6 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1a8bd9be434ac5ce135ebf8516268661.pdf f7792872e461c7fc5fe9d93340af43df PDF Text Text J IO Tltr SANTORO HERALD le» jjidden Dangers -1p ^ FLORIDA AN ELDORADO Ctu commercial association» of ilio eitle» Df 'tlie ittfte. It is only a question of a short time —I when, tniiead or Ittlnjf known as ‘ the W rite r In Chicago Tribune Give* rich man's playground," Florida will an swer to ibe title o f “ the poor man's para­ Some facts dise. Nothing can stop the tremendous tide o f wage earners— fanners who have G R E A T P O S S IB IL IT IE S O f ST A T E failed o f success In other and less pro­ ductive sections— and homeseekers look­ ing for a place where they can live In The Real Place To r The Homeseeker— comfort and realize a living from their No Longer Only Rich Man*« land— from Florida.* Play ¿rou n d Florida offers more inducements to . — There 1» a new “ land boom " on lliflt these classes than any other one spot on bid» fair to eclipse anything of ita kind earth, and while it has taken n long time ever Inaugurated In America, »nys the for Florida to come Into her own the next Chicoflo Tribune. For years Florida, “ the year or two will witness the "enchanted neglected state," has. been known prln- land" taking her rightful position among -Ctpatty T tl'Ilii" WitifeT' play grouhcTor:h'e thé Hgfteiilltirârifdlès o f the Union. rich. Magnificent hotels along the east coast of 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 of tile northern winter and bask in the smiles of the perfect climate of Flor­ ida. Paradoxical as it may sound, it might be said that the rich— the more or si B$SlESt*C5 Men o f affairs from the north coming tQ Florida to disport in the surf at Palm Beach, or to idle away the hours In the orange, groves or nlong the palmTSmbowered wnlks o f Daytona could not d ose their e yes to the posslhilitleacf the state. Upon every hand they saw evi­ 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 of its inhabitants. It was not difficult to picture Florida as a future agricultural pnradlsew herc Tnen wcnry o f the fruitless struggle -ngninstrchictant nature In the north, might come, and al­ most for the asking, take fortunes from UicfrulLfulsoll o f this wonderful country. __ JTo such men. lo think, was to act. Co­ operating with the railroads of the state —always the advance guards of 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 way known to man advertised the advnntngea o f this section o f the United States. Gradually the fanner und homeseeker of the frozen north began to §tt up and take notice o f the “ land of dreams." The •reports of 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 of h land of perpetual sun­ shine. whero ten or twenty 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. What tfiey discovered in Florida is history. They found, indeed, thnl the half hnd not deen told. They found a land where fruit grew wjld in luxurlnnt profu­ sion—n land where the soil produced al­ most every crop that could be grown In the north, a climate that exceeded the liveliest Imagination, u country teeming with possibility. They found that celery could be made to yield ns high ns S 000 nn acre profit, grapefruit 5 4 0 0 on acre, l>otatoea nnd all kinds of vegetables as high as 5 30 0 un acre. Is it nny wonder (tint they nnnied it the enchanted InnJT April 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. After the speech many questions were asked by the audi­ ence. and Mr. Fitts answered them checrv 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. All 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 will 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 IG N A L N O . I com es from the kidney secretions. They will warn ydu when the kidneys are sick. W ell killncyt excrete a clear, a m b er fluid. Sick Sidneys send out a thin, pale and foamy, or a thick, red , illsmelling; urine, full o f sediment and irregular o f passage. — D A N G E R S IG N A L N O . 3 com es 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 righ tV d isra a crrD tn n 'r'IC id itey Pills j curt sick kidneys and cure them per­ manently. H ere's Sanford p ro o f: Mrs. Mary ♦ a n Bibber, Scconu St.;Sanford, Fla., says: “ I suffered a great deal from backache. My kidneys were 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 bf D oan’ s Kidney Fills and began using them. They removed the s o re ­ ness and pain ij-pi baci Jtn Tho Famous Jewel Brand (Guaranteed to give satisfaction) - hr»*a Kidney Pills in return for the great im prove­ ment they brought a ho ih." F or sàie by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-M illm m Co., Buffalo New Y ork, sole agents for the United States. _________ —*R cm em fiff the name— Doan's and take no other. - *. s it __________________ . " I f Y ou L ove Y our Wife Don’t Roust H er" 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 will stop this robbery, so they oppose socialism and | misrepresent It, to get the working people j to fight it. r AND — “Most of their objections a re a bout onetenth truth, enough truth to sugar-coat | the lies. “Socialism is 0 philosophy o f human . A I_ society, n scientific interpretation oLlilir 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, democrati­ 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. "The industries which we must use collectively (railroads, steamships, telegraphs, mines, factories, etc.,) to get our living, have been, ore nnd will be used for the benefit of the owners. They should be All Work Receive#My 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. DINGEE Low Prices. Easy Payments. Pjyo Block’ Plumbing and Gas Fi tti ng "Thereforethey m u sfb e ow ned by 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 of bad conditions, who know fiow they can best he made safe nnd DEALER IN healthful, and who will benefit most by tills improvement. "In these collectively owned, collectively managed and collectively used industries, ull persons shall have cquul chance to AND work, nnd the workers inste‘ ad«J^urre'ndering four-fifths of what they make, will get the full product o f their lalair. "Hear our speakers, study our books, Agent for Virginia Carolina Fcr-| read our papers. tlllzers "Learn the science, the philosophy, the | economics and the political inogram and organization of the socialists, then you | will vote and work for socialism, and get everyone one you can to do likewise.' Mr. Fitts has been touring southern 1 Florida, and is now on a three weeks stunt through north Florida, hence west to the | Fashionable Hair Cutting Rockies. — A Follow B*. MILLINERY OPENING! Grhnd Display of the latest Creations in Millinery W . W . LONG M ONDAY, Fresh Meats MARCH The Fnmous GEORG IETTA SAILORS Groceries in Children’s Hats and 22nd im Baby I»1 .111(1 sizes Caps MRS. J . H. BRUTON ALBERT G R Ä M L IN G Tonsorial Parlors and General Barbering It is almost impossible to descri Florida without recourse to superlatives. It is easy to understand poor Ponce do Icon '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 of primal verdure. * P olar Expedition Returns Lieut. E. U. Shackleton, o f the British I navy, and commander of the Antarctic |Hot and Cold Baths st sii Hour*. -H ot 8 u phur Hatha a Spsolalty expedition has returned on the barkenlino Nimrod to Invercargill, New Zealand, O w viali nnd you Iwromc a Statuirli Patron nnd, ulthouiih lie did not nvhl— hif ------ PI— « ( » d r a p p o in t K ip — Ô f f l.. 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 IC R ’ 1 A A O D i r e of the country. A little capital 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. At 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.2 03 und-longitude handled ¡dumid praduceagroflt of 52 ,0 0 0 102 c a s t which was estimated as 111 m il— _ $ 1 1 0 0 .0 0 n yenr: The fanner 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 of the soil crops spring up Uke magic, left flying at both points. The ascent of "oiid at a lime when the northern farmer Mount Erebus was accomplished with is planting his crops the Florida fanuer difficulty and geological discoveries of is almost ready to market his first crop great Importance were mode. Results at­ yield. tained have thrown much light on the v The movement toward Florida is be­ past history o f the Antartlc contijiciit. com ing-unm -and more pronounced us tile There*was n'8 Loss o f life. "Contractor ‘ a n S ö u lltfe r northern and western homeseeker be­ MAIL B0XC8 com es acquainted with actual conditions The best Box mode— The Riley, Used Will 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 FOR Theo . J . M iller & Son * Enterprise J. 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 employ only union labor, and work eight p f inquiries being received by the differ- hours a day. ’ .Y'-. » ,. " Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, White and New Home Sewing Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records. Wholesale Dealers In Gasolene and Kerosene Spring aM lnerv AH the Latest Styles in Ladies’ and - MRS. __ ■ El A . E. HUT# Lumber Vani SANFORD, FLORIDA C h i l d r e n ' s Hat 3 T. C L A R K CHAS. NEXT .IXK1K .TO. PEOPLE'S BA NK..................... ****** N A. He a 0 * 1« , S t o v ^ s ,-C r o c k u r y and GTa s aW afF Florida F. S U N D E L L ** \ House Furnishing Goods DON P EA B O D Y , *• ^ C H O IC E F L O R ID A A ya n u , I , l ,M w W ìiV ' **:7r4TÄ] iff Ip 243 :.r* ; v /. S :/"~ I , Q ro y a r, ler in W ESTERN MEATS fM * I �TW E LV E -,— »18P1 P A Q E 8 * ~ P f t R T I— PAGES I T O 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 of "The Land Indiana of Flow ers" ____ at Capitalists Purchase 4,000- -A cres------ CULLED f ROM TH E STATE PRESS WILL MAKE MANY IMPROVEMENTS An Epitome of the Week's Most lm portent Happenings In the State's Domain. HERALD The Soil Is Very Rich And Will Be M ost Valuable Addition to The p r o m in e n t h o o s ie b s m er e First Year LAEONTISSEE IS DEAD SOLID CITY OF SANFORD Indiana M en Think Sanford Is a Great P roposition Well Known Newspaper Man Prosperity ofJhcCIty BullUJuon.jf lr n i Foundation Dies In Washington _M. Earl Brackett, secretary mid treasurer of the Ward Fence Co. of 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 oux is al­ ready known to Sanford ix*ople, having Gas Jet Turned On And Air Excluded been here several weeks in January. NOT DEPENDING UPON ONE CROP h prslfled V egetable Culture M okes From R oom In H otel Gives Sanford S e ctio n the Richest Both gentlemen nre so favorably im­ pressed with Sanford's great possibilities Rise To This S tory Of 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 of the best There Is an old adage that udnumixlus* the scene of n bad Are Inst week. Th'e season was consummated this week in the invested a small fortune in lauds in this cause was a lamp explosion. Stock am) purchase of 4.200 nci^sof land Just south section, account of which is found in an­ known newspaper men in the state was one to “ never put all your eggs in ono found dead In Ids room in a Washington basket," and uj»m more than one occasion fixtures were totally destroyed and the of 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^ iO T ,lftU clln w atoS an - jMitch 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 of the Messrs. War«! and Lcmaux spent several of this section, nnd the right sort, taking J . O. LaFontissec, title export of the orffige •trees were frozen, and-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 o f 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 Key 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, with.t 1m ~gi*rt-turned rnw-The 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 of gas. Wheeler reached, over the ist who never failed to cruuk about the purchased the personal projwrty and good Celery 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 Alabama 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 of the celery tlritn-induced ■meeting night.—Lust-Tuesday night, pur-' saw the body of LnFontissee on the floor. than one season. But the failure of on leaving Pensacola. suant to n spcclnl Invitation from ’ S e c « him to make further purchases. A rug bad been pushed against a crack entire crop o f celery of 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 of 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 of building u temple. This wns /n il force.. Coroner Neylttd »(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 of 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 PHliis __________ ___ vast enterprise are til hc amhl make a.thiaough inquiry.-^- tlw* oldy 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 All these men are well-known business Phosphate to the vnlpc of $444,780 money belonging to LaFontissec were in n snug fortune left. Those who raised let­ was shipped from Port Tampalnst 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. of 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 of 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 West Tuinpit ¡sh ow supplied with water nil the modern improvements. , C oucert W as u S u ccess until a lute hour in the morning. the crops of Irish potatoes, egg plants, from the Tnhipn wntcr works. After the regular business of the meet­ 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 of the Wednesday night for the benefit' of 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 has been-chosen president of the Stole r.y particular. A neul sum was realized selves ns only Engles know how. Celery 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 Aerie 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. Avery 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 wife 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 aster Party 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 Atlantic 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, IImi tone Millar Bros, at Opera House ten of her little Sabbath school friends. m i » —Ml,» D nnr moving northward. being erected in Jacksonville whereon to Klaus..- M is May Belle Mumrll. Mill 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 of 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 inan 10 mid 20. The company comes highly eral weeks, und one dozen cars left Inst Thefckllliffp* I ^....................Cowcn It was to entertain some of these that the Hastjng's farmers have begun shipping , / Mi»» frank recommended by tlie press of tha-targq, party was planned. week, netting good returns. Tots Son*—Male Quartelte Halo Irish potatoes in car lots. Some of the ThrMr 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[ar Hamil|on, Mr liw tir 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 wealthy citizen of West MU* Tinne ting. All 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 of 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 of n largo number of people they for Sanford, lias proved n most prolUuhle Mi* Mary Syrtime», Mr*. Ida Huy. MU* Herrick Dir 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 Pay*............................ Strelrrky girl and boy found enough to fill their bags, and will be seen in new and surprising George Canovu died in St. Augustine, of Stale, nnd our growtrs ure still s lip p in g Mr*. 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 «H v-the lawn. Mr. frlsarJljunllliH, BQIuTCòncert To-Night Many afe of the opinion that Sanford is S. M. Crsdd wns killed in Wilmington, Uritini Chnra* tKöse* M InidcnJ...,-,......... 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 i i , 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 of 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*. Die tioldeii Writ. . . . . . . Mnrkir llryrt celery started. Cauliflower is railed in destroyed the pupers in the'case, ond the observe the ninetieth anniversary uf the To S u bscribers 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 of the Pustofiice Department, blur hiotntl'-d llniiner commands u good price. A Co-operative colony is to be estab­ tional church, April 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 .0 0 0 acres JL-L. Jiirilaml.irjJJ.deliver an interesting provides that no delinquent subscriber New Rural R oute 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 of Kissimmee a tract of dially invited to attend. giving as u reason that the department is first, und. prove of greut benefit to the res­ The Sanford grower has discovered thut 35,000 acres of land has been purchased furnishing a low rate of postage on news­ idents of tlie west side. It sturU nt tlie bis northern neighbor is fond of sweet for the purpose rjf establishing a G. A. K. presidency of the company and J. R. Par- papers, and does so for the benefit of 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 of the CampvUle Brick Co., ler Is chuirman of the board of 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 at general man­ Box S ocia b le ager of 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 of 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 «veiling dl the home of "Mr. ami Mrs. Ma ttie try ihe’ slnHnff o rth e b o a r 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 of racket quainted with the fact that Sanford is Another Bank Holiday Dr. Edward Conrad i. a graduate of 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 of Sanford sit up and can evcr shake the ‘prosperity, or retar«l At the recent meeting of the board of University, Worcester, Mass., has been the steady growth of the city built upon directors of 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 HerG Ïb roitïT ih a r foriT so U »"fl«ancW Ì College. close for the day. Co., Henry M. Flagler retired from the aid. startling o t Sun ford forever and uuon. Sanford Celery Lands > �; " f : .* f k ì it . ■ ' •• • ■ ..,7 » , t i l t SANFORD HERALD' CURBSTONE GLEANINGS A Budget of Opinion "Just Be­ tween You and Me" ~r~ EVEN TH E GATE POST NOT IN IT would prove a valuable acquisition to our d ty . Especially would we folks appreci­ ate a d ock who have been compelled to loan our watches to our "uncles." There U no doubt but what every citizen would »id in having a d ock put into the tower. In a few years we wilt have another place for a d ock tower, but until (hat great event transpires it would be well to use the Welborne Block. ; » 1 4 Chlel It Among Ye Taking Notes, 4 I wish to say to say to some o f the and ralth, He’ll Prenf ’Em"— men who are checked up too high In the So Says Saunterer, collar and cannot see their poorer neigh­ bors, that mortal man amounts to very A s m p tp o t U dsI *1104*1her piihinhnri to tell little anyhow. " ¡ha» to th* people what they would like to know, buthaa what they lire much of Ita apace t In the words o f Lord Bacon: • •jit to know —Greely. "Who then to frail mortality »ball trust, 3p—lml CwmpM^MM re Tk* HtrwIJ, ,_*PrH 16 lto<t Ifound n way to. oust "Mr/'. Lee and have I In white man Appointed. The d a y n f the negro and th e 'n e g r o -lo v e r in ppUUOfj seems to be upon the wane. A R N ESuccessors R & R O BER TS to N. H. GARNER 4 Sanford will liave a good ball team in the field this season and if pos­ sible our boys will try to take the rag in the Sand Leaguel We ore to have a fine park nnd grand stand and the organiza­ tion is to be made permanent. There is nothing advertises a city like a good ball tuam and while I am too old to be one or the boys will always be found on the bleachers yelling like n Comanche for the home team. Anything for a winning team and get the best material possible. Remember that you have a friend ln ‘. Cut carve* In water, but write* in duat. ' H A Y AN D GRAIN High Grade Preserves, Jellies,. Jams A Complete Line of Fresh Western Meats A Complete Line o f Cigars arid T obacco AGENCY FOR PLOW ’S HIGH GRADE CANDIES AND RO YAL SCARLET BRAND OF CANNED GOODS — 'T he S aunterer. That must be true, nnd science says frequently M a r k said of tome citi­ Florida Products In N. Y. zen eminent for Integrity and common that 00 per cent o f our poor mortal New York, April 0.