee, Fla. The Sanford Building & Loan Association W IL L B U IL D Y O U A-HOME J Complete Line of Groceries J. M o n r o e UP-TO-DATE restaurant J. M. ST U M 0 N , . Proprietor i s. F. S A L L A S & CO. GATE CITY HOUSE i! Tin, Slate and Tile Roofing and is getting the worst o f It. This con­ the vest pocket a clear, w hite pill, which, dition o f things cannot always Inst. Are when thrown Into n glass o f aqua purn, is rapidly transposed Into sparkling lager, you thinking about itT • • • .« shuper high or short cut! ot the pleasure | 4 "T h e fire-light is the more effective,' o f the customer." < J. D. PARKER. Prop.said n girl, ns the fittle company snt In " Ach d u -H eb en -A u gu stitier Augustine. | the shadow o f the flickering flam e." "Y es, Scham in it under, Boom and Board JJ.fiO Per pay. I am quite sure d ie fire-light is far,far betMeals, 35c, ter than the moon, even.” 4 Get ready to attend church Faster Sun-1 Of course the girl was right. Ydu may day even if you have not attended since | speak o f the sentiment that ticngeiidcred 8paclal Rata by the Waak last Faster. in the silvery glow o f tnoonlight-rtis po­ s e e f v -p+ . > .¡. + a *.;. ... ! ; tent enough. Indeed, but nothing can bring 4 Easter will come ou tlie 11th. It Is too out the other nature o f a man as can fire­ early to predict Just what the new hats light. when llie room is a m edley o f soft will be like. From tho few young ones lights and shades, which build themselves we huve seen the merry w idow seems to in the brain o f the dreamer to shapes Only Exclusive and ___ have married the derby. The Issue resemcastle walls ami summits o f glory a blas neither parem. Th e 'm illin ers*'w ere' ► [»erfret pence; And, since irian ls lnit a P -T O ^ D A T E B A K E R determined to make something Ihnt would selfish creature and pleases most when • In the City keep anyone from trimming her old hat most pleased— with him self— tie is apt to over and they did i t We make everything known to the trade make ail kind* o f a natural idiot o f him­ — T n e S a u n t e r cr. self in the glowe o f firelight. , •* For the firelight is (lie light o f the man's j Th e Herald ca'q be found a t the store of Full Line of Confectioneries home, and the moonlight ia the light ^o f } ^ S °n atu? Hie City Cigar ... - ..A n d Cigars God's great out-of-doors, humanity's home, Store. While they, can ha: purchased at I The Herald office, we would prefer that ev-1 and is too Impersonal to in itself, qulpken eryone wanting extra copies would pur- ( Free House-to-House Delivery the heart to noblest sentiment. The home |chase them at these-two news stands. Hi h r t A y*. G utter and Galvanized Tanks i ” ’ Repair W ork^a Specialty— ------ ~ 1 Corner First Street and Palm etto Avenue S a n io r d .H o r id a Artesian and Deep Well G. W. S P E N C E R •V . ‘Fhvn* tOS l ip e Telephone No. 60 G. R. CALHOUN Best Fertilizers On Eartii ^ FIRST CLASS CRATE M A TE R IA LS , Sanford, Fla ‘A . Ti >-*'L -A : 1' * « �i-jtjjr, »«.a, Xtv*, -a; money expended, nnd from whnt sourty the money was received. IN THE SOCIAL WORLD In n lengthy treatise of the Convict question Gov, Gilchrist favors setting aside a sum each year for thè erection of a state penitentiary, The convicts were leased this term to the Florida Pine Co for four years ot $281.00 apiece. Uems of Interest Concerning Society People. v f-r . For Good Average Prices nnd Quick Returns Ship to JOHN V. DENT0Ñ & CD. N . ' S ' > N “ '~ It is recommended that there bea thor­ P O IN T S PURELY PERSONAL ough revision of the license taxes. There Southwest Com er W ashington nnd Chnmbers’ Streets are many industries on which this tax Senator Hudson Is President of The bears heavily. How Celery City Vanity Fair Whit NEW YORK CITY Senate and Ion ferrla Speaker The express companies, like the insur­ Away the Golden Hours— RtrEftENCES: Aetna Notional Bank or New York City, or ony Commercial Agency Or The Itonse ance companies, pay but little tnxeé on Social Gossip. and to Hundreds of Shippers vyho ore shipping to them regular With Senator F. M. Hudsou o f Dade property, because, as the report shows, T 'h e Joys and gladness of Easter have I county, elected ns president o f the senate they own but little. It is recommend­ * rent the dnrk and sable curtain o f the anil Ion L. Farris o f Duval county, elected ed that the lic e n s e tax a n t ic express Lenten season, lettin g sunshine and] as speaker o f the house, both being can companies be like that o f insurance corn­ brightness dispel the gtoontjness o f the j cus nominees, both houses settled down ivi nles. such a per cent of their gross penitential time. to the initial business o f what promises earnings. Tiie total receipts in Florida of The paths o f the post-Lenten social) to be one o f the most interesting session the Southern Express Company, for the season are bright with promise, and they of Florida's Inw-mnking body ever held. year ending June 30th, 1808. were $6^5.- will take on that activity which pleases | Safes Agents and Distributors BRANCHES BRANCHES Doth Mr. Hudson and Mr. Farris made 934.15. I understand that this sum does society. Again that realm will have i l SANE0RD CELERY UNION not embrace that part of the interstate merriment, and the dance will hove Its graceful speeches o f acceptance. Chicago New Vork Mr. Hudson's victory over Joseph H. business which would 1« credited ns com­ swuy. Room 10, Pico Block. 'Phone 269 ing to or from Florida. « * Cincinnati Thé weather, up to thè present timh, Washington Humphries o f the twenty-seventh dis­ CRUTCHFIELD & W 00LF 0LK P IT T S B U R G , P A . SANFORD, F L A . has extended a very cordial invitation to Jackson ville trict, was even more flattering than his Sanford SANFORD LAND IS MOVING thettirtrl-ftuytBi11tMiWfPR'^ aWnOHmcs most confident friends anticipated. The the spring styles are such in shnpe and vote was 20 tn II favoring Mr. Hudson, it iuid been j m l i c t g j J>y many that tbe D ver 500 A cres o f Valuable Land Sold inlor that even the most zeaisus devo­ tee of fushiun is a wre hit reluciunt to — * 7 . TUT* W eek " |v e side in- y w ou lin ie n tie. While tiie tourists nnd pleasure seekers adopt them, but this year tliere is no com­ Mr. Farris' victory was also a pleasant ure leaving the other elites “ Th Florida. plaint o f that character. Tiie big sleeve, surprise in the size o f the Vote given him. Sanford has Just alartW Jjo UJ1 up with whichor as ridJtdJguLoJrfcvif-ji woe at the L. E. Robinson o f L ive Oak was ills near prospectors, nnd many o f those who have height of its glory is now mourned and est competitor, receiving only eighteen been wintering at tho different-resorts nrr would *■he gladly welcomed back. The votrsw W ie Mr. F an is received thirty-nine. ending up their tour In Sanfunl. and blly- hats will prove that the milliner's art is -.JamcS.Wj Alexander o f VoIusla received i lis s o m e ' lami _ « e . departing for-their BUlLrqwwrcefnl jt ( Jnveiiiinrr; -but ilie j thirteen-votes. The oath office w a r homes, woman With a light Enster bonnet urid SHIPPERS OF administered in the sennto dy Justice This week witnessed the greatest nè- seal skin jacket and other winter wra|is, U. « T Cockrell and in the house hy Justice activity that has even been known in will not feel more comfortable than u Whitfield. Sanford nlid over 500 acres were sold lite man wijji bin spring headgear accompan­ A feature o f today's session was the first o f the week. Space forbids more ied \ jfa winter ulster, and it is more nnd rlllgihility of L. C. Massey o f Orlando by thun a brief mention o f these sa fes. tills thaw likely (fiat the services at the Senator John S. Beard o f Pensacola. Mr. week. Our next issue will give a detailed churches Sunday morning will not be -Beard based his objection u po n cunsritu- report made more interesting by the usual ex­ _______ . «• tioaul grounds, claim ing that Mr. Massey hibition o f spring suits, with bonnet ac­ + 4-+<-è++ Holly In The Village . is inelllgible because he is nil attorney, companiment. And by tiie wny. w e all Editor Holly, o f The1 Sanford Herald for the rfitlmnd com lifts si on. The oppo­ remember boré- thé ministers and tiie sition, to the objection was led by Hon. was a breezy visitor to the village today. over-pious slsters.iiscd to decry the wear­ Don. C. McMullen td Hillsborough, and He re|Kirts great doings In the city of ing o f the best clothes to church, where the motion o f Mr. Beard was voted down, Sanford. Promises to take us n ride an they distracted the Congregations «m l set Tlieaiew trolly system n l soon us finished. •Mr, Massey taking the oath. the spirit o f envy into active operation. He stood on our brick streets nlul imag­ It was said that the practice was encourFor Secretaryships C. A . Finley o f Imke ined he was in Sanford of tiie future. SANFORD. FLORIDA' uged uy the old imy himself, because The City was selected for the senate and J. He looked up Orange Avenue, where we minister with his words of counsel and ti. Helium in tiie house. Both of these once had a street railway for a mile und admonition could not hold th e ' attention uen have' hod former experience in tills two miles in other directions, tint which o f the congregation so long ns they (had ork. we tore up to give place for our crowding good clothes to look at. It is different RoV. Gilchrist's message, which was TO P P R IC E 8 POR YO U R * uutomoiiiles and sighed for tiie good day now, and to church service •isNglven Ihe submitted unlay, is one o f the most com­ dawning on tiie celery delta. best that every one has. . And wlTy-motT prehensive ever prepared hy a Governor GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES He departed from the country villuge It is a place where honor und praise 1» of this state. to his home city on Luke George feeling when sillptied to HEWITT. , If yon ore not doing given to Him who gave ull things, and a Space forbids publishing entire message. depressed nnd sad that Orlando is so slow business with tills House, write to «hem at once. place worthy of tiie b e s m f words— the In part he touched u|xm the Inflowing that lie could hardly cross the street for best of everything nnd certainly the best subjects: " the push o f autos und people and doubt­ of garments cannot hé out of place, if nc Health—The state census reisirt siiows less lie felt no better until lie arrived on eompanled with proper spirit. the dentil rule in this state to be 6.6 to the spot where there is more room to The Herald gives its Easter greeting to F R U IT AND PRODUCE C O M M IS S IO N M E R C H A N TS each 1,000. in the registration area of spread himself, and sniff tiie uir from the every one, and trusts that the glndness the United States representing the New noble St. George.— Reporter-Star. 10 E. Camden 81., Baltimore^ Md. uf the season will enter Hie TibineiTo f the Hiiglund stales. New York, New Jersey*. The ed ito ro f the Reporter-Star Is rather peopfe. References: Tills Paper and Tliousunds o f Pleased Sliiptiers in Florida —. Delaware and tile District o f Columbia. mixed in his geography. We are nut In Honor o f M iss Clayton It is 17.8. quite so far from Orlando as from Lake Decidedly the m oil enjoyable social 1» V H W W VVW VW m V V W i V V W V V t W V W W W HSSVSS W H S H S S W General Progress— W e ore now produc­ George although his wish is probably event of the season w h s lite dance nt the ing mure than tme-hulf o f the phosphate fnther tn the thought. Orlando's former Sanford House lust Friday night, given by of (tie United States, and more than one railway was a mule cur und can scarcely W. J. Thigpen in honor o f Miss Rose Clay­ Oiiril of the phospliute o f the world. We be compared to Sanford's new trolly line, ton of Atlanta are nccomphishiug satisfactory and in­ if his royal nibs would spend more time Miss Clayton lias been the guest uf her improving Orlando than tiie world ot creasing results in agriculture, horticu sister, Mrs. K. II. Murks, und lias been the ture, manufacturing, and in fisheries; in large lie would be more of n prophet in recipient of many favors during tier so mining, in commerce, in hygiene, in edu­ his own country. Holly's cordial recep­ ouru in Sanford. Being of a sunny tem ­ cation, in hanking, in transportation tion in Orlando expluins tiie story. perament und vivacious disposition, Miss religion, politics und cflmnte; in the jvodClayton lias made a host or friends who T or A d vertisin g Lucky S an ford ucts of the field, form, forest and fireside A preliminary enquiry was received hy assembled Friday night for the farewell Population— "T iie condition of tiie our Board o f Trade tills week iti refer­ occasion. The Sanford House never pre slate is satisfactory. The last United ence to ti co-operative plunof advertising sauted a more entrancing picture, tiie Slates census rojiort allows that the pop­ outlined hy Mr. Percy P. Vyle, o f the hallways, parlors and dining liai) being ulation has increased 35.5 per cent for u r n is h e d Plnns, Specifications und Estimates well known Jacksonville Advertising decorated with palms and vines. the preceding ten years, showing greater In the receiving line were Mrs. H. P. Agency. The central idea of Mr. Vyle's Increase than in nny other stqte except on Applications plan is that if $uniord, DcLnnd, Orlandb Driver. Miss Clayton. Mrs. A. W. Brown, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Idaho. Wash­ and Kissimmee contribute to a central add Mrs. Samuel Puleston. aud tiie guests ington, Texas and Montana. fund, larger space could lie obtained and were made welcome upon their arriva). Tiie Declaration of Rights Declares: greater prominence given to the varied A t nine o'clock the celebrated Stilinoti “ No man shall be deprived of life, liberty resources o f each of these flourishing lo- orchestra struck up the gtruinsuf u march, or property, without due process o f law." raljries situated in the “ Heart.of Flor­ and, led by Mr. Thigpen Bnd MissCluyton Tiie j jure food law should be umAklcd ida." the merry dancers executed »e v ira i figure#, so that tbs sheriff, his deputy, oren V coti * TITe same enquiries huve been received and then swuug into a rollicking two-step 113 First Street -Ü W L aLabia »tumid have authority to drew T>y tiie BouFiIi oTTrade o f DeLamJTOrlan­ iu*d"the dance was on. From then unti) I samples aud send samples at tiie ex|>ense do and Kissimmee, and it is upon thii the midnight hour the dcUghtaof the terp-1 uf the state, to the state cl|enilsi. This nature o f the reipective Boards' replies »lettore were Indulged lu, aud litsplred b| would be especially ben eficial' in deter­ that further outlining o f tiie' plan reita. . the strains of the orchestra, even the el mining promptly the difference between Mr. V. W. Gould, secretary of the De- derly folks were gay. In the spacious hall "soft drinks'' und intoxicating drinks. Land Business Men's League, has spoken a large bowl was kept filled with delicious Tiie following recommendations of the favorably o f the plan from a personal punch, a lu prohibition, and here the guests railroad commission are concurred in: " A standpoint; as for Tiie Herald, we cer­ regaled themselves J n , the interim of valid law requiring separate passenger tainty speak a careful consideration of damqpt. '■ ~ 1 ' '' ' — coaches for w hile and negro passengers.' thtrpian. us w e believe Mr. Vylp to be Among the out-of-town guests wert? “ A iaw em powering the commissioners to exceptionally capable o f handling .It to Misa Antoinette SJeuunan» o f üriundo prescribe Joint rates for railroads and the benefit o f Sanford, having known of Miss Platt, MissGettier. Misa Ingraham water carriers." " A law making penal him and his work for a number of years. and Miss Wright, and Messra. T iff Ham ­ lies iniinsed by the commission liens on mond, Dr. McElroy, Frank Cuernsay and Ter Test Days Only Frank Myers o f Orlando. •be property o f the carrier, until they are Ten acres o f celery land on Celery ave­ Paid, or until they ore determined in Over sixty guests were present, and this — N. If. Gaknzk . fsvor o f the carrier." Tire object o f this nue, at a bargain. delightful occasion will Jpflg Unger in thé is that, in ense a railroad, should go into memory o f those participating. important to InVeitbfs the hands o f a receiver, the penalties may Miss Clayton departed bu t Tuesday fur Tracts of land^if t f 2, 3, 8, 10, 40, 70 be 1we served. “ A law making tire powers acres, at prices $300. $500, $650. $800 her In.me, to the regret q fb eftp a h y friends, I .. uf the commission in some instances and $1.200. at Altam onte Springs, Or* wlio hope to have her visit Sanford again 1' [ nexl'teason. more specific," thereby saving iaw suits. ange county, Fldrlda— the roost desIrabT' v '( Ta Subscriber» There is no good reason why telegraph residence or winter home location i ' A n order«/ the PostoMce Deportment, corn iS>nics should not be placed under the- angd county. Pure water, high roAing operation o f the railroad commission. land o f best quality, interspersed with Washington,.D. C , .effective Jan. 1.1808, . The primaries are too expensive. The innumerable d ea r water lakes; one of provides that no delinquent subscriber isw should be amended so as to provide the moat healthy locations in South Flor­ shall be carried longer than three months, STRONG LINE Of CHILDRfN’S SCHOOL SHOES giving as a reason that the department is ■ public clause. It should require at least ida. A pply to N. H. Foqg, furtilvilng ä low rate o f postage on (rewo­ every candidate and Some specified work­ Tiie Latest Fall Styles in Ladies', Gent's and ChiidrenV Shoes 2 3 -tf . .. • A lW Q P tf Spring«. und does" so Tor the benefit o f # ers to certify to the public, under sbitabl« 7 Just Received Î subscriber who pays for his Baseball gtxWs. at Fcrnuld's. Complete penalties at some tim e previous to said G h trse & C o . Florida Fruits ~ l. General Insurance Agents t ORANGES, HEW ITT & OO. | SNEAD & VENABLE C O N TR A C TO R S A N D B U IL D E R S ill 5 Repair Work Promptly Done C IT Y CIGAR S TO R E Best Line ef Cigars and T o baccos in the Newspapers, the aroouiU of n e W 'lib * 31-2 and Periodicals FRANK L WOODRUFF 3! election, a statement o f Magazines Sanford's paper, Exçjtuiy.e Shoe Sto». t ■ll" �taBSasHna i ■TMTt* -**T***-V* *1*L<7W ai -• . ■* '*'. * THE SANFORD IIERALD THE SANFORD HERALD , r-■■.* J S -f • »»* ».r • ^ *1 - ■■' v- ., *! •* ,» ■*, a v, \ 4■ V; ■ L ITTL E NEED FOR IMMIGRATION The editor o f f u r H ckald In form er years I wus a most enthusiastic advocate of im ­ I'uUUbrd Evrrr Ktldar Montini al Sanford. Fla. migration for Florida. His location at R. J. Ha l t , Manatlnd Edit« the time probably suggested the trend o f] thought and had much to do with this advoiacy. Whether rnaturer years and Entrrrd a i acoond-daaa mall matter Autuit 22nd. wider experience has taught us better or 1908, at the PlMtoOlc» at Sanford. Florida, whether the very different aspect o f the [ under Act of March 3rd, 1879. Sanford section has changed these views Purhant Ad vrr tiling Company, Jockaonvlll«, Rcp- Is a question. Probably thedditer reason reaentatlve. has wrought the change. - T h e recent ar­ la r c e jo c k ticle In the Times-Unlo.n.whlle applying 001« HrU Floor In the HI»hop Block. Pint Street to certain . sections certainly do P *V *-’ < *- ™ Telephone Bo. our c a s e in any particular. .T h e Sanford section is not In need oM m m igratlon and Governor Gilchrist w ill not stand for the b y immigration Is meant • the bunch o f former wholesale pardoning o f criminals. foreign * **■hl—1 ^ ' _________ frowsy-headed brigands' from countries who look upon America as a The citizens o f Perry have bonded for dumping ground for all kinds and castes S30.000 f o r street improvements and thq^ have become undesirable citizens In sewers. _______________________ » • their own country. Sanford h n s 'W 'd for the settlers from our own Am erica, :: The Tam pa Tribune states that a skate people who are not now making and factory will be established in that city. So w ill Jacksonville mid every other wet never will make as much money where they are residing as they can jn Sanfi ch y in the state. Be-they o f foreign descent, pcophPw tio Glaring headlines In several state pa­ have resided in Am erica long enough pers read, "Tallahassee Is dead.” W e to respect ond hold dear the stars and thought Tallahassee was just about to' stripes. People who arc dcslrousaf wrest­ take on new life for sixty days at le a s t ing a living from the soil and* i f handi­ V O I C E O f- T tiE - P E O P L E capped by means to {xirchasi^ land are ___1 K 3 B W S W * M ^ F | -1" >i— willing fo work for. wages »until -they can 6111101 wolM get a start in .iiftL ..^ u iio a i..h a s m i poor prefer (Tog fennel to celery I To the bowLetters and Communications on 7 wows with dog fennel I W e prefer celery. lands to g iv e -a w a y and in a few years Wilt bCTl)Ut,Httle for sale, Sanford = Various Timely Topics. Sometimes w c can raise our ow it-*»’K dU i ItrfrtrtTrftfie category o f Florida sections -ila T C T to co rd . where there are eleven people to the square mile. The general rule here is a COLUMN DEVpjJJ) TO PfjQft! T he H erald offers no advice to fam ily foow w eryflv c hcres -o f -H m ri *and . . ■ FJurula. legi^ aw r® » - W * - « « i l y mh within ________________________________________ _ this august body o f Inw makers to _get t while we welcome the strangers________ ----- bJfy— no iom eU ilngu nd then cul it o u t ! our gates and needTuindreils o f tliein. w e l l n This D epartm en t w lii be" Found llie V iew s, Opinions and Com m ent |do not want the heterogenous innsses and let us forget iL who are looking for free lands and free o f P r a c tic a l W riters . J A Next Dopy tn ____ I Post Office M EN S ’ S T R A W H A T S ;3 - — l a te s t M IL L IN E R Y Next Door to Post Office, s ty le s .- — L O W E S T PRICES Gorgeous Display of Up-to-Date Styles by Expert M iM ners METTINGER’S r t J R C i l A S t B l i s lN E s s property p ffm m rd C /H fctl* PaV >5ì f T lV gffZ iF rtta JOHN " À CTSKe a D R U T H T H T >y;>r 7 ‘ For Lòcatlon ‘ .. rr 'r,,une,fl5 H3 W. Fir« Sunt Ifm anyone opines that wu»»»u»u Sanford §'■ property m w|>vs * Jf p j, ** ri /\ n is not movIng^nd^bfihtflfrB n _ _ _ _ _ _ ’ C K I DjA a days visit to the city ond a glance nt some o f the sales w ill convince him o f :.r .r : :£ c is A try property is bringing fabulous prices. ATTORNEY.AT-I.AW This week Dr. Puiestnn ntid Dr. L. R. Phil (V K ik m n S u » II,a ips purchased the fram e building at the M. G. T. Bui Ming* corner o f First street and Park uvenuc Hunt 241 for $18,000. The budding Is two stories and has two good store rooms on the first We deny Bro, Howard's allegation about |board, anil T he H erald (trobably voices E rra ta knocking Orlando. The editor o f T ile the sentiments of other sections of the To the Editor of The Herald. A TTO R N E Y a n d cou n skllo r “ Honor to whom honor," etc. I said in Philips now occupies one o f the store -H ckald has n ever-been a knocker._ Our state. * A T-LA W my article Inst 'week that the idea ol rooms and L. P. McCuller the other one dear brother o f the Reporter-Star Is rather | EASTER erecting public fountains on First s(reei The price paid seems n large one, but Lale StHte Attorney ¿eventi» judldil Cl/Oilt d thick heuded about taking u joke. riu/kim— j Tomorrow the season o f penitence ends. was conceived by some o f the prominent' Messrs. Philips nnd Fulcslon 'r e a liz e d Resident*», Sanford and Sylvan L it, The season o f song begins Sunday. Fash­ Hon. F. M. Hudson.has been chosen as ion smiles her prettiest and dons her "Indies" o f Sanford, Your types made the value o f the location and the rapid President o f the Senate and Hon. Ion L. mopt charming gown.- The cloud that for m e sny "citizen s," simply. L et it be dis­ increaso o f property values and -triiUe the e Farris: Speaker o f the House. Both arc forty days and forty nights has rested tinctly. understood that I meant to honor building la frame, the location \ v ir y llie-noble Indies w1h>- in their solicitude ■valuable and the new owners expect to A TTO R N E Y and COUNSELLOR at L\W " b le men and w ill fill tliçw posiüons with lik e - a pall o ver the reilglou|-World, has honor to themselves and the state. been dissipated by the Easter sunlight. for the comfort o f the thirsty public, ini­ erect o handsome building o f artificial Practice in State and Federal Court» tialed tills worthy movement nnd Tnlsed stone in tltfc near future. The world sings "A llelu ia ," and nature the most money that came from any one Welborn Block Sanford, f U The banks close today for another boll- smiling Joins In refrain. Easter will aoS elling th e E m an cip a tor source for the purpose. The term "con ­ day. If this continues It will soon be the tually be hero, with all Hint the festival R. A . Mills, o f Arcadia, is in the city structive com m ittee" should read "con­ custom for the papers to announce the implies. this week extolling the merits o f the Eman­ struction comm ittee.’. days that tins banks w ill keep open. HowThe celebration o f Christmas is enjoycipator, the attachment for sewing ma­ — A. E. P hilips. ever, ii they inaugurate new holidays in ed by mankind everywhere, but as n reDENTIST chines, the use of which obviates the foot recognition o f Christianity there will be |llglous festival It hardly compares with S cien ce and Religion l>ower and the muchine can be operated Room» 23. 24 and 2*> Pirn IIU< I'f.uorltl no protests: Easter. The birth o f Christ was n won­ by one hand, Mr. Mills lias secured the To the Editor of The Hr laid : f . . « Hi derful event, o f course, to the world, but SANFORD, FLORIDA Recent local sermons on progressive county rights for fourteen counties and The patriotic Sanford Herald Is agitat­ his resurrection means fully us much (o having more than he can hnndle is desir­ ing a Fourth o f July celebration. "Long mankind, if not more in the lesson it thought suggest the following: The atomic theory,or nebula hypothesis. ous o f diposing o f the Orange county m ay she wa,ve."— Volusia Co. Record. teaches to old and young. The fact of , • And a special invitation is hereby ten­ the birth o f a being that was to save the is thè belici tliat all thè mnttercomposlng rights. There is no doubt about the quick 1>FM 1ST dered to our Volusia couDty friends to world is important^ in that it impresses thè present solar S ystem wns prjginallyin 1scliing power o f thè Emonclpator as it is thè fòrm o f gases or utoms. The inove-1 somcthlng thnt evcrybody in thè land come over and help celebrate. W e have upon us the magnitude o f the events that Room 13 Pico Building By the use o f llijs contriv­ some important questions to discuss that surrounded the beginning o f the end of inent o f these atoms or difierent particles should have. SANFORD. FLORIDA of matter causes friction, heat and a (trac­ ance much of the arduous labor o f the will mean much to both counties. Paganism. The resurrection signifies tiiat tion. Whirling masses ofin a tteror nebu­ sewing machine is elim inated and Mr. the soul, like the Son o f Man. never die». The Sanford Herald now write? it $an- It is like The beginning o f a reform con- la whirlpools formed and threw ofT large Mills should lie able to dis|xisc of the masses o f stars, The sun waasuchucen-|eotm ty rights nt once, ' ford— Tampa Herald. t rusted jr it h theresultsaltereof.---------ter o f nebula, anil our earth ¡Bits offspring D E N T IS I Trim's ail right. The Herald's got no N ew Telephon e S u b scrib ers The number of suns in solar space, and ends on us. _W e can write it $turke and Plume IÜ W e lb o rn Block J. D. Letson, residence 298. The Wauchulla A dvocate is eight years! their satellites cannot be measuredLby ps our Strawberries are here to back' it up old nnd growing in every way. Long life |/ind may reuch to infinity. ^ N. H. Garner, residence 174. Sanford, Eliirnl.t W e'd just like to see The Herald spell to Editor Goolsby. Joe Cameron, residence 200. . Evolution tells the history o f the life of . celery that way.— Starke Telegraph. il. J. Starling, residence 200. man on earth from the time it was first Can't do it. But celery nieuus salary I>r. O. W. King, office 201. Bro. Howard o f the Reporter-Star has I able to support life till now. Itisth esto ry and we can write it Salary-. K. R. Murrell, fnfm 2 40—1. called the governors hand on the convict o f man's progress from n lower species to j S U R V E Y O R A N D D R A IN ;!! ISMAN lease system, and like ail others who at­ a higher— from darkness into lig h t Tony F Stilar, residence 70. What a noisy city Sanford promises to Leveling nnd CfOM'SectUmlng for Dutnil# tempt to paliate lids great wrong, the A t Uie present rale o f cooling of the sun I James Mougliton, residence 177. a S|»rilaity become— Sanford Herald. W hat is there governor puts up a very weak defense. niul earth, geologists figure that theearlh Dr. J. N. Robson, office 203. In Sanford to make u noise— Tampa •_____ 4 S A N F O R D . F 1. OK I D A Tills question w ill never beBcttled until it w ill be able to sustain life for ten or per­ IL E. Tolar, residence 2(f0. Tribune. is settled right, and it w ill never be set­ haps one hundred millions o f year’s— nt Dr. Cecil Butt, office 202. * The wheels o f progress, dear Tribune, tled right as long ns the boodle o f the least beyone the needs o f the present genD. G. Monroe, residence 203. "a n d they will make a noise despite the M. S. Scott, residence 207. fact tiiat they are b d nr o U e d “ 7 v T y day I ° f lh09c I " aUon' ARCHITECT Mrs. Nettie S. Bradshaw, residence 200. nnd we are not using Standard oil either who have influence with the (towers that I If there is no personal consciousness of bo. "The state needs the m oney." |d ie soul after dsath, at least the soul in Just Sanford push and elbow grease. Office with Murrell & Mindiew Mra. Mary Ann Sullivan, who was born death is inergod into the great unconscious on the battlefield o f Waterloo, died recentPigti Half I HimI Since Sanford's wonderful success at |wliole o f nature— into the livin g Goid. County division by the present legislacelery growing a great many towns are Though this Union o f science, and faith U y ln Mich., ngedi 03 years. . lure can hardly Tie expected at any o f tbo seeking to become competitors, but the I m ay h e new to saute, it J # all-Sustainlng. The Herald furnishes engraved visiting (whits whore it is desired unless preceded cards at the same price asked in Jacksoncelery city is likely to hold Its prestige Kant suftl two things filled him with cease. or accompanied by reapportionment which for many yeury to come, even If they do I less aw e — titf starry heavens nlmv, l^llr. niul-Kaw-^oritr— --- cannot be m ade justly as things-now-arr. SURVEYOR ¡mil CIVIL ENGINE slcrjr lit Tallahassee.— Taiiu- the moral luw within, ~ XXX1T Creamery Butter I n r i a b s at It loukl Vt’ry luucliiTs'-ntough the counties 601 Klin SL Ttiunr * TS iutssee Democrat. I -T h e two polar forces—right and wrong McCullcr's New Store. desiring'division must .wait until the con­ Very true, Bro. Smith, but you can't I — God and devil, are always with us, and SANFORD. FLA stitution may be amended In a way to Manchester, Ga„ is to have a new cot­ equalize representation in the legislature. fool the trade on the real uxtide. San- while one may not reach perfection by ton iniU to cost $230,000, ond completed ford celery leads the world and the great- trying to do right, he need only do wrong |(n October next, Mkv Niiru Sam B kaushaw est advertisement for Sanford is the tml-1 to leurn its sdr-dettructlvencss. The special edition o f the SL Augustine Mrs. W. G. Trotter and Mrs. fL CL Titus tat ion tiiat is foisted upon the market .--J .V . W u iu sn . Record edited by the members _qf__lhe BRADSHAW o f Syracuse, N. Y., were in the city on under the "Just a i good" sign. Tbe only Press Association was an honor to the Monday. Arrival and Departure of Malls OSTEOPATHS way for other sections to make good is to Effective November Fifteenth. profession. Numbered in the ranks of A company with a capital o f $80,000,ship their products from Sanford and get Arrive 1 rum the Florida pencil pushers are some o f North......... 7 00 a. m.. 2 05 p- nt., 5 40 p. m Sanford, Fit. the label. Over Newlan's South.... .................... / 0 0 a. in , 2 3 5 p. m. 000 lias been formed in N ew York city to the brightest intellects and the biggest Tampa onijr. . . ............. ........I t 33 a. m. build a inovyng platform su bw ay.Tltuavtllr branch........... S 00 a. in.. 6 40 p. m hearted people In the world. A nd what Ladles Take N o tice Oviedo branch................... ......... 10 30 a ni, A re you a subscriber to T he H ev a u i T " S A N F O R D LODGE. Nt). 27.1 0.0. F. a galaxy o f bright and shining lights they Trilby branch................ 7 00 a. tn , 1 10 p. rn. A lbert Grpmllng. proprietor o f the lonTavares branch ................................I 32 p. m. Bake days, Saturdays and Wednesdays, formed when bunched together on one •oriol parlors in the Pico block, opposite Leave Fop Meets every Monday night nt 730 inU»* paper the pages o f the Record demon­ the express office, announces that he is North— ......... S 32 p. tn.. 0 00 p. m. at Woman's Exchange. sonic Hall. Visiting brethren are «** South . . . .^ .1 0 3 p. m.. 3 30 p. m.. 9 00 p. m. strate. Three villages and nine miles o f ra il­ now prepared to do ladles' hair-dressing Tltu»vllle branch............ 0 00 a. m , 2 25 p. m diully luvited. W. S Baldw*. road were destroyed by the bursting o f a as welt as ladles' facial massage. Experts Seaetsry. Trilby branch.,......... 1 43 p. m.. 9 OO p nl. The present tariff agitation looks very are employed, who will be sent to the Tavarea branch......... ...8 40 a m.. 2 23 p. tn. dam near Demlin, .Russia, recently. S ev­ Branch train* daily except Sunday; other» dally. much like a scheme to manipulate the homes o f all making request The prices eral persons were killed. "rota Tampa at markets. One o f the things they expect arc reasonable, and only w h in people arc I l t x ^ - T * * - * T f It's printing yun want, send it to T he Ctua. T. llAtawi, (Viaunaiter. - to do. la input a tariff ta x o f flve cen u capered to.' _______________ llU ALlr office. F lfil- c U n umrk guaran­ — - H-XI; HaMisei Aaa'l Po»Unalter. W ek ivo TYibe Nu. 41 n pound on coffee. This tax wijl amount teed. Prominent KJssJmm'e« Citizen Dead Hunting grounds o f ¿onfurd. Mee Six O'clock Closing to m any millions o f dollars, and every Mr. ond Mrs. Geo. H. Munroe and Mrs. on the 1st and 2 hil-Wedn*sdsy fi;. D. C. Lee, one o f the most prominent coffee drinker in the United States will Until further notice our store w ill close inontli in Masonin l i alL —. . C. fu lle r o f Day lo o s were iu the city citizens o f Kissimmee died yesterday h e lp to p a y it ______ ers welcome. ^ on Monday. morning. Mr. L ee was a member o f the I f th ey can revise the' tariff lh audt a 3 4 tf T he G eo. H. F ucnalo H akdw ase C j . T he H exalxi's ’phone is No. 148 w ay that pulp can be shipped from Cana­ Waters-Carson Grocery Co., and largely The Herald is fully equipped to print interested in the oattle business. For Sale— $1,600 will buy my bciau- ='.'b. E. C E L E R Y CITY AERIE I853 ' da on the free list, the newspapers could o f all kinds. A il the latest tlltil home and four acres of land. Mpcts Tuesday nigEis/'ni « * '~ . manage to make a livin g Instead o f merely J fa ve you seen the Easter chickens, eggs type and material und "the nien behind the hail In the Stone-Gove buiMlniexisting. Good barn. Near Celery Delta. Adand rabbits at the W om an’s Exchange! the typ e " who know how. J. M. Stumon, Sanford, Fla. First street. THOMAS EMMKT WILSON GEO. A. D COTTES DR. W. E. H0USH0LDER DR. C. G. BUTT DR. R. M. MASON A. C. HART W. G. HAMMOND F. T. WILLIAMS DRS. IMPROVED 0RDL*R or KEI) MEN- �ii-i; *.