— Receipts o f Florida frame is water. It says, take a man sense: "W hat n pity he does not go products were little heavier than lust week. Into politics I We are willing to trust his weighing ISO pounds by head nnd heels, Come and kee Us, or 'Phone 39 Celery was in heavy supply with n good judgment In all private matters. We wring him out like a dlshrag nnd there demand for fancy stock. Range in price nerd him In public life ." The fact that will be only fifteen pounds left. No won­ was from $2 to $ 2.50 with only very such men are by a process o f natural se­ der we are all "poor, miserable critters,“ good stock bringing the outside figure. lection told off for the conduct o f private ns the Widow Bedott says. A nd men W H Y NOT USE ; Cabbage 2 .50 to 2.75j Cucumbers brought walk around on stilts, with their little trusts and sometimes excluded from pub­ $3 to $4. Egg plant $3 to $4. lic life is cited ns n reproach to Demo­ empty noggins thrown back, not knowing There was a lot o f poor lettuce coming cratic government, on the ground that It that If, In addition to being wrung out, which did not bring over 1.50. Fancy ignores a certain class of valuable and they were also hung out to dry, they NOW, AND SA V E M ONEY? stock brings easily 2.50. Peas were in wouldn't weigh one per cent— not enough trustworthy men. heavy supply tind showed irregular quality.' | 1 believe the truth is that these men to fill the little bowl o f a little girl's first The range w$s „$1.50 to $3. Peppers sold --!t4re;sh ogn^ mvewtertthtirr t m p S i i T thimble, mror lack a certain element necessary to emlat $TSb'*to $ 2. R om nint!-75c to -1.25. nenqe In a democratic cdSsntmiryywIiieli " ' ' i t will pay you to examine the Celery Fields where one morning litis week 1 was Wax nnd green beans $ 2.50 *<e3. White I venture to designate ns Uie "folk- * flr y Fancy to;i\ntoca| awakened from a deep sleep by a most squash $1.50 to $2. quality." They hove patriotism, energy unearthly nolser It filled thehouse, wave brought $2 and choice 1.50. nnd ability, but they lock a certain love There was a good , demand for. fancy upon wave and rumbled and roared. It for the rough and. tumble o f a primary is used. ■ Our representative. C. M.- DRADWATER, is in Sanford was so thick you could cut it with a knife Valencia oranges and the rnnge on the election, they lack the adaptability to the l came to In tjjCiniihlLt^pf j- . - JlC C S tvm -favtP -and n T whea — Ir_______________________________. O a -W a ' J*W i r y S e c him or write to him at Orlando or conditions which m nkejwlitlggjittractivc * TloorTTwns1several minutes before I dc-1 nesdny Indian river Valencia oranges r Ml^*lt6JW>t:Rc'iiT?n. *‘ ThT novc and this ndnpt cided ^ w h e th e n liè ' Seinlnôlei 'were at­ broulfiTaLauction as high as $5.50 for CO. ability may co-exist with honesty and in tacking tlie house or the state had gone very fine stock. tegrity. Possibly they partake more of Pineapples sold at $2 to 2 .50 and tan­ prohibition. Carefully raising the curtain W rits for Booklet. JA C K S O N V IL L E , FLO R ID A manliness than of delicacy and refine and peeping out upon the street nenrby gerines 1.50 to 2.50 per strap. There ure int’ utr'fiut in that case the delicacy and hardly any tangerines on the markets. reflneqienj are superficial. They are en the creature that had caused the earth to Grapefruit shows a decided improve take this sudden upheaval was plainly tlrely compatible with the Innate upright. <•♦ <•■[•■> <•*:•<• 4dig&rned.__It was a Spanish Jnek corrall* |m enli— There was n good ~demand for . ? o * v * - î v v í-+4>4**!*4,^4,4‘ í* _nesa nnd refinement that-President Lin ed my one o f the neighbors who probably fancy golden russets, small sizes, which coin possessed. Tiie same might be said sought a kindred nature nnd purchased brought round 5.GO hm thcxangmoLprloesf i - _______ of Senator Voorhees. To both o f these this long eared quadruped. The extent on the hulk of the offerings was from men politics was the breath o f their 3- to 25-H orse Power o f the visit o f this new relative Is not |2 .50 to 3.50. nostrils. ■______ ■ _________ known but we people who h n ve.to listen I Strawberries sold at 15 to 25c n quart | f hear a great deal nowadays o f folk BEST 2-GYGLE-E-NGINfi-ON TMR MATiKFT to this beautiful music hope the nnlnmi laopen-Crates.— _— .— --------------lore and foikfpoetry, by..w hlclLlfl m eant will get choked by his own brny nnd something which grows among the people, Smooth R(inning, Economical and Absolutely Reliable* peacefully {lass out. I may be a Philis­ fr4-<•4 * 4 * ^ 4*4* ^ nnd ns it is their own j^oduct is marked by qualities which suit them. A writer tine but I hate to be slain by the jaw See me before installing an en gjn ein your bout, you will not regret it bone of an obs. like James Whitcomb Riley or Kugenc Held, whose work is tinged with this SANFORD, FLORIDA quality, is sure of success. ’ "W hat he 4 How my heart swells with joy os 11 . says goes.” If a, man possesses a feeling walk down First 5trect.“ ftnd note the of being at home umong the people Utn brick paving being laid. This hus always ply because they are Ids people, he loves been the dream of my life and now that politics irrespective of Ids moral or his it is actually being done I want to throw T O P P R IC E S YOUR education. It brings him to the front. up by old hnt nnd give a war whoop. Tills one item o f paving alone is worth A fter he gets there his jKiliticnl economy ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARL _1— and his lilgli. ideal o f public duty will $100,000 to Saniord-nnd -w h om bca u lM lul boulevard we will have when it is help him wonderfully. Hut they will not when shipped to HEWITT. you art* not do him the least good unless he has some finished. Mine host, Harry Driver, in-} business witli this I louse, write to them nt .shore o f the universal sympathy which tends to plant p a lm -trees between the Tlie kind that Mother — lying unconsciously in ids lîenrt makes curb nnd sidewalk on the Sanford House used to make? him willing to put up with the ridiculous property and when these trees get started the hotel will present a fine .appearance and the disagreeable. F R U IT AND PRODUCE 'C O M M I S S I O N M ERCHANTS It is absurd to say that a man must on First street. It is certainly wonderful The Kind That Looks 10 E. C a m d o n S t ., B a lt im o r e , M d. force Idmself to be fuiniliar with what he tha way Sanford people have caught the | despises, that h ( must lay on one side craze and our city will soon b e in th e lead | Like Éréad, Tastes Like References: This Paper and Thousands of Pleased SIhpimts in I I'nrida his honor and sense o f shame before he among Iter sisters In improvement. Bread, and is Breatl? ’• * • can hope to succeed in politics, ’ if thnt Somebody asked FelLx Frank the other | were true we should, Indeed, ho in sorry . The Popular Price and case. We carry too many examples to day what he did to train down in weight. [ The Firiest Line of Pas­ 1 don’t do anything," he replied, “ except the contrary. He must possess the folkquality in order to tnnk» a start and in to take automobile exercise." tries in the City “ But you don't run an auto do you!*' order ( to get on. Perhaps this is only giving a nnme to something thnt is inde­ cxdained the questoner In sUprise. |Special Rates by tlie Week First Class Special Tables Reserved For I .»Hies No, 1 don't," said Felix, "but every-1 finable or the term stands for a congloin crate of all the qualities that lead to body else does and it keeps inebusy dodg- [ Our Wagon Will Stop A t lug 'em ." political success in America. Your Door Every Day * • » Undoubtedly opr American system does (Corner Palmetto nnd First Sis.) tend to eliminate Borne men, who If born 4 ‘A "pure white wha|e with pink fins" Complete Line of Groceries In England, might have ivoved valuable Is sporting around in the Atlantic olf I in public situations. Dut in ail countries Pablo Beach. It requires u regular course [ some men rise in public life who ought to o f training in Jacksonville customs, how­ have been kept out. nnd some men are ever. In order to see it. • • • kept down In defiance of public interest. Gladstone would have risen had he been If that wood rack o f the A. C. L gets I born in New England. Webster would qn fire again this week the _ Q rr.depart­ ' (Caterer tu the Public) hâve b eco .n i great in Englnnd ns InTwns ment'OGghFib* slay away and let it burn | here, probably have risen higher. It is out. Most o f us good citizens ran dcubtfpWf 1-nrd Snlitlmry ■■■■itH-finTl" DC ~ thera brat week until our tongue hung out come secretary of stute if lie had been so long we almost stepped on it ond niter [ Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue Sanford, Florida •>4^4>4-4>4-4>4-+«4>++**4-+4-4-4-4-4‘ 4 '4 ,, an American citizen. The point insisted getting out to the fire diseoverc&l the on Is that the one absolutely necessary same old wood rack; If" tlie A. C. L ,, — ---------------------------------------------------------------qunlity for political advancement is qpt would start something real nice to bu rn -1 a narrow,' unprincipled nnture. It is the ing, like the coal shute, the people o f | ability to take hold with hearty, natural Sanford would greatly appreciate their J. D. PARKER, Prop. interest in the work. Sometimes an able, efforts to please. ambitious man forces himself forward by Room and Boord $1.50 Per Day. will power, but he feels nut o f place and 4 The Board o f Trade will second the I is usually relegated to the ranks before motion to luive a grand Fourth o f July In Meals, 35c. long. Sometimes a wealthy man buys Sanford and the ball will soon be started his promotion. That we shall have to rolling. Let all Join in the chorus and [ Special Rate by the Week stop. The man who is really fitted to whoop ’em up for Sanford. get on in politics gets on. I shall never believe that that fitness consists In qual­ 4 1 see by the Jacksonville Metropolis S*P'Y-—.. ities o f which he should prefer to be des­ raw ”- . a-— _ . that Hon. Jos. Stripling will soon oust titute. * Joe Lee from the fattest Job In Florida • # » and take It for himself. What a great Only Exclusive and 4 I would like to see the clock in the move this would be and no doubt will tower o f the Welborne Block _ put in good jHfiSt wUh all-of Teft’e- views UpOli' *UiF FIRST c l a s s c r a t e m a t e r i a l s , jcpaiiu *n d h « w t W mellow tones b f the negro holding office. The position of In the City . gong strlMng the hour. It mokes us feel collector at Jacksonville has been held by more homelike and entwines Sanford a'negro for a number o f years and this We make everything known to the trade doaer into our heartstrings and the first fact disgrace upon the Republican IFull Line of Confectinneripq tiling we would miss in a strange d t y partyIsa nnd a blot upon F lorjde: * 1 * won■^ o n i e c t l o » e r i e S , would be flie old, town d ock . The face Is DEALER dcr has been that the Republicans other A fid CigaFS already there and just why the clock was than negroes ever stood for It and I am never put in is a question. This tower certainly glad that SulpUng, who repreFre® House-to-House Delivery commands a good position and the d ock seats the Lily White faction has at last 111 Park A rt. 'H i m » tOC ' Perk Avenue In B sssr’ s Oreeery ' w h It e f r o n t grocery P a i n t e r . E ^ r t i I izer P a in t e r ’ s S a n fo r d C e le r y TH E Í E. O. P A IN TE R S p ecia l F E R T IL IZ E R u FERRÒ—MARKTE—ENGTWES Do You Want Good,. Wholesome T. P. CONPROPST HEW ITT & UP-TO-DATE RESTAURANT J. M. S T U M O N , Proprietor S. F. S A L L A S & C O . Tin, Slate and Tile Roofing D . J. M onroe —— —— -Gutter-and'GatvanrzecI TanRs^ Repair Work a Specialty f GATE CITY HOUSE Artesian and Deep Drilling " Telephone No. 60 G. W. SPENCER U P -T O -D A T E G. R. CALHOUN B,sí B A K ER A. T C H O IC E FLO R ID A AN D W E S T E R N M E A TS Jar'll k>.vi ' *■> . �April >6. 1909 THE SANFORD HERALD VOICE OF THE PEOPLE — titters and Communloatlons on Various Tim ely Topics, COLUMN DEVOTED TO P EO P LE In This Department will be Found the Views, Opinions and Comments Of Practical Writers Dog Killed the 'Gator think meanly and selfishly nnd wrongly; that abdicate their moral and spiritun sovereign, are lost souls. They nr? wars th||n valueless, for thejr corrupt ion inf.«, and deprave others. Alas t that it should he so. If You Want to Buy or.Sell For every pile of yellow grain heaped or the garner there are great heaps o chnfT for the fire. Hack o f every mnnu CITY PROPERTY factory of valuable tilings is a rubbish hear into which the refuse is flung. In the lum her camps, up in the soiemi^rcdwood for cst, great piles of sawdust, slabs and bark nre carried out on endless aprons from tin mills. See them smouldering and smokiiq, nnd flaming up In lurid light in the titanic blackness. I shudder to think of the re­ fuse of the universe and its Gehenna. Men nnd women thinking rightly, feel­ ing as they should, generous and sweet, with characters full o f moral Integrityniid spiritual grace, pud bursting with volife, glowing with splendors— these show tlieir redemption. * OR TR U C K LANDS to The Editor of Ilie Herald: H a v i n g Just rend n piece in the TlmesUnlon about alligators nnd how they catch bogs, dogs unit sometimes cows, reminds me of a little circumstance that happened on the-upper St. Johns, a few miles above Sanford sevcrnl yenrs since. A large alli­ gator was frequently seen on a narrow No wonder that Jesus endured the cross point of land that projected some distance oot into the St. Johns river and mnny nnd despised the shame that was set be­ allots hnd been fired at him from time to fore him in such souls. Souls of such mag­ time. I was out cow hunting nnd hud left nificent vnlue can so beautifully exemplify my gyg ut home, knowing that it would lie the life o f our risen and glorified redeem­ necessary to swlttr m y horse across the er Unit his glory uml likeness will he re­ ' .fiver. I did not wish to run any risk of flected to the end o f the earth. Whatever yon do, settle it that ynp wjjTi I»* dog by being caught by an aliigator, ns they were plentiful in those days. tie a s»wl bigger than ymirbprt'jr-' n t Yen After swimming my horse across, and lure the assertion t lm f tiiere are those landing safely on the point where the go- listening to me* now who are no nenrtr tor urtencrawledoutlopunfilmsclf.i heard Tienveh In spirit and attainment thnn you a dog Imrk a ml looked around just ns my were, when yon first believed. As for me dog. who bad broken loose nnd followed and mine, rather let us follow Holmes-in me. plunged into the river and began his idea gotten from the little srnshell swimming across. The dog hnd -gotten which he calls nautilus chambers, in half way acrass whim tint gator m a d e iiis ■ttlllclliic fiaya: build-lU oa-in ore- « ( « tely appearance on the surfnce and begun Inanitions. 0, my soul, as the swift senswimming after the dog. I saw the gator sons roll, leave thy low-vaulted past, let was about to overtake his prize. 1had no each temple nobler than the last shut thee guii, nnd I began to holler nt th e to p o fm y from heaven with a dome more vast, till voice hoping to frighten the gator, hut in- thou nt length art free, leaving thine out­ Tte.’nrttimtrrg-ttionghrl wnsseoldlngTum grown shell tr rllie ’s unresting seaT----------Man stands forth clothed with |*iwer and turned to swim hack to the oilier iliorc, lb* soon met the Untur. They to controll nml influence hi* fallow both snapped at each other nnd made that he can sweeten tlieir bitterness i]ultc a commotion in the water ami soon and allay tlieir conflirts, hear, tlieir bur disappeared from Bight. After a short «lens anil surround them with die ntmos time the d'>g rose to the surfnce nnd hud phere o f hope nnd sympathy. Just in proportion as men have talent gotten Imlf way to the point o f land where 1 was standing when the gator rose close capacity and genius, are they to lie guarbelilml him. 1 (licked up a pine limb ami dlnns and teachers for men. All the tlirrw it with all my might nnd cam e so majesty of the summer, all the glory of near striking the dog that he again turned the storms, all the beauty o f the galleries, anil swam toward the gator. They grabbed is nothing compared to (lie majesty and each other again nnd sank to the bottom, beauty of u full-orbed nnd symetrical from which came n tremendous amount of |manhood. Should there be in every village and city bubbles and muddy water. I hud given up all hopes .when the dog rose again, a conspiracy o f a feTi'tHPrsons toward this ■feebly began swimming toward me, nnd refinement and culture, this beauty nnd The gator wu‘s| 8We®1 Christian living, the present* of this Christ-formed person would transform the never se.cn alive again community. Wc no more need todemonQUII ESTIM ATE O f MAN’S WORTH sirute the worth of the sane, sound Christlike character, than we need to prove tin* Value of the alt-glorious summer when it Synopsis o f S erm on by Rev. J.W. Hnyd. fills the earth with fragrance.the air with First B aptist Church blossoms, anil all (he houghs with luscious la olden iinn-s, which some arc not yet fruits. Each Christian is to lie a mailtoo old to remember, hod some one asked maker and a uinn-memler. He is to help bow much is (iencrii) (¡rant worth? or and not lo hurl man. This is to he u mas­ A b r a h a m Lincoln? who would have daw­ ter of the art of rigbpliving niij a teacher dled over the question o f property? Possi­ o f the science of character-building. When the lonely traveler finds himself bly, if one were so small u soul ns that, bat if you were n man, nnd a patriut, you in France and Germany how he wisheshis would have answered worth? worth just lips could speak his language: ¡inch ( l o w ­ the suin-lotnl o f this republic's life nuil er could make France and Germany seem like home. Man is made great by senti­ future nulling the nations. There was once wlrnt (inuscd fo ra man. ment. Tile painter paints for sentiment. gross in habit, depraved in morals, Uiastly I the sculptor curves fur what society loves, ‘ ianppeiltc and of vast estate,'the owner the musician works wholly for man's deof fust horses which he housed in n "pal- hglu and tears, and literature utters all its <acc, and he died worth m illions.. No, he I eloquence to the heart. The immediate was not worth a snap o f tire finger. Any need of the world ut this moment is not *une man would say that one o f hfs horses (m ore of us. but u better brand of us, if you wus worth more than he. He cared more please, to hove ten men of an improved for his horses than he did for his soul. ty|»c would be better tliuit ten thousand Estimate things at so much in gold, if more o f the average Christian distributed you will, but estimate men. women, boys. ul1 ovl' r lhe world, and girls— souls—by another standard. I * You cannot measure n soul with u yard-1 BU Y A W H ITE S T E A M ER »tick. Hu» mnLcrlnl nnitn»rTvi.i.-B J° set over against a soul. -God alone The Ladles* car; No Cranking; No Sm oke; , knows the fullness of our estate. * No Odor. We how down in nwe with enthusiasm The car ilnil cun he driven wiih clean before mere money bngs when only great clothes. »ouls should have the real respect. The The car that goes nnd conies tr nil liberal, or the reform Jew. has n better kinds of roads without balking. 1en of Christ than do some of our own The car that silently glides along nnd Jwople, they say: He is any man who has does not vibrate.