■“ /’i i w j 1r, J. - ' April 9, 1909 ThC SANFORD HERALD IN AND ABOUT THE CITY W hy Don't You Start The Fourth Celebration * Little Happenings—Mention of Matters in B/jef. D o«« T h e Street Paving — - * -------- j " A n d ‘Trolly L o o i Good To You T Twenty-one meats at' Stumon*« for $4. School pennants at th* Woman’s ExGarner A Roberts handle Chase A San» 1change, born's tea and coffee, the best on earth Capt. R. H. M irks paid the county sea The finest and __ of a visit, Tuesday. J most complete line PERSONAL ITEMS Of INTEREST In n r ^ A Rdo S r ‘ re kepton “ ,e by N. PrYowell & Co G. R. Paxton o i Loveland, Ohio, spent Wednesday In the city. The'fatnous Elgin Creame/YButter for Crbarsnn o f Ldveland. Ohio, spent sfriuNwry or W P Floating small Talk safe a t'W / W . Long's Grocery. Wednesday in the ?ity. Succinctly Arranged for MurMrs. Robert Jones was the guest o f Mrs — ------- rled Herald Readers, Miss Peach!« Lefiler is attending the W. M. Igou at Eustis, last week© What Do You Know Regarding Lucky Sanford T Go to H. H. Hill for everything grocery line. Orders taken for roses at Woman's Ex­ change. in W anted—-To buy or rent good driving the horse and surrey. H. O. Crifi’en. Normal School at Stetson University. MEN’S Jerome Pnlmer and Miss I f Ary Branham o f Orlando, were In the city Sunday. NEW . • STRAW HATS * ::: «* Men's New Ties Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Meeker o f Schnectady, N. Y.. were in the city Wednesday. Miss Laura Fish o f DcLand Is the guest Get Fcmnld's prices on baseball goods. Demonstration o f Royal Salad Dressing, o f her brother on Cameron sVenue. They are Interesting. ■ 31-2 Friday and Saturday, At Chas. H. Evans' | See hand-painted score cards at Wo- Grocery Store. No, Pauline, Sanford is not the county W I See Our New. Line of Ladies’ Wnists and m ans Exchange. I f regf, Georgia butter, 35 cents a pound | Now is the time to buy your four-inch for sale by Gamer A Roberts, Fancy Parasols" See C. A . Reed for furniture and piano sewer pipe'for mains. Dig stock on hand, f moving. ' tf Dill Pickles, sweet mixed, cucumbers, — A . E. H il l . mangoes and sour picklesjn bulk. Dried Salt Shouldersntl2!4 cents found Mrs. M. M. Stewart spent the early part | Chas. Ey^gs. at II. H. H ill’s grocery. of the week with relatives at Plymouth., The best dinner In th è city at The The alligators have fled. Harry Ward Now i t the time to b u r your 'Sub-irri-1 City. R utaitfM t tor 35 cents. zcSZZ, Is In toW n a g a h tr - — ' r '- . ''« '» car•Ä • tobn gated land. SeeJfc_M. Smith. Tills is Jewish pnssorerWet-F ifnd fs’ be. ,w. Fresh hsh-every d ayk -G on ram m l m Rugs, from 73 cents up. E. A. Heftield |Ing observed by Jews generally. r & "G u 1 ; fresh—also oysters. Furniture Store. ——— -------------j B, W. Wade o f Punta Corda and C. D* — S, C, R ic h a r d s , Lefiler Block.— | _ ~We sell the best lime and cement that Cox o f Ft. Myers were among the Sunday -------Long’s P reserves h r glasses. Finest on * + ♦ ♦ + ■ * • ♦ + + + + ♦ ♦ ■ ► + + + ♦ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + e + + > + + + + + s.+ H „ , money can buy. —A. E. Hil l visitors to the city. market. , . . Chas. Evans. seat, but— r-— -r] 8 Nt The City R estau ran t giv es 21 m eals John E. Keelor and Ralph Keelor. of Mr. and Mrs. T ccte left last week for fo r »4 .5 0 , a n d .th ey a r c w a c t b d t -------w fe e iTHo7fio and w ife of N e w York . O he-C lyiU X in«,-----'Mrs. Inez Hill, o f Jacksonville Is the city. ,. were In the city on Wednesday. Romeo Coffee, 3 pounds for one dollar her sister, Mrs. Penne Turner F. M. AiInms o f Tamna-wasHrr-thirCrtr ' JIB Art Square* for $15, size 0x12. E. ______ . Ciias. Evans. ■Week, • [c ry City Saturday shaking hands with old A. Heffield Oo. A little money now and a little now and Olives in bulk and in all size bottles. friends. Mr. nnd Mrs. V. R. Jervis, o f Newark. then is the w ay to buy celery land. See C has . E vans . j Koserman, H. Roberts and W. M. N. J., were nmong the Wednesday visitors. M. M. Smith for particulars. If anyone has spearmint growing in or Bond, o f Lake Helen, were in the city on Canned apples, only 10 cents at Garner Pullman Conolley, formerly o f thcOrlannear Sanford, please inform The Herald j Sunday. & Roberts'. ___da-Sentinel, is speitdiug a f«w d a y »4 iH h e o f the fact _W. 0. Davis nnd w ife and daughter, city. Messrs. Ginn, W hitnerund Holly spent Miss Lotta Davis o f Versailles, Ky., were 518 Art Squares for $15, size Dxl2 a few Injurs in Orlando, Tuesdny. Not the ch ea p est, blit th e b e s t— a re in the city on Monday. A. Hcflicld Co. the m eals s e r v e d a t The City R es­ Buke day is Snturdny at the Woman's Demonstration o f Royal Salad Dressing. Our Own coffee, the best 25 tent coffee taurant. Exchange. on the market, for sale nt Garner A Kobejrts' Friday and Suturday, at Chas. H. Evans' 1Garner & Roberts ore now ngents for Ju st red elved a t McCulter 's N ew Grocery Store. _ stores only. the famous Royal ScArlct can goods. S to r e , S m oked Halibut'and Codfish. MV. and Mrs. F. C. Churchill o f Wash­ | Mrs. N. Hr Garner returned Tuesday J.n.CldseJcft Monday for Columbus. T. J. Miller Is improving Jils building by last after a visit of a week or two with ington. D. C„ were among the visitors to Ohio, where he w ill remain until Septemerecting awnings nt the windows on the We have anticipated the city on Tuesday. her parents at Dode City. second floor: .* ” .Iht 1st. You need 11 good typewriter nnd do not C. H. Campbell. E. L Rowe, Z. T. Belby, The Royal .Tailors brand o f clothing want to pay an exhorbltnnt (vice for it, Bert Fish and Harry Morris, of DeLaod, Sunbeam corn can be bought for 10 cts. n can. at Garner A Roberts'. . . means iwrfection. See Kupiptes at D. A. see the Hlickendcrier, at The Herald office sjient Sunduy'in the city. Caldwell & Son's. Wnde makes frequent trips to Sanford. J. H. Woodruff and daughter, Miss Du awuy with dust while sweeping car­ Write him at Orlando. Alice, of liulianupolis, lud., were in the Needs and Bought Our pets by buying Wizzard Carpet Cleaner of Mrs. A. M..DeForest is having a five city several days this week. W. W. Long. Stock of room collage built on Fourth street, be­ Addison Arnold and C. C. Syinqnett. W. B. Pridgen, representing the Under­ tween Palmetto ami Sanford avenues. two prominent citizens of St. Petersburg All Local A d vertisem en ts Under This wood typewriter,* called ujxm the local Buy Henry Clay Flour of W. W. Ling. were in the city several days this week. Heading, Oaa Cent a W o rd Fach Issue trade, Tuesday. The« liesl on earth Rev. J. C. Eccleston, J. ,B. Ecdeston For Sale.— P. M. Elder o f the Celery a v­ Planting time is here. M. M .Sm itliw lI Fresh Mackerul at 11. II. Hill's grocery nod wife. J. B. Ecclrstnn, Jr. and M. C. enue cash store has 200 bushels o f [tens sM-ll you land on easy terms. 34.tf Eccleston, o f New York City, spent Tues­ for sale. The (M-rson who got the wrong grip off day in Sanford. > Faster post cards At WOmAn's Exchange. W anted — Young man as office assistant No. HO will confer 11 favor by returning to Mrs. U. J. Sterling has returned from a Tiie Herald office. Name and address will W. L Sjiencer, representing the South­ with some knowledge of stenography. Send references and state salary expect­ ern Printers' Supply Co., o f Washington, ed. Planters' Mfg. Co.. L ik e Mury, Fla. sen days trip to Jacksonville, where she be found inside. was the guest o f her sister. Mrs. R. W. D. C„ was in tile city Monday calling Only $4.50 fo r u 21-rneal tic k e t at For Sale— 200 bushels cow (was. See U|xm the local trade. Simms. us before buying. Whittaker A Burnett. the City R estaurant. The m eals a re AND J. H. Brady, h well known travelling Have y o u 's e e n th e la test th in gs In w o rth m ore. For Rent.—June 1st to Nov, 1st, eightr e fr ig e r a t o r s — all s t e e l—a t H a rry J sulesmun of Ainericus. Go„ was in the room house, furnished throughout. Hot Wade, the tuner. Orlando. city on Monday. Mr. Brady is a 'cousin and cold water, gas and every improve­ W ilson's. A fter visiting here for severul weeks of E. E. Brady of this city. ment. Choice location. Six ¡docks from l or mi up-to-date tailor-made suit, see business ixirtion. Inquire at The Herald with her husband and friends. Mrs. S ad­ f>. A. Caldwell A Sons. ' F. Viering, proprietor o f the Pearce office for particulars. \ der and daughter have returned to their House, Gainesville, was in the city sever­ The J. M. Stumon properly on Fourth F or S ale — 24 acres on S. W. corner of home at Stamford. Conn. al duys this week. He will be one of us Heardoil and Geneva. It has a house, A ll to Suit YOU and YOUR street, which lias been undergoing repairs See H. H. Hill for Celery City Blend in a few weeks and expects to open n also flowing well. 7 acres cleared nnd for some lime, presents quite a citified Pocket-book fenced. One-half quarter mile from a Coffee, finest on earth for 24 cents. first class hotel in Sanford. appearance. R. R. station. W ill sell for price o f raw Best line of stoves ever brought to the F. P. Forster has returned from a trip land. I can be seen at pluce for one week. If you want to sell or buy city lots, city Spring ¡b opening up nnd city. Prices the lowest. — A. E. H ill . to Jacksonville where he combined busi­ If you want a bargain see me ut once. property, celery farms, see N. H. Garner. sktindale . II. F. M Mrs. W. C. Fielding o f Jacksonville has ness with boosting Sanford. Mr. Forster you will be compelled to Electa Brand Tea nnd Spices. Rhode I sland Reds nm sale.— Choice R. arrived in the city to join her husband takes a deep interest in all that pertains Ciias. Evans. 1. red hens, cockerels. pullets and eggs. and will assist in making the Bye-Lo to the welfare o f the Celery City. come out in a New Outfit T h e subject o i the scrrLm at the revival Prices low. —Cecil Gauuett, French a ve­ Hotel one of the best in the state/ Dr. A. D. Carmen, a prominent physi­ nue, Sanford. services Sunday night w ill be "The Church Why not let us. supply your The Geo. H. Fernald Co. has the finest cian o f Jacksonville, was in the city Mon­ iun4 her Brother-in-Luw." A l l th e For Sale.— 100 acres hammock hind, tine of fishing tackle in town. Cull and day and Tuesday on professional busi­ 120 acres cleared, smnll house and barn tiro liters-in-law o f the church are request­ needs? ness. Dr. Camion is a special examiner on place. Flowing well can be had. Neur see us. ed to be present. railroad. Address, F u n d s Kurd,Sanford. Home investers put your [celery money for the Florida L ife Insurance Company. R. F. D. No. I. Orders taken for fresh eggs at Woman’s ‘ „ 33. • ^•'Thrre is nothing new under the sun" in Celery Delta Land Co.'s land. See S. Rung« has returned from DeLand Exchange. • For Sale.— W hite Minorca hens, fine 31-if —J. N. Whither. and other points on the East Coast where layers: your choice. $1 eudL—K. B. L ynch. But none of the Goods under I f you o r e n o t Hying at th e City R es­ Dr. Sam Bradshaw has arrived in the he has a fine tradf in Coca Cola and other For. Salk— Five ucre# o f good celery taurant you o r e n ot livin g righ t. B in uultlvuilon: OH the Sanford uiir roof are OLD, and much'" city and with his w ife w ili have an office soft drinks Mr Range Is hnlLUagDo you want five acre8 of Cwxl .celery over Newian's dnig store. They are well good trade in Orange and adjoining A Everglades Ky, about 3 miles from the land, all in Cultivation, located less thqp city. W ill be sold in the next ten days NEW and up-to-date " • known osteopaths and intend to make cuuntlep. for $3,500. Call nt the Herald office for three miles from Sapford, at the station of Messrs. Wiggins and Scribner o f Bartow particulars. Sanford their home. the Sanford A Everglades ra ilw a y ! This Wp. don't, charge anything for u look. Elegant line of Easter cards, at the City are In the city In the interest o f the W hite For Sale.—CJiolce Jersey cows .for“ sale choice tract of land w ill be sold during the Steamer automoble. They are demon­ I cheap. Now fresh or will be soon. Also Come nnd investigate Itefore .»ext ten days for $3,300. Cull at The Cigar Store. strating this great car to the Sanford Rhode Island Red eggs for hatching. CirIf you want a first-class tailor-made Herald office for particulars. buying elsewhere people and want everyone in te rested 'to |culor free. C.F.W ard,W inter Park. 20tf suirror $12.08, cull ut D. A / C a ld w ell A Eggplant platu i" Tw saleT W ! J. HiK, F o b S ale .— 23-foot cabin launch; 8-h.t take a ride and thoroughly inspect the --- ■— Sanford, Flo, 31tr Sons. ugine; brand new. For particulars ad t car. They can be found -at the Bye-Lo I dress J. A. McMillan, R. F. D., Sanford. E. H. Holloman and N. Urunuin, two The residence o f G. B. Murrell o f Lake­ Hotel for the next two weeks. . _ „ „ , .. , .. . . . I or Sale—-Boiler, pump, and engine, 0 land, brother o f K. R. Murrell o f this city, prominent citizens o f Macon, were in the Mr. J. N. Whitner. as elder from the horse. _ fo good condition, and w ill besold **as entered by burglars one night last city the past week, looking up the pros­ Sanford Presbyterian Church and Rev. J. j cheap. * 2Htf *cek. hut they fo iled 10 get much for pects o f Sanford, and w ill invest in some F. McKinnon, the pastor, will attend the I —Sanford Machine A Foundry Work«, llteir trouble. Evidently they were fright­ o f Sanford's "pay dirt.' meeting of S t J o h n ’ s Presbytery which L TiwxoucHsec» Euci rim H a t u h n o — White Wyandots. W hite Leghorns, Buff Leghorns. Florida people better see Sanford Celery ened away before they had time to ran­ convenes at Lakeland on next Tuesday, — JE W E LE R ________ __ Delta Land Co.'# property before buying A pril 137 Mrs. W liltner and Mrs. McLau- and Buff Rock. $1 fur 15. Apply to J.kV sack (hehouse. 20-8 Arial. Sanford. truck farms. — J. N. W hither . N. H. Garner has o bargain on French iin w ill represent the Missionary Society If you want a first-class tyuei McKinley edition o f ten cent sheet mu­ of this diurch at the Missionary Union a moderate rice, call at The Herald office, tfveuue and Eleventh street. Ten city lots. See him at once and get your choice. sic. all the popular airs, at City Cigar Store. which meets at the same lim e and place. and'inspect the Bllckensderfer. T he best and most compact machine on themarket. 34-2w M Y SPECIALTIES Everybody works but father, he used to C. R. Wright, manager o f the city agency Mr.^Haddcu p f Dawogiac. M ìcIl was In wuik night and day, pounding an o id i ypo- or the Fldrtdn Life' rriiuraivce''C6iupuny, - W a n t e d — E v e r y ««« to know that the Pickard's Hund-Falnted C h im ^ Bllckensderfer typewriter Is the best on Sunford last Saturday. taklnjt in the sights writer, wearing his life away. He bought Jacksonville. Florida, was ~In th e 1 d t y the m arket?'S ee them e l The Herald ofGorham's Sterling Silver and talking about fishing grounds. He la an Underwood from W illie, and saw where Mpndny and Tuesday on business con­ Rogers' Plated Ware the inventor and manufacturer o f a pat­ the letters strike. That's why he's so rest­ nected with his Company and inddentally F or S a l e — Good property, now bringing Elgin and Waltham Watches ent lulling device that catches the fish if ful. because the writing's all in sight. visiting his mother and brother. Mr. [welve per cent interest on Investment. — N . II. Garni a, Sanford. they are at home. Mr. Hadden spends Gas and gusolane stoves, wheelbarrows, Wright is much impressed with the im ­ his winters in Florida, and thinks the cli­ sewer pipe, d a y and cement tile, flower provements made in Sanford and expects Fox Sale .— T weuty-four acres of-valua­ mate is superb. A L L GOODS G U A R A N T E E D to make his permanent headquaters here, ble celery land not far (rom Celery avenue. pots- Try our prices. Partly improved. A bargain. Dr. Howard, having his home at Mt. Dora. ■ The Geo. H. Fernald Co. Get ready for Lhe M et and Mos- 3 0-tf Sanford. 31-tf Can Fit you LOOK — ^Fqr Qur Store — YOUR j WANTS Clothing, Shoes, Mi. T Furnishings D. L. Thrasher H en ry McLaulin ffnlloes.'Largest stock and lowest Spur'» Revere Coffee, finest la the Clean, wholesome, well cookcA— arc JUST RECEIVED Fox Rent— Furnished rooms for light Rrtcos on screen doors and windows the m eals served at The City Restau­ market, 1st sad 2 Ik cans at McCul- housekeeping. W. F. Leavitt, corner Elm Another lot of those Bargains In *l Horry J. Wilson’s. avenue and Third street. 1 . 31-tf Harness at let’s New Store. rant. o ' Harry WUsan's. II > �COUNTY HAPPENINGS A Budget o f Interestln* Items From Correspondents T H E E V E N T S OF ORANGE COUNTY r ile d fo r R ec o rd J& JST$#ingle and w ife ' to Erunin L. Drown, mtg., $3000. Prince Strobart to Rose King, mtg., $430.' J. B. Magt udcr and w ife to BenJ. Kersh. Belton Long and w ife to V . H. Andrews, Barnes Jessup Co., to M. M. Smith, et. E M c le n t S t a f f o f R e p o r te rs W eek ly C o vers th e T e r r it o r y f o r . If, You W ant to Buy or Sell CITY PROPERTY Peoples Bank o f Sanford to M. M. Smith, OR T R U C K LA N D S (W « Invite corretpondrnca on live topics from ell wet loo* or the County, sleo n o n items ot Interest. Brevity will Insure prompt Public* lion. Articles contrary to the views qf the Editor will be pub­ lished, but abusive and anonymous oomnaaka*’ lions will be rejected. We will not be responsible foe opinions espresaed by contributors.. AH com­ munications Intruded for curreot Issue must be In band not later than Tuesday p. m. Come an d See U s OVIEDO OCCURRENCES Special correspondent to The Herald. A t a recent meeting o f the Oviedo M agazine Club the following Officers were elected for the ensuing yean Mrs. Mead, re-elected president; Mrs. Yonge, vicepresident I d aucceed Mrs. Alexander; Miss Anjta King, secretary, successor to Aulin. Mrs. Mead is so emlMiss Mary Aulin. ncntly qualified both as regards literary -wmi'MfrcmTvT duh that she has gften It a n . impetus It never had before. Tho Friday afternoon Prevntt, wd last week was held at Mrs. rDeiitTs,^who entertained in her usuni eft arm in g" maimer. The Subject was "R o m e" with descriptive readings o f the Hugh C. Alien and w ife to Jno. D. Mer­ •‘Eternal C ity" nnd its people. A t the ritt. wd., $100. f f ^ u d o n ^ y j b t ^ prnii^am^jJcJJdowuaika, w f'flpt'hM fW lTTiH ^ a iitllc c cream were served a mid a sodai Jcttars iw tenl, Creeeent,-Oronge-Oty.— — flow o f diat. Then all hade their hostess JnCkson Bird and w ife to F. S. Livesug, good-bye, voting it'cme o f the most plens wd., $100. ant o f all the meetings. C. A . H ovcy to Idu E. Hi vis. hi., $4270. Richard Redmond to Rosa Walker, qcd., Mrs. Foster, a winter visitor here for many years, contributed through the Jno. C. Jones. Adrnr, to Olive Story, Magazine Club, $25 toward the fund for ossgnt.. mtg., $100 the new marl sidewalk which Js bein !orton Morris, et. al., to Columbia Mrs, Foster has always had the Trust Co., deed. w elfare o f Oviedo at heart, nnd this is Columbia Trust Co., tollo w a rd M. Cries only one o f tier numerous nets o f benefi­ cence In behalf o f it advancem ent. It wold, deed, $10. Sarah E. Mize lie. et. al., to J. F. Prevntt was with regret her friends bode her good-bye (is she departed for her home Henry Gillenberg to J. E. Pace, qcd., at Clifton Spring!?, N. Y . i $2750. • Mrs. Tunstill, who has for some time Thos. J, Check to .Phllins A Piilesmn. been visiting Mrs. Yonge, returned to her case. t home In Madison, Wis. By her culture J. F, Harris and w ife to J. G. Tyner, wd., and charming personality she made friends o f all with whom she came In Saille M Aten nnd husband to J. G. contact, W e hope each winter will see Tyner, wd., $1. her back again. S. B. Hubbard to Jns. Waldron, wd., The warehouse which for several weeks $50. has been in course o f erection for the. W_J~-Thigpen to W. B. Buchanan wd. Lawton brothers is now completed This $500. young firm is full o f energy nnd enter­ : Reynolds A Lee to Helen A . Rollins, prise. with every*^ promise o f success be­ c h ili mtg. $500. fore them. A ffidavit o f Treasurer o f Howard Ptick:. Mr.-H. B; McCall, now occupying the nrd Land Company. store he recently purchased o f J. S. Resolution o f City Council o f Orlando. Moore, has quite an attractive establish­ F. G. Starbuck and w^fe to W. V. Cox ment. He has milled to it a furniture wd. $05. department and his stock includes hand­ E. W. W are nnd w ife to W. R. O'Neal some goods in all linen. mtg. $00. , 4 __ Mr. B, G. Smith, the new ly appointed C rP. S u jven sloS b p h ln E. W ilmott Sat. Postmaster, is now in charge of his office, mtg. $2,000. succeeding Mr. J. S. Moore, The latter M elville C. F o ileite to F. V. Philips Sat will soon move his fam ily to Sanford mtg. $1,000. where he is largely interested in celery F. V. Philips nnd w ife to M. C. Foileite growing. nssgnt. mtg. F. V. Philips anil w ife to M. C. Follettc Mrs. Brannon is now at home again wd. $1. after dosing her school at Guhricllu with A . M. Starbird and w ife to Selma Hayes interesting exercises followed by a picnic. Q. C.D . $55. Dr. Crawford o f Orlando is n frequent Stanley Poole to. Peter V, Johnston visitor here and seems charmed with our mtg. $700. little village. W e are glad to see people lla rr rK a n n e r to Roy Kanner wd. $105, attracted to Oviedo. A. H. Mann and w ife to Minnie A . Mr. Harry Alexander made n flying Bellows wd. $1,500. trip to Lakeland and return last week. Minnie A. Bellows to A . 11. Mnrr mtg. He was much impressed not only with its beauty but niso its business activity. Barnes A Jessup Co. to Smith A Davis Dnsket boll is soon to be one o f the Pt. Sat. mtg. $1. diversions o f O vied o ,^ » the young ladies Irene D. Kenim el toD enj. F. A tw ell wd. are about to start an organization o f the $1.000. • _____________ . l '. ‘ E."WIIson uml w ife to E. T. Woodruff The Oviedo Magazine Club have an­ wd. $1.205. other dramatic entertainment in contemM. V. Simpson A Co. to Gardner A* 'plulion and are now selecting their play. Thomas Sut. mtg. $300. Peter V. Johnson to S tanley Poole wd. To T ti« Happy H unting Ground $1,000. ... '■ '___ Tallahassee, tke Seminole chieftain, the J. Lee Egbert and Wife to W ay A Webb noblest o f his race, has passed tothehappy hunting grounds o f his fathers, and a nation o f red men mnurp hls natalni away, which occurred nt Hungry Land, near Lake Okeechobee (t few weeks ago. The Indian notification i s : “ Tallahassee, big sleep, one moon." The old ch ief had lived in Florida for more than ninety years, and to many old settlers was weU known. The past tw enty yenrs he 1ms spent much o f his time by his own camp fires, but prior to that time he frequently made pilgrlmuges to the cities o f Florida, where he was always cordially rereived. He was one o f the noblest and proudest o f the Seminolcs, and had the distinction o f never having yielded to the demands u ttlm .ila h t»d S u i e a . - i l c ga ve vary liu la trouble to the jxrople or Florida, preferring peace to wot. He was burled among his people In Hungry Land. ' It Makes No DifleJence -What You Want or Where You Want It WE H A V E IT and <m Terms that are Right H O W A R D -P A C K A R D L A N D COMPANY Hardware and Farm Implements THE COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYER Used In Uncle Sam 's Point Shop During the past- year the U. S. N avy has connumed 091,000 |*>unds B ast by T a s ! (o r .G r o w e r » . All who liuvr (tiUepMiytvm tim imiilynrr U f f from 1il[£li( and inucts. umvI ■ n d ^ 2 7 8 .70 ())p o u n d s^ o ^ l u c a s s e c tio n jj^ v a t e n ^ t o ^ ^ \ ; V A R N tS llE si E N A M E lJ a n d o?her [xoducts.^ In Uncle Sam's y cIsoa | tti ll% 5 ’ "V y ■/ service, as in lucas 7 pro - ^ Asparagus, Lettuce,*Onions, tin * c o u n try ; i j h i n I r i s |'is^in|*11 T llO S t ! fA^Cjl matter of favor, but of Q U A L IT Y c.jxy of S erve <hir C*0111 f i l l llla t illg j 1 in wells would I llie il' iliter* llt'S l prices before . C auliflow er«, etc.,etc;,ln Sanford, pays 1 Sell the Land— Y °u r Bruins, Money, and Muscles Makes the Crup und the Profit E. D. Webb and w ife tu S. Y . W ayQ . C. E. B. Vuntlemnn to D. C. Collins wd. Dennis Collins to Millie Collins CLOSING OUT M y s to c k o f Guns and Riries. N ew and secon d hand. B argain s I f you w a n t them . H a rry J. W ilson. By virtue afa wrti el Veodlilqnl Espen»* luued oui o f UwU/S. DUtrkt Cuurt. .Southern D iitH gtof FUttda, m d diiw l April tua. ISO#; t win bn it PubUc »uctlMiMtllw Ittthdsy ut April. ISOS, *l Sanford, F la, at 2:30 p: in., tit« »tern wheel p*«- I M P R O V E D I R R I G A T E D F Ä R M S - - U N C L E A R E D LANDS Flow ing W ells on All Celery D ell« and o ilie r Desirable Tracts In Blocks to suit Purchaser, % tor further particular» ai . N. W H IT N E R 1 e S t S h y C o n s u l t i n g US illld learning E. B. W ebb and w ife to N. B. Giles Q. Mattings o f all kinds and patterns, from 2 0 cents per yard to 50 cents, at E. A . H eftield's Furniture Store. «— M. M. Smith has 1,000 acres o f celery land. Sold on easy terms. HO ARDI KU CO.F.IÎV. SA N F O K K 'F L A . Prices and descriptions upon request . . F ir s t NationnI Bank Building �•aprii 9, I9Ö9 Tnc SÀnrukù H E R A L D Motlcc of Application for Lettera Pat Notice of Application for Tox Deed ent for “The Crescent Orange Com­ uoffer Section s of Chapter 48B8. pany." _______________ FO R T H E C H IL D R E N W h y W « N «e d I f w e lie d o w n o n a c o u c h t o t a k e a In o u r d a y c lo t h in g w e a r e a lm o s t aura to ta k e c o ld u n le s s w e a d d m im e sort «f c o re r io t. W hy? These are am on g th e th o u s a n d a n d o n e “ c o m m o n th in g s " th a t e v e r y b o d y k n o w s w it h o u t eto'pplug t o tb tu k a b o u t th e r e a s o n , hut th e r e la a r e a s o n f o r e v e r y t h in g , and w e o u g h t t o fin d I t o u t. In th is c a s e th e r e a s o n m a y b e fo u n d In th e c ir c u la t io n o f th e b lo o d . The w a r m th o f th e b o d y d e p e d d a "bn the« c irc u la tio n b e in g r ig o r o u s , n o d w h e n w e a r e l y l u g d o w n th e h e a r t ’a a c t io n Is m uch q u ie t e r th a n w h e n w e a r e s i t ­ tin g up o r m o v in g , th e b e a ts b e in g about te n less a m in u te . I f th e b e a ts a r e te n le s s e a c h m in ­ ute th e y a r e (500 le s s In o n e h o u r, a n d In e ig h t hou rs, a n a v e r a g e n ig h t w il e e p . J h e y n r< ijt8 Q fL te i9 ..J ? r» )n ri 1n u ibW 'riC 33 Bank of Sanford Laws of riorlda. B la n k e t«. The blsnkets that w e sleep under at piybt a rt thicker and b e e rie r end warmer than the clothing w e w ear during the day. t h e y must be no to Ini t f o d h f com fort. W h y ? heart s e n d s nut s ix o u n c e s o f b lo o d s t each b e a t, It s e n d s o u t o r l i f t s a b o u t UO.txto o u n c e s le s s d u r in g e ig h t h o u rs ' s le ep th a n It l i f t s d u r in g t h e s a m e llm o w h e n w o n r e u p . T h a t u in k es q u ite a d if fe r e n c e In t h e c ir c u la t io n and t h e r e f o r e In th e a m o u n t o f h e a t prod u ced In th e b o d y . B o }v e m u st en‘ w W e j T Notice It hereby (iv e o that William lktlhamly, purchaser of T u Certificate No 298, dated the ■ C a p ita l $ 3 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 fourth daV of June. A. D . 1800. he« filed «aid cer­ tificate in tfiy oilier, and he, made application for t u deetfio Jtiue In accordance with law. Said • S. 0. Chase. rtrttn ate nSbrece* the followlni described eNy »Hunted In Qrnnfe County, County. tflorid «.. i r a : E wf*H*nuloil. Baffin 10 ehs. W . J m - X . Cor “ of ff.- r. i-4 *f s.*w, Sanford. Florida. March 29th 1909. M . Ser 32. Tjv 19; S. ----------..un Rt.. 30 3 0 LL «Hun i W. 50 Ed* . ------“ Proemi®Cmc»tt* or 'TsiC»tscntl0tA)(6tCosf*»». S. 80 Kd*.. E. 50 Rds beln* awesied i t th V d ileuf u!e i«»??u ” nf iu?fi « i— .— Unir«» Im. We. ike under»Uned haw» h e rd * **eoriet- certificate in the- name o f A t L. tnferson rwl uunelve* insrtherfor lhr purpose of incorpora(- «aid crtlflCnt* «hall be redeemed ottoni ina to l i v , Ina and f o r m i« a eam ratfen . under the l a « « of t u deed Viti l«»ur therran on the 27lh day of AprU. A. D . 1909. the Slate of Florida under the C nnmr of' — _ -------nder "Thr C m Witne»* my official »¡¿nature and seal this the em t Orange Company." with tu principal place of 2 tlh day of March. A U , 190». • iHiitneu at Sanford, (lrencr County, Florida B. M. RODfNSON. 2nd. The senernl nature and Character of the b u ilnrii lo be carried hn by »old Company li to „ „ Clerk Circuit Court. tiuy, sell and Irate real estate; to ptuchaie. plant, 32' I Orange County, Florida improve, operate and aril oranfe (rove*; to buy and aril wsngra- to rrert and uie packtni houiett; NOTICE "To la Fair w ith both frland and foa, and to pack fruit for ihipmrnt; to construct and operate tram road« over pruperty owned or lra«rd In Circuit Court. Seventh JudkHtl Circuit Of Flor­ OM your own llttla rights forsgo; by them, or from which they are to gather fruit; to ida. Orange cuunty. own and run ittam boaii fur the proper c a m inf on In Chancery. U P a y a ." of their huilnri«; nnd to do «uch other and further Justinian Droogtii net* necessary to Ihe luep-iiful o p e r a ll« of the »I bnslnuu above mentioned. AitnaC. WooJbrklge. Bill to Remove Clink] from 3rd. T b » amount of the capital «lock of «aid Thomas A. Johnson Title Company «hall be Fifty Thou,and (990.000.00) Calvin A. Hnagr and Collar*, divided into live hundred »hare» of the Cewg« B Morton par value of 9100.00 per »hare, and I* tu tie pant To Tho«. A. Johnson. Calvin A. Foage and (irurge In path or In lami am) orange groves at actual cath B. Morton: M. M. S M IT H . valup; all «lock to tw paid for In full whm lim n) H. R. S T E V E N S . C. S. D E R R Y , I l E. T O L A R From the: affidavit of Thot^F.inmei Wilson, here­ 4Ui- This corporal tun to exist ft* on* hundred in duty filed hedepoaes and says: Tliai hr u one Prestilpm V ic e -P r e s id e n t C ash ier A s s 't C a sh ier yetrt. of the attorneys for tke Oimplalnant In the above 5th. Thr tniainrai of thr Company U to hr min* entitled cause, that affiant h i« gpod reason to beaird by a Board of Directors tnniiitlng of not lex* lieve And does believe timt thedrfradint» Tboe. A. lo W , apdilir Johnson, Calvin A. Pnage and t-u If. Morion are -«» __ M t -- jtii'.'T¿Vim *i* reeM enti-of a stale or rountFy other Ihkn this hti fB^yery-a^tSTreaffirer, who are lirfVH rct- Jlate, and that the residence of thrm and of each «1 on the first Tueatla* In July. IttOH. am I Ike firtt of them is unknown, and that there is nu |a*rson In Tuesday in inly in each and every year thereafter: the «tat» of Florida. Ihe service of a sulitiuena upon and are tu hold their office» fur one. year and until whom wuuld hind inch drfriulants or either id llieir KKtvMnr» are elected and ouajllled. The thffin, and ihm fuch of Ihe laid ilrfernlAiits it over per*oni who are tucoodurt the (xi»iiir*s until the Ihe ntfe of twenty-one years. tlr«t eln-ilun i, hrld and oflkvr* (lualined are: S it I« therefore urdrred that ynh and each of you O. Chase, President; J. .C. Cha»e. Vice-President; I * and apiear to dm bill «hi M.mday. the 9id day 11. tt. IturndiMi, Secretary nnd Treosuter. u[ May, 191)9, the inme being n-julr day ot this >. ^ f > U h e * l amount of Indrhtrdne»* or liability to which thi* Company may at any time It is further ordrrnt'Thaf this notice te puldishM •uidn-t itself is 350,000.00. once a w r-*■ *---- ’ '■ -------1 “ S 'C v iv t ia t f B B h d 'W V it f C r a ii* tnackem irhlng and Horaeahoalng liT'inM*Company «e l opposite our nuinrs Orange , ngr C<HJM(y, florkla. and midences, to-wli: Witness, B. U Clerk uf lite Circuit CTnlfl i.r (he Seventh Judicial Circuit In nml fur said -S>-Oi Chase. SanfuffirflarttB n fiy «K a ffi~ J* A;- 5-bmw. Jacksonville, Hn. Twenty-live thntr* cuunty amt state, March 2, 1QR9. H. M Roaixww. Clerk, II W. Herndon. Sanford. Ha. Twenty-five «hares Tmn. E. WlUtti, A U T O M O B IL » » P O » L IV E R Y U SE By M A How «to. I) C, lx Wrotra Wiunur. We have hrrrunlo set our lim a i 1‘ sutis, lumidalnSuts'* Sulidturs. 28-8 hands this the 3 «lh day ot March A. I) , IU09. j; Opened for business in 1906. Accounts of S IX Now handles H U N D R E D ^ Residents of Snnford nnd immediate vicinity MOTTO: D E P O S IT S IN S U R E D A G A IN S T LOSS HAND B R O TH ER S L IV E R Y , F E E D and ^____ “ SALE STABLES ----- Harscs nod Mules Bought and Exchanged A m e r ic a n H is t o r y G a m e . H e r e Is a gttn ic lu w h ic h n il th e m em b ers o f th e f a m ily tun y tn k e p o r t. It Is h s r tlly f a i r H in t h o y * n m l g ir ls sh ou ld C o n ten d w it h g r o w n p e o p le In g a m e s o f nu o r d in a r y k in d , h u t In th is „ o n e th e c h a n c e s n re th a t th e b o y s nn d g ir ls w u u ld h a v e ttm a d v a n t a g e , f o r [..“ reiiiiSTrnmt th e y n r e s t u d y in g h is ­ to r y . w h i l e th e g r o w n - p e o p le stop i> cd th a t Ir.ng a g o . A n y n u m b e r o f p e rs o n s m a y p la y , l l s r l i t g s e a te d t h e m s e lv e s a r o u n d th e s ittin g r o o m t a b le o r w it h h o o k s In U ie T a ] T on w h ic h to w r it e m id a p p o in te d a tim e k e e p e r, w h o s h a ll n et us le n d e r and Judge, t h e y tn k o th e le t t e r A u m l w r ite In fiv e m in u t e « ' tim e n il th e itin ttr n f n il'll priJUllUOUl III A lii e r ic a n h is to ry th a t th e y c a n r e m e m b e r , b e ­ g in n in g w it h th a t le tte r . T h e le a d e r g iv e s n o tic e w h e n th e tim e I h up, a n d t h e p la y e r h a v in g th e la rg e s t lis t o f tin m e « h a s th e n u m b e r 6 put to h is c r e d it . E v e r y w o r d th a t n p la y e r m is s p e lls tn k e s o n e fr o m his score, hut n o t f r o m h is list. T h e l e t t e r I I Is to k e n n e x t, an d so on as f a r d o w n th e n lp h s tie t ns m a y l«e -d e sire d .