* _ J g i u» 0 bottnrthqught, the Inspiration of —The c a r th a t teaches you the pleasure “ nohl‘*r motive and a higher life. To of uutomubiling. now the real worth o f u man, hu must be Tiie most all-round, satlsfnctory car (hat *®ve^* whole o f him—body, soul und rolls on wheels. mlnjj—then he will be brave, capable, genCull on or write: Wiggins & Scribner. «oils, loving, beautiful and holy fdrever Bartow, Florida. Agents in j l u - follow­ * rough the universe, and nol arbitrarily ing counties: DeSoln, Pul*. Osccnhi, ■ hjle lo heaven of God within him. Orange, Hillsboro, except Tain (in. lieu you see a man, saved the whole New Keul E state Firm 0 'bn. body, mind and soul, you have set * 1 e into righteousness and nobleness, It is currently rumored that H. H. Chnpn» en a life from vice, meanness and pell will. In the near future, take an active nf ftnnfnfdtii lentlllli? real j ; * ' " - , th°~y t>o|oclrcu It flU tlii. influence Inl— gl in .. “ oroneh o f b a ilin g Into every estate firms. Mr. Chuppol is one of the •tier pool of human care to sweeten ft. best known growers in the Celery Delia, ' ’ rey* l*,e fotlier o f modern missions, and bis wide experience in lunds and crops vt » good sound when he soldi My bust- will make Jain .a valuable -acquisllioii lo Ui preachingthe gosjtel, put I cobble any linn .with which lie is associated. “ »•‘»ro r o l iv i i* . .. . . Early Closing lloprs . Whoe*e/ among us tries to'educate, or The following firms will ulosc at G p.m, aaythiag'clse, fof a child or a matt *out making an effort to uplift, glorify every evening except Saturday: A. E. sr»t r*'*5 lk° aou*’ *lua no re°I Profession Hill. Harry J. Wilson, Geo. H. Fernald Co., merely cobbling for a living, nnd Sanford Furniture Co., D. A. Culdwell At ““ WU us well not have lived. Souls Uml Sou, and E. A. Hcflicld Co. J*— * * __ . ■ _ It Makes No DiffeJence What You Want or Where You Want It W E HAVE IT lini, on Terms thotfnre H O W A R D -P A C K A R D LAND COMPANY Hardware and Farm Implements TUL COMPRLSSLÜ All! SPRAYER Dost by T «»l lor Orowers. Used (if Uncir Sam 's Paint Shop During the past year the LI. S. Navy has consumed dill,(100 pounds >‘ <•<1 H its M irn y ci>ntiim < »i*l) ;,r r i n ,unii I n m b 'lor driving wells in lhis suetiou of the country uml are prepared to (ill nil orders promptly. Our muehinery is up-to-dnte nnd our workmen are skilled in the work. ;; I ticat White I'alul 11 and 278,700 iMiuuds of LUCAS COLORS, sutlicient to produce more than 100,000 gallons of paint, equivalent to 50 carloads of 200.000 gallons each, and which would make a train more than one-half i > ' mile long. ¡I In addition to lids Unde Sam ¡I has used during the past year more <’ tlmii 25,000 gallons of LUCAS VARNISHES. ENAMELS and oilier products. Uncle Sam's preference is not a matter of favor, hut of QUALITY and RESULTS. In Unde Sam's servlet*, a* In. everybody else's, LUCAS PRO­ DUCTS have an unbroken record for satisfactory results. I Growing Strawberries, Celery Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, Cauliflowers, etç., etc,, jn Sanford, pays I Sell the Lund—Your Drains, Money, hnd Muscles Makes lhe Croi» and the Profit IM P R O V E D IR R IG A TE D FA R M S — U N C LEA R ED LANDS V '■* ■v ........ Flowing .Wells on All Celery Delta und other.Desirable Tracts in Blocks to suit Purchaser. J . fi. W H ITN ER » 4-1 Prices and descriptions ii|sui request. First National Bank Buildi �ff . ‘j- ♦1• - *\ *- <V ■ triC SANFORD HERALD THE SANFORD HERALD * April 16 1909 BEWARE Or THE PETITION A petition Is being circulated In the ~*-•--'' i ... .... hL-ti‘ -■ -i* , -VrfSi * • county asking the legislature to permit the Published Every Friday Uomini ar SiiJonl. Fla. county commissioners o f Orange county t o ] - . — R. ]. Hour. Manaitnj Editor levy an addjtiqnal four mill tu^ for load Subscription Prie*. *100 a Year In Advine* purposes, thus Increasing the levy for that purpose from six to ten mills. T he Hexald Entered aa seoond-dass mall matter Aulutt 22nd is for good roads, and more o f them, and 1908. at the PostoOe» at Ssnferd, Florida, we believe this to be the sentiment of ulular Act of Morati 3rd, 1879. very large majority or Sanford's citizens. Durham Advertíalos Company, Jacksonville. Kep- But we are everlastingly opposed to this proposition in its present shape. If the raseutatlvr. additional four mill fund paid bytheSan Office Flrtt Floor ln tha Hlihop block, Flrat Street ford district could be spent on our own Telephone No. 148. roads then Wfcare for the proposition. but under any other arrangement we are em ­ W. S. Oslrorn is not connected with T he phatically opposed -untie bill. If the pres­ Hekald In nny capacity. ent law can be amended to conform to the general statute for special road tax d lsThe Pcnsnoola Journal says, "let the tricts. well and good. lynchers be caught." Sure, let them be No portion of the county Is Increasmj caught, if they will. its tax valuation as rapidly os our district, The Tallahassee Democrat darkly hints and no portion o f the county has so little that IB e'n ew ’daily being issued at the to show for Us road money. Hundreds o f short local roads leading into main high­ state capital is not a prohibition organ. ways will never receive nny attention from , the county commissioners. Only Orange County does not need a hii ^ i n some local body, every m em b erof which the legislature to build hard ronds. San is in touch with and in entirejym path y ford limy need n bill to get roads. That's with our people, thoroughly understanding different. ____________ ' MAIL BOXES the i m t < r a U x a .* a a 4 ^ p U ^ a ^ ,r i ^ T » w i i ^ JOHN-^C.. SNEAD - -jr: message to The b est Box m ade— The Riley. Used development can handle the situation with « ovGilchrist in a special tn Tlie Indian uprising the other day was exclusively on R ou te No. I. the legislature, calls attention to tljJ fact ARCH ITECT i.uli' r surprising. Very fcw jn d la n s any intelligence. By no other possible Harry J. Wilson. that under the existing law prescribing method can our road matters be managed '■I " "" these days are so “ rash" ns to indulge in ‘Phone 105 i- U 2 . WT-Firit St tret Get th e benutne tosatisfoctorily meet the demand imposed the mode o f ndvertising the election for “ outbreaks." * the adoption or rejection o f constitutional _ When you wish to buyThe.SanfprdH et S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A by ou r-ow n changing condition».. This ------'Th?;Gaihcsv]tle *Sim Tecognlxlng ihe proposition ought to be satisfactory tothe amendments, it is practically impossible aid, n Stetson hat, Sanford celery,- a Rulvalue o f an Easter edition Issued a most balance of the county, and we dare hope for tiie most o f the voters to vote irrtelli terick Ä Ä Johns on' or a can * creditable paper last Sunday enciosetl in will receive the approval of our senator gently thereon. The Governor's recommendation is that you feel satisfied, if your dealer should n beautiful Easter cover. ----und representatives from this county. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Considering the'condition oftxfr~ roads, every such advertisement «hall embrace send yon smmr-ether bmnd for the same Practices In Sfate and Federal Court. Next fall will sec the "launching" of it occurs fo The HexXld that the Sanford a brief but lucid statement of the actual money, claiming that it was "just asgoodT" the Sanford Doily Herald, so we infer from district is lust a good, kindly family cow effect o f the proposed amendment, sucli When you put down your m ckcl for a M. C. T. Uuildin* Phone 24 * what Editor Holly says in the last issue of fur the rest of the county, and tills peti­ statement to be prepared by the Governor. bottic o f coca-cola, will you expect coca his excellent paper.— Puutn Gorda Herald tion looks like another pull nt bossy’s over­ Secretary o f State and Attorney General cola or some.other '.'just ns good" imita­ THOMAS EMMET WILSONand that the county commissioners of tion f worked udders. ' Osceola county will build a marl road each county he required to give such No real good article has ever been put ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Don't Sign The P e titio n ! statement due publicity in the printin . on the market, that there were not imita­ ----------- --------------AT-LAW — ** from Kissimmee to the Polk county line Wouldn't it be niceifOrnnge county^com­ of The amendments for general informa­ tions made after it. und the more imita­ Late Slate AHorner Seventh Judicial Cmuii of Florida DREAMS o r AVARICE tion. missioners built a marl road from Orange tions there are, the better is the guarnnResidences. Sanford and s , ! , . - i -i.--------The effect nf such a'c hnngc In the la w tee for the wholesomeness of the original, c omity ur Snnfortl:------------------------------'TnrM rjrannrTeur'w eets TigaiJOblTsfisr some interesting facts about Sanford sec­ will be to enable every voter to learn nnd also there was never tin imitation The Morning Dally News of Tallahassee tion. The article was token from Uie quickly the scope und intent and efTcct made to'equal the original. * GEO. A. DeCOTTES is the latest out. Thomas J. Appleyard Hartford (Conn.)Courant. headed "Dreams o f every -amendment, proposed nnd to __ Therejinve been on the market m ore is the editor and hlsaccomplislMHlriMUgbler o f Avnritr^Tnul w a r the product ora l»er- Tote^IntettigenOy thereonr^lrwilTabonslr than two hundred cola drinks, and what­ ATTORNEY axd COUNSELLOR «» LAW Miss Sara is local editor. The |>apcr is sonul canvass among the growers. Practice in State and Federal Courts A the "Kill 'em all" policy that has hereto­ ever their name may be, they are nothing full of flashes from the state capitul and statement mnde this year Which husbeen fore prevailed concerning constitutional hut imitations o f coca-cola, trying to profit Sanfoni. Fla will be read with interest by every one a banner year for crops o f every kind, amendments and make the referendum from the tremendous favor coca-cola has Welborn Block In Florida. would show a much larger profit and the to the people intelligently effective.— with the public, on account of its superior * figures would read like u romance. In Tallahassee News. qualities. DR. W. E, HOUSHOLDKR The celery crop is off and now the Irish fact the truth o f the status of affairs In Talk about cocaine in coco-coin, (hestatc potatoes, beans, beets, cabbage and every MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING Sanford at the presant time is stranger DENTIST client iVt o f nearly every state nnd the d e­ other vegetable are being shipped by the A rolling stone gathers no muss, and than fiction and can hardly be believed partment of agriculture have nil pronounced Rooms 23. 24 and 25. Pioo Hid* H,„w III Sanford growers. _JVitl this vegetable-in­ by those who are not familiar w ith 'th e sitting hen never gets fat.— S anford H er­ it pure, witli not a trace o f cocaine, nnd dustry ever find oVTItnitt We get pop S A N r o R D. F L 0 R ! U \ conditions. The marvelous returns and ald. only about one-third us much caffeine to eyed watching the wagons g o b y and try­ Most o f them up this way prefer "set­ the bottle as u cup o f strong coffee con­ ■rethe wonderful crops rnisd In the Celery Del­ ing to keep up with the shipments. “ sitting."—Tallahassee Morning ta have excited the cupidity of.thcj>eople ting" to -— tains. — — -r*------------------• ------,-------- r<-v----------- — D R. G. I3U TT iving in every part of die United States 'lews Dr. Abbot, state chemist of Texas last BroL Crawford of the Pensacola News The Holly sort ilever "set;" they simply am) this fall there will be thousands seek­ year, said that out o f eight cola drinks e x ­ d e n t is t published a Woman's Edition of his e x ­ sit" nnd then, seeing the empty nest, ing diis new Eldorado. * amined by Ihiii, coca-cola was the only cellent paper th« oilier day.- - It consisted R toa itt 13 _ i ’ujj building The past few weeks have witnessed they fly-the fence— W e believe, however, one without rocnine or artificial sweeten­ of 32 pages and demonstrates the ability some o f the hugest sates of celery lands that “ sitting" is the way the dictionary ing. SANFORD. FLORIDA of the Pensacola Indies. It also demon In the history o f the state. This week has it.— Reporter-Star. Therefore, if you want what you pay for, strutrd that Crawford is a diplomat for The editor of the Reporter-Star being a 420 0 acres were sold in one deal and when you call for a bottle o f cucn-coln.bc up to the present time his hair remains D R . R. M. M A S O N several smaller sales will bring up the bantam rooster never had n nest. He i sure nnd inspect the crown or bottle for tiutouchcd and not q wrinkle mar* his grand total to nearly 5 0 0 0 nrres. only hired when no sitters can be found. the w ell-known trade-mark, nod do not al­ brow. DENTLST These lauds will not be held for specul Sort of a cross lie tween a nest egg and a low him to palm off something on you Welborn Block Pln*lit- IU The Sanford Herald is to become a daily ntion alone but will be developed and put feather duster. which he can probably buy fur less money. in the fall, equipped with a type setting in first class shape for farming in order Get the genuine. Sanford. Florida Charleston wants the next meeting of machine, etc. The paper already has the that the new arrivals can take up their Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co. the National Irrigation Congress. As rtiitorial and rcportorial ability,and needs new residence upon the land at once. S. Runge, Sec. and Tren*. The "Dreams o f A varice" have come Jacksonville is the greatest irrigating point only additions in the composing rooms. A . C. H A R T . It is only seven months old, hut it is a true to all the growers flfts season and in in the south it would seem that atl matters JUST RECEIVFD S U R V E Y O R A N D DRAUGHTSMAN statement soon to be published this pertaining to irrigation could tie better healthy youngster, and all that t\.good A n oth er lot o f th o s e B argains In discussed in that city / Tninpa would also Level In* and Cross-Seciiontnf fur hrain.fr yea rV crop will demonstrate that upon newspaper should be— Citrus County H a rn e s s at Harry W ilson's. a Specialty Sanford lands, over $1000 per acre can be a good meeting place and the new Chronicle. U. S. Marshal’s Sale be netted to the growers from two crops, skate factory would be a diversion for ' SA N F O R D . F L O K I I) A The election o f Dr. Murphrce to the B» virtue at a writ of Venditioni Erponat Uiutd celery nnd lettuce. Besides these, many the visitors. out of the U, S hut rut Court. Southern l Hit riot of presidency o f the University, o f Florida fire growing Irish potatoes, cabbage, beets, Florida, and dated Ann! 2nd. 1909. I «111 aril at will give genera) satisfaction. As Tttc Governor Gilchrist recommends in W . G. H A M M O N D jubUc auction on the 19th dar of April. 1909. at squash, cauliflower, beans, strawberries Sanford, Fla., at 2:30 p. In . the atrrn wheel par Ids message to the legislature that a Mi salk stated several weeks ago Dr. »enser atcamrr. "Allisatijr," with her lunu. en and numbers o f diversified crops, thus law be passed forbidding apy Gov­ • > 'ARtlllTF-CT aathtoer>. appairl and furniture, at »he Murptirce is the man for the place and demonstrating that there,is practically no ernor from being elected to congress at the Jjort of Sanford. Fla. ThU vessel !" ' f1 " * \ the future development o f this state In­ f1 U * • ln fke real l«88. and or the U. S. senate, and adds "This blfice With Murrell &. Mitufiew co d to the crops that can be raised by la of 81 4 ft in Inisth. 18 7 fret Irani, and -3.5 stitution will bear out the statement. appears unnecessary in view of the rath of huid. U of 69 srou tona, and 40 net tons the grower who is willing tp tickle* the 'experience of two recent Governors." I am informed that the hull of this vr«arj was Pico Hotel DU.k We congratulate Dr. Murphree and the earth with a hoe. . thorntihlr remirad, practically rebuilt. In 1906 — Perry Review. people of Florida. Terms of sale cash, purchaser to pay for hill Hie protection from frosts, the flowing Quite ml bul.snrh a law.- would have, *«ilr ~ wull»v the rich.lands and cheap transport saved these candidate« considerable ex­ ,Fur furthrl Mrtkulatsai iy tuur address T . W IL L IA M S Jam KJ] am. U.S. Marshal, ____The railroad cam ml sou is a joka and no 34 2 tion rates from Sanford have alt combined pense and saved the people the torture of Jacksonville. Ha one ha» been able to discover any. real to make the Celery City famous as the great­ so many political'harangues. SURVEYOR and CIVIL ENGINEER . benefit to be derived from this body. est vegetable section the worid'has ever The Tampa Tritwme~*uui* up. the great BOI Dm.St. * Photic .‘Tj produced.-------- --------— _ The city council is derelict in'their duty deeds of the commission as follows: The if they do nqt 'force the A. C.T_ Ky. iti SANfpRn, f i . a . recent report of the commission failed to protect the crossing at First street and CELERY , diactex e where it had rendered any great also tn remove die coal chute that now Nrmr h>ti«n The Tampa Tribune jumps on the San­ &*u Basoauv service to the people. The -height of its blockades two streets and two avenues. ambition seems to have been the depriva­ ford Herald for claiming that Sanford cel­ Sanford has long agooutgrownher village tion o f the newspaper men o f (he privi­ ery is better than that in liLUsboru county. DRS. B R A D S H A W garments and donneil the habiliments lege o f exchanging their ad vm ixin g space A s a matter o f fact you are both wrong. qsteo V a t u s o f a d i y and it is high time the people for transportation, on strictly business Manatee celery leads everything— at le*M ictated the policy to the railroad instead terms. This wonderful 'Yefortn" Is the the buyers think so. and are glad to pay y Sanford. Fla. Over Newlan's IS HERE AGAIN from 2 5 to 60 cents a crate more for i t / \ vice versa. First street should be pro­ proudest boast of the superfluous body." »reXTa wa tected by gates or the railroad forced to — Manatee River Journal. vacata-the best portion o f the city which The Florida Tress Association ha* a few 'Now isn't it funny how we all think SANFORD LODGE. No. 27.1 0 0. F. faithful members who keep it very much ao much alike on this celery question? Of It now occupies. alive and give it standing, but the great Meets every Monday night at 7:30 in Ma­ course we must all be right. "Our" celery body o f members are lukewarm in ihier If the legislature will take the matter sonic Hall. Visiting brethren ure ro*is the beat. The only way to settle the allegiance*and rarely attend. There were of Kansas City is ut up sanely, without prejudice and with a diully invited. W. S. Bai ih. but few at the meeting in St. Augustine thing is to have that apostle of Payne's Secretary. . last week. One good thing'about the as­ Celery Compound o f the Sanford Herald broad comprehension of duty, they wiU sociation— it always elects a wide-woke, grant division’ to every one asking it. The declare which town sells the m oot—Re­ UNTIL representative editor to the presidency. minor jjatter of iegislaiiverepresentation .—^ L*kri*pd Npw| porter-Star. IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN .will not .be Allowed to httiper I V d— loai D oht know anything about P a y n e 's t » has been succeeded by Harry Brown o f W ekiva Tribe N a 41 the St. Augustine Record. Such men give ery Compound. Bro. Howard being a pro­ meat of the state. There is np reason why county division should not be given the association tone and make us dere­ Hupting grounds o f Sanford. Meeting* hibitionist is an authority on those drug licts proud o f our membership and ashaml to these sections asking fqr it, and a con­ on the 1st and 2nd Wednesday of earii store brands. As for the c elery crop—ah. cd o f our neglect— Palatka News. month in Maaonlc Hall. Visiting bruth' stitutional, division called fixing the num­ Must of us are. wash enough in alle­ weU. dear brothers, would you go 'th A ber uf representatives under a new 'ap­ ers welcome. ** Headache cured with glasses giance but the real difficulty is getting blacksmith shop to get a watch repaired portionment. To refuse making new ’ \ by Dr. Davis away from business ioqg enough to at­ or to a drug store for groceries? • counties simply because it affects the re F. 0. E CELERY CITY AERIE. 1B53 tend the meetings. The Herald will be presentation of another county is picayune P 0*1 1 V°ur childraCs eyes TW pthar kind la J u t a Meet* Tueaday nights, at 8 o'clock. *l '— sepraaentd at the next meeting, bowevar, politics of the most pronounced kintL—.J «lereflCt J , E. Pact, A . L Weif* TW b a y » « r a u .< the hall in the Stone-Gove building. 80 if we have to doaa the shop. Stag "»sated Catey" ate" L- 'WauchulA Advocate. «cue. G, B, Pope K m street. * ■ 'i M ETTIN G ER ’S Next Door to Post Office M ENS’ S TR A W H A TS L A R G E S T O C K --------- L A T E S T S T Y L E S ---------- L O W E S T PRICES M ILLIN ER Y Next Door to Post Office Gorgeous Display of Up-to-Datc Styles by ExperKMilliners M ETTIN G ER ’S ¿ L . lì V cr IM Id j® -fi- s DR. J .C . DAVIS Graduate Optician “ The Robbins Nest” V Tuesday s A. M. April 20th W 3 r~ -r*r~ Ukif, 1 �THE SANFORD HERALD IN AND ABOUT THE CITY little H a p p e n in g s — M e n t io n of Matters In Brief. PERSONAL ITEM S or Twenty-one menls at Stumon's for 54. H. Dole Miller of Miami wns In the city Capt. Geo. P. Lovell »pent Suhtln'y with Wednesday. relatives In Leesburg. W anted,—Three white men for inside c, N. Hayes^a prominent citifen o f Ge­ drjpjobs.------PLAJtTtSs’ Mfu C6~ neva, spent Monday In the city. Lake Mary, Florida. We sell the best lime and cement that Mr. and Mrs. JohnS. Burnett of Brooklyn money can buy. — A. E. Hill. were in the city Wednesday. IN C H E S T I The Royal Tailors brand of clothing Seventy-five bushels of cow pens for menns perfection. .See_samples nt D. A. sale cheap, ut E. A. Heffield Co.'s. Caldwell & Son’s. Have you put in your hid for the sewing Summary of the Floating Small Talk Col. J. M. Cheenry of Orlando Wus pro­ machine at E. A. Heffield Co.'s T Succinctly Arranged for Hur­ fessionally engaged in Sanford. Monday. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. L Smith o f Amarillo, | ried Herald Readers. Wade makes frequent trips to Sanford. Texas, s |k.*iu Wednesday in the city. Mrs. Nicholson la visitin g her Bon. Ho- Write him nt Orlando. Planting time is here. *M. M.Smith wil roer Ni^iolson. at Geneva. Buy Henry ‘ 6tty. Flour o f W. W. Long. «ell you land on easy terms. Wade, the tuner, Orlando. ; * The best on eartli. Just in. Full line of Heinz's preserves | Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Miller o f Pittsburg' Miss E. H. Hickey of Athens, Po^is v l,- nnd pickles, nt McCuller's new store. were In the city Wednesday. Itln« hdr sister, Mrs. MtlMartin, of Comfort W. T. Lembertson of Asheville. N. C.. | The fnmous Elgin Creamery Putter for Cottage, was a visitor to the city Wednesday. sale at W. W. Longa Grocery. BakejduyJa Saturday at the Womnn's If you Want to sell ur buy city lots, city ] Go to H. H. Hill for everything in the Exchange, l>rnperty. celery forms, see N. H. Garner. grocery line. \i M. M. Smith has 1,000 acres o f celery Gas nnd gasolene stoves, wheciburfcws, Miss Martha F oi hns returned from n I land. - Sold on easy terms, sewer pipe, clay /hid cement tile, (lower | visit to her cousin. Mika Helen Lawton of [ ^ CtW. Goodrich of Oflando spent Monday pots. Try our prices. ■ ’.ntjm mmmr- rw• OviedoThé Geo. H. Fcrnald Ck», and Tuesday In the city. His mnnySanSchool pennants at the W oman's Ex ford friends are always glad to see him. Otir’ OWnVifTer, the best 25 cent coffee change. •*-— - —- v -------- ; Bake days, Saturdays and Wednesdays, on the market, for sale nt Gurnet &. RoherlsBaseball goods, ntFernnld'a. Complete nt Woman's Exchange. storesunfy, < 31-2 U òew line. W. W. Hankins und F. J. Nlver of DayGarner & Roberts are now agents for e/.EusLis-was in -th e city j the* fnmous Royal Scarlet can goods tonu were visitors to the city Wednesday, last week, the guest o l his sister. Mrs. D. w j . Dnnle, of Geneva W{ls „ ral|er flt Fresh fish every day—Guaranteed to lie L Thrasher. I The Herald ollice Tuesday, while on a buii. The/besl dinner* In th e c lly at The I ness trip to the city. . li.^ll«<lnii«*nnf P a E *II£ t 1 CltyTtestaurent for 35 AStt( cents. The Clly Restaurant gives 21 meals For an up-to-dnte tnllor-mmle syit, see |fo r $4.50, and th ey are w o rth It. D. A. Caldwell fit Sons. Messrs. Wiggins nnd Scribner, who were rJ. Owens, w ith -ih e -W ilson—Cypres I demonstrating the Width Steamer in San­ Lumber Co.. I’ alatkn, was in the city lust ford for severul days, have returned to Sniurduy on business and pleasure bent. Bartow. Elegant line of Easier cards, at the City | Orders taken for roses nt Woman's Ex­ Ogar Store. change. See H. H. Hill for Celery City Blend | D. L Thrasher and Geo. A. DeCottesare Codec, finest on earth for 24 cents. awong-tlKwe who Imve-httrly purchased N.JTAlliger, representing the Interna 1 , , . . , , , , , . , i automobile». Sanford will soon be the tionol Automobile League, lain the city in |- Automobile Citv.* -themtrmts trf rtnofl-roads—amt—nnromn"1-----McKinley edition of ten cent .sheet mu­ biles. .* * * sic. all the popular airs, at City Cigar Store. Best line of stoves ever brought to the city. Prices the lowest. — A. E. Hill. C. I). Pearson, the genial postmaster ill [Paoln, took'the l»oat from here lust Mon­ lisTAntolnette Sleinons hns returned to her liuins'TrYOrlnndo, afteF spending thly. ami will iiltiind tho |kuiiinu*tera'con­ several weeks (he guest o f Mr. nnd Mrs. vention at Jacksonville. 11. P. Driver. Do nwny with (last while sweeping enr■pets by buying Wizzard Carpet Cleaner of The Qpo. II. Fcrnnld Co. hns the finest •line of fishing tackle in town. Call nnd W. W. Long. -see us. • Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Fitzgerald, Miss Flor­ ence Cook and Neville H.Clark of Daytona Snead fit Venable have the contract for were visitors to the city Wednesday. repairing the Engles* lodge room in the Stone-Cave building, nnd are innklngu fine N. H. Gamer has a bargain oil French hall out of It; *• avenue und Eleventh street. Ten city lots. Sec hlin nt once uml get yuur choice. -Dried Suit fjtumldcrSnt 12 Ji cents found 34-2 w at II. II. Hill's grocery. J. P. Donilelly, one of the most promi­ Mrs. Curtiss laspcnding n few days with nent residents of Mount D ora, and a must mtt daughter, Mrs. Paul Keejy, ere departsuccessful orange grower, wns in Sanford — Ing for Atlanta nnd The North. Mrs. Cur­ this week on business. tiss spends the winters at her hemitiful home near Paula. Eggplant plants for sale. W. J. Hill. ’ 31 tf See C. A. lined for furniture nnd piano Sanford, Flo. moving. N. P. Yowell & Co tf FrCSli Georgia butter, 33 cents n |x»und Lor Sale—51,GOO will buy my b ea u - for sale by Garner fi, Roberts. The Sanford Pressing Club hns u page tlftl home and fo u r a c r e s o f land. Good barn. Near Celery Delta. Ad­ advertisement in this issue that should ap|ieal to the ladies and gentfemen. M. dress. J. m . stu m on , Sanford, Fla. Rend ihe jutge advertisement of tho E P. I.ipe, the proprietor, is making a strung A. Heffield Co. in tills issue. Their large hid for business, and is getting it. fresh— also oysters. MEN’S NEW STRAW ‘ ■ HATS i * Men’s New Ties See~Diir t-.-■* New Line * * Fancy ,.., of Ladies’ Waists and. * Parasols N. P. Y O W E L L & CO. L ^ 4 '+ + + 4 '+ + -J -+ + + + + ■ * ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ + + + ♦ <•+ + + + ♦ + ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ _____ *-§• C. R ichards, Leffler Block. A number of Sanford Elks attended the state lodge meeting til Orlando- yes­ terday. W A N TSlWE — N tnrinhrtlm e to- buy your snb-irri-1 All Local Advertisem ents Under This gated land. See M. M. Smith. Heading, One Cent a W ord Each Issue The finest nnd most complete line of W anted— Three white men for inside candies and cigars nrc kept on sale by dry work. — P lanters' Me'g Co. Garner fit Roberts. For S ale— .The Rustic House, including Sunbeam corn cun he bought for 10 cts. hulf block land, neatly fenced and drained. a can at Garner fit Roberts'.___________ Flu wing well pi ped into Ihhisc— Outhouse, shade und ornamental trees, privet hedge. Not th c c h e a p e s t. but the b e st—are shell walk. Most desirable locution, mi First ilLCJOfalA-ScrvwL^at—Ib€>-€tl y - R e s - »iicct. SilflhirU. outside city limits. House taurant. finished inside in nuturnl yellow pine ve­ neer; V. Schmclz, Sylvan Luke. E.'A. Thomas of Arcadia and Henry W: Locomotive tyt>e boiler, ‘4 0-li.p. ca|iacity Smith of Wmichulln were iii the city Wed, ut Monroe; novelty mills. Including boiler, nesduy.--------------------- ------------------------------ 20-h.p. engine, bolting, saw, tuhle-suw. 7inch 4 -sided Houston molding machine, A little money now and a little now and shafting, pulleys, belting, pump, etc. V. 3iTdp then is tile way to buy celery land. See Sclunelz, Sylvan Lake. W antkh— Celery growers and truckers M. M. Smith for particulars. on rich muck luud. A line opportunity. , Garner A Roberts handle Chase & San- Address Noel A. Mitchell St. Petersburg. 35-4 horn's tea and cufTee. the best on earth Fin. For S ale.—P. M. Elder of the Celery av­ If you arc^Tlot living at the City R es­ enue cash store lui/l 200 bushels of jieus taurant you are not living right. for sale. 34-tf Sanford's latest mnnufucturing concern W anted— Y oung man os office assistant will have something of importance in u with some knowledge of stenography. Send references and state salary expect­ half-page "ad" in The Herald next week. ed. Planters' Mfg. Co., Lake Mary. Fla. For S ale.—200'busliels cow peas. See Orders taken for fresh eggs at Woman's os before buying. Whittaker fit Burnett. Exchange. For Rent.—June 1st to Nov. 1st. eight, Mr. nnd Mrs. J^S, Moore aiul family nxiin house, ^furnished throughout. Hot have removed from Oviedo to their new and cold water, gas nod every improve­ home on Celery avenue. We welcome ment. Choice location. Six blocks from business {tortion. Inquire at The Herald this estimable family to Sanford. office for particulars. Three 3lh cans of Tomatoes for 25 cents. At McCuller's new store. J. Wiggins, of the Polk Directory Co,, was in the city yesterday. Mr. Wiggins owns u beautiful home at Lustis where he and his family enjoy the winter seasons. R hode Island Reds ion sale.—Choice R, 1. red hens, cockerels, putlets and eggs. Prices low. — Cecil G auiiett, French ave­ nue, Sanford. For S ale.— Hit) acres hummock land, 12 ucres cleared, -small house and hum on pluce. Flowing well can he had. Neur ruilroud. Address, Francis Karel, Sanford. R. F. D. No. I. * 33. ^. Can Fit you LOOK — , For Our Store - t • W c h a v e a nt ic ip a te d ------- ~ Y O tT R N eeds and B ought Our Stock of Clothing, Shoes, AND Furnishings All to Suit YOU and YOUR m For S ale.— W hite Minorca liens, fine Whi()|*oorwill und Clay Peas, at Sanford Pocket-book layers; your choice, 51 each.— R. B. L ynch. See hand-painted score cards at Wo­ Grocery Co. stock of furniture, rugs and mntting Is go­ For S ale— Five acres of good celery ing nt slnugliter prices, uml viow is the man's Exchange. Canned apples, only 10 cents at Garner land nil in cultivation. On the Sanford Spring is opening up and lime to furnish your house at n very low Dr. J. C. Davis, the gradunteoplidun. Is & Roberts’. &■ Everglades Ry. about 3 miles from the ¡11 i I,,,! cost. to in the city again, and will be at the Rob­ city. Will he sold in the fie r r - fe a .( l« r r f- y a U W l»‘ , , e L O I lip e iie U Get ready fo r Ihe files and M o s ­ fur 53,509. Call al the Herald office for If you want a first-class tailor-made bins Nest until Tuesday, April 20. Dr. quitoes. Lurgest s to c k und low est particulars. come out in a New Outfit »ult for $12.1)8, call at D. A. Caldwell &. Davis is well known in Sanford, and needs p rices on screen d o e r s and w indow s For S ale.—Choice Jersey cows for sale Sons. ho introduction to the [teople. His "nil" at Harry J. W ilson's. cheap. Now fresh or will bo soon. Also Why not let us supply your will he found in this issue. Mrs Hewitt Hill of Tampa passed through Rhode Island Red eggs for hatching, Cir­ Have you seen the latest things In Sanford, Saturday, en route home, ufter a cular free. C. F.Wurd.Winter Park. 29tf- ngeds? Congregutlonal Church fortnight's visit to her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. r e fr ig e r a t o r s —all ste e l—at Harry J For S ai f— Boiler, pump, nnd engine, G The pastor. Rev. R. Lee Kirkland, will "There is nothing new under tlie sun" C- T. Smith, at Eustis. She was accom pa­ W ilson’ s. horse. In good condition, and wUIbcsold preach Sunday morning nt II o'clock on cheap. 28tf nied by her mother, who will spend a few Do you want five acres of good ce|ery the subject "An honest dollar nnd how to __Sanford Machine fit Foundry Works. But ntme of the Goods under ■ Weeks In Tampa. land, all In cultivation, located ¡esa limn m ake1c“ ~ l in h ls dljcourWTMrrKirkland T horoughbred Euolfor Hatching— White T " ***& Mockeral at 11.11,11 ill » grocery throe miles from Sanford, at the station of show how to Invest our money so as to Wy undots, While Leghorns, Buff Leg horns, our roof are OLD, and much » * • lloridn |N-o|ge better see Sanford Celery the Sanford fit Everglades ruilwayT This linve a constant and permnnent Increase. and BufT Rock. 51 for 15. Apply to J. F. choice tract of land will be sold during tlie Arinl, Sanford, 2 0 -8 NEW and up-to-date Delta Land Co.'s pnqtcrty before buying At night lie will take fur his subject, ’hext ten days for 53,500. Call at The "The Influence of-one life upon the des­ If you want u first-class typewriter at inick farms. — j . N. W ihtner. Herald office for particulars. tiny of another." . Rom. 14. 8: "None of a moderate rice, call ut 'Tlic Herald office, We don’t churge anything for a look, — Harry Alexander, formerly w ith The and ins|ipct the Blickqnsderfer. T he best For the benefit 6T the Pastorium Fund us livetli to himself and no man dieth to and most com pact m achine on tlie market. Come and investigate hefure Herald, has part-tinned a Job printing office the ladies of the Baptist church will give himself." __________________ in Lakeland, nnd wtth his estim able w if? W aKTED— Everyone to know that the -buying elsewhere .... a ‘‘Box* Sociable” next Tliursday evenlrTg BliekensdeTfer typewriter is the best BIT First Baptist Church *ill make that city hi» future home. The at the residence of Mrs. Jas. Chandler on Rev. W. A. Myers will preach ut II the market. See them at The Herutd o f­ Herald wishes him success In his new Park avenue, between Third and Fourth fice. field. a. m. and 7:30 p. rn. Sunday school nt • streets. Music, recitations, sale of lunches, F or S alk— Good |>roperty. now bringing 9:45 a. in. Tlie B Y. P. U. and Epworth Now Is the time to buy your four-inch and a pleasant time. All invited. tw elve per c e n t interest on investm ent. League will liold union services nt~6:30 — N. 11. Garnir, Sanford. «>wer pipe for tnalns. * Dig Slock on hand. Commencing Janunry 1st. 1901), George p. in. All Invited. — A. E. H ill. F or R ent.— Furnished rooms for light W. Venable, contractor and builder, will housekeeping. W. F. Leavitt, comer Flm S tark C eU Busy b *1” ’ Chtyloa and. daughter». Miss employ only union labor, ami work eight nvernie and Third »treet. 3l-tf Rostand Adelaide, and son, Charlie, have hours a day. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vntulrrsee JEWELER returned to their home In Atlanta, after The ladies of the Presbyterian church lust Sunday, a boy. •pending the winter with Captain and Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Hutchinson will give a social at the home o f Mrs. D. Mr»- R. H. Marks. - Mrs. Marks accom pa­ L. Thrasher tonight. Refreshments will on Monday, a girl. nied them as far as Jacksonville. be served free. The young ladles of tlte N otice Is one block from 1st Get 1 ernnld's prices on baseball goods. church will have on sale fancy urticles MY SPECIALTIES Finest carnation plant at big reduction street^ but it will pay They are Interesting. ■* ' ** 31-2 and home made candies. A freewill o f­ Pickard's Hand-Painted China for the next thirty days. Clioico 53 per Home Invester» put your |celery money fering wlU be acceptable. Everyone. Is dozen. Call and see me. Celery 4UWUU. .'y o u to call and see the ’ liwhimi' s^Stethng ..Si Iyrt a t n a * new amib up-to-date Ukry Delta Land CcTs land. See cordially invited to attend. Dr. Aldridge's garden. Rogers' Plated Ware . ' 3l tf , - J . N. WlllTNER. — Mrs. E. R. RATurr. M;s. Ferguson has moved her Saratoga 33- 3tp '" Elgin and Waltham Watches Mr»- Wallace R. Moses o f W est Palin chips from the Sanford Grocery Co.'■ store Six O 'clock Closing sch la q visitor to Sanford this week, to Ctus. H. Evans' store. These diipe are she carries. Until further notice our store will close J* Ung on old-time friends ane renewing not factory-made,, but they are home­ SATISFACTION at G p. in. ¿ ¡ " uef ucqulntnnccs. Mrs. Moses was a made. fresh every day. Picnic parties 3 4 tf T he G eo. H. F ernalu H aruwareCo. ALL GOODS GUARANTEE!) G U A RAN TEE D e> dent of this pity a , number o f years should leave their orders the day before. *I°‘ an(i finds conditions much dfcn ged. . !. 35-2 . „ CLOSING OUT F or Ten Day» Only Only $4.50 f o r a 21-m eal ticket at dean, wholesome, well cooked— are My »lock of Guns and • H o - New Ten acre» of celery land on Celerylave« Clly Restaurant. The meals are the meals served ol The City Restau­ nd second *hand. Bargains If you nue, at a bargain. — N. II. Ga an Lit. Commercial Street N eir the Depot Harry J . Wllion. want them. '••fib m ore. rant. D. L. Thrash Henry McLaujin MRS. M. L. ALLEN M ILLIN ER Y Give Me a Share of Your Patronage �ITHE 5ANFQRD HERALD o COUNTY HAPPENINGS I A Budget of Interesting Items fro m Correspondents TH E EVENTS OP ORANGE COUNTY |tum nl a few days ago nccompnnled by the beautiful river trip to Jacksonville r ------- Mr». McCollum who will visit her parents and were accompanied to' thnt city by Mr. C. D. Pearson, who attends the post­ here. j . , , Rev. H. W. Thlot, who is. now nmune-nT masters' m nvenijon being held there ihl» . the Baptist church at Epu Gallic. will week. We ought to Itave n "flowery May" If preach In the Baptist church here Thursday evening, April 2 2 . Mr. Thlot was I "Aprll showcrs" nre any indication. formerly pastor here and has a great Wanted—To know, do "haughty looks” many friends who will lie glad to ltenr go "before destruction" niul "ptide before | him again. Everybody is cordially in­ n filli f* vited. Efflctent Staff of Reporters Weekly Gay McLeod, who is studying dentistry Covers the Territory for In Vanderbilt University. Nashville, has The Herald IW b Inrlto corre» pondeiwe on live topic* from all •«(Ion* of the County, also now* ln-iot ol Inteml. J i fr v i t y will insure prompt ptitJIculkm Artictr* contrary to the view* of the Editor Will t>c pubmunleaH*hed. and anonymou* cyminui 1, bmi allusive ‘ tlons willil be rejected. We will not tie le*pon ilble ion* espressed by contributor*.All < tor’ optn.____ opt ninni __; _ wr muti lent Ion* Intended for current ls*ur must lie In hand not later than Tuesday p. m l —Kn. LAKE MARY MELANGE * SpecialGoc. to The Hertld.~----------- - ■■ IKecelved loo late for last week] Mrs. H. Perdue o f Plnecnstle has been spending a feW days here with her sister, Mrs. W. Perdue. Rov. J. F. Sundell has gone to Winter Haven to attend the meeting o f Presby-tery there. April |ß |M!k been Quite III Intcly^with appendicitis. For some time the doctors thought they would have to operate. Wo aje glad to stnte however that he is now better and that an operation Is not necessary. News hns been received here thnt Dr. J. C. Weaver, for scvcrnl year» n practic­ ing physician at tills place hut now residing in Lodowlci, Gn., recently, lost his home and all of his furniture, instru­ ments. medicinss, etc., by fire. Our people sympathize with Dr. Wenver nnd his e x ­ cellent family very much and some of them are showing their syiniMithy in n substantial way. GENEVA Thcjteople of Geneva and community had the first flshfry o f the season at Gc-1 novn dock on Inst Saturday. Wo are j |indebted to Messrs. Smiths, Culpepper | nnd Sutten for nn abundanceof nice fish. The occasiop will long he plcnsontly re-1 membered by nil. . , The Misses Drake, who Imvc been_ac-.| cupyingthe Marsh home fora few months have returned to their home in the North. The many friends of Dr. J. J. Burns, so well known In Geneva, will be sorry to learn thnt lie continues quite feeble. He | returned to Ohio some few weeks ago yet docs not improve. SNEAD & VENABLE C O N TR A C TO R S AND BUILDERS Quite o crowd attended the Easter.serr |¡L— OVIEDO OCCURRENCES vices at the Methodist church on Sunday, j JjiSi—y«r*^ C o w a r t who tins 'been spending Spectal correipotHlent to l i e llrrnld. The decorutions in green were very p ret-1 iii i b iv |;, i ' ’*•«* ^ a few months in Florida returns to his The Oviedo Magazine Club omitted Us I ty ami with tire- ailllU(inT*drquantities o f home in Savannah, Ga., today. W c arc regular weekly meeting, out o f deference [cut flowers the air was made fragrant, sorry to lose hitn from our midst. to Good Friday. I The choir excelleti itself on this Occasion, Plans, Specificntions and Estimates, l^tuislm l Mrv.-H. Wood from Tampa Ib here vis­ A picnic at LakeClinrm. celebrated tile rendering sonnyexcellent Easter aongs. ------ Hi iting her sister, Mrs. J. G. Martin. We on A ppjicn tion s-l----- r— r closingjof the |Niblic school here last Week. Mr. C. N. Hays made a business trip to are always glnd to sec Mrs. Wood come Miss Chapman, the principal, nnd Miss 1Snnfonl on Monday,— -------------------~ to Lake Mary. Hyers, alsIsidhtT“ raI»ored “ zealously to Mrs. Lonnie Worthy and bride are now Mr. W. Perdue was on the sick list Inst maintain n high standard o f excellence k n , « " „t the residence o f their pnrweek. for the school anil left n flattering record cntB> Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Worthy, where a behind them to speak o f their work. six o'clock dinner w as' given .them on GENEVA GLEANINGS. Mr. Harry A lexander has__ recently their nrrivnl Frtdny“ lasL~'A~delicious Special Correspondence to The Herald; 113 First Street ---------------- IRewSved-tm lute furl sit-week |" bought out a Jolt printing office at 1-nke- feast was spread, consisling of chowders, I Opp. Postollicc !