- A t t h e en d o f th e g a m e th e p la y e r h a v in g th e h ig h e s t s c o r e Is d e c la r e d th e w in n e r . SklllfuFHTndoo Juggling. T h e n t u ilo o j u g g l e r « an d a c m b n ts nr«- th e m o s t s k illfu l lu th e w o r ld , m id w e a r e a lw a y s h e a r in g n e w a to rle s o f Ih etu . (H ie o f t h e la te s t s to r ie s Is abou t a p e r f o r m e r w h o w e n t th ro u g h m any w o n d e r fu l fe a t s tren-ln-d on to p -of a s in g le Im n ib o o « t i c k a b o u t fifte e n fe^t In h e ig h t. T h e to p o f th e « t ic k w a s tie d t o n g ir d le a r o u n d his w a is t, nnd a le g r e s t w a s p r o v id e d b y n c u s h ­ ion u f e w f e e t d o w n th e p ole. P e r c h e d on th is s le n d e r s tic k , h e h o p p e d nnd d a n c e d a ro u n d In th e liv e lie s t w a y , a c ­ c o m p a n ie d b y th e ta p p in g o f o d ru m . It w u u ld U< c o n s id e r e d a s k illfu l fe a t to w a lk a b o u t w it h e s s e o n n p a ir o f ■ tilts fift e e n f e e t lu h e ig h t, b u t th is H in d o o s h o w e d n m a r v e lo u s p o w e r o f e q u ilib r iu m on a « I n g l e « t ic k . H e d id o th e r 't h i n g « e v e n m o r e w o n d e r fu l. F o r e x a m p le , he b a la n c e d a lig h t a tlek -on bis iio « e m id n h e a v y o n e on bla chin a n d th e n t h r e w th e h e a v y o n e In to th e a ir w it h I l l s h e a d a n d c a u g h t It on ih«» e n d o f t h e lig h t on e. W h ile b a la n c in g tlte t w o n tlck a th u s, e n d on end, he m a d e o n e r e v o lv e In o n e d ! In presence: ' S. 0. Chase As to J. C. Chao- { * £ / . '. « r n d o r f As to S. 0. Chase |Win. Leftlrr A II W. Herndon IB. F. Wliioter. Jr STATKtOF FLORIDA. C O U iW -O F -t)R A N tlfi. Before me personally came S. 0. Chase and II. W. Ilcrmiun lu me well known as two ni the person, who stdni-d thr fiitriuin( A n k le t ot Imsstxratkm, amt Bclnowlnlyeil that they eaecutrd Ihe same In l!oi,l faith for the uses and puriNwr« therein set forth. 1* Winoss Wlim ar, I havr hereunlo set my hand and official seal thi* 27thday ot Minch. A. P . IMtt) ------- ------- —B.1E. Ws iTwnrrJli.TNiga“ry Thifdic, My Commission Ltpilrs February Util. IIII3 STATK OF FLOH I DA. COUNTY QF DUVAL. • Ik-fore me personally rame J, C. Chitse to me well known»» one of the i>rrsoo» w hosiïne.1 the foretluUifi A n k le s «d Im-orpornikm, and nrknnwlfitgiHl Hull hr rsrculi-d Ihe suine In ii» , l fnilh lor the uses and purposes Ihrrrin srl turili. Ls Wimps W Munir 1 have hrn-ontu iu-l my hand nml official seal this 2Ulh day ol Mnn-h. A II .11109 F. II. Fsswiu, * Notary Public Siale of FUiridn «I Lunte. My CumiiiiysioSf^spires Nov II. lu ll N o tic e o f .A p p lic a t io n fo r Tax D eed U n d e r S e c t io n B o f C h a p t e r 4 8 8 8 , L a w s o f F lo r id a Notice is hereby (liven dial 1 V Strininoli, por chaser of Tn» Certifica ir No 324. dated the 3rd day uf Jpiy A. U. IIMifi. has fllrtt safcl rrrllrtratr in my officr. and ha< madr applkralkm tor las dred lo issue in accordance with law. Said crrlilicalr embrace« Ihe followinn drscribAt tlfhprrly silualrd in (>(»»*<• county. Florido, lo-wii: lk-(irinin¡j 30.04 Ch» K of S W tur, of S.v- 35. Tp 19 S . H 31) K . Rua. W. 15 Cl,».. N. 15 Cits, E. 7 b UN., S I « C h i. E 11.34 Chs to K H . S W by «Ion»! W side of rixhl of way lo brtinninB 14 tl? acres Thr said latid i arlo« aurtsrd nl Ikr dale uf thr i>«uance of such certlficalr in thr naiiir of C II Lind slry. Unless said crrlilicalr alt nil la- rrdrrmrd UiMinlin« lo low. tax deed will issue thermit on lite 3rd Jay of May A D. 1909. Witness my official tiJniiUin- and srul ibis thr 30th day of March A D . 1909 B M. Kiauxsoa. ( vivl ) 33-4 Clerk Circuii Court. Uran«r County. in t h e C ir c u it C o u r t o f t h e 7 th J u d ic ia l C ir c u it o f t h e S t a t e o f F lo r id a f o r O r a n g e C o u n ty City of^ Sanford, i Ui|| jn chancery in F.iifdrce M B. Brunson 1 3a* Lien. Tu Ihe defendant. M B. Bronson: It nppearln« from Ihr affidavit ol Ihr City Solici­ tor ol the City uf Saufurd herein filed, that lie be­ lies es that you urea non-restim i uf thr Siate of Fiotkla. anil that your m idrm -r is unknown, and dial there it no person in dlls H air die servii-e ol a subpoena u|>on whom wuuld hind you. and dial your a«e Is ovrr the t«e ot 21 your*. It Is therefore ordered that you do appear in this court lo the bill herein tiled, upon Munday, June 7, A. D. 1909. Il it further ordered dial this order ot publieatiun lie published once a w re) for ei«ht consecutive weeks in The Sanford Hetald. a newspaper pub lisbrd in Ike City uf Sanford, in OranXr county. M In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial Circuit or the State of Florida for Orange County City of"3inTut<ir Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tux Lien. M. C. ilrdrngrra. Tothe drfendant, R. C,. Duncan It appearing rrom Ihe affidavit of the City Solid tor of the City of Sanford herein filed that he he tlevrs that you are a nun resident ul Ihe Slate uf Hut id a. and that your rraklence it'unknown, and that l l i t l t i i fiu ptisan in «hi« ,im e the *ervk-etr< a subpurtik uporj wham would hind ynu, and dial yuur age is over Vthe age ot 21 years irdere * tbal you do appepr In this It is therefore ordered ‘ u|>on Monday. June 7 cutiri la the (he bill herein flf filed. A D .1999 ft Is linthtr »id erfil lh iiu liji urilrt uf b* publllhM once a week lor eight consecutive weeks In The Sanford tier nid, a ne waps per pub Mthed In the City ut Santord. in Urange county Florida. Wilneis my hand and the seal of said circuit court, this 27th day of Mnrch. A, I) 1909. B M H u »)»««, [ u s l ] 33-8 Clerk Circuit Court Orange County _____ By M -I Hart, t)e|iuty Clrrk In C ou rt o f C o u n ty Hiiih-Grmie House-Building a Specialty DEALERS IN Builders* Supplies^ Interlarchen Sand • Alpini Cement, Acme Plaster ii Ju dge, S ta te o f , f lo r id » . In Re F.stale of I ' Harvey L Miller J Orange County * Minor f . Tfotk-e fs hereby given to all whom It m *y con reni that I. Ja» A. Miller, as (iiiardian of Harvey Miller, a minor, will on. thè 3rd day id May. A. I) 11)09. apply tothe ilunorablg Wm Martin. County Judge in and tor said county, at his office in Orlando In sakl i-ounty, at 10 «'dock a. m.. or as soon thereafter a« Ihe m ilter can be heard, for au ihorily to sell, ut public or private sale, oil ul the Interrii of sakl minor In the following described real estate in sokl ivmiuy, liy-wit: Block five, Tier fifteen of Sanford, anurding to the map uf the florida Land and Cohmiindon Company and otherwise known as F-. K Trnfford's map of San’ileo. Orange efiutay. FiorUa. Which appiicatkui will tie hau-d upon the |M-iition fur such iule now on file In said court. Dated Sanford. April 2d. A. D, 19(H) , 33-41 Jss. A. M u n i Guardian Plans. Estimates, and all Information relative to Building Cheerfully Furnished OFFICE A T RESIDENCE rectiuu « M - t h e o lh e r J n a n a th c r J i w - J j n t h e C ir c u it C o u r t o r t h e 7 l h J u d ic ia l lion. Circuit of the Stute of Florida for brsnge County R A N D , R reeld en t P O R R T K R , C eeh ler Automobiles and Gas Engines Old Shoes Wanted Witness my bead end the seni of ««id etrrult com this 27lh day of Merth A Ik 11)09. B, M. b u m , J siu I 33 8 Clerk Cirreh Cuurf O r e n » County. . ly U.THen. Deputy CWrk. DEO. F E R N A L D , V lo e -P re e . ■ . P. WHITHER, A eel. Ceehler jf A . E . Irvin*» Shoe Shop am pa C a p i t a n Finest Five Cent Cigar On the Market - Sanford Machine ; Works ORI DA • "h+ + ♦ ♦ + ; Only National Bank in Orange County Funds Protected by Burglary Insurance I ....... *Titans 130~— — r r I - N - y - 0 ( I ftxVjr y o n ). V* O F SANFORD, F L A . r O K -8 * L T AT R. Philips’ Drug Store L C. H U G H ES CONTRACTOR and B U I L D E R it' Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty of Machinery What la the difference between t auogry mar and a glutton? (b u l< » n kungry man ^ A ll iMirsomr uro ht reby notified that nil, to-w lt, the 30th tlay o f June, 11*01*, Th e Ruunuity Trout and S aving Hank w ill ubblv fo r iL* final discharge aa uxSafety Deposit »o x a s for Rant ecuUtr or the ohta le o f lairing A . Chn««1, deedaaed, to the Hon, W illiam Martin, O R G A N IZ E D 1887 County Jutlgo ot Orange County, Klorldn, unti fo r the approval by *ttid County Judge o f fumi accounting u h net j i w w 4 * « 4 k u w » e i w w * * w w w » w w k w w w w w w w w w w w v forth in ita reitqrt to imiti County Judge’ * office in the C ity o f Orlando, O range County, Florida. Orlando, Florida, January 1C, 1909. Th e Guaranty Truitt anti S aving Hunk, 29-Gm W . M. Ucstwi -k, Jr., President. Repairing All Kinds * « » + + -F F IR S T N A TIO N A L BANK N o tice ol D m clm riifl A n U n a x p a o ta d R a w a rd . , City uf Saufurd, 1 ) S o m e p e o p le n e v e r p e r f o h u a n g e t o f v*. ( BUI In Chancery lo k tu du eM V lth u u t Isoplu g to r e c e iv e a A merk-an Building A Loan, fEnffirorTai Lien. r e w a r d ; O f t e n s u c h p e o p le a r e d is a p ­ Tontuln Asso AT.t.W ll*W i J To Ihr defendant. American Building A Inan. p oin ted , m u ch a f t e r th e ra s h to n o f th e Tontaln Association : •w-o b o y a in th e f o l l o w i n g s t o r y : A n Il appearing from Ihe affidavit uf lha City Solidold Indy w a s c o u n t in g h e r m o n e y a n d io nof ihe City of Sanford herein filed, that hebe lieve« that you are a non resident of the State o| w h ile d o in g bo d r o p p e d a «-uln, I t f e ll Mollila, ami that your resilience Is unknown, am. Into ■ w o o d Dox f u ll o f w o o d n tid s h a v ­ that there is no person in ibis alata lha aervice of a aulipuena upon whom would hind you. in g *. Hhe w a s a lm o s t f r a n t ic a t h e r |l is therefore ordered dial you du appear in Ihii cuun tjusblUhereto filed, u |mmi M.mdiy.Jone Toaa, b e in g a m is e r ly w o m a n . S e e in g " t W o boya p la y in g n e a r h er hom e, «b e 'iMs furtiier prdered dial this order of puldkattoil be puhllsOad uoce'a'Week for eight oonsecailve 'c a lle d to th e m , weeks in The Sanford H era ld ,» newspaper pub " I f y o u fin d m y p ie c e o f m o n e y I 1ishrd in the City of Sanford, in Orange county, DEALERS IN ■will g i v e y o u a c e n t . " ^Witness my hand end ihe seal of gakl circuit T h e b o y s b e g a n h u n tin g e a g e r ly f o r th e lo s t c o in . A t th e e n d o f a n h o u r th e y g a v e a a b o u t at d e lig h t, tor th e " • “ “t l t i Ä S S L p iece o f m o n e y h a d b e en d is c o v e r e d . T h e o ld la d y g r a s p e d h e r p r e c io u s c o in In the Circuit Court of the 7th Jafftdal Circuit o f the State of riorlda for en d , e a y ln g th a t th e y b a d e a r n e d th e ir Oronge County r e w a rd , w e n t to a s h e lf, to o k d o w n a 'C ity of Sanford j BUI In Chancery to Enforce b o ttle w h ic h h a d c o n t a in e d g o m e p er- f T#1 U * n fu m e gjnd g a v e e a c h b o y & js c en t o f th e IXiuglasT Maslry * To the defendants. Duuigla* A Hatley: lin g e r in g o d d r. it appearing from the affidavit of the City So- OTRCnfmi works 214 Oak A venue t assai..................... a 91sg Uaat.ka ~ ad - lesfn sdli Hai «a*-al -4ka -Cl4p *1 befievaa Uiat you ere a mn-residrni ot thg State of - C o n u n d ru m s . end Utat your reaideooe ls wakauwii. and W h e n la a m a n h o s p it a b le a n d a t th e iJlorida. thal tberc is no p e r»«« io thls stalo thè Service uf » m e th u s a c h e a t ? W h e n h a ta k e s e »ubpurns upoa wbora wuuld *tlnd you and that S A N F O R D your «g è )s over ih« ago af twenty-sor yeara. / ou In. - |t tl tt>ererord ordered that you do eppear in ibis N a m e th a t f r o m w h ic h I f th e w h o le court ■ io '(he ■ bill , betdin fiied. upoa Mondar. June 7. A. D. 191)9, L « ta k e n a c m e w i l l r e m a in . T h e w o r d further ordered chat this ortUrof ptdiUmtion It 9s ft w h o lr e o m e . dished unce a V M S fiir eight consecutive b* published a m a l o i n ask in g fo r O L D ' S H O E S . -1 weeks fa bss r The a tS e___ a te d ‘Heréla. e «ve«lepeper pub W h a t f o u r le t t e r s o f t h r a lp h a b e t w ill g iv e w h a t th e y a re w o rth lished in lha City of Sanford, la Onwga county, » p r e s s th e f e e l i n g s o f a n e n v io u s per- Hor ida. SUES. G. 7. 8. 9. 10 II AND IS s" “ “n PH O NE 20l •*<•+-Î- + + + + -Î* + + -h <■•><• + i l I--------------------— “ Witness my band nnd Ihe seal of sakl circuit i-ourt. Ibis 27lh day uf March. A. D 1909. Il M. Roamson. |u u l ) 33 8 Clerk Circuli Court, Orange County. By M. I. Hart, deputy Clrrk Ü None Inn flraf-cluss lalxir employed and all cuntracts guarnitleed lo he in ummlame — . with plans and S|ieciflcatlons I _a/fi In^Busincta te o 'B u s in e s s P o s to m o s Those 771 Who Need My Services ' + ' H i< » * * « t * + + e « « * « « * + « * + + * + + + + + + 4 i+ + * + * 4 i4 4 W + + + + + + + + * 1; T H É C IT Y R ES TA U R A N T frits t Street, one block from Drpot opposite Fustoffice) H . E . W IS E , Proprietor ___ - . . .Fhrmgyly Miingfi« Hi Canual Cssfsr---------------------------------- Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty *" . A P L A C E FO R LA D IE S AND G E N TLEM I Short Order* A t All Heure Prompt, C!etir> Servlcé Everything M eal Ticket* ore Sold at Reduced Rules Cor, ird St. and 'Sanford Av*. ',4k L i �J íf- ms m kV4. F i:; *; --^2 . ;-w w T n t2 ik ‘ SJftäR 3 n i* Yw-V !*?'■»• •)T“ r‘ 4 r * — , ETS ' * i ’•*#**T!f-*' THC 4ANrORD HERALD tyl SANFORD CHURCHES ANOTHER Where Devout o f the Celery City Worship Sunday. RESUME OF ALL CHURCH EVENTS or n> - Interest to Those Religiously In­ clined— Subjects of Discourses -for the Sabbath. TI m Pirt»r* of lU CIx k I m* in l k Q l f an E »rn «lr R iqtnitil ta btiaf or wad thru Anaouacwnaatt i m •■Mr Chatrk N m to tkia oIRn not lattr than Tkaraday altaraooa. rirs t Methodist Rev.A.E.IfoutrhoMtr,pa*tor;church, corner Perk •venue anti Fifth atrrrt. pariona|e. conter Malnolia aren via and Savent h atract; phone £34. Sunday momlnfl »errice al II; evening aervlce. 7:00; Sunday achod. 9:43 n. m.: Jno. K. Het­ tinger, Supt. EpworUi League, 3:00 Sunday even­ ing. The revival services at this church w ill continue through the week. Evangelist Myers w ill prench next Sunday at lia . m. and 7:30 p. m. Services every day at 3:30 and 7:30 p. rn. W e urge the people to attend. HOTEL FOR SANFORD n n iH ir o ia p ir E T O n T O T O DeMont Building Will Be Put In First | Class Shape Without Delay LAND! One b y one the old eye sores that have I stood for many years in the w ay o f pro­ gress in this city are disappearing and new structures are either taking their {daces or the old ones being repaired in such a w a y that the former remains can­ not be recognized. For mnny years the DeMont building on First street i n a | weathered the storms outside and went ered a class o f poor tenants inside. The I building is o f brick three stories in height on the First street side and when thor­ oughly overhauled should make a first j class hotel, and such U will be. The new proprietor, T ^ V iw ln g ) Is-« I first class hotel man and at the present time Is proprietor o f the Pearce House in Gainesville. Mr. Viering has long antici­ pated embarking in the hotel business in Sanford and up to the present tim e could not find a suitable building. The DeMont house naturally did not appeal to him in its present slinpc hut S. Runge, the public spirited citizen who has charge o f the AN I NVESTMENT IN S A N F O R D LA N D IS THE SUREST MON E Y CC Ar,i»wsi t'* Tfer. R.- L:JOrf>irfld;- mtrtnr:--HmMwr has grunted prayer meeting c l a u ,-'*csiaTjTisiuiYeiit TVedtteaday. 7:00 p. m.: Sabtath achnot, 10 Viering full swing in the matter o f J. C. Enamlnger. Superintendent. Meetings closed with tw enty additions. Dr. D illy proved himself a strong helper t hese meetings and made many.frlentU while here. W e hope to hfivo him again some day. Sunday morning ibS'lttator will-prench — w, P U ^ h c J fc s * » "Wlwit w ill be the size o f the bodies in tfnmeXFVvbrltT W ill w e know each other there!" A t night there will be no sermon. The service w ill consist o f anthems, solos, duets and hymns. The pastor w ill give a few minutes talk. Some o f the best tal­ ent In the city will sing. Remember our morning sermons are only tw enty minutes long. W e extended a special invitation to young men to come to our Sunday school. Mr. itnprovemnts and in a few months the old structure w ill not be recognized. This w ill mean a g rea t, improvement for First s tre et.a n d when several o f (lie other rookeries are either torn down or remodeled our city w ill be up-to-date In VCJX iH m lflubf r Mr. V jp r ip d . w ilL A olw large at'once and a large force will be put to work In order to open the hotel as I soon as possible. Sanford during the I season will be filled to overflowing with tourists and homeseckers and the citizens w ill accord the new prujirietor n hearty welcome and assist him In every, w ay to get in shape for the- accommodatlon-tif.! [ the exodus o f visitors. From letters received every day it is I estimated that Sanford w ill have over 2000 new psople in the city by Decent-[ ber 1st. ______________________ » Farms. t '— f irst Baptist Maly Cross Episcopal Presbyterian Rev. J, F. McKinnon, paator: morning aervlce, II; evening aervlce. 7:30; Sabbath acliool. 8:30 a. in.; Henry Mclaulln, Supt.; prayer meeting Wtdneaday, 7:30 p. m. , The pastor. Rev. J. F. McKinnon, will preach morning and evening. A llln vlted. ~ ~~ " „ Property If you want any of these, See us. C Terms to suit your pocket-book- Rev. J. W. BoyJ paau>r; Sunday innmint aerv- - — . B e t t e r S e rv ic e f o r a p o p l 1er. II; evenlrwl aervlce, 7:00; Salibalh achool. 0:43 Han. H. II. Withcrlnglon o f Apdjikn I a. in.. i.;Dr. J.T . Pen ton, Supt.; 11. Y. P. U. Sunday at 0:30 it.; iirayar-iwMlin« |was In the c ity Inst Snturdny conferring [ R e v.!). F. Brown, rector; A. D. Key. aenlor war­ den: Sunday morning aervlce. II; evening aervlce, 7:3U; SaUioth achooT, U45u. in.; H. F. Whltner, Supt.; prayer meeting. 