• land, fully equipped, and with well cstnbmeats, pickles, salnds nnd ices. Many The Taylor brothers sustained quite a loss recently by having, nearly a hundred fished business. He left tills' morning, were the handsome nnd valuable pressheep drowned in Lnke Harney. They accompanied by ids wife, to take posses­ lents received by the brille ami groom, , both In Havana where the rrrnmnny tank were washed upon the shore. The only sion. solution o f the matter is that during the Oviedo sympathizes with Mri. Mend in Iplace had in Geneva. -recent blow th e y became frightened and her recent bereavement. Her aged fall; ran or were blown into the water. Mr. Edwimtsrnassed ow'nv Inst week at ENTERPR1SE ETCHINGS "Messrs. i aylor luui a short time ago re-1 his home In Virginia, Special Correspond Min' to,The Herald; fused $ 2.50 n head for them, so this is Qur community is .lamenting the loss Mrs. Howard, the missionary who was quite a loss to them. of Mr. J. S. Moore nnd his estimable wife, in South America a number of years, Mr. Herman Daniel has been sent by who with their family moved to Sanford visited iho Oriihnnngr'tht" past week niui the Methodist church at Genevan), »reach last W ednesday! Mrs. Mdorc, by tier uni­ also brought a little South American lioy 'Tit Planters on The East Const. This is form courtesy and cultured manner, funn­ with her which she placed there. Celfiry-JmML-being—marketed;— SüMîïïg- Tor good |irires quite a compliment ns Mr. Daniel is very ed- a . shining acquisition to our circle, _ Xhe painting o f the Orphanage is” pnA young in years if nut In the Master's -while Mr. Moore was ~nne ol our most grossing quite rapidly nnd makes it look service:— MlS iiiimy Tripods wish him suc­ pros[>crous, energetic citizens. Besides a like a new building. ' ' COME AND SEE cess in this great.work. valuable celery fanu Mr. Moore conducts Rev. Mr. Harris of Titusville was here Mr. and Mrs. Charlie llnrrisofi linve ns a general merchandise business nnd lias over Sunday nnd h eld; services at the their guests Mr. Henry Harrison of Jack­ built for Ids family a large, comfortable Methodist church. sonville nnd their mother, Mrs. Harrison dwelling house. Sunfurd seems the Mec­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Benj. Ashhrodk leave toca lownrd which all faces nre turned in of Washington, D. C, morrow for o couple of week!* nt Daytona ' A memorial service to the memory of these irnrts. before xciuuilug to th eir Immr itr Ken­ Mrs. Pert Smith wifi lie held ut the Bap­ G3101DUHG3D S U S B n U i E S H C L ] ! ] Miss Mny Alexander is at home from tucky. tist church next Sunday (April 18) at 11 the Cathedral School for u few days rc\* visiting Mrs. a. m. The friends of the deceased nnd cuperating after an attack o f illness. She I , M/ 9. " ,F of the family nre invited to attend. has thus far the distinction o f leading G‘ A ‘ l)rc*t“ 1,1 ■ Mr. Iloyte Taylor has gone to Miami to iter class for three successive years and I— Mr, ami Mrs. Wim-fe. Thayer and Miwt| is. tu b e the valedictorian atfreT'nppnincli- THfiyer attended mass p i the Catholic spen dji while. ing graduation In May. church in DcLnnd on Sunday. Genevn would welcome a good u|MoMiss Martha Fox o f Sanford has been MV. Win, S. Thayer left Monday fori date doctor as a citizen. The nearest doctor is six mites qwny and this is very on n visit to her cousin Miss Helen Law-1 Jacksonville to attend the postmasters’ ] |convention. . • inconvenient nt all times ami with Gene­ ton the past week. Col. Green, father o f Mrs. Brooks of the | va steadily growing wc need one in our Miss Kale Matthews has iqiened a sum­ midst. mer school witli an enrollment of fifteen Orphanage, was suddenly called to Lake­ land on Friday on account o f the dentil I Mrs. Nicholson of Sanford is visiting at pupils. o f his sister. • ' • tiie inline o f her soft, Mr. Homer Nicholson. f Dr. Hunter. Oviedo's new physiciau is Mr. J. Willis of Palmetto is here on a I Little Georgia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. uy-to-dutc In method and practice o f the medical profession. Ills grandfather was visjt to Ids brother, Mr. Jas. Willis. Thud Geiger is sick with fever. We don’t have to advertise cheap hinds. n distinguished physician, so that the Mr. Buslinell Jr, and Mr. O. Miller of | The orange crop is reported as being The purchaser here saves more per acre talents o f the |ircsent Dr. Hunter in tiiut DcLnnd were here Sunday standing the unusually good this year. fine are somewhat of nn inheritance. | dny with Mr. Boslmefi's aunt, Mrs. S. S. ] annually in freights than he saves on tf Several of our farmers have vegetables One o f the most valuable additions to Davis. ready to. ship now. „ purchase price elsewhere. See table of Oviedo is tiie attractive little drug store Miss Rebecca Quackenboss returned I How badly we do need tiiut railroad t lie lias fitted up. freight rates Hi our booklet :: :: Inst after a pleasant visit o f three weeks | Dr. Crawford o f Orlando continues to in St. Augustine. APOPKA AFFAIRS find magnetism in Oviedo's atmosphere. Special Correspondence to The Herald: He came on Saturday evening and spent [Received loo late for lail liiue] Sunday here. Mr. J. J. Combs, who formerly conduct "Ovlwlii dirt* have pretty furri I>rc*»ed io dmlli unit trimmed in law».’’ ed a fruit and vegetable commission! Miss Dixon, u guest o f the Cushing! business in Atlanta and who came home House, after a strenuous city fife and a few weeks ago to visit Ids family, has decided not Jo return j o Atlanta for the. I **-ftb*g the world _Jrom _C^i{oraiu to present hut will engage in the trucking ^u,s decided 10 Invest in a home nnd Not only is the fabled I business. He lias rented the Cummings locate here. !E H f i l E i l M E n [R llË it À E n iE iis im r a m iE i o H o i M H S I S f i i place near I-ake Apopkn mid will grow u "Fountnin o f Youth" to 'b e found in this I sunny chine, but it is a verituble paradise ] crop of tomatoes. amid a "Land of Fluwcrs." •— ~ Mr. H. H. McClure celebrated his 50th Mr.ami Mrs. Yonge spent last Sunday I birthday anniversary last Wednesday by spending the day with his family and Dr. In Orlando attending the beautiful Easter | Williams and family nt Wekiya Spring. service atJhe Catholic-church. — Mr:1McCtUfé and the doctor went down Mrs. Rigsby who has been visiting her early and caught a fine iot of fish. Their daughters, Mrs. Cushing and Mrs. Smith | families went down later in tiie day uad| left last week for Charleston, S. C. all enjoyed a fish-fry. Repair Work Promptly Done Kissimmee- Celery Lands Flowing W e lls----- Rich Land Cheap J . M . W I L L S O N , Jr.,Kissimmee, Celery Lands We deal in Celery Farms and Farm Lands and we are the largest owners of Town Lots HOLDEN REAL ESTATE . COMPANY t— SANFORIT F L O R ID A C h a s e & Co. MrrHrB CuIdwe 11 and fam ily who| PAOLA POINTS came to Apopka some months ago from Special Correspondence to The Uriah! : Nushvillc, Tenn., for Mr. Caldwell's health Easter Sunday proved a disappoint­ Is-n-mitr1 tl0us tmd uppetizing combine-1 returned to Nashville tills week. Mr. Cald­ ment in the way o f weather. Threaten­ tion o f the best Spanish nnd ViiRit well having greatly improved. ing skies nnd high winds made the Peanuts, rousted, ground and (tacked Mr. und Mrs. W. E. Cunningham, after atteodunce at afternoon service rather a pleasant visit o f several weeks'duration I »mail and winter clothing more comfort der rigid sunitary conditions. with friends here, left Tuesday for their able than new spring finery, More |iure and healthful than duiryl home in Jefferson City. Tenn., going by Mrs. Curtiss has dosed her pretty win- butter—delicious in flavor— the best w u yof New Smyrna. They will return | ter home here and has gone to Sanford. , I. i in ... . -------------------------- - .Peanut Butter in the best jar on the I next fafi u»d;wfil probublyinuke their the guest of her daughter Mrs. PqqlKeeiiJ _* . . . limn»* lmr»> I aaftl tiM1 7'T ^*' A " , . TGIUlXci — llO "iózln g — nò * rancidity. home Imre. ----------------^1 until herdepanU fe rdr* Atlanta and th e, . , , Genliii Fit* McDonald’ o f (irasmere was I North. * "Beech-Nut Brand" Peanut Butter IScI the guest o f Mr. and* Mr*. W. H. Bennett A Jolly party o f Sunford young people •,,cr Jor “ l last Sunday.. spent the day in our little burg Saturday Mias Saille Smith has been spending j Uie guests o f Mrs. and Miss C ooley ^ . quite a whjJc._with Ja r sister, Mrs. Lola I - |L_ P Mr: Olid Miss Camp b e ll! left Monday kicCoUqrtl, In TbomasviUe. Ga.. She re- 1morning for their Otilo Imine. They took I 'Ttf' •>,r—- T M pflTIi .T.F1RI ' SANFORD, FLORIDA SHIPPERS' OF Florida Fruits °‘»1Vegetables General Insurance Agents #- . t *■- ■■ '* * -- . . . . _r. .#A. . •* , ^ SANFORD, FLORIDA * �April 16. »»O » riled For Record I f i H. Kanö to w . « . «¿owf, »nt. mtg. i Notice of Application for Letters Pat-1 N otici* n f A p p ilc a t iC » fu i* T « a c.-rt for "The .Crescent Orange Com­ Under Sceltoti 8 o f Chaptcr < pany.” Laws of Florida. Peoples Bank of Sanford I* *>*reby iir m that on the tit day of Noticela herebygtvrn tlibl William noihnmly, - Moses **— and wife to 1 Wallace R. I »PPlrtoihc HuiinmiiipAiiwft W. Gilchrist. Governor of the State of Florida for R rehaser of Ta* Certificate Na 298, dalrd thè irth day of June. A. D , 1906. hai llled aaid cerHand wd. $150. . Letters Patent upon the proposed Charter hereto llnrate in my office, and hai mode applicatilo fur |attached: A. M. Thraaher to Frank Hall, q. c. tas deed lo iisue in accordane« with law. Sald S. O. Chase, certificate embracei «he foliowtng descrlbcd propJ. C. Chase, *75. erty situated In Orante County, Ftorlda. to-wlt: it W. iferndon. Mary A. Newton to John T. Newton wd. Begin 10 eh». W. of N.-TE. Cor of N. E 1-4 of S.-W. Capital $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 # Opened Sanford. Florida, March 20th tOOO. for business in 1906. A ccounts o f ^ Now handles 1-4, Sec 32. Tn. 10, S. K. 30 E. Run H W. SO Rds., Rds.. £ - -50 Rd*.. N. 80 Rds. The sald land .S. .80------------............. Prorotto Crurrao» : Tnt Curacnn Onw.r Company. beliLgatsf helrui assessrd at thè date of thè tisuance of ittch Mary L. Morey to Richnrd Allen wd. $10. icate tfnless trt. We. the undersigned have hereby associai- I JJijlw fif in the nrnne of A. L. Ingcnon. S. M. Moseby and wife to R. C. Calhoun ed ourselves together for the purpose of Incorpori»- I f , Still* ‘ Vate »hall he redeemed nrcording to law, In* nod forming n turivi ration Under the laws of , iiT * ! Aprii.- A A,' 1 lTÌ1|80»Ur ' hfm ,n ° n " " * 7" 1 <Iayutl wd. $30. the State of 1 lorida under the name of 'The Cre#- A?J“ Wltness my ofticlal signature nnd irai this the t . G, A. Hovey to W. H. Reynolds wd. cent »range Company.*' with Its principal place of ,.V . i M * ,n,7 tnislness at Sanfortl. »range County. Florida 24th day uf March, A ~D , HUH* * — --------0. M. ROBINSON. 2nd. The. general nature and character of the 1 $400. Clerk Cimili Court, tolie carried on hy said Company is to Jo». H. Smith to Oacar A. Oliver wd. $10. holiness Orange County, Florida buy, sell nnd lease real estate; to purchase, plant. 32-4 Jas. M. Wlllcox ct. al. to Ollle Nichol­ Improve, oparate and sell orange grovri; to buy and sell oranges: to erect and use packing houses: NOTICE — J,To ta fa ir w ith both frlan d and foa, nnd to pack fruit, for »iMj'im.Mt shipment; construct nnd , to UJiiati itti (l| _ son wd. $1. operate Iran m nuda over property owned or Imscd In Circuit Cöüft. Seventh Judicial Cimili of Flor- I A. J. Nye et. nl. to C. G. Justice Co. wd. by them, nrrfrotn whLh they are to gather fruit: to irla. Orange county. ^ „ P f t y e g t o w n llttla ri*hta fora*o; gnd run iteamhoaU lor the proper enrrylnL In Chancery. It P a ya .” $5.000.____ 1 ~ T ~ - -— own of their buslnest; and to do such other nnd further Justinian Drought'v C. G. Justice et nl to Caroline Gromfter acta necessary to the successful ntwratlng of vs business aliove mentirmrd. AnnsC. Woodbrldge. Bill to Remove Cloud fmm Gore wd. $1.000. 3rd. The amount of the capital stork of said Tlibmas A : Johnson Title State Bank of Orlando to Christensen Company shall be Fifty Thousand (550,000.00) Calvin A. 1‘oage and Dollar*. divided Intoflva hundred share* of the Cn.rg« H Morton-— . *0500. .............. - - - - par value of 3100,00 per share, nnd is lobe paid ToTby*. A. Johnson. Calvin A. Poage owl George In cash or In land and orange itmvra at actual c««h B. Morton: Harry E. Grinleti to J. Horace Smith value; M. M. SMITH, H. R. STEVENS, G .S. DERRY, H. E. TOLAR all stuck to tie paid for in full when issued. From the affidavit of Thns. Emmet Wilson, here­ ,4th. Tills corporation to es 1st for one hundred in duly Bled he drixises and says: That he Is one wd. $275. . Vice-President Prfskleut Cashier Ass't Cusbler yean. of the attorneys for the complainant la the above -Ae D. Smith-and w ife Id T. ty. Williams 5th. The business or the Company is to tic man-* entitled cause, tlmt affiant hot good reason to be­ aged by a Hoard of Directors conilsilng of nut _____jM „ lieve and doe* believe that the defendants Tbo*. A. Wd. $1. _ . . . than thf---------lüMk------------------ree or more thnn »even in number, and the Johnson. Calvin A. Pooge and Geo. U. Morton are Aines McLeod toJas. Buckllali wd. $50. following officers, l new11:—A ï ’ rriiidei!V'Viga :1*ruais *>*.a«tnlr y counrry other than this 1’ "W iffVVwrtrr K » 1 ------ AoabUta wtUente of them and of each A in es McLeod to Jessie RoHô" Dûskllali I îd'iwi the the nr»t ji first Tuesday Tursdny in in July. 1909, nod the first of them Is unknown, and that there Is no persun In evrry year thereafter: the state of Florida, the service of a subpoena upon »m o. ' - " “ f S. s, p t e M S ffA K S for one yenr nnd until whom would hind such defendants or either id ------------------------their successors nre elected and (nullified. The them, nnd that each of the said defendants Is over R. R. Cose to N. W. Giles et al wd.' $1. person* whu are to conduct the Imslums until the the age of twenty-one years. People's Bank to M. M. Smith et al Sat. first election is held nnd officers itunllflrd nre: S. It is therefore ordered that you and each of you O. Chase. President; J. C. Chase, Vice-President; lie arid aptiear to this bill on Monday, the 3rd day mti. $0.093.33. B. W. Herndon. Secretary and Treasurer. of May, 1909, the tame being a rule day of this Bln. The highest amount of indebtedness or cotirt. ■ base A. Hopper to W. T. Johnson q. c. liability to which this Cofhpany may at any time K Is furthtr ordered that this notice he published .................. d. $ 75 0.. ______________ _________________ subject itself I* 460,000.00. once a week for eight consecutive week* In The We do hereby subscribe for the number of shares •Sanford Herald, a newspaper published in Sanford. Harnaaa and.Bu**laa W. J. Thigpen lo N. H. Garner wd. of stock in said Company set opposite our iiamrs Orange County. Dlackam lthln* and Horaaahoaln* Florida. . nnd residences, to-wlt: Witness, B. M. Robinson, Clerk of the Circuit $475. Court of the Seventh judicial Circuit In and for said S. O. Chase, Sanford, Florida Fifty ihnrrs W. T. Joints to W. J. Thigpen wd. $1. J. C. Chase, Jacksonville. Fla. Twenty-live share* county and state, March 2,1909. hus F..-Whhqn.— U. M. RûppîWjh, Clerks Barnes & Jessup to Sanford Grant Co. B W, IIerniI(in, Sn11furd. Fla----Xwenty-Hve-sham !Tilmn & I’ m mis. Dy By M A. Howskp, D. C. A U T O M O B IL E S F O R L IV E R Y U S E In W itness Wntjtnir, We have hereunto set Our Complain anlt's Solicitors. 28-8 L mtg- $L hands this the 30th day or March A. I)., 1909. Smith & Davis to B. D rew V d. 10. .1 In presence: ___ S. O._____ Chnsc $10. S I X I T U W D R E D . ___ Residents o f Sanford and immediate vicinity MOTTO: D E P O S ITS IN SU R ED A G A IN S T L O S S H AN D B R O TH E R S LIV ER Y, and S A LE STA BLES Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial f + 4 + ,>lH " H ‘ 4 4 + 4 í 4 í 4 ,4 4 ,t 4 - t + 4 lK ,W 4 ,H " í + í ,4,<"H ,4 4 ,>++4,+ 4 + + 4 + 4 4 4 A. L. Hotter ond wife to C. C. Robbins i As 1 ^ „/i ^./..llemdon iim . . to ..J. C. Chase {. y 'u { ^ , — Circuit of the State of Florida for As |Wm twitter LeHtcr wd. fl. At toS. O. Chase rWm. i [» ». , , . IIiL B. W. licrndon Herndon IB. F. Whilner. Jr. Orange County A. L. Potter and wife to Fred L. Rob­ TEOF FLORIDA, City of Sanfonl, bill in Chuncery to Enforce |COUNTY OF ORANGE bins $120' Tn* tTFfiT __ fl n , in n Pi AenVKii,'.-.,-1 . Buforo me twrsooally oimr SO: ChareTinrl tt. W: — t f . r . W t l l H Ik u ) . l u K . U . A n iierson . j flrrndon to me well known ns two of the pemons M. C. Hedengren. I whii »ignnl.lbcTureguiuq-AMi.-b-a«f fncortwratlnn,- — Ttothe deft1ffitSi11,R” C Ihmcun : lien i-l-1 8 9 — — - — -j----- ;---------------- —----- . High-Grade House-Building a Specialty k a|i[N?arlng fnmi tbe affidav.lt of thr City Solid-1 1anu acknowledged that they executed the same In Urigg &. llnselton. tr. to unrolil Hudson ^“’■1 faith for the uses and pun*«es therein set lor of the City of Sanford lierein tiled that he be­ lieves Hint you arc a non resident of tbe Stole of I I forth. Florida, nnu that your residence is unknown nnd In Wmtrss Witrjteor, I hnvplirmiiilnsrt my haml there is no person In this state the servicepf Harold Hudson to R. T. llnselton deed and official,seal this 27th day of March, A. H , ISO1,) that a subpoena upon whom would bind you. and that ' B. F. WtlUBB.1)»., Notary Public, $. __J^ll. Brett nnd wife tn G J. nurtlln wd. $500. W. J.-Hamrick and w ife to M. F. Mc­ Donald q. c. tl. $18.00. irarSTnutl Lillie K. Spangler tuS'iirah F. Pitrdum assgnt. mtg. $500. Anna M. Dickson and husband to C. A. Hovey wd. $450. - . C. C. Robbins tu A. M. Christopher assn. $535. Leonard llillis and wife to John H. Sears wd. $1. Jutm H. Sears nnd wife to JeUerson J. ae"mt{|r$t300r' ' Resolution uf City Council of Orlando. Sniilli &. Davis to Will. Stewart, wd. $10. • Vidor Samuel anti wife to R. R. StenHoni), wd. $2 0 0 .___ ____________ _______ Anne J. liiilweli and wife to_Ç. I). D ir­ ndl. tjed., $5. Alice I). French und husband to C. D. Candi, qcd., $5. * G. W Phillips nnd wife lo Thus. B. Phillips, wd.. $5. Thus. B. Philips nnd wife tu O. V. Phil­ lips, wd., $5. S, A. Newell to Geo. W. Phillips wd. $5. InerV. Bellows nnd husband to Milton Keyes, wd.. $10. Edw. T. Woodruff lo Ebenezer D Tyler, wd., $001)0. ■ W. F. Levett to L. G. Fanion, wd., $110. V. M. Gardner and husband to Jus. Mmighton. wd., $1. R. M. Fnrrel to Clins. R. Walker, wd.. $ 1200. T. W. Williams and w ife to W. H. Peters, hi $2820. Barnes & Jessup Co., to Sanford Grant Cq., pt. sal. mtg.. $1. Barnes u Jessup Co., to Sanford Grant Co., [it. s;u. mtg., $i. My Cmnmlsslinr iX h fr« Frbruno 9th, 1913 your age is overJho agejjLZLj It It Ittilirore orderetl that you do nppepr In this STATE OF FLORIDA— ^ - ----- ------- ---------- ---------court to the bill herein tiled, upon Monday. June 7, |COHNTrOF DUVAL. . 1 before me personally tame J. C. Chase to mr well A. D. 1909. It 1* further ordered that this order of publication known a* one of the person* who signed the fore­ .......... ................tie published once a week for eight consecutive going AH ides of IneuflNiTUtlon. nnd acknowledged t ill- TilS. -Sa Ilfup I lleiubl'a^uowH-epcrtmtr lliut he executed the same In good gw ' faith for the I rth I lllhkd in the City of Sanford, in Orange county. I hies amt purlxwe* therein »et firrth 1 t lorida In WrjNtss Wnrsnir i have hereunto set my hand Witness my hand and the seal of said circuit mnt nfficlal seul this 20th day of Man'll.' A U .IIIOll uruit, (bit 27lh day of March, A D. 1909. F. H. Fahwixl, H. M. Robinson, (u j u | Notary Public State of Florida at Large, " 33-8 Clerk Circuit Court Orange County. My Commission Expires Nov. 11, IDI By M, I. Hart, Deputy Clerk Notice is hereby given that 1. V. Slenttrom, pur­ chaser of Tax Certlllrate No. 324. dated the 3rd day of July A. D. 1905. hut .hied said certillcatr tn my offiee. nnd hnsTTtartrflrrUcatffln for tit* ll.-ed] lo issue in accordance with law. 'Said certificate embraces the following descrilAI property »itout.il In Orange county, Florida, to-wfl; lb-ginning 311.04 Ohs E of S W. (lor. of Seo. 35. Tp l5 S , K. 30 E , Kim. W, 15 Cb* . N. 15 Chs . E 7M Cbs.. S III Cbt . E 11.34 Chs to R. K . S W by ulong W. side of right of wny to In glhniiii. . 1 1.U7 acre*. Tit« said land being assessed at tbe date of the Issunnrr of such certiorate In tbe natnr of C. II. IJndsley. Unless tuid certificate shall I»- redeemed utvording to law. tag deed will- issue thvinHi'un the 3rd Jay of May A I). 1909 Witness my official signature* and seal this the 301 It day or March A li , 19011. U. M 33-4 R ohjnson. ( szal) Clerk Circuit Cmirt, Orange County. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judlclul Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County City of Sanford. | g)»|l In Chancery in Enforce M 1). Bronson ) Tax Lien To thr defendant. M 1) Bronson: It B|i|«arlng from the affidnvlt of thr City Soliri lor of the City of Sanford herein tiled, that he be lletrs tliat you are u nun-rrstdrjil of the Stair of Florida, and that your residence It unknown, and that there ¡4 no person In this »(ate the Service of a subpoena uisin whom would bind you. and that your age is uvrr tbe age of 21 years. It ii therefore ordered that you do appear in this court to the bill herein filed, upon Monday, June 7. A. D. 1909. It is further ordered that this order uf publication be published oner a week for eight consecutive weeks in The Sanford Herald, a newspaper pub­ lished in the>City uf .Sanford, lit'Orange county, Fthrida, ‘ * N H. Garner to W. H. Peters, wd., Florida Sanitarium and B. Assn., V. Achenbach, wd., $250. L. G. Stnrbuck to J. P. Lee, w d„ _ _ Wm. Reiner and w ife- to Jacob mtg, 200. $750. to C. $100. Wohl, Meet» « Deserved Fate Voltile out riding last week alone, Miss “ty Ewing of Arcadia was drugged from w carriage by a burly negro who nttempt, 10 Us8ault her. Her screams attracted [he attention of Wlllinm Knowls and his rodier who huppened to be in the vicini* ty. and they hastened to Miss Ewing’s • ***^tAnee. The negro fled wltltout ectu“i|*ii'4iinR his piirpoee. Tlie news of the attempted crime spread rapidly and soon * large posse of well-armed citizens were til* l/a'l of thè would-be assailant. °day morning the negro's’ body was «ound about a mile south of Arcadia ridwith bullets. It was recognized as t of John .Smith. His capture was at a turpentine caraji by thfe aid of No°dhotmds. —-------- Builders1Supplies, Interinrcdién Sand Alpha Cement, A cm e Plaster H .City uf SaafanL V». Tilii in Chancery to -America , n.BulItting . .« .!.»k« ■Ijinn. , i EnforceTax Lien. Tuutnln Asso Tontoln Assu AT.EWilson A T. t . W ilson J To the «Iffemlani, Amrrlcnn Building k l^inn. Tuotnln Association: It appearing (nun the offiJavit of the City Solici­ tor ol the City of Sanford herein fllrd, thai he tieUevea Uiat you are a non-resklent of the State of Florida, and that your residence is unknown, and that there Is no person In this state the service of a subpoena upon whom would bind you. It Is therefore ordered that you do appear In tbit court to the bill herein Hied, upon Monday, June 7. A. D. 1909. . . , f It is further ordered that this order of publication be published once a week (or eight consecutive week* In The Sanford Herald, a newspaper pubin ill? City of iiajllvnl. la Orange oouuly, Witness my hand and the seal of said circuit court, this 27tti day of March. A. D. 1009. ii. U. kiauuw, f i u r ) '33-ft Clerk Circuit Owin, Orange County. By 1. M. Hart. Deputy Clerk. In the Circuit Court o'f the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County Sanford Machine £ Foundry Works— Repairing A l l Kinds] \ of Machinery 7, A. p. 1900. It U further ordrred that thl* order of publication be publitbrd once a week for sight consecutive wreka In The Sanford Herald, a newspaper pub­ lished In the City of Sanford. In Orange county, Florida. Witness my hand and the seat of said circuit court this 27th day of March A. D. 1909. U M. RoaiMflM. | a si| Clerk Circuit Court Orange County. •. By M. I. Hart, [Mputy Clerk. 'PHONE 2(11 ANK OF SANFORD, FLA. QEO. FERN ALD , Vlca-Pra*. Q. F . W H ITN E R , A a st. Caahlsr Only National Bank in Orange County Funds Protected by Burglary Insurance 8 a f«ty Deposit Doxos for R «n t O R G A N IZ E D 1887 I. C. H U G H E S « ''I CONTRACTOR and B U I L D E R Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty None but llrst-dass labor employed and all eon tracts guaranteed to be in accordance with plans and specifications I am In Business to do Business Postonico Those Who Need My Services 771 f il AVANT L U M B ER & HAYES D E A L E R S __ ____ Prepared to Furnish all Framing Material C U T T O ORDER a T H E C IT Y R E S TA U R A N T H. E. W IS E , Proprietor Office und works 214 Oak Avenue I L___________ ’Riiüiiü 130-------------- -- FLORID A Old Shoes Wanted I am again asking fur OLD SHOES, will give whut they are worth SIZES. 6. 7. 8. 9, 10 II AND 15 A. E . Irvin’s Shoe Shop| Al*. •.,g..ÿ<.^4.3..£ij>+^<C>^ii.iF4, ^ ,F 4"F 4, 4-4, 4, 4” F4, + ^ 4 '$ 4 -4 -4 , 4, 4, <*4, 4-4»4,4-,» 4 ,,> ,F4” F4-4, 4'*F. (First Street, «me block from Depot opposite IWuflU-r) Cor. 3rd St. and Sanfonl Ave. as« 1 r .r v Postoffice Address S A N FO R D , FLO RIDA <s Mill a t ' - . CAM ERON C ITY, Autom obiles and Gas] Engines that there la no person in this stale the service of a subpoena upon whom would bind you and that S A N F O R D your age Is over tbe age of twenty-ooe years, It 1* therefore ’•ordered that ‘ you da appear In itila I -------to — court the ji!’ bill herein Hied, upon Monday, June li 1 F IR S T N A TIO N A L L U M B ER DEALERS IN ** 1 a> ?•>-F4--Î*4-+ + ❖ + +4-+ 4-■)■■!•❖ + C--H-•>-F++*•><■ 4-4-4-s'+ ❖ + ❖ + «-!-4-4*++♦-M-<•+ + + ♦♦ « BUI la Chancery to Enforce Douglas'A Masley > T” U *"* To the defendants. Douglas A Maslgx:.. . ^ It appearing from (tie affidavlt^RMne Cliy.Solldlor uf the City of Sanford herein filed that he 33-8 OFFICE A T RESID EN C E RAND, Praaldant FO R ST E R , Caahltr All persons are In. ruisjs .n**liiis»«l- -Hint | on, to-wit, the 30th day o f .June, 1909, The Kiiitrunly Tmtit und Saving Bank will abbly for i^t floul diachargo aa e x ­ ecutor o f the estate o f Luring A. Chase, deceased, tu the Hon, William Martin,' | (diunty Judge o f Orange County, Florida, and for the uppruvul by kukI I County Judge o f final accounting as set [ fortl) in its report to said County j J ud ge’ s office in the City o f Orlando, Orange County, Florida. Orlundo, Florida, January 16^1909. The Guaranty Trust and Saving Bank, 29-5m VV. M. B cs tw i’k, J r., President. 1 Cheerfully Furnished N o tic e ol D iK cliiirg u , * Plans, ibstimutes, and all Informati»!! relative to DuildinR j Witness my hand and the tt^al of said circuit court, this 27lhday of March, A. D. 1909. H, M R(ifUN‘4»N, I&u l I 33-8 Clerk Circuit Court, .Orange County. By M. t. lion. Deputy Clerk. City of Sanford 1 Harvey L Miller , Orange County. MInor ) Noitw) is berrliy fliten «««It wbwm it may eon- j errn that I. Jns. A Miller, ns Gunnllan of Harvey L Miller, a minor, will on the 3n1 day in May, A. I) 1909. npply to tbe Honuenlile Win Martin. I County Judge in nnd fur said ««only, at hi*'office in Orlando In said «iHinty, at 10 oYlork a. in , or as stsui thereafter us the matter can be heard, for nuihurily to sell, ut publle o.r private »ule. all «4 the j tniriest uf said minor in the fullowing-drsrritml real estate in said county, lo-wit Block live. Tier I fifteen uf Saiifoid, aicording tn tbe map of the Florida Land and CultmUntiun Company and Otherwise known u» K K. Traffonl’s map of San­ ford. Orange county, Florbla. Which application [ will Is-1tnmil upon (be |telilion fur such sale now on file In said cnuri. Dated Sanford, April 2d. A D. 1909, 33-41 Jss. A. Muu* Gunnllan. { DEALERS IN Notice of ^Application for Tax Deed lit Court or County Judge, State of | Under Section 8 of Chaptcr 4888, W Florida Laws of Florida In Re Estate of | 111the Circuit Court of the 7th Judlclul Circuit of the State or Florida for Barnes & Jessup Co., to Sanford Grant Orange County - Co., pt. sul. mtg,, $1. Bnfttes tt Jessup CrrritrSnnfont ~Crnnr Co, pt. sat, mtg., $1 Smith He Davis to H. J. Stout VlL^' JlOr — St Dnvls to j r w . ond A. H. John*on. wd.. $10. ' W. J. Thigpen to A. H. Crfppen sat. ^ mig, $i5oo. - ■ , Fjif.iuct]y.Jdanpger v t CcmraLC af»— m- \ i . | ; ...... ~ T' Speaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty | A PLACE FOR LADIES AND GENTLEM EN S h o rt O rd e rs A t A ll H o u rs Prompt, Clean Service V E v e ry th in g F ir s t Class !j.’ Meal Tickets are Sold at Reduced Rates f ! g » » * * f 4 4 4 4 t 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 * 4 4 / 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 t 4 4 '4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 * 4 4 4 Î ; -i 'i w li ,vn h w\ s i í ■ M ¡ �Tlie SANrORO HERALD Are — . .* * » » CJKÄf ‘ — •***' * " *1 __. Are They Do They Retain Perfect Shape Do -They Hang IF N O T! Y O U -S H O U L D CO M E T O US From $13.50 to $25.00 we can produce made_to measure Suits equal to those worn by fashionable men in the large cities * " ____ - LOOK A T T H E i‘IM-■* - - — ■ — ■ ■ CLEAN , CLEVER P A TTE R N S we show and hear how we can-safely guarantee to fit and please every man— CRANKS INCLUDED! We are backed up by the most dependable tailoring firms in the world. A trial at our risk is all we ask SANFORD PRESSING CLUB In Rear Oro Färber Shop M. P. LIPE. Proprietor P. S.—We keep ypur clothes in order. Ladies’ Suits and Skirts -given Special Attention. Monthly Club Rates $1.25. I • Straw and Panama Hats Cleaned and Blocked. �IN SANFORD— Lift Number 35 Items of Interest Gleaned From _______ Parlous Sourcx* SANrORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. APRIL 16. 1909 wrecked, houses unroofed, people killed, telegraph and telephone service detnomlFROM MACARONI D ELTA Î lied, nnd railroad trade impeded, Insotne t places the wind attained a velocity of 80 to 9 0 miles an hour, nnd cloud bursts From The tlerald's Special Correspondent caused destructive floods. Hv Wireless Telephone In the annual typewriting contest for the Two more o f Steve Gullion's hens com ­ world's championship, nt Providence. R. I.. menced laying last Sundny. Steve is HAPPENINGS DURING TH E W EEK Miss Rosa L Fritz of New York was Ute naturally much pleased. successful competitor. Her uvernge was SI Mizzard's five-year-old twins looked 80 2 7 -3 0 Words n minute. quite manly last Sunday at Ensterservice F. Marion Crawford, the novelist, died in their long pants nnd derby bats. Here the Readers Will Find n Brier in Sorrento. Italy, April 10. h istorical Spring Flow ing Barnabas Stubbs has taken a position r o r hurried R eaders i-iiia iljM J m UUcUajck.iizxwias 4Wid.tJt«. -mv^mggywnsher nnd stnll CÎFûnerTiïDan A rich And o f gold is reported from Onx- interior during 'th e administrations of Smoot's two buggy livery stable. |cn, Mexico, along the line o f the Vera Presidents McKinley nnu Roosevelt, died Dill Korpctcr says he m u y - expect - roiir in Washington Inst Friday, Crut.&^l’ arllk! rallronfB-*— ~ ------ c r in the nenr future.- BBttrtinlie u weather * ... The neW Tnilroad term inal station at prophet ns he's always having squally SANEORD BALL CLUB M EETS ’ -^BWrhtgbnm. Ain., which cost $ 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 . weather in his house with his mean diswas dedicated last week. l)y the explosion o f 100 quarts o f nijro^ - r glycerine s t Blue Sulphur; "W f V a.,' Inst week, several workmen were killed and will PerfectJtpj^giuiizquofl.wd.pft * ¿V-TrVaj!»^ '* 5 1 Y ou can get FERTILIZERS "~ Drive your Wugon into Sanford Call oikC, H. Evans c a n deliver, any brand yon want out-of-Our new W arehouse > — Without Delay— 0- Z A quorum being present, meeting was called too order hv Hen A I V f i . l i « ehnir ,lnS hnd hls sn,nrF » b e d tO $3 a Week —>» * ap nairaA'ljftfadi ■** 11 • *1 ^ md ««I» tRT'fflfl ¿ llfl'ni’lfBBnB ët lffg_ un­ man last der the sents. It is said he gets enough Oetwecn dfty and sixty buildings were General discussion followed reference to gum for his entire family and has had burned at Manchester; N. H „ lust week. baseball outlook'for the season o f 1909. some mode over to sell to the boys. Low $150,000. A. T. Rosseter Was present nnd present­ We learn that a Sanford dentist is gp Madame Modjeska, the noted 'P olish ed a plan for a permanent organization of ing to start a misfit dentist office here tragedienne, diet) in Los ‘ Angeles, Cal., the driving purk association. After dis­ soon. He has had a good many upper April 8. aged 6-1 years, ‘She began her cussing this project, it wus decided that l ■theatrical career when only 17 years old, ns it was Impossible to contplclethis park nnd lower sets Unit haven't been used sad became one o f the leaders in the pro^ before the bcglnnlml-of The-baseball sen- LutJiUle and a re ns good us new. Si Hoi fession. son o f 1909, that tiie baseball club organ­ corn's wife got a set for $3 that cost $10 In Chicago last week, w h e a t. reached ize to i>erfect a temporary organization nnd you couldn't tell ’em from a bran Or any other brand of our justly $1.25!i per bushel, the highest price for for this year, nnd join tlte driving park new set _____ Celebrated Fertilizers— Coscnretta Snodgrass is studying French May wheat,with one exception, in twenty association next ^tts»fn, if it Iscompictcd afiO can speak it quite lluldly already. " Do you want Hardwood Ashes? •¡¡riUat llhTel 'y e a n .-------------- - 7 — 7— : Elias Pcnltody,.. who is now juggling Tlte following officers where then elect­ liy voting ;dry, nineteen counties in Dried Blood. Sheep M anurerBlood and*;Bone . ITT Michigan last week put over 0 00 saloons ed to serve Until tlte first regular meeting spittoons In the legislature, expects to Nitrate o f Soda? after tlic^rgunizntlnn Juts TteeiTIncorpo- read law in 'Squire Collett's office next . „m uLbrewcm aout of-business. — . " summer. rn ted: ' ' Mrs. Nancy M. Johnson o f Washington Tlte Stork is said to he hovering over Geo. A. DeCottes, president; D. G. W ag­ was the patentee of the ice cream freezer, ner, vice-president; J. D. Davison, secre­ tlte home of Rev. Deuteronomy Jones, our # * * •*. taking out her patent In 1813, and selling tary and treasurer; 11. R. Stevens, m an­ preacher. One more little mouth to feet) the rights for.it for $41,500, Itrabably. ager. - r Gen. Win. Booth, founder of the S olva ­ Board of directors were chosen as fol­ Skinny June Slocum bad iter ears pierc­ * tion army, celebrated his eightieth birth­ lows; ed for earbobs last week nnd Punk Jones day in London, April 10. Over 2 0 ,0 0 0 T. A. Ncwlun, B. W. Herndon, Geo. A. is going to blow himself a pair. Punk people participated ill nn ovation to tile DeCottes. D. G. Wagner, H. R. Stevens. seems much devoted,LP Skinny Jane. (Write us) . . honored leader. Alter discussion, it was decided that tlte Bijalt Huplight'a court dug hud his mil In the greatest ynce between dog loam s Sanford HnsebnU CtuhTie incorporated lo bit off by n Sanford dog the other day and ever known, the distance o f 412 miles be­ the amount o f $10,000, stock to be sold nt the poor stitntptail animal seems much CHAS. H. EVANS, Sales AjJent, tween Nome nnd Candle was run in 82' $10 a share, subscription list to be passed chagrined and stays under tlte barn most hours, part of the wny in u blizzard. Tin- among (lie cislzcns of Sanfonl by tlte fol­ Sanford. Florida of tlte time since. . _____ race took place lust Week, and vras A las­ lowing committee: — ----------- — (Ask Him) Setlt Jenks' bull, which tins been quite ka's Derby. Large sums of money changed 1). G. Wagner, H. R .Stevens, O.W.King, ..hands on the result, the winning team A. T. Rosseter. Ralph Stevens, Geo. A. ill with holler horn for some time, hod to *8*rî**;*■£*"î**î* *4**î**>& *!•*;• V •!**î*^ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 be killed to save its life nnd Setlt gtrve getting for their owner n piirse of $11.000 DeCottes. Geo. Fox. *> the liver to Itisflired man. Setlt litis gut besides u goodly sum in bets, One thousand dollars of (lie amount is u heart in him as big ns nn ox, and tiie liy un explosion ut the Dupont (xjwder tu be expended on a grandstand, fence, • i m * world would be better, with more Setlt * aylie, NTJ,. Inst week, ten buii3 and in preparing ball grounds for the coin­ Jcnkses. were demolished. Only one jverson ing season. If ..any further amount is Melindy Clieezum. Gil Spooner's hired Wiled. Glass was broken,in buildings needed, further stock is to be sold. Committee on selection of grounds was girl, is going on the stage to sing opera ten miles away. * , songs anti do contortion nets in Asa Wil­ The Binghamton. N. Y.. Trust Co.. Capi­ ap|M>itited by tlte chair as follows: STRONG LIN E O f CHILDREN’ S SCHOOL SHOES — lett's one-ring circus. Her sister is a tiglil11 R. Stevens,-0 . W, King. talized at $1100,000, bus suspended. w v rojx' walker and snttke charmer, and showSaid committee to ituve entire charge of The Latest Fall Styles in Ladies’, Gent's nnd Children’s Shoes A uulotmlepot is tob c built In Memphis. selection of grounds, and rc|>ort its action acting seems to run in the ChcCzlint Tenii.. at n cost of $ 0.3 00 ,0 00 . All the Just Received family. at the next meeting. railroads running into Memphis, except '+ + + * + 4 - + * + * * * * + + * * + * + * * + * * * * * * * * * * * * + * + + * * + * + + * * * + « It was the sense of tlte meeting that the the Southern, will use the new depot, and How Much Lund W us B ought? manager uppoint the field captain, instead pay pro ratn for the construction. The Ocnln Star is authority for the state­ of tills officer being elected by members ment that tiie NutionalTribuneCompany. An attempt to Black-Hand $ 2 3 .0 0 0 of tlte club. Washington. I). C., lias purchased 3 5 ,0 0 0 from Asa G. Candler of - Atlanta caused There being nn further business, meeting ucres of land six miles southenst of Kis, the urrest of Dmilel W. Johnson, Jr„ 18 adjourned.________ _________ '___ sltimtiee and formed the Seminole Land years old, Hb says reading dime novels A Fox Drive W ith a B arbecue a nd Investment Com pan y. Th is compn n y, was tlte cause o f his committing the ntLast Friday night a dozen of our local according to the Star, sold 1,000 hits In tetnpt. “ • sportsmen enjoyed n fox drive east o f town the city they have founded with five-acre The United States nrmy is now recruit­ Our M onthly Rate for Club Only ^ “J . 2 5 — that is, they went out to “ drive", hut plats oq tgd r the city for $ 30 each in ed to its full strength, nnd further recruit Sir Keyntird did not materialize. But fur three weeks after advertising the lands. lag lias been stopped. Giving you twelve pieces a month. We will call for and deliver yotir a‘ that, the night was filled with pleasure Now they are offering 1,200 lots in the clothes once a wtiek. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Extensive forest fires baye been raging for the huntsmen, the crowning feature of proposed city and 1,200 five-acre lots for throughout tiie mountain section of the witiclt was a barbecued pig. to which all $100, " According to the usual ratio,-this -------- --------F r ^ b lP E r M a r r a R e r ., ■ Blue Ridge during the past week. Tiie (*n- did full p-'irlienlarl y irl »<tww»—TW ry would menu wlieinui ute propwty 14 sold lirr i w ilwf» p.irr ut Mu suit nut in it numnPork Avenue, Nord1 and Diggers. The latter it is said «letterted nn ndditioirof several thmraamfr- to the n Gold’s Barber Shop,. . . . . . —'Phone CO Iflin was in flames. It is-th e w orsrT lre the whole "bunch" when half way home population of Osceola- county, supposing Virginiu tins hud in tnauy years. to go back and "finish the pig." Those that each city lot in bought by a family Four business blocks in the heurt o f tiie who coinposed the party wore; Dr. Pulcs- Intending to settle. At all events, it means business section of Lenox, Muss,, were de ton, G.S. Derry. Paul Diggers, D.L. Thrash­ a large increase in the population 'within AGENTS ttruyed by tire Ajtrll 11. causing six deaths er. Dr. Neai, Henry Lee, Louis James, John u short time. Last Friday's Valley Gazette ■ad a property loss of ubout $ 3 0 0 .0 0 0 . Thompson, W. Nelson. Frank Hand and A. speaks of tlte sale to„nn Illinois colonizer pf. 3,500 acres of Laa d ju st jtor th of Kia; Two dwellings and two* other structures Westerdick.