7:30 Wedneadny evening. MAKER with the A. C. L oflicials regarding a train service between Sanford and A pop­ ka. The train to Trilby now going via Clarcoim could be backed up to Apopka and give the people nf A|x>pka a chance to make connection with East Coast points via Sanford. A s the ruilroad officials arc not in favor o f backing trains up to the stations at any point It is hardly possible that Apopka will get litis service, although itw ottld be the means o f bringing many | more people to Sanford. HOLDEN REAL ESTATE CO. * __ 1 ][H ][ 0 ]0 . Cat Nolle W hy Do You W alt? .Rev. M. Foi. rector, service« every second and I fourth Sunday; early mass, 7 a. in.; mSu and arr-— mwn, 1 0 «. tn.; Sunday ichoof. 0 a m.; veatwra. J ] - Th e Sanford Building & Loan Assocln-I -. . * / . S A N F O R D , FLA * [ p ] [ l ] [ N ] n [ R ] [ l ] [  ] [ g n [ Ë ] | l ] ( T ] [ A II T II E I p. m. tion has 700 shares taken up and should linve that many more. Th e public-spirited citizens o f Sanford should subscribe at once for more stock. Try it ut once and see how fast our people will build houses and how much it w ill help to stimulate G ood Roads M e e tin g trade In all lines during the summer The annual meeting o f the County Com­ months, besides being a good way to save I missioners and Good Ronds Association of a little money which w ill undobtedly pay Florida w ill convene in the city o f Palntka, as an investment. Remember that this Tuesday morning, A pril 27, 1000. is purely p co-operative home association. Tito nnnual meetings have always been New Delivery Wagon on the third Tuesday in June, but owing The Sonf6rd Grocery Co. is sporting a new | to the legislature occurring this year, the delivery wagon, and it is a thing o f beau­ m eeting is callad earlier. The subject o f Improved roads is com­ ty and a joy forever. It was “ made In I manding inoru active and practical con- Sanford" by the Sanford Carriage Works, sidernthg) at this time limn nny other under the careful supervision o f W. H. question o f internal improvement in the Underwood, the master o f fine curriuge Slates and territories o f the American work. The wagon serves two purposes : | Union. Agricultural, commercial. Indus­ it is a good delivery wagon and adver­ trial, transportation, religious, educational, tisement for the Sanford Grocery Co.7ünd I social, and public intcrcgjs are demanding u good "a d " for the Sanford Carriage j a system o f permanent high ways commen­ Works. No need to send out o f Sanford f anything. surate with the needs of the country, Easter Sunday— Low Moss. 7 n. m.: . Sunday school, U a. m ,i-H igh mass and . sermon, 10 n. m. Thp Rev. Fulhcr Bene­ dict, O. S. D., will ofliclatc at all services. __m giuuntil tjtifrt k *^ _ _ __ _____ _____ vBt Ilf _____ nddresscs mid discussions upon the scien­ tific, ethic and oconomic phases o f the subject and its relation to industrial pro­ gress and development. Legislation per-- m ining to state co-operation andsupervi• sion, financial ways und means, the use of convicts end other details o f the subject w ill receive practical consideration. State und county oflicials, mayors of cities, 'officers o f fcfimtficrcinl. agricultural, industrial, transportation, development, civic improvement nnd all good roads odvocatcs are earnestly requested to bepresent. . . . A W^rtfltrjr. President.. C. L. BmiMCEx. Sec’y and Trios. . ______ •_. -_____ _ ______ lw Bye-Lo 4lotel Improvements The Bye-Lo Hotel Is undergoing a won­ derful transformation under tl\e ab|e direction o f Mr. and Mrs. Fielding and is now fully equippod to feed the multitude. A full announcement w ill be m ade next week. REAL BR O KER S Present to the Investor the Best Opportuni­ tie s in Florida * •.Unimproved'celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed, $25.00 U* $200.00 per acre Celery farms, w ill flowing wells all tiled, drained nnd ready for crop, $500.00 iu $ 1000.00 per acre. / City property? improved and unimproved. 303,000 acres tim ber land, with finest site in Florida for crate'fuctory. . O th e ra ^ tx you what can be done. M U R R E L L £L M IM S M L W are practical farmers us well as real^estate brokers, and are here to show you w hat has been and cun he done. H W ta rry W a rd A rriv e s 4M W H W W Horry Wnni, president and general I manager pf the Ward Fence Co., o f Deca­ tur, Ind., accompanied by John A. Falk, anqthcr . prominent, cltisen o f Decatur arrived in the city last Saturday and they 44-+tt-H->->-t-*4-+++*+++++<M>++e are busily, engaged in buying up All the I available lands nnd city property. Mr. Ward has chosen Sanford for his adopted home and considers any Investment in AND I this section the best in the United States. »M U R R ELL & MINSHEW Sanford Library | More Houses on First S tre e t' Contractor C. I. Hughes reports that he I has made contracts for several jiew mod­ A special invitation is extended to the ern houses ou the west side. Th e d m of press o f the state. these will be erected at once for T. C.CarlPalatka spreads royal welcome to her I son, who contemplates the building o f sev­ . guests and bids you come. eral more commodious bouses. Thus does Spocial hotel rates. Sanford build. That section is destined Budges for all delegates. v to be a residential as well as an industrial | The trip w ill do you good and your pres­ part o f the Celery C i t y . ----------- -----ence w ill encourage us. Don’t forget the date, Tuesday, A pril 27. m iNSHEW URRELL Get In The Game Free Reading Room | / - ROOM 20- ' V U ;' Upstairs, Pico Block B hckensderfer? Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p.m. AND Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m. S ir« tigers Wi X J .’O. AhNO, ORLANDO TEA SERVED AT 1S i\ -A -raecliu g . « 1 - t h e .Sanford Base-Ball j Association Is called for tonight ot the ofllc eo f Geo. A . DeCottea. Plans for the season o f 1B09 w ill be discussed. A ll B O Y S v S U IT S citizens are invited as Sanford proposes Boys’" Suits, lutest styles Qnd to put a .Winning team in the Geld this shades, 3 to 17; Boy's W ushable year. The new ball park to be established Suits, 3 to 10, all styles. Bloomer along the line o f the Sanford 1« Ever­ Pants, 3 to 17. Boys' J'um lshlngs, glades Ry., should also receive the atten­ Caps, Etc. A ll Under Price. 34ti tion o f the-Association. »n fii H A V E YO U SEEN TH E -W O M A N ’S EXCHANGE Every Day After February’ 19th A T Y P E W R IT E R F O B -4. ____ Bakea— G5UBr’'Wi*iinew)ai|: T^ l l p u r p o s e s a n d . -Saturday. Stampinj One that w ill stand the greatest tests Cannot get out o f alignm ent on the market A 3100 Machine for 3G 0' * See them at The Herald office SANFORD HER ALD 90S First St., Sanfard, Florida done. A ll F a n c y work and Materials for s a m e on Sale CRIPPEN’S MUSIC STORE (Railroad Way) �Aprii 9. 1999 .THF «AkfFftw«. k n u i r. REGARDING SANFORD Improvements that Would Make A Greater Sanford Fill) Line Right at your Door! Of SPRING SUITINGS You can get NOM A WOMAN’S POINT Of VIEW JUST Sharp Writes an Interesting Letter About the Needs and Deeds or Sanford Becky tr First Street RECEIVED FERTILIZERS Make Your Selection From Full Pattern Pieces Drive your Wagon into Sanford Call on C. t f . Evans He can deliver any brand you want out of Our new Warehouse Without Delay— \ÿ Prices Will Astonish You mm CAXDWELL 8T SON'S ROYAL TAILORING' T he Marks E state A gency Armour Blood, Bone & Potash AlMotiT^Celery~GrOwer Armour Vegetable • Armour Practical Trucker Or any other brand of our justly Celebrated Fertilizers-^ Do you -want Hardwood Ashes? Dried Blood, Sheep Manure, Blood and - Bone Nitrate of Soda? a Ask for it, We have it ,'.3 1 ITHE ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS * * — ------Jacksonville.-Fla;-----— % (W rite us) * CHAS. H. EVANS, Sales Anient,- *' • Sanford, Florida (A sk aim) GO C A R TS ENGLISH • ARMOUR - I huve heart) many things lately, but one - o f the greSIeSI inlereef lia s been actUad— the fountains. It wns the only thing to do Sentiment is n perfectly beautiful thing, hut when progress Is concerned, banish it, sentiment I mean. Now the next turn to meet in our road is the getting rfd o f the apparent end o f our business street. To a stranger the nppearnnee is appalling. : and ‘ they nrc no credit, nnyhow. Tear them rt "wliw —'W-t; ~d«wn: build something b elief; thus allow. ’ Tag the streeti*ft»-hw c o t through. Use natural advantages. True, “ Rome wasn't built In u d ay." but they had to select a day to begin onciUfb*^ theyT Well, with os enterprising and ambitious nmnyor and council as wo have, w e can do lots o f good. -S o tear down the old end apparent, cut 30G-308 FIRST STREET, SANFO R D ,. FLORIDA "First street through. Sanford avenue isn't the end o f town, . fo r a Club House Suggestion is good for thought, and if I give you material to feed upon, there is no reason whntevcr why you should not goto “ work.” 'been use. if ^ou intend to go «■ work; there is no better place than rigiil where you ore. It is not n strenuous task E S T A B L IS H E D 1SU9 of lulKir for lutwir's sake, but ¡1 task that means much in our combined social and intellectual side o f life. Thus, wlty doesn Sanford and her people come forth and Are Offering Any and A ll Kinds of Florida Real Estate build them a building that would embrace at as Low Prices and on as Reasonable Terms the library, and have n free reading room —tlmt-wouhUte-open e v ery nftrm ooTrfliid Ws Can he Hud Anywhere. evening wherein strangers withlnour gates ctMihi go and spend aplensant hour. There is an energetic librury du b o f Indies in the city ; then, too, a socinl club. W hy chn't Office on l'ark Avenue, between First and Commercial Street», Sanford. Flurida ''these folks nil combine, and grow to some­ <■4 + ♦ <■+•> $+ + $ + < • + + + thing Vynrthy o f more than passing noteT \ i * * X Ikin’i say "w e can't afford it;" we can. Of course it means work, but this city is fast growing, and what did satisfy us. will far from do it now. We wutit the man, woman and dtiid from the North. Enpt, West, and our South, but we must eventu­ The latest out is the ate tilings fry y h lc h to hold them. w|ien once tliey come. If there ft a chance, even the shadow of c n diance, let. us build :■ liouse that will We haven new line just give us 11 room forn lllirnry, mid thru have uniAher sucli room for a meeting place for in and the low price will social affairs, “ because u little nonsense, make them ¿¡a Come in now and then, is relished by the best of nicn." and in truth you know it is the soand see them. dul life ituil makes 11f < wortli wliiie. At '« T nil iMlds.det us do sometliing. nnd if you have any ideas, proorcon, let os hear from you. Understand this, that the right sort •Vft of a dull liouse, because sucli it would be. will bring ntmiit greater tilings tlmn some of you dream of.’*'L lvln g in one little D rin k a B o ttlo o f groove all the days o f your life, isn't going to Improve you or your city. It's well enough for you to sit down and sny "non­ sense," that is because you huven't given sucli mutters ns these the proper consid­ eration. You want this city to grow: you want to advertise it broadcast, yind you are willing to sell your land, but listen ! ’ yourj people who ure new comers, who Manufactured with (Hire distilled water— they will prevent illness, aid have bought your land,and ora developing Re a l ■ INUCH TOWN WANTED-* RIDER AGENT » «ampi* * Model « n » n x * r - bicrtl* lu ra i.h rd by u v *P8Ûl Wv“l •n j d l a t r i r i t j _ rt«i* and v it iM t s U uuruu rmn t t ( m y n l u K i n Îr X * ( 4Jftr at *•m±4. t *t ,| p rio , . l j ^ Jou, b i i j l l * . inJ • »ir ir .T H J . J« Iht Wifi I« *nti «rr UiçH-B9L1 1uc du nu l a u l ì lu I KOTI - - (•<•/#P(#tW9U* t * , fink frvcivr r uniti 'k+ki i* i i l i l l'Mjutiìbl« lo nult* . .icfO f7 coti. Y um s ir * f u h*v* tbs m iiiu ficlu FC r’fl ftur* t a il di tirs i (rum m MKy p rü f until von l i r i b r mir a_____________ u ^ t u n and_ ________________ Ir»rn oar un ScArd ul /«I* tjrjf CAB t r im *lul rtmorétifU tifiti! y t fitti fit tl l,,' . ' lo1rlilor ruler *AMil*. agoni». VOII RP nat fltT O N K H rn )M| in n o our *n4 ■uu Ufll if il Il dl untanti! ,uptlll „**1,hnutihtl'CldInrno 1, „ lht W / r a n ac minute youiln, ye*,. Wc ,r tl ibc liwhr>tgr*d« bkidf* lor In, mutter llun any M b» l*rjorr. W* »re ninnrj vtuh ,m> pfoAi »bove liuoiy tun. niCVCtJ. 1M.A Mtlltt, roti an *tll uur bli/iltt Lutiti jour oaa unit oute *1 r price*, linieri AIM tit*j day T fa r .rrttivta. _______ «KCUNU ÌlA N U liltC V C L V R . W i A i nul rrt'ile r’r lu n tlle »tçond K in 4 b irre | m , but 14 ut il Y lu v « a Dornlief on Iri* b4 Uktn in tr»4t br (OU Chictjo (cuit ilare*. Tbe*« w* t l u i an» r,m ma * . l ta «ir V ■1 prompter al ptkàà n u in * front u\ VBH H *ir I O0 ,. J)e,copa,e DttertPUv« 'U r f a m .ln u mai lad lr*a. COASTER-BRAKES, I ot i*{r rît u w l rtlMÎ! jr i t f t . *** F»,u' 'rv-'re »»i i t ! S A N F O R D F U R N I T U R E C O . ¡ l ’ A I Ü HED6ETH0RN PÜNCTÜRE-PROOF *S80 L E P A IR X SELF-HEALING TIRES A S A M Pauge, a G IN G E R A L E OR S O D A W A T E R it, bring life into your* tow n .. that even three years ago was literally stagnant IInuiicially, in comparison to tills date, these •nine people need your attention. Com­ pensate their coming. They have.helped you, revived the life, mid tliey will help Vow in an undertaking Ontl .mentishatter, meat. Among your new people you have the “ salt o f the earth" In your midst, god I appeal in their behalf that something lie done., There are enough o f you who ure of ilie social side inclined to do what is neces­ sary, nod or tiie intellectual side we all of of us aim to bring out the best that Is ill us; and remember that environment is n great factor, mid the right hand of fellow ­ ship extended in the right place is 11 ben­ efit to nti concerned. O f course there Is u line to draw, but let m e say the one. you nuiy be thinking o f om itting from your list U the very one who doesn't wont tube counted among those present, and nnyhow there are some very capable women in the city who could assume all the respon­ sibility in this matter, and there ore enough men who have sufficient wampum to con­ tribute: So now, gentlemen, loosen upthe cord to the purse and give the ladies u chance to help you. Form a civic club, too, ^ h 'i 0 good J>rj»cym for votwiew. ty cause you know tlie predictions for Lurky Sanford;- W ell, help to live «hose same convictions into realities. What say youf — Becky Siu k J*e. -w .■ Drain and Irrigation Material . We make ippuial catioud irioea on uilxed aiges o f gewer pi|ie, 4 inch. 8 inch and larger sizes. Also second quality l'1pcs at reduced rated. See ua before buying. Gto. H. FuutAL^IlA*DWA*z Co. digestion and give you health Th o Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla. I ^ t m t m t t w t t t t ................. . ml y * 0 MORE TROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES NAJLM, T » c k « o r O U m w ilt Out tot ilio a ir out. 6 iit y thuuuml pair* koUt U »t jr a r. Over two hundred ibuuum l |>*ln now in u*c. D E S o n i P T I O H l M »de in »II «le n . It I* lively aadeatyridlDjf. very durable and lined Intime w ifi, _____ __ Bf ' rtr7 a apeeial aualtly o f rubber, whirh never levom — ouaakd w h kh cloae* up im i l l punrturea w il N ottoo th e th ic k r o b b e r tre a d (he air to canape. W e bave hundred* of letter« f(rum n aali*, I “ A." and puncture s tr ip « “ i t " m uom craataitn_(lhat their tlrea have on yttm ipunipei and “ D ,“ also rtnt atrip “ ll** up ou t« or twice la «w h o le Beaton. They wei^h no mute than t o p re v e n t r im cu ttin g. T h is an ordinate tire, ther puncture rc»t*lln| qualilice being flv en tir e w ill o u llaat any o th e r a p rciilly prepared the preparnl fabricocl fabric by am veal layer* orr thin, specially m a b e - t iO F T , ELAJ1TIÜ a w l tread. T h e r r g u U ip r ic c o flfie e c Ilr c a iig ly ip e r iw ir ,. ,(iut___ fur LASV lUUUtO, advert 1« ingpurpoara we are making a »petfal facfqiy pllce to lb * rider o lo a ty gpSo per pair. A it orders shipped ««m e d.vy letter Is received. We »hip C. O. D. o * approval. You ao not pay s c en t until you have examined and found Ihrm strictly a* rcprr*ented. W * w ill allow a n u h dleewtmt o f 3 per cent (thereby making the price • «.S O per pair) tf you Bend F U L L C.A31I L A S H tWV IITT H Ibis adveillsem ad veil Ire m fut. f ut. You nin run no riik rL k tu tend I t O IU l l l IJ l t ..lt l t and enclose Ihia aeudlng u* an oeder a* the tire* tnay be rrtururd at O U H e ijw n * « i f for anyreason they are npt saL*f*ctbry on eaawinailon. W c are perlrctly retUble and muuey sent lo ua ia aa aate a . lu a baok. tre “ » • •I *f jrou j w a order ui ou i w • gpair '" 1" 'o »f theoe v *■> lires, * 1», J you '* '* ,w ” tll *»" “find *■'* th*t they y w " *ill n aride »»«% »eaaler, »»,* « , < run ■■■■ *wvn («»te r, ,, SPRING MUSICAL F É S T IY A L CHOXUS OF w*nt n birre Ï_ou hla rem ark ab fn lre offer, Ir U lo n le r a I ■aw a # A f f a r r - f f i T / n r C don't buy any k im la l any price until you *eod for a pair of M r Y U L I n E J b . i l I I H t ^ l Iledgeiliorn rnucture-l'roof tire* on approval And trial at >rtrr quoted above; o r w rite for our Mg Tire am] fiunar m a r t Alta k ttn u c ttn e r «t T ib o ot hatH h c v , » , i » i H f i rn n * , n r u r a r w t>u( write u* a postal today. IMk N O T T ltl.N n . O F P U T U fQ a bicycle I r t f . I T I l f w r / J f f or a pair of llrr* from anyonr until you know thr new and wonderful t , I offers we are making. It only cu«t* a jKkstat to lr*rn everything. W rite it M OW . j ; L MEAD CYCLE COMPART. 2 5 0 TR A IN E D VOICES W ith M rs. C orlnna R id a r-K a ls a y , anp/ano; N avada van dar Va#r, a lia ; Raad M illa r , la n a ri G uataf H alm qu lat, taa k Tlie New York Symphony Orchestra Conducted by CHICAGO, IL L i'!.111. - CHAS. H. EVANS I DAMROSCHi Four Concert», M atin*« and Night, A pril 19th and 30th Staple and Fancy Groceries Full Line of High-Grade Cigurs ami Tobaccos A u u dale nirmberth ip*, good for one roaerved aval at each concert. $3 00 Make applies lUm \ now a* book* cUae April taL and regular bok office rate* (ben prevail. i . Fund» routl accompany application! \ Agent for the Famous CLOVER H IL L BRAND BUTTER T . T . E L M O R E , 106 Main Straat, Jackaonvllla, Florida S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A Sanford Pressing Club — ,------— W . J . TH JG P E N & j ►MPANY C LE A N S AND P R ES S ES ÄOMMT« Ladies' Skirts and Gentlemen's Clothing _ Our Monthly Rate for Club Oiily J^jil (2 5 General Fire -Insurance Glvlnji ymi t v ^ v tr'pfcew nrm onthf W r w ill call fpr and d H iv r r your clollies once u week. A L L W O R K G U A R A N T E E D . M. P. LIPE, Manager. Iu Gold's Barber Shop >LL& j* . . VI, i r | • J A C K S O N V IL L E WALTER to w r q TXr r lg u U r t tlà il >r hr et i*r:e f ir n n " J U-U> fitr fiatr, Avr lo introduit tei tufi uH ym m vunt U finir fo r t ! .SOvaiKw ii/i orJn U JJ). IPhone 00 Purk Avenue, North Of tic* with HOLOIN R IAL BSTATB CO. .* . S a n fo rd , • - - a* - a F lo rid a :a �J IO FLORIDA AN ELDORADO DfCtu commercial Tltr SANTORO HERALD a short time known as ‘ the rich man's playground," Florida will an swer to ibe title o f “ the poor man's para­ dise. Nothing can stop the tremendous tide o f w age earners— fanners who have failed o f success In other and less pro­ ductive sections— and homeseekers look­ ing for a place where they can live In comfort and realize a livin g from their land— from Florida.* Florida offers more inducements to these classes than any other one spot on earth, and while it has taken n long tim e for Florida to come Into her own the next year or two will witness the "enchanted land" taking her rightful position among thé H gfteiilltirârifdlès o f the Union. — I when, tniiead or G R E A T P O S S I B I L IT I E S O f STATE The Real Place To r The Homeseeker— No Longer Only Rich Man*« Play ¿round . — There 1» a new “ land boom" on lliflt bid » fair to eclipse anything o f ita kind ever Inaugurated In America, »nys the Chicoflo Tribune. For years Florida, “ the neglected state," has. been known prln-Ctpatty T t l 'I l i i" W itifeT' play grouhcTor:h'e rich. Magnificent hotels along the east coast o f Florida have catered to the whims and fancies o f those o f unlimited wealth; ‘ fabulous fortunes have been spent in providing luxurious nccommodlon» for those who could nlford to escape from the rigor o f tile northern winter and bask in the smiles o f the perfect clim ate o f Flor­ ida. Paradoxical as it m ay sound, it might be said that the rich— the more or Men o f affairs from the north coming tQ Florida to disport in the surf at Palm Beach, or to idle aw ay the hours In the orange, groves or nlong the palmTSmbowered wnlks o f Daytona could not dose their e yes to the posslh ilitleacf the state. Upon every hand they saw e v i­ dences o f enormous agricultural wealth, simply needing tho man behind the plow to develop Its wonderful resources. They saw an empire in itself, providing every­ thing necessary to the health, wealth and happiness o f its inhabitants. It was not difficult to picture Florida as a future agricultural p n ra d lsew h erc Tnen w cnry o f the fruitless struggle -ngninstrchictant nature In the north, might come, and al­ most for the asking, take fortunes from U icfru lLfu lsoll o f this wonderful country. __ JTo such men. lo think, was to act. Co­ operating with the railroads o f the state — alw ays the advance guards o f civiliza ­ tion— they went forth and spread the gos­ pel o f Florida. They poured their money into enterprises designed to develop its natural resources,- and In every w ay known to man advertised the advnntngea o f this section o f the United States. Gradually the fanner und homeseeker o f the frozen north began to §tt up and take notice o f the “ land o f dreams." The •reports o f the wonderful productiveness ju t Florida read like fairy tales -to the dis­ couraged agriculturist wresting an exist­ ence from his burren field. He found it * hard to believe that in Florida the soil produced three, and sometimes four, crops in one year. It wus impossible for him . to conceive o f h land of perpetual sun­ shine. whero ten or tw enty acres o(| ground could be made to inoduce more than 100 acres in the north. However, there were enough venturesome spirits to take the plunge and see for themselves what tills new Eldorado had to offer. Ittln jf A Socialist Lecture Last Saturday evening, J. L. Fitts, a nntionnl organizer o f the Socialist party, lectured on the street to n large and very attentive audience. He made many telling points and was frequently applauded. A fte r the speech many questions were asked by the audi­ ence. and Mr. Fitts answered them checrv si B $S lE St*C 5 le» jjidden Dangers -1p ^ ^ ^ * * ^ * ^ ^ ^* * ^ association» of ilio eitle» 'tlie ittfte. It is only a question o f W riter In Chicago Tribune Give* Some fa cts April jw w p la u ls » 'audience showed great interest and mained until he closed. Mr. Fitts said in part: “ Everybody hates Ignorance, pover­ ty, misery, vice nnd crime. A ll people •want themselves nnd ail others to be In­ telligent, well-fed, strong, healthy, hnppy and virtuous, Thai, is why luin-a-socUtlist, and you w ill be a socialist when you understood socialism. Nature* Olves Timely Warnings That No Sanford Citizen can Afford to Ignore . sto ves! D A N G E R S I G N A L N O . I comes from the kidney secretions. T h ey will warn ydu when the kidneys are sick. W ell killncyt excrete a clear, a m b e r fluid. Sick Sidneys send out a thin, pale and foam y, or a thick, red , illsmelling; urine, full o f sediment and irregu la r o f passage. — D A N G E R S I G N A L N O . 3 comes from file back. Back pains, dull ami heavy, o r sharp and acute, tell you o f | sick kidneys and warn you o f the ap proach of dropsy, diabetes and B r ig h tV d is ra a c r rD tn n 'r 'IC id ite y Pills j cu rt sick kidneys and cure them p er­ manently. H ere's Sanford p ro o f: Mrs. M a ry ♦ a n Bibber, Scconu St.;Sanford, Fla., says: “ I suffered a great deal from backache. M y kidneys w ere also weak and the frequent passages o f the secretions were positively annoying. In spite of the doctorin g I did, and the various remedies I tried, I grew no better. Finally I learned b f D oan ’ s K idn ey Fills and began using them. Th ey rem oved the s o re ­ ness and pain ij-pi baci Jtn Th o Fam ous Je w e l Brand (Guaranteed to g iv e satisfaction) - hr»*a K idney Pills in return fo r the great im p rove­ ment they brought a ho ih." F o r sàie by all dealers. P rice 50 cents. F o ster-M illm m Co., Buffalo N e w Y o rk , sole agents for the United States. __________ —*R c m e m fiff the nam e— Doan's and take no other. - *. s it ___________________ . " I f You Love Your Wife Don’t Roust H e r " Buy a Hot W eather Gas Range The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware to ' "Capitalists get most o f the wealth we I FRESH make, and want to keep on getting It. They know that socialism w ill stop this robbery, so they oppose socialism and | misrepresent It, to get the working people j to fight it. r AN D — “Most o f their objections a r e a bout onetenth truth, enough truth to sugar-coat | the lies. “Socialism is 0 philosophy o f human . A I_ society, n scientific interpretation o L lilir 1 tory, and a political program. J. I. ANDERSON’S “ Our political demands are that the col­ lectively used industries shall be collec­ tively owned nnd collectively, dem ocrati­ cally managed, and tlint nil people shall have equal rights and chances to work, the workers to get the full social value of their labor. "Th e industries which we must use collectively (railroads, steamships, telegraphs, mines, factories, etc.,) to get our living, have been, ore nnd w ill be used for the benefit o f the owners. They should be A ll Work R eceive#M y Personal Attention used for the benefit o f all the people.. = = = = = SANFORD, FLORIDA - MEATS The Crippen Music Store GROCERIES ------ High-grade Pianos, Grgn 1is, - jr and Graphophones. D IN G E E Low Prices. Easy Payments. Pjyo Block’ Plumbing and Gas Fitting "T h ereforeth ey m u sfb e ow ned b y all and Best Efforts the people, owned collectively. “ These industries, now controlled by Idle 'Phone 230 owners who need not care for the health Opposite City Hall or wvlfard o f the toilers, shall be controlled by tho workers who understand them, who suffer on account o f bad conditions, who know fiow they can best he made safe nnd healthful, and who w ill benefit most by tills improvement. "In these collectively owned, collectively managed and collectively used industries, ull persons shall have cquul chance to AND What tfiey discovered in Florida is his- work, nnd the workers inste‘ ad«J^urre'ndtory. They found, indeed, thnl the half ering four-fifths o f what they make, will hnd not deen told. They found a land get the full product o f their lalair. where fruit grew wjld in luxurlnnt profu­ "H ear our speakers, study our books, Agent for Virginia Carolina Fcr-| sion— n land where the soil produced al­ read our papers. most every crop that could be grown In tlllzers "Learn the science, the philosophy, the | the north, a climate that exceeded the economics and the political inogram and liveliest Imagination, u country teeming organization o f the socialists, then you | with possibility. They found that celery will vote and work for socialism, and get could be made to yield ns high ns S 000 everyone one you can to do likewise.' nn acre profit, grapefruit 5400 on acre, Mr. Fitts has been touring southern 1 l>otatoea nnd all kinds o f vegetables as Florida, and is now on a three weeks stunt high as 5300 un acre. Is it nny wonder through north Florida, hence west to the | Fashionable Hair Cutting (tint they nnnied it the enchanted InnJT Rockies. — A F o llo w B*. MILLINERY OPENING! Grhnd Display of the latest Creations in W . W . LONG Millinery DEALER IN M ONDAY, Fresh Meats M ARCH The Fnmous GEORG I E T T A S A IL O R S Groceries in 22nd im I»1 .111(1 sizes C hildren’s Hats and B a b y Caps MRS. J . ALBERT GRÄM LING H. BRUTON Tonsorial Parlors It is almost impossible to descri Florida without recourse to superlatives. It is easy to understand poor Ponce do Ic o n 's faith in Ids fountain df perpetuul youth ufter one tins experienced tfie doilghts of a sojourn in Florida. No pen van do Justice tu the inaiinlflcjmt^.vlstax o f waving pnlma. luxutiaiit vegetation nnd wide swee|>s o f primal verdure. * P o la r E xpedition R etu rn s Lieut. E. U. Shackleton, o f the British navy, and commander of the A ntarctic expedition has returned on the barkenlino Nimrod to Invercargill, New Zealand, nnd, ulthouiih lie did not nvhl— hif and General Barbering T he o. J . M iller & Son * I | H ot and C old Baths s t s ii H o u r*. -H o t 8u O w viali nnd you Iwromc a Statuirli Patron FOR J. SANFORD, FLORIDA , *• .Y'-. " , Dealers In Gasolene and Kerosene Spring aM ln erv AH the Latest Styles in Ladies’ and Children's Hat3 Florida F. S U N D E L L ,. Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, White and New Home Sewing Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records. Wholesale DO N P E A B O D Y Enterprise » S t o v ^ s , - C r o c k u r y a n d GTa s a W a f F Ô ffl.. Jectrhe succeeded In 'getting within 111 miles o f the pole. The Ninirod expedition left England In July, 1007, and after Florida offers to-day more opportunities reaching the Ice fields and making the to the poor man than m iy . other section elaborate preparations, the main ex- q . R O O M H O T I C R ’ 1 A A O D i r e o f the country. A little ca p ita l goes a most I »edit ion storied on a sledge Journey.* J K U U M t t U U b L , 1 4 ACRES long ways here. A t the present time which occupied 120 days und traversed good farm lauds can be obtained as low In Enterprise 1,708 miles southward. Tire explorers ns 510 an acre, and ten acres properly reached latitude 8ft.203 und-longitude handled ¡dumid praduceagroflt o f 52,000 102 c a s t which was estim ated as 111 m il— _ $ 1 1 0 0 .0 0 n yenr: The fa n n er In Florida does not from the pole. have to work ns hard as his brother in A second party pushed forward to the the north, and he realizes a great deal southern magnetic pole at latitude 72.23, more for his labor. Owing to the richness lonpitude 134 east. The British flag was o f the soil crops spring up Uke magic, left flying at both points. The ascent o f "oiid at a lim e when the northern farmer Mount Erebus was accomplished with is planting his crops the Florida fanuer difficulty and geological discoveries o f is almost ready to market his first crop great Importance were mode. Results a t­ yield. tained have thrown much light on the v The movement toward Florida is be­ past history o f the A ntartlc contijiciit. com ing-unm -and more pronounced us tile There*was n'8 Loss o f life. "Contractor ‘ an S öu lltfer northern and western homeseeker be­ MAIL B0XC8 comes acquainted with actual conditions The best Box mode— The Riley, Used W ill Furnish Estimates for any Uuildiug lit tills state. No efforts are being spared exclusively on Route No. t. Repairs, Etc. by the railroads and other large.lnterests Ilorry J. Wilson. 10 properly advertise this marvelous sec­ tion. Millions are being spent in this Commencing January 1st. 1900, George educational work, and the result is ap­ W. Venable, contractor and- JmHdet will parent in the thousands upon thousands em ploy only union labor, and work eight 0 * 1« E l A . E . HUT# Lum ber V a n i p f inquiries being received by the differ- hours a day. ’ \ House Furnishing Goods phur Hatha a S p s o la lty -----P I — « ( » d r a p p o i n t K i p — * * - MRS. __ ■ T. C L A R K CHAS. NEXT .IXK1K .TO . PEOPLE'S BA N K................... ****** N A. He a l e r CHOICE FLORIDA Ayanu, I, l,M w W ìiV ' **: 7 r - i f f 243 :.r ; 4TÄ] Ip * v /. S :/ "~ I , Qroyar, in W E S T E R N M EA TS fM * I �TW ELV E -,— »18P 1 PAQE8*~PftRT I—PAGES I TO J |JW )-«■»W**«® .5? /W S A N F O R D — Life i» Worth Living Number 35 SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1909 ALL AROUND FLORIDA LARGE SALE OF LANDS The General News o f "The Land Indiana o f Flow ers" ___ at Capitalists lm p r o m in e n t h o o s ie b s m e r e 4 ,000- -Acres------ The Soil Is V ery Rich And W ill Be First Year LAEONTISSEE IS DEAD SOLID CITY OF SANFORD Indiana M en Think San ford Is a Great Purchase CULLED f ROM THE STATE PRESS WILL MAKE MANY IMPROVEMENTS An Epitome of the Week's Most portent Happenings In the State's Domain. HERALD P ro p o sitio n Well Known Newspaper Man Prosperity ofJhcCIty BullUJuon- Dies In Washington _ M. Earl Brackett, secretary mid treasurer of the Ward Fence Co. o f Decatur, and Geo. Lemoux, president a ml manager of the Indianapolis Brush and Broom Go., arrived SUICIDE THEORY IS ADVANCED in the city Tuesday. Mr. lem ou x is al­ ready known to Sanford ix*ople, having Gas Jet Turned On And Air Excluded been here several weeks in January. M o st Valuable A ddition to The .jflrni Foundation NOT DEPENDING UPON ONE CROP prslfled h V eg eta b le Culture M okes From Room In H o tel Gives S an ford S e c tio n th e Richest Both gentlemen nre so favorably im ­ pressed with Sanford's great possibilities Rise To This S to ry O f Any In the W orld Oritwltz clothing store in Tampa was One o f the largest denis pulled off this that; In company with Harry Ward, they John LaFontissec, one o f the best There Is an old adage that udnumixlus* the scene o f n bad Are Inst week. Th'e season was consummated this week in the invested a small fortune in lauds in this known newspaper men in the state was one to “ never put all your eggs in ono cause was a lamp explosion. Stock am) purchase of 4.200 nci^sof land Just south section, account o f which is found in an­ found dead In Ids room in a Washington basket," and uj»m more than one occasion fixtures were totally destroyed and the o f Lake Jessup. The purchasers are Hnr- other part uf The Hern hi, hotel last Tuesday. The following dls- lias this old truth come home tolndivldtr-building badly damaged. Loss nbonr • Wa w«l^**t*b^iOT,lftUcllnwatoSanjMitch tu the Tampa Tribune - gives' the- nls nnrt fttfretetirSi'rtTonSi It--struck this $20,000. —-------■■■■' Toni. They nre among the future builders details: % section with considerable force 'When the The Goldsboro, first steamship o f the Messrs. War«! and Lcmaux spent several o f this section, nnd the right sort, taking J. O. LaFontissec, title export of the o rffig e •trees were frozen, a n d -left the newly established line between Jackson weeks in Sanford in February, and were conditions na.thcy.cxist, and-scattering forest service of the department of dgri growers wlthbut /in nnchor to windward so favorably tin pressed with the wonder­ sunshine as they go vlllc and Cuba, sailed Inst Friday, culture, of Jacksonville, Fla,, was found upon which they could hold the sinking S. D. Hollenbeck o f .St, Petersburg is to ful possibilities of this section that, they It will beremcmherrtlihnt Messrs. Ward dead shortly after 12 o'clock todny in n ship. Since that time the grant celery build n Irotel on Long K ey this summer, decided to get In tlie game in enrnest, and Lemoux succeeded In killing n monster bathroom adjoining his room nt the Re- crop lias been fostered nnd made one of r;ry- gent hotel, w ith.t 1m ~gi*rt-turned rn w -Th e the b e « ir.ryinj*-ventumi hrrtirTrRPtnbh!' He will also enlarge his hotel nt St. Pe and accompanied by Mr. Brackett arrived wIHgntor upon their fnrnu-r_trip in-tha-eity-this week.-—end - immediately* TitwfTi fu'rdre'amohg their Indiana friends. laxly was discovered by E. W. Wheeler, -tersburg;-------- r ------“ ' ~l line tlie world tins ever known. Along made arrangements to purchase ns much malinger of the hotel, who detected the with the celery success cninc the pessim­ The Florida Brewing Co. at Tampa has of the available lands as possible before odor o f gas. Wheeler reached, over the ist who never failed to cruuk about the purchased the personal projwrty and good C elery City Eagles the price soared any higher. Mr. Ward transom o f the diair, and with a stick celery crap going to the laid, and what an will of the Chattanooga Brewing Co., ulso Sanford Engles seemed to have good hud already purchased n ten-acre tract In pushed hack the holt. He was nearly awful misfortune Sanford would suffer, of Tampa. . ; * conjunction with R. C. Maxwell, and like wings front the very store and the number overcome by fumes. ,, This has not Impia-tied so fur und if it «lid Over 2,000 tons o f Alabam a coal were everyone who has spent any time in Smi- of new eagles is increasing with every * ., Wheeler opened the bathroom door mid. no one would be se.uuu&ly crip|4ed longer shipped last week to Mexico, on a vessel furd, tile Jure o f the celery tlritn-induced ■meeting night.— Lust-Tuesday night, pur-' saw the body of LnFontissee on the floor. than one season. But the failure o f on leaving Pensacola. suant to n spcclnl Invitation fro m ’ S e c « him to make further purchases. A rug bad been pushed against a crack entire crop o f celery o f every grower In =---------While nt work.in the mill o f the TampaThe gentlemen intend lo |mi 500 acres tnry Runge, the Order met to discuss the o f the door. The gas Jet was turned on the Sanford section would cause but liLtle llavuna Lumber Co. in Tampa last week. In cultivation ut once, und expect lo push, question o f building u temple. This wns /nil force.. Coroner N eylttd »(erred giving hnrtlshiji, ns tliecelerycrop, while n leader the first meeting night in iho new ipmrtrrs Manuel Silva was struck in the stomach the improvements upm the same. a certificate as tu the cause o f dentil un­ In the list of vegetables, is by no means in the Sluqe-Gove block, and u wonderful by u piece uf.scnutllng with such force as ____ The demits P H liis ^ ___________ ____vast enterprise are t il hc am hl make a.thiaough inquiry.-^- tlw* o ld y cTO)M>f-this seetio n " "—tu cuuse Ids dentil. He was u res|tecled hot in shnpe for publication, hut it is ru­ iraiisforiiiatiim has been made in this No notes were found umoug the «-fleets Tliis season lottlice brought such a fan ­ . workman and hud only been married three mored that scverul hundred families will building, und* the Eagles now have one of of the deceased. Numerous government cy price that many growers could have the best lodge rooms m iQe city. „ weeks. * lie placed upon this tract this fall. |m|iers, as well us personal papers nnd pnssi-d up tlie .celery growing und still have In the midst of the discussion, a dove A ll these men are well-known business Phosphate to the vnlpc o f $444,780 money belonging to LaFontissec were in n snug fortune left. Those who raised le t­ was shipped from Port Tam palnst month men in their native state, Mr. Ward being sought admission into the order, and wns his suit case. The laxly was attired oply tuce and celery realized 61,000 net jirotit president and Mr. Druckelt secretary und immediately voted U|sm nnd taken into witli (he underclothing and socks. The u|mu every acre of land in cultivation. to foreign countries. treasurer of the Ward Felice Co. o f Deco- the aerie “ very gently." tied was undisturbed cxccfpt for the up- This statement can be eusUy verified by" Strawberries sold at retail in Lakeland A stock company of Engles wiff* be tu. und Mr. Lcmaux president and general jieartincc that some one had rested on any of the growers who shipped prime Inst week at seven cents a quart, ___ _ manager uf the lndinmi|»olis Brush Co. formed, capitalized at $20,000, nnd the top of the coverings. stuff. Contract has been nwarded to the TomThey propose to incor|Miraie at once, nnd enthusiastic manner in which the menu NoTme about the place is kiT(TWH'"Yo Now the lettuce aud celery has been * pd Coal Co. by the United States govern­ the deal promises to give un added impe­ tiers res|Minded leuves no room for doubt hnVe seen LaFontissec enter the hotel shipped, and it winihl seem time for a lull ment for supplying coal to lighthouse ten­ tus to the rapid development of Sanford ns to the success o f the project. last night, und it is not clear at what n tlie vegetable business. Hut tlie Sun-, ders plying in Tnm|w buy and adjacent As soon ns a suitable lot can be pur­ and the celery deltn. time lie went in Ins rnprn.. J p ls utuled ford grower La uf the thrifty surt whonuvcf * waters. chased a fine home wifi lieserectrd with that lie generally retired lute iiixl slept sits down u|kui laurels already won, and W est Tuinpit ¡sh ow supplied with water nil the modern improvements. , Coucert W as u Success until a lute hour in the morning. the crops o f Irish potatoes, egg plants, from the Tnhipn wntcr works. A fter the regular business o f the m eet­ The concert at the Opera House on The,deceased was about 37 years of nhhage, beans, squash nnd sweet corn Prof. A. A. Murphree, president o f the Wednesday night for the benefit' o f the ing on Tuesday night, un elegant luncheon age and entered the forest service in July going forward, or that will.go forwurd in State College for Women, nt Tallahassee, Library^ Association wns a success in ev- was served, nnd the Engles enjoyed them­ lust year. He was up|atiiitrd with the a few weeks, will make another record in selves ns only Engles know how. Celery has been-chosen president of the Stole r.y particular. A neul sum was realized titIr* of rxpert. hut lust summer hV col­ the profits of vegetable growing.' University ut Gainesville, to succeed Dr. from the event. The Sanford Library Ts City A erie now numbers 175 members, lected data regarding the production of H. H Cjmppcl stated todny thut he litis and with the many applications of the Andrew Sledd, resigned. an institution that should receive1the naval stores, He came to Washington in shipped ibis season a total of H.500 crnles post week the total membership will soon John F. A very of Greenville, N. Y „ com­ support of every one and the association the curly purl of January for the puriaise of celery nnd is now busy ^shipping other ranch the 200 tiinrk. mitted suicide nt Ortega Inst Saturday try ln)|K's to have a building erected in the of compiling his report aud only recently vegetables. He has nut received returns completed it. Ills w ife was with him in front all liisjcclcry. bqjt will realize a h an jl-, near future in conjunction with the shooting himself with a revolver. An E a ster P a rty this city and (tiey resided^ on Vermont some profit, n n d .it will overage alHiut * Y. M. C. A., that will meet tiic require­ A deal was consummated Inst Saturday Among «lie ninny very pleasant Easter avenue until a week or ten days ngo, $1.25 (x;r crate nt u low estimate. whereby the A tlan tic Rndio Co. of Balti­ ments of our rapidly growing city. festivities, none could have been more de­ when she returned to her home at No. Following is the program. The Irish |x>tntn crop of Sanford will be more has secured a lease from Messrs. J. lightful than the party given by Miss Kale 1852 haia slret't, Jacksonville, ^ a record-breaker (bis year, und tills early VotUL—Mr*. tils Huy, Mi-tru Su|irnriii. MU) It. Pond i^ d J. A. Newcomb for the use of Prank, Soprano; Mr Prank WumKtxk. Ti-tnir; Mr Underwood lust Saturday afternoon to the in tlie season lias witnessed about 25 cars the roof o f (lie new tep-stury hotel now t'Aiar llnrnilum, II m i tone M illa r Bros, at Opera House ten o f her little Sabbath school friends. m i » —M l,» D nnr moving northward. being erected in Jacksonville whereon to K laus ..- M is May Belle Mum rll. M ill Krrlur. The Millar Bros., well known through­ Miss Kute is an energetic and persistent Tomatoes will move in car lots about instnl q wireless telephone system. The racsAuiu worker in the Baptist Sabbath school, und out the country as producers o f big vaude­ the first of May, ami will be in primeconsninc company is arranging for stations Clmru» vf Maklrn*----- .. .*. ............. Sullivan her energetic labors among the young has ville acts will appear nt the OjK-ra House ditlon, and ore bound to bring flood juices. from Enstport, Me., to Palm Bench. Sand La Ballerina—t’fano and Vlullnt......... . S ImciJcr Mr*. Inez Ttirnihrr. Ml«» Dane. Mr. WaUc. added a considerable number tu the school. on Mouduy and Tuesilny nights, April Cabbage bus been going forward for sev­ Key, and Key West. Florida. The Wood I'lscon ) .......................... Lira Lrli in an 10 mid 20. The company comes highly eral weeks, und one dozen cars left Inst Thefckllliffp* I ^................. Cowcn It was to entertain some o f these that the Hastjng's farmers have begun shipping , / M i»» frank recommended by tlie press of tha-targq, party was planned. week, netting good returns. Son*—Male Quartelte Halo Irish potatoes in car lots. Some of the ThrMTots r Edward Woodruff. Mr. Prank Woodcock, Promptly at three o'clock the little tots cities and recently ployed successfully ut Egg plants will be shipped ubout the Mr. Iil[a r Hamil|on, Mr liw t ir Perry furmcra. have sold entire crops for $3.50 arrived, all decked out in their best “ bib Jacksonville, Pensacola amlToinpu. Tlie 20th May, nnd the Sanford product being Himwiroui Skrtrlip« ......... ............... per burrel straight. Mrs. May Belle Maiwrl! nnd tucker," und nil eager for cggduint- Jacksonville Metrojailis bus s|a>ken In,the of the choice variety alwuys commands C a v a t i n a . ........................_ ....................... K«H G. Fignruta. u w ealthy citizen of West MU* Tinne ting. A ll over the lawn they scumpcrcd. highest terms of the Millur Bros. Nuv^U top-notch ixiccs. A considerable acreage ______ _____ __________ . . . Henry Parker Tampa, was assassinated in front of Ids Sunddmn Mr. and amid shouts o f joy drew from their ties. “ So pleasing to the patrons o f Or- has been planted ill egg jilunlB this season Frank Woodcock. Mr Malcolm Wade. Violin residence lust Saturday night in the pres­ hiding places beautifully-colored eggs. jkheum Park were the Millnr Bros, that by Tlie strawberry crop, a new departure Die Tide of Lite—Sons Trio.......... Jurat,* ence of his children who| had come out to Each guest wns the hearer of a pretty, lit­ request o f n largo number of people they for Sanford, lias proved n most prolUuhle Mi* Mary Syrtime», Mr*. Ida Huy. MU* Herrick D ir Soul ot Ihe Violin...... ................ ................... tle bug. and it suffices iff say that each have been re-engaged for u second week crop, und was among the first to leave the meet him. MU* Keelor * Haiipy P a y *........................ Strelrrky girl and boy found enough to fill their bags, and w ill be seen in new and surprising George Canovu died in St. Augustine, of Stale, nnd our growtrs ure still slippingMr*. Ida Hoy Mr,Malcolm Wade, Violin Otittsslu ns well as their little hearts with joy. effects," tills tUBrluilstfuIt tot he northern epicures.__ lockjaw, last Friday. The Seoul................................................ Crflnouna JlltUt-luliic claihs wuro duHl «Hv-the lawn. Mr. frlsarJ ljunllliH, BQIuTCòncert To-Night Many afe of the opinion that Sanford is S. M. Crsdd wns killed in Wilmington, Uriti ni Chnra* tKöse* MInidcnJ...,-,......... i"' .Cowcn und a real picnic lunch of Ice cream, cake, destined rn become famous as it strawber­ The following program will be rendered "N.~C., last week. Some twenty years ago Mr*. F ‘ er. Mr* Lizzie Walker ker. sweet drinks. amLntiiar .good things' that byTlie band In the park Friday night, the ry section, us the sub-irrigation and rich ‘ Mit* Pvat] Ml. Jutw Pol­ Gregg was arrested In Florida m id -triad ii, tiiw rli Perry Tir, Hr. Frank appeal to children, was served. Then fol­ 10th. Everyone cordinlly invited. Mr. Joe Hai rutti soil Is peculiarly adapted to the culture uf before a United States federal court for lowed gumes until it was time to go home Munii, tJ. S Rrsular............... ............ F. Karairk strawberries. wrongly registering negroes while he was ilollxry nil voting Miss Underwood's party u happy Uvnlurr, l e d a l i » ...... : . ...................... Cauliflower is another of the early San­ I. 0.0. F. Anniversary acting as registration officer o f Murion Minili, In UJil Alntmma......... ........... Dosbenter success. • . ‘ Waltzes, On Hie Ml**l**l|ipl.....................P.illiey ford crops, and went forward before tlie county. The Jury failed to convict, a fire Sanford Lodge, No. 27, I. O. O. F. will Marrb, Our Glorimi* Flail............... Ku*eiikisn» Ovcflut*. D ie tioldeii W rit. . . . . . . Mnrkir llryrt celery started. Cauliflower is railed in destroyed the pupers in the'case, ond the observe the ninetieth anniversary uf the To S ub scrib ers Murili, Copper* on Parade......... Fred W. Clenunt this' section in lurge quantities and always matter was dropped. Medley Overture. Uviul Pklure* .............Oullu-y order in a fitting manner at the Congrega­ An order o f the Pustofiice Department, b lu r hiotntl'-d lln iin e r commands u good price. A Co-operative colony is to be estab­ tional church, A p ril 2(1, at 7:30 p. tu. Dr. Washington, D. C,, effective Jnn. I, ID0H. Beans, beets and B<|uusli are now hold­ lished m Raskin. A tract ut 5.00 0 acres JL-L. Jiirilaml.irjJJ.deliver an interesting provides that no delinquent subscriber New Rural R ou te ing the boards, and are moving nt e lively of land has been secured for tlie colony. lecture upon the order. The public is cor­ shull be carried longer than three iiiontlis, Rural Free Delivery No. 2 will sturt May rate this week. Six miles south o f Kissimmee a tract of dially invited to attend. giving as u reason that the department is first, und. prove o f greut benefit to the res­ The Sanford grower has discovered thut 35,000 acres o f land has been purchased furnishing a low rate o f postage on news­ idents o f tlie west side. It sturU nt tlie bis northern neighbor is fond of sweet for the purpose rjf establishing a G. A . K. presidency o f the company and J. R. Par- papers, and does so for the benefit o f a city limits at First street mid taking In corn and our crap comes into the market colony. __ _________ rail was chosen as bit successor. Mr. Flag­ bona fide subscriber who pays fur Ids Monroe will go beyond Sylvan Lake. This about lire time the crap is being planted will serve about 75 families, mid should in ihe north. Uf course. It always brings The plant o f the CampvUle Brick Co., ler Is chuirman of the board o f directors. paper, * ----------------------------- — prove of great vulue tu those residents a fancy price and those who tried theculnear Gainesville, was destroyed by fire Mr. Purrott will continue a t general man­ Box S o cia b le ager o f the road. y who were formerly obliged to go ipiile u tu(e o f sweet com for the past few years, ' last week. Los* ubout $10,000. liuve found a ready mnrket. Sanford will distance for their mail. The committee on county organization The ludies o f the Baptist church will ship u lurge quantity this, season. While out In a small launch nearSt. Pe­ In feet, every known vegBTnWF" tersburg last Sunday, J. G. Simpson lost In the legislature has reported in favor of give u “ Box Sociable" next Thursday Change In Firm liiihe in the Sanford section iirolificaliy, »rid the dividing Dade county, nnd creating Palm «v e ilin g dl the home o f "Mr. ami Mrs. Ma ttie try ihe’ slnHnff orthe boar during M. A. Fortran bus purchased the Interest grower can raise so many different craps Jas. Chandler on Park avenue, recently a wind squall. A larger vessel went to Beach county out o f the north half. of Mr. Bobo in the firm of Bobu ami Foft- thut failure is unknown. Thus It is thut occupied by Dr. .Neul. Everybody is in­ Cap{. W. L Greer, a Confederate veter­ Id* assistance aud succeeded in passing a soiii, mid in future will conduct the busi­ Sanford prospers and this season, uf ull line tu him. He fastened it about him, an. dropped dead in the federal building vited (o go and apend a pleasant evening. ness under the nume of M. A . Fortran. others, the harvest will be most bountiful. The world at large is also becoming ac­ but when It began to lighten he turned it at Tampa, Tuesday. * He will put in a first-class stock o f racket quainted with the fact that Sanford is Another Bank Holiday Dr. Edward Conrad i. a graduate o f Clark louse and sank. store goods next w e e k e n d the prices will built upon a solid foundation, and no storms April 26, being Memorial Day, The First mpke the peojile o f Sanford sit up and can evcr shake the ‘prosperity, or retar«l A t the recent m eeting o f the board of University, Worcester, Mass., has been the steady growth of the city built upon directors o f the Florida Fast Coa«t Railway chosen president o f tlie Florida Female National Bank and The Peojile's Bank will take notice. Wutclr his “ ad" lu The HerGÏbroitïTihar foriTso U »"fl«a n c W Ì College. close for the day. Co., Henry M. Flagler retired from the aid. startling ot Sunford forever and uuon. S an ford Celery Lands > � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1909 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 09, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 09, 1909. 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