____________________ were also burned. sfimnee—a similarity o f figures which ’ At 1716 1*01t i m e * ' awakens suspicion o f error in one or the Manager DeCottes continues to make For the second time within the memory other story. Keul cslete, however, iy very uf ,,.,an •be ruur of Niugnra Falls was not improvements ut the Pustime theatre, all active in and about Kissimmee just now, of which goes to muke tiie place more |wptn be heard on Wednesday of lust week. for witiclt credit is due to tlte judicious The Niagara river was frozen solid front ular titan ever. Within the past few days Offls* with H O L D E N R E A L E S T A T E CO. and extensive advertising done by (lie bonk to bank. The immense Ice fields o f two large electric fans have been placed, Kissimmee Giutiuc uml the Kissimmee L*ke Erie piled up in a huge muss ut the and these keep the audience cool and Board of Trade— an enteprising news­ comfortable, and enubles the ( ki U oiib tu ®wrr end of tlte lake, causing the river to paper and an energetic commercial body. enjoy nnltour of refined amusement with die until it was forty feet above normal. —Times Union. tlte greatest degree qf pleasure. The class Near Denmark, S. C.. last week, a negro o f pictures now being shown are much — Kansas Residents In Sditrfifd' * l » b b « l n saududl containing * 8 ,0 0 0 be- better than those formerly used. Instead 0 . E. Walker of Topeka and J. B. Taylor woging to N. G. Evans o f Edgefield, S.C.; o f getting them from Jacksonville, Mr. of Kansas City, two prominent Kansans, Jumped from a moving train and escaped. DeCottes now receives hls reels direct from are in tlte city this w eek/ Mr. Walker Win. Decker Johnson, colored, who the manufacturers nt Chicago. The Pas­ claims Sanford for his winter home and _I»n. Henry W. Grady used to point to a r time Is deservedly popular. owns "Topeka place," .ten. acres o f fine Full Line of High-Grade Cigars and Tobuccos ■?®o*t worthy specimen or colored m anland on Beardall avenue. Mr. Taylor Is New Mill at Cameron City bend, died in Athens, Ga., last Saturday, », Agent for die Famous Avant &. Hayes have installed a saw also greatly Interested in S^nfortf land, During the past week a alorm'of uhutu- mill at Cameron City, and are now preinrcd and these gentlemen will both invest in " * w CLOVER HILL • BRAND BUTTER ' . * severity has prevolled throughout the t o furnish lumber cut to order, All kinds the Celery delta. Mr. Walker is also look­ • , *t . ■ * ■Northei' states and saut Itorn pan o f Cali - o f frpining material and rough (umber; ing alter hls fine crop o f Irish potatoes SANFORD, FLORIDA *“*• üullJings were blown down ve^ elï^ T h eir advertisement appears In this issue. which h e disposed o f at a good profit. Armour Armour Armour Armour Blood, Bone & Potash Celery Grower Vegetable . . Practical Trucker Ask .for it, We have it THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS Jacksonville, Fla. FRANK .L. W O O D RU FF Sanford's Only Exclusive Shoe Store Sanford Pressing Club C L E A N S AND P R E S S E S Ladies' Skirts and Gentlemen's Clothing M. TH IG P E N & C O M P A N Y General Fire Insurance Sanford, , Florida CHAS. H. EVAN S Staple and Fancy Groceries � 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 16, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 16, 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 16, 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/88b32ede126387c955448e82620d0441.pdf 2a0c3eb08737cf8b3083ee2c2ce89561 PDF Text Text Tlie SANrORO HERALD Are » CJKÄf ‘— — . .* * » •*** ' * " *1 _. Are They Do -They Hang Do They Retain Perfect Shape IF NOT! Y O U -S H O U L D COME TO US From $13.50 to $25.00 we can produce made_to measure Suits equal to those worn by fashionable men in the large cities * " __- LOOK A T TH E i‘IM-■*- - — ■— ■ ■ CLEAN, CLEVER PATTER NS we show and hear how we can-safely guarantee to fit and please every m an—CRANKS INCLUDED! We are backed up by the most dependable tailoring firms in the world. A trial at our risk is all we ask SANFORD PRESSING CLUB In Rear Oro Färber Shop M. P. LIPE . Proprietor P. S.—We keep ypur clothes in order. Ladies’ Suits and Skirts -given Special Attention. Monthly Club Rates $1.25. I • Straw and Panama Hats Cleaned and Blocked. �IN SANFORD— Lift Number 35 SANrORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. APRIL 16. 1909 wrecked, houses unroofed, people killed, telegraph and telephone service detnomlFROM MACARONI DELTA Î lied, nnd railroad trade impeded, Insotne t places the wind attained a velocity of 80 Items of Interest Gleaned From to 90 miles an hour, nnd cloud bursts From The tlerald's Special Correspondent caused destructive floods. _______ Parlous Sourcx* Hv Wireless Telephone You can get In the annual typewriting contest for the Two more of Steve Gullion's hens com­ world's championship, nt Providence. R. I.. menced laying last Sundny. Steve is Miss Rosa L Fritz of New York was Ute naturally much pleased. HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK successful competitor. Her uvernge was SI Mizzard's five-year-old twins looked 80 27-30 Words n minute. quite manly last Sunday at Ensterservice F. Marion Crawford, the novelist, died in their long pants nnd derby bats. Here the Readers Will Find n Brier in Sorrento. Italy, April 10. historical Spring Flowing Barnabas Stubbs has taken a position ro r hurried Readers i-iiiailjM Jm UUcUajck.iizxwias4Wid.tJt«. -mv^mggywnsher nnd stnll CÎFûnerTiïDan A rich And of gold is reported from Onx- interior during 'th e administrations of Smoot's two buggy livery stable. |cn, Mexico, along the line of the Vera Presidents McKinley nnu Roosevelt, died Dill Korpctcr says he m uy- expect -roiir in Washington Inst Friday, Crut.&^l’arllk! rallronfB-*— ~ ---- c r in the nenr future.- BBttrtinlie u weather Drive your Wugon into Sanford *... The neW Tnilroad terminal station at prophet ns he's always having squally SANEORD BALL CLUB MEETS ’-^BWrhtgbnm. Ain., which cost $2,000,000. weather in his house with his mean disCall oikC, H. Evans was dedicated last week. will PerfectJtpj^giuiizquofl.wd.pft ¿V-TrVaj!»^ c a n deliver, any brand yon want out-of-l)y the explosion of 100 quarts of nijro^ * '* 5 1 0-Z Our new Warehouse >— - r glycerine s t Blue Sulphur; "Wf Va.,' Inst A quorum being present, meeting was week, several workmen were killed and called too order hv Hen A I V f i . l i « ehnir ,lnS hnd hls sn,nrF » b e d tO $3 a Week Without Delay— —>» * ap nairaA'ljftfadi ■** 11 • *1 ^ m d « «I» tRT'fflfl ¿ l lfl'n i’lfBBn B ë t lffg_ un­ man last Oetwecn dfty and sixty buildings were General discussion followed reference to der the sents. It is said he gets enough gum for his entire family and has had burned at Manchester; N. H„ lust week. baseball outlook'for the season of 1909. some mode over to sell to the boys. Low $150,000. A. T. Rosseter Was present nnd present­ We learn that a Sanford dentist is gp Madame Modjeska, the noted 'Polish ed a plan for a permanent organization of ing to start a misfit dentist office here tragedienne, diet) in Los ‘Angeles, Cal., the driving purk association. After dis­ soon. He has had a good many upper April 8. aged 6-1 years, ‘She began her cussing this project, it wus decided that l ■theatrical career when only 17 years old, ns it was Impossible to contplclethis park nnd lower sets Unit haven't been used sad became one of the leaders in the pro^ before the bcglnnlml-of The-baseball sen- LutJiUle and a re ns good us new. Si Hoi fession. son of 1909, that tiie baseball club organ­ corn's wife got a set for $3 that cost $10 In Chicago last week, w h e a t. reached ize to i>erfect a temporary organization nnd you couldn't tell ’em from a bran Or any other brand of our justly $1.25!i per bushel, the highest price for for this year, nnd join tlte driving park new set ____ Celebrated Fertilizers— Coscnretta Snodgrass is studying French May wheat,with one exception, in twenty association next ^tts»fn, if it Iscompictcd afiO can speak it quite lluldly already. " Do you want Hardwood Ashes? •¡¡riUat llhTel 'yean.---------- -7 — 7 — : Elias Pcnltody,.. who is now juggling Tlte following officers where then elect­ liy voting ;dry, nineteen counties in Dried Blood. Sheep ManurerBlood and*;Bone . ITT Michigan last week put over 000 saloons ed to serve Until tlte first regular meeting spittoons In the legislature, expects to Nitrate of Soda? after tlic^rgunizntlnn Juts TteeiTIncorpo- read law in 'Squire Collett's office next . „muLbrewcmaout of-business. —. " summer. rn ted : ' ' Mrs. Nancy M. Johnson of Washington Tlte Stork is said to he hovering over Geo. A. DeCottes, president; D. G. Wag­ was the patentee of the ice cream freezer, ner, vice-president; J. D. Davison, secre­ tlte home of Rev. Deuteronomy Jones, our # * * •*. taking out her patent In 1813, and selling tary and treasurer; 11. R. Stevens, m an­ preacher. One more little mouth to feet) the rights for.it for $41,500, Itrabably. ager. - r Gen. Win. Booth, founder of the Solva­ Board of directors were chosen as fol­ Skinny June Slocum bad iter ears pierc­ * tion army, celebrated his eightieth birth­ lows; ed for earbobs last week nnd Punk Jones day in London, April 10. Over 20,000 T. A. Ncwlun, B. W. Herndon, Geo. A. is going to blow himself a pair. Punk people participated ill nn ovation to tile DeCottes. D. G. Wagner, H. R. Stevens. seems much devoted,LP Skinny Jane. (Write us) . . honored leader. Alter discussion, it was decided that tlte Bijalt Huplight'a court dug hud his mil In the greatest ynce between dog loams Sanford HnsebnU CtuhTie incorporated lo bit off by n Sanford dog the other day and ever known, the distance of 412 miles be­ the amount of $ 10,000, stock to be sold nt the poor stitntptail animal seems much CHAS. H. EVANS, Sales AjJent, tween Nome nnd Candle was run in 82' $10 a share, subscription list to be passed chagrined and stays under tlte barn most hours, part of the wny in u blizzard. Tin- among (lie cislzcns of Sanfonl by tlte fol­ of tlte time since. Sanford. Florida . ____ race took place lust Week, and vras Alas­ lowing committee: — ----------— (Ask Him) Setlt Jenks' bull, which tins been quite ka's Derby. Large sums of money changed 1). G. Wagner, H. R.Stevens, O.W.King, ..hands on the result, the winning team A. T. Rosseter. Ralph Stevens, Geo. A. ill with holler horn for some time, hod to *4**î**>& *!•*;• V •!**î*^ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 be killed to save its life nnd Setlt gtrve *> *8*rî**;*■£*"î**î* getting for their owner n piirse of $ 11.000 DeCottes. Geo. Fox. the liver to Itisflired man. Setlt litis gut besides u goodly sum in bets, One thousand dollars of (lie amount is u heart in him as big ns nn ox, and tiie liy un explosion ut the Dupont (xjwder tu be expended on a grandstand, fence, • i m * world would be better, with more Setlt * ay lie, NTJ,. Inst week, ten buii3 and in preparing ball grounds for the coin­ Jcnkses. were demolished. Only one jverson ing season. If ..any further amount is Melindy Clieezum. Gil Spooner's hired Wiled. Glass was broken,in buildings needed, further stock is to be sold. Committee on selection of grounds was girl, is going on the stage to sing opera ten miles away. * , songs anti do contortion nets in Asa Wil­ The Binghamton. N. Y.. Trust Co.. Capi­ ap|M>itited by tlte chair as follows: STRONG LINE Of CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES — lett's one-ring circus. Her sister is a tiglil11 R. Stevens,-0. W, King. talized at $ 1100,000, bus suspended. wv rojx' walker and snttke charmer, and showSaid committee to ituve entire charge of The Latest Fall Styles in Ladies’, Gent's nnd Children’s Shoes A uulotmlepot is tobc built In Memphis. selection of grounds, and rc|>ort its action acting seems to run in the ChcCzlint Tenii.. at n cost of $0.300,000. All the Just Received family. at the next meeting. railroads running into Memphis, except '+ + + * + 4 - + * + * * * * + + * * + * + * * + * * * * * * * * * * * * + * + + * * + * + + * * * + « It was the sense of tlte meeting that the the Southern, will use the new depot, and How Much Lund Wus Bought? manager uppoint the field captain, instead pay pro ratn for the construction. The Ocnln Star is authority for the state­ of tills officer being elected by members ment that tiie NutionalTribuneCompany. An attempt to Black-Hand $23.000 of tlte club. Washington. I). C., lias purchased 35,000 from Asa G. Candler of - Atlanta caused There being nn further business, meeting ucres of land six miles southenst of Kis, the urrest of Dmilel W. Johnson, Jr„ 18 adjourned._______ ________'__ sltimtiee and formed the Seminole Land years old, Hb says reading dime novels C L E A N S AND P R E S S E S A Fox Drive With a Barbecue a nd Investment Compan y. Th is compn n y, was tlte cause of his committing the ntLast Friday night a dozen of our local according to the Star, sold 1,000 hits In tetnpt. “ • sportsmen enjoyed n fox drive east of town the city they have founded with five-acre The United States nrmy is now recruit­ Our Monthly Rate for Club Only ^ “J . 2 5 ed to its full strength, nnd further recruit —that is, they went out to “drive", hut plats oqtgdr the city for $30 each in Sir Keyntird did not materialize. But fur three weeks after advertising the lands. lag lias been stopped. Giving you twelve pieces a month. We will call for and deliver yotir a ‘ that, the night was filled with pleasure Now they are offering 1,200 lots in the clothes once a wtiek. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Extensive forest fires baye been raging for the huntsmen, the crowning feature of proposed city and 1,200 five-acre lots for throughout tiie mountain section of the witiclt was a barbecued pig. to which all $100, " According to the usual ratio,-this ---------- ----------- M . F r ^ b lP E r M a r r a R e r ., ■ Blue Ridge during the past week. Tiie (*n- did full p-'irlienlarl y irl »<tww»—T W ry would menu wlieinui ute propwty 14 sold lirr iw ilwf» p.irr ut Mu suit nut in it numnPork Avenue, Nord1 and Diggers. The latter it is said «letterted nn ndditioirof several thmraamfr- to the n Gold’s Barber Shop,. .. . . . —'Phone CO Iflin was in flames. It is-the worsrTlre the whole "bunch" when half way home population of Osceola- county, supposing Virginiu tins hud in tnauy years. to go back and "finish the pig." Those that each city lot in bought by a family TH IG P E N & C O M P A N Y - Four business blocks in the heurt of tiie who coinposed the party wore; Dr. Pulcs- Intending to settle. At all events, it means business section of Lenox, Muss,, were de ton, G.S. Derry. Paul Diggers, D.L. Thrash­ a large increase in the population 'within AGENTS ttruyed by tire Ajtrll 11. causing six deaths er. Dr. Neai, Henry Lee, Louis James, John u short time. Last Friday's Valley Gazette ■ad a property loss of ubout $300.000. Thompson, W. Nelson. Frank Hand and A. speaks of tlte sale to„nn Illinois colonizer pf. 3,500 acres of Laa d ju st jtor t h of Kia; Two dwellings and two* other structures Westerdick._________________ were also burned. sfimnee—a similarity of figures which ’ At 1716 1*01t i m e * ' awakens suspicion of error in one or the Manager DeCottes continues to make For the second time within the memory other story. Keul cslete, however, iy very improvements ut the Pustime theatre, all uf ,,.,an •be ruur of Niugnra Falls was not active in and about Kissimmee just now, tn be heard on Wednesday of lust week. of which goes to muke tiie place more |wpfor witiclt credit is due to tlte judicious The Niagara river was frozen solid front ular titan ever. Within the past few days Offls* with H O L D E N R E A L E S T A T E CO. and extensive advertising done by (lie bonk to bank. The immense Ice fields of two large electric fans have been placed, Kissimmee Giutiuc uml the Kissimmee L*ke Erie piled up in a huge muss ut the and these keep the audience cool and Board of Trade—an enteprising news­ comfortable, and enubles the ( ki U oiib tu ®wrr end of tlte lake, causing the river to Sanford, Florida paper and an energetic commercial body. enjoy nnltour of refined amusement with die until it was forty feet above normal. tlte greatest degree qf pleasure. The class —Times Union. Near Denmark, S. C.. last week, a negro of pictures now being shown are much — Kansas Residents In Sditrfifd' * l»bb«l n saududl containing * 8,000 be- better than those formerly used. Instead 0. E. Walker of Topeka and J. B. Taylor woging to N. G. Evans of Edgefield, S.C.; of getting them from Jacksonville, Mr. Jumped from a moving train and escaped. DeCottes now receives hls reels direct from of Kansas City, two prominent Kansans, are in tlte city this week/ Mr. Walker Win. Decker Johnson, colored, who the manufacturers nt Chicago. The Pas­ claims Sanford for his winter home and _I»n. Henry W. Grady used to point to a r time Is deservedly popular. owns "Topeka place," .ten. acres of fine Full Line of High-Grade Cigars and Tobuccos ■?®o*t worthy specimen or colored manland on Beardall avenue. Mr. Taylor Is New Mill at Cameron City bend, died in Athens, Ga., last Saturday, », Agent for die Famous Avant &. Hayes have installed a saw also greatly Interested in S^nfortf land, During the past week a alorm'of uhutu- mill at Cameron City, and are now preinrcd and these gentlemen will both invest in " * wCLOVER HILL • BRAND BUTTER ' . * severity has prevolled throughout the to furnish lumber cut to order, All kinds the Celery delta. Mr. Walker is also look­ • , *t . ■Northei' * ■ states and saut Itorn pan of Cali - of frpining material and rough (umber; ing alter hls fine crop of Irish potatoes SANFORD, FLO RID A *“*• üullJings were blown down ve^elï^T heir advertisement appears In this issue. which he disposed of at a good profit. " FERTILIZERS ~ Armour Armour Armour Armour Blood, Bone & Potash Celery Grower Vegetable . . Practical Trucker Ask .for it, We have it THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS Jacksonville, Fla. FRANK .L. WOODRUFF Sanford's Only Exclusive Shoe Store Sanford Pressing Club Ladies' Skirts and Gentlemen's Clothing General Fire Insurance , CHAS. H. EVANS Staple and Fancy Groceries �mURRELL flt m iN S H E V i REA L E S T A T E BROKERS Present to the Investor thé Best Opportuni ties in Florida Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed, $25T00 to $200.00 per acre ; »V.. Celery fnrrnvwitli flowing wells all tiled, drained and ready for crop, $500.00 to 3 re. City property, improved and unimproved. 303,000 acres timber land, with finest MURRELL & MINSHEW President Taft and His *Family in Their White Steamer*" ' ■■ - JLpr.ni I S-IT1'-.— !&■"' » • * * • ' * • r-.U»»*-* >>■ -• When ~the a wer e 'completed the several months ago that Mr. Taft would officials reported unanimously to Mr. Tnft use nji outomohle. instead of carrairtes,_irt foyyr n lih o Whkn-tmd -accord Infity Q itniinn Ms TermnsPrcsidcyih 'nueli rivalry car of this make wnsi mmcdinlclv ordered developed among the lending manufac­ turers for the honor of selling film n' car, tind the public watched with Inrem tG'See wliat Mr. Taft’s choice would be. The knowing ones predicted that the White Steamer would he selected, and they pointed out that President Roosevelt.had used White Stcamcrs'fur two years ntlds summer home at Oyster liny, a fid had re­ commended this make to Mr. Taft ns the most desirable, Miss Rose Clayton Miss Clayton wns tiio guest of her sister, Mrs. R. H. Marks, thiq season and re­ turned to Iter homo in Atlanta last week. Miss Clayton during her sojourn in Sauford’wus a social favorite nnd lier host of friends in this city hop* to have her-with thenrntfaln early naxt-falb------- ; * _______________________________ _ A{ Bridge Luncheon Mrs. K. S. Keclor nnd Miss Keelor gave a bridge luncheon at their beautiful home on Lake Onoro Inst Monday. The lunch­ eon served In courses wns thoroughly en­ joyed after which the guests indulged in five hundred. Mrs. Chase made the high- est score nnd was nwardrd first prize, u lovely hand painted cninn plate. Mrs. Barnes, the next highest received a silver bonbon dish. Mrs. Derry and Mrs. McConahn assisted Mrs. Keclor and Miss Keelor nnd the afternoon wns pleasantly silent by nil present. Has this Space Reserved WATCH hin car has the United St ntcacoatof. painted on cith whcil we ‘m ake the United St "Some of those writing to me about 1 Tuft’s car say that, although they are n desirous of having a rnr like Mr. Tnft they are afraid that such a car is what larger and more expensive than th. �» «*, q m M!$$!QNERS MEET the Gee Creek .bridges with the road gnn( umi is now near Sanford, . The rebuilding of the - Hodge Ford bridge referred to Commissioner Lee and Road Questions Occupy the At Supt. Branham with dower to act. The painting of the steel bridge east of tlon of the Board Oviedo referred to Mr. Lee. |n the matter of the ditch recently dug on the Orlando and Sanford rond referred EVEN SANFORD IS MENTIONED to Commissioner Vaughan. It was ordered thnt the Supt. of Roods nnd Bridges purchase three beech steel Dralnafe Com m ittee for Sanford Dis­ drags, the necessary tents and handcuffs trict M akes R eport—Board to lie used for'road purposes'. Adverlses for Bids The clearing nnd deepening of the canal Board met Tuesday. April Gth. at 10 at the Lake Jessup Ferry referred to - a: nt. Present: Chairman Lee. ¿annuls- Commissioner Vnuglmn with (lower to act »ioners Tilden, Overstreet, Merrill and It wns ordered that the road at Vick'B branch near Fuller's place be corduroyed Vaughn n. The minutes of the last regular and The subject matter of the road near ipreial meetings were rood, Dream Lake referred to Commissioner The petition of *J. W.' DifTenderfer, M. Merrill and Supt. Brunhnin.with power M. A. Henkel, et al, received. Letter of to act. J. B. LnMontague road. Upon motVn It The Clerk instructed to notify Col. Geo. was ordered that the road from Henkel's fT Gaines that he must obtain a'petition comer to the railroad crossing he re­ and secure the right of way of the road from Bean's corner uia Gates grove over paired. J. N. Whitner requested thnt persons route contemplated lieforc the Board will building the extension of Sanford avenue take any action in the direction of Lake Jessup have the In the m atter of the petitiau^ul. Curl * rarerfMrroad scraper.’ ndterirmt tim r Mtlller, F7oyd~StnTlff nf, for a road. tools; U>e r«qu*au..-w«s-. Rranted.—-T he 1'Which was referred to Commissioner Til­ question of using the clay was referred to den and Supt. Branham, it was ordered Commissioner Vnughnn and Supt. Bran- thnt the m atter be referred to the .peti­ *»*<*•.— ■ • tioners ant! they to secure a new* petition J. N. Whitner in behalf of the property fur a different route. The Supt. of Roads owners adjacent to Geneva and Beardnll and Bridges nnd the County Surveyor to avenues requested that the county fur­ survey and lay out the said route. nish the material for hard surfacing said Following accounts were examined nnd ;orupon~ condition iftnntrcw iienuT warrants ordered drawn in payment be applied without cost to the county. therefor. No action tnken. Adjourned to Tuesday, April 15, iUOi) The committee composed, of Messrs. at 9:30 a. m. r i Overstreet nnd Beggs to 1whom the report of the Drainage Committee of the Sunford District was referred, mnde tills their re­ port: ,yw i Dire Distress Gas and Gasolene ., STOVES .. u Is Near at Hand to Hundreds of Sanford Readers Don’t neglect an aching back. Backache is the kidney's cry. for help. Neglect hurrying to their aid . Means that urinary troubles follow quickly Dire distress, diabetes, Bright's discase. — -■ The Famous Jewel Brand ■ (Guaranteed to give sntlsritctto(i)~ PfBlil By a sufferer’s experience. J. N. Sawyer, Rich Avc., DcLand, Ma., says: "1 have no hesitation in recommending Doan's Kidney Dills as they have given me splendid relief. My kidneys were weak and gave me great annoyance on account ol the too Ircqitcut passages of the secretions. I also suffered a great deal from backache and had a constant, dull pain through my loins. Some lime ago 1 read about Doan's ^ Kidney Dills and procured them. I hey relieved the backaches, corrected the' passages of the kidney secretions and made me feel a great deal lietter." F or sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-M ilburn Co., Buffalo. New York, sole agents for the United States. - - -■■, Remember take no other. ' - ___ . •+• v . - vr-.; FKESi a Hot Weather Gas Range MEATS AND GROCERIES The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co ■ = Sa n f o r d , f l o r id a — ■■■ — i _ . ( ! m w w w w w w A w w u w s w n w w m w w w m »»»»»»»»»y J. I. ANDERSON’S The" Grippen Music Store H. DINGEE Orlando, F la .. May 2 4 , 1909 . SERVED AT To the Hoard of Colmty Commissioners of Orange County, Floridan Your committee to whom was referred Plumbing and the Sunford drain.uniL ¡jjtrh petition hag leave to report that they have made a .cursory examination of the same and do Gas Fitting recommend thnt the Board of County Commissioners advertise for bids for the All Work Receives My Personal Attention I work according to the plans nnd specifi" ~ Low Prices. Easy Payments. Pico Block tntions and estimates on file in the Clerk’s P p h n i f l TV 1 Q tll and Best Efforts office, and that the bids bo received u p r U dl j It/L ll to the night df Monday, May 3, 1909, 'Phone 230 Goods Wednesday Opposite City Hall said bids to be sealed: and that* they do Baked further recommend that In sftld notice flllll S a t u r d a y . S t i l l l l |) i l l * ■* should be incorporated that thj County d o n e . A ll FflllCy Work 011(1 • * * \ * of Orange reserves the right to reject any aud all bids, and that it does not assume Materials for same ou Sale Tonsorial Parlors nor become liable,for any expenses or ex pendltures in and about the (nuking nf S t o v e s , C r o c k e r y and G l a s s w a r e ____ said ditch, ditches or drains other than CRIPPEN’S MUSIC STORE Fashionable Hair Cutting | lor any such sum as it tnny be able to (Railroad Way) and General Barbering raise by assessment upon the property to Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, White and New Home Sewing be henrfitted by said drain. Resjiectfully submitted, Hot m d Cold Botho at all Hour*. Hot S u l ­ Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records, Wholesale p h ur Doth* a Specialty “ % M. 0. OVF.KSTRKLT, • ■ ■ * Dealers In Gasolene and Kerosene DEALER in Our vloll ami you tx-cume a Stuunrh t’niron J. D. Breus, P l e o Block o p p ool t o E i p r f t s Offi ce it was ordered that the Board of Coun­ ty Commissioners advertise for bids for B O Y S ' S U ITS work to be done. W. A. Ginn* civil en­ AND Boys’ Suits, latest styles nnd gineer, wns requested to prepare the no­ shades, 3 to 17.. Boy.’fc Washable tice of advertisement, .tljc spine to be Suits. 3 to 10, all styles. Bloomer submitted the committee before ndver Pants, 3 to 17. Boys’ Furnishings! •Used. E S T A B L IS H E D 18U9 Agent for Virginia-Carolina Fer­ Caps, Etc. All Under Price. 34l, TheJnirying of paupers in and near tilizers J . C. A N N O , O R L A N D O Sunford was referred to Commissioner Vaughan with power to act. Are Offering Any Kinds of Florida Real Estate Board adjourned to 2 p. m. * % and Sm r AAll * Two o'clock floard met. All present. at ns Low Prices and on as Reasonable Terms B. F. Lake appeured before the Board •e* f gad requested that the road known as „■_ As Caii be Had Anywhere. Boggy Creek settlement road be repaired. P ITTS B U R G , PA. Said rood leads from the Orlando und Kissimmee road to the Boggy. Creek set­ Sales Agents and Distributors BRANCHES BRANCHES Office on Pnrk Avenue, between First am! Commercial Streets. Sanford. Florida tlement. Repairs to be mnde us soon as SANFORD CELERY UNION possible. New York Chicago The following persons presented their Room 10, Pico Block. ’Phone 200 Washin g tonCincinnati bends os notaries public: S A N F O R D TF C A 7 s Y Way, s*«HMie«irtP-fcr<tifprafid~JrL. Sanford 'Jacksonville — Guernkey. Arthur T. Wultun, sureties, B. A. Grant and S. Y. Way. ------Fallowing | teraotrn presented'bonds Jo For Gooff Average Prices and Quick Returns Ship to bear firearms: The latest out is tjie 1- P. Hogan, revolver, sureties, C M. Hand and F. L. Miller. V. T. Peters, winENGLISH CAB che*1« . sureties. A. Moran and F.' P. Dsnicls. V. T. Peters, revolver, sureties, We have a new line just T. W. Prevatt aud J. B. Jones. J. IL in and the low price will i ! ! ' ' T tWt; -E- C. Bray and J’ "• Baker. Clarence Coffee: winchesmake them go. Come in ler. sureties. Geo. S. Peabody and H. B. Southwest Corner Washington and Chambers Streets ^ffee. Fulton Canada, winchestet. sureand see them. NEW YORK CITY Jj“ * M. Story and R. T. Powers. W,T. , ane> revolver, sureties. J. E. Puce nnd REFERENCES: Aetna National Bank of New York City, or any Commercial Agency Qt»*. H. Evanc. Louis B. Rapp, revolver, and to Hundreds of Shippers who are shipping to them regular •Reties. C. kL Hand and Cecil Gubbeit. The following applications for pensions *ere examined, found correct and order« lto b e forwarded to State Board of -Drink a Bottle of _rusions: Mrs, Salllc C. Yancey qqdMrs, —•«•an N. Tdwell. Hie applications of the “Sanford Her^ * “id. Reporter-Star and the South Florida Sentinel to- publish Hie delinquent tax ui *009 were read. The result of the “•Hot showed the Reporter-Star elected ** publish said list WOMANS ^ EXCHANGE Every Day _- High-grade Pianos. Organs. and Graphophones. After Theo. J . Miller & Son ALBER T G R Ä M L I N G House Furnishing Goods W. W .LONG Fresh Meats Groceries Re a l T he Marks Estate A gency CRUTCHFIELD & W00LF0LK JOHN V. DENTON & CO SfficS" Fruit and Prod« S A N FO R D F U R N ITU R E C O C ITY CIGAR STO RE Best Line of Cigars and To baccos in the City The report uf tlui Supt at Roads and Midges was read. It was ordered that , ^ l ' 1*of Roods and Bridges rebuild the i*°*ell Creek, the Soldiers Creek and OR S O D A W A T E R Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals - Manufactured with pure distilled water—th c /^ ill prevent illness, aid • ^ digestion and give you health *• * . The §anford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, F(a. �. ■ ; ‘ * ' * ‘ .... Anni tu e SANFORD tira ALD . Tn orHfir to, reduce our immense stock, we have* decided to put on this~Six-Dav Discount Sale which will-give every one the opportur nity to secure anything in the Furniture and Household Line at a -very-low figure ~ “‘ ' This will be a strictly spot cash sale, nothing will be delivered that has not been paid for in advance. ■ g g S f SALE BEGINS BEDS, BEDS $ 4 00 Vnlucf iron Beds, bargains at ___ $ 2 5 00 ..................... ............................. 3 8 00 ..................... ......................... 5 75 10 00 *.................... ■ ...........................G 98 15 00 “ " . " '* 11 35'00- " • - “ *' something elegant 15 BED SPRINGS 50 Value, Coil Springs, fold in g............... $2 £4 75 *• • Truss “ 6 00 *' National“ guaranteed20yrs 4 M ATTRESSES .$ 3-50 Vnluc Mattresses, soft top T V: .$ 2 75 50 50 GO 25 50 25 Combination _ __ V______ 3 10 Felt, art tick........................ 4 G5 __beauty^ G25 ,r~ . ................................... 8 50 11 50 pound, none better! 13 50 ’ $1 2 4 0 4 • ROCKERS 50 Value, Oak Sewing Rockers 90 *23 " Porch Rockers..................... 1 GO 80 M . " V . . . . . . . . ........2 80 00 ........................... ................. . . 4 50 00 to 12 00 Rockers, all descriptions 2 50 7 75 DINING CHAIRS $1 50 V a lu e ....'.___ ________ '................$ 98 2 00 “ ................. ................................ 1 25 KITCHEN SAFES .$ 4 75 V alue...............•....................................$3*28 5 25 “ ___ _________ A 00 12 75 " ............................... .................... 7 90 KITCHEN TABLES $4 50 V a lu es......................................... ..........$2 75 * EXTENSION TABLES $ 8 00 Value, Oak G foot.............................$ 5 90 350 .13 00 '*• ........ ........ . 9 3 5 18 5 0 — *1— Quartered Oak 8 foot 13 50 30 00 » * ^ round— top, jHidestul support.............. 23 60 CENTER TABLES -^ 4 -75-Valuc : ____ _ . 7 00 “ Elegant Quartered Oak • 8 50 “ V WRITING TABLES G 00 Value, Golden Oak with drawer and pad rest........ ................................ 4 CHIFFONIERS 8 50 Value, Quartered Oak Top, 5 drawers 5 11 00 “ French Mirror . . . ...... ............' * 7 15 00 Value, Quartered Oak, 5 drawers French Mirror, swell top drawer ........ . . . 10 TO ILET SETS .$1 50 Value, 10 pieces, overglazed porce­ lain, finish, the very best designs, nt $2 75 " MATTING China M atting, HeversitjU P a tte rn s. Clinched Edges 24c Value, during this 0 day sale .. .yiird 15c 39c .......................................... " 24c 4 8 c ....................... " “ " T........ v 30c RUGS $ 1 75 to G 50 Vulues, at ......... 1 10 to $ 3 50 15 00 Value, Art Squares'9x12 . . ___: 11 75 7 iK) V!__ Japanesc Arl-Squu rctrTbd g—4“91J— 54 35 40 41 14 15 50 50 25 SIDE BOARDS AND BUFFETS 00 Value, Side Board, artistic D e sig n ...34 50 00 ....................... .. ;. 21 75 00 “ “. “ • .........................” .24 75 (XI “ UulTct, would iuive to be seen to Ik? appreciated......... ............... . . . . 2 5 GO HALL RACKS 50 Value, Golden Oak,"French Mirror 9 50 ■10 00 “ n..nrr,.rJl (U Mirror, n beauty " " ‘ ' 10 70 DRESSERS 11 00 Value, Golden OakV................... (t ."0 18 50 ............................... .............. ........... 11 <¡0 30 00 \ " QuarteredOak, full swell front 19 90 35 00 " “ ' " serpentine 23 00 TOILET WASH STANDS 10 00 Value, Gftddcn Oak, French Mirror. 5 85 -1100 G 45 REFRIGERATORS 10 50 Value-. ............. ........■ 8 (¡5 23 00 " Golden Oak, brass trimmed--*^ 15-HO 31 00 “---------— 11---- “ ■ —“ in 2? ICE CREAM FREEZERS 3 75 Value, 4 quart, cream frozen in 4 min 2 25 -4 75 - “ - - Q - ----- V 4J**is 0 00 “ ' 8 ............................................. * 3 98 W ATER COOLERS .. • 5 00 Value, Combination Cooler and Filter 2 80 HAMMOCKS 1 75 Value . ........................... . 110 2 75 “ . : ___ ‘ 198 4 50 *' 298 5 50 “ . . . 375 0 75 “ ................. ............. .......... • *4 15 MOSQUITO CANOPIES 4 50 Value, "New Acme“ Combination 2 00 " No. 5 Ceiling . 2 50 " “ 7 “ ■ ................... .2 85 125 1 (iO CRIBS 10 25 Value. Green or White Enamelled, # guaranteed for 20 years ... . . . <> 95 COOK STOVES 11 Q0 Value, Size No.*7............. \ ..................7 35 17 00 “ " " 8 II 75 • ftll f T n i / F S —:— =----------------- 5 00 Value, two.burner, "Reliance" . 7 00 “ threo 3 75 5 25 Go-Carts. High-Chairs, Crockery, Granite-Ware, Tinware and everything we carry will 9 w be subject to the slaughter in prices of this Six-Day Sale. - Nothing will be spared. J * Remember the date* Monday, April 19 Come early and secure the Best Bargains . Sanford, Fla. During this Six-Day Sale My bid on “ Will C. free’.’ sew Ins machine Is Tins machine is a $55.00 high-grade, standard muke. is the lightest running ; • its and is up-to-date ui every particular. On the last day of our six duy sale :: II bq opened and the fortunate blddei notified..., Should two ei> mnrw-hiH« b e H i furnished with new blanks and their bids accepted again. Remember it does ! ’ aw small the bid. it will be recognized. •' The name of fortunate bidder will !! Nume unt of the highest bid will be found in the following issub of the “Sanford !; uur Window. Cut out blank form below, .fill1 In», and mail• or bring' to our store. i!!* rft u n n l I m u m l/ k m a XIn ft.!.1 . ...ill ft. * . State �IN SANFORD— Life =■< Number 36 NEWS Of THE WORLD boi<| it Worth Living ? SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. APRIL 23, 1909 m cdonald sh o t BY P O IIC E CITY Of FACTORIES \ fin irv i n e w s u b d iv is io n o p e n e d ALL AROUND FLORIDA [Mistaken For Burglar And Receives One of The Finest Tracts ot Land Wound In Leg Items of Interest Gleaned From This Section Sanford Is Destined to Become The bcneral News of “ The Land An unfortunate shooting occurred last The Holden Real Estate Company is Manufacturing City I Saturday night in which Don McDonnld of Flow ers” opening a new sub-division south of the received a flesh wound in the leg from city, to bccolled"Spring Hammock." This the pistol of Policeman W. D. Cobb. is n mngqjflccnt body of hnmmock Innd, h a p p e n in g s d u r i n g t h e w e e k burglary had occurred on Friday Right nt LOCATION IS BEST IN THE STATE CULLED FROM THE STATE PR ESS on which is located the famous Robinson I the Postal Telegraph office and the police spring, nnd embraces about 720 acresi were on the lookout for thieves. Officer Surveyor A. C. Hart hns been busy for six An Epitome of the Week's Most Im ­ Capitalists and Promoters Are Seek­ Here the Readers Will Find a Brief ICobb had been trailing a suspicious char­ weeks on Hie engineering work on this sub ing Investments Along TTifs acter Saturday night near the lake front portant Happenings In the Historical Spring. Flowing division, and n force of twenty Jmnds were Line In Sanford —— and was coming by Miller's corner. About For Hurried.Readers State's Domain. put to work Tuesday constructing roads Sanford, the Celery City, is destined to -cen M. cr Butirrnf iStffltlrCwroHnn-iïïM ^»rkurrt-nrtd 'iev'erhrp.irZ. T. FWiman, fbrinCr tax. assessor aiuT- i and ditches. The tract isdividc«! into ten1ties nt the depot that the door of the become Sanford, the city of factories, ere Ust week nt an infirmary in Edgefield. collector of Tampa, has been found guilty acre lots. The Sanford & Oviedo railway First Nationnl Hank wns open and bur­ long, nnd aside from being the greatest of embezzlement, and sentenced to five Kennilwortli Inn, the popular resort ho­ glars were at work. Don McDonald nnd vegetable center in the world, our city hav nuts through this fine body of land, nsdoes the hnrd-BurfaceSanford nnd Orlando road. years in the. peiiJiantiaryuitritopuy a tine " tel nt Asheville, N. C., was burned Inst Fields started to the bank and tried the ing the Ideal location for factory sites, is The main line of tiie A. C. L. touches the of $4,044.79. — ' ----------week. door about the time Officer Cobh turned springing into prominence among many tract on thd west side. The companyIms Eustls is to have electric lights. The Nightriders are ngain busy in Kentucky, I Miller's corner. The boys were tniknowir promoters and capitalists seeking locations already sold seventeen lots in this sub­ city council has granted the franchise to several tobacco barns in the vicinity of j to him nnd supposing they were trying to for great manufacturing lnlerests“ In the "Ha»fleld having been bllriu-d lust week. break in he shot to frighten them away South. The location of Sanford at the division, fourteen of which were sold to a Georgia firm, who nre to have the lights About 300,000 pounds of tobacco lielung-' nnd then fired ugnln, the shot taking ef­ head of navigation upon the St. Johns parties from Tarcntum.Pa., two to parties installed during the summer. The schooner James C. Clifford, which ing to independent growers nnd dealers | fect in the fleshy part of McDonald's leg river and nil that pertains to cheap water from Nashville, Tenn., and one to S. West Holden oi-Danville, V«-. As this tract only were destroyed, wns reported as nailing in the gulf of Mex­ lie-wus-gi vaM-uwtdlonl-tHteiiHon as soon transportation Is also peculiarly situated came under control of the Hplden Rent ico with all sails set nnd no one on hoard, The steamer Virginia, the largest vessel ns possible nnd at present is on the road in many other respects for one of-the great­ Estate Co. two months ago, the sales re­ wns found Inst week burned to tho water's plying on the Ohio river between Cincin- to recovery nnd the wound will not result est factory sites tire South has ever |>rocorded ore pretty good evidence of the ac­ e«lge near Pensacola. There is mystery nati ntul Pittsburgh, struck a rock nnd | seriously. duccd. According to Col. Wntterson. edi­ tivity in the real estate market. Tiie prin­ connected with thd case. Parties visiting Officer Cobb was arrested and is now tor of the Louisville Courier-Journal, the sank near Wellesville lust week. There cipal avenue in this Bub-division running thevessel tiefore the hurtling found n can­ were a number of passengers but- ull of Iout on hail. A preliminary trial was nut contemplated ship ennui across the state forone and a half miles Hirough a magni­ dle burning in the cabin. They extin­ them, ns well as tlte entire crew esca|>cd livid here ns county solicitor will ffie of Florida, together with the Panama caficent hardwood forest, and is fifty feet guished the light-awl Hten went for nsstst-Idirect information against him and (lie nul. will bring Florida into the IlnielliHii without mishap. wider Is called Pennsylvania avenue, in nnce to secure the schooner for salvage. Surrounded by her family of flvechlhhmr <*lm- "Hi once nlTthe ideal state for manufactur honor of (lie gentlemen from Tnrentum in On returning they found only the burned 1inai Court. ing interests of all kinds, and the whole fifty-four grandchildren and eighteen the Keystone state. Arrangements nre hulk afloat. It is a very unfortunate occurrence and slate will then take its rightful position as grrnl-gr/mdchildfen.-Mra.Tanny Friedman heipg made for Hie erection'of a sawmill opinion is divided u|Min the question of one of the greatest in the symposium of Senator George W. Deun of Waycross, died nt her home in New York city Satur­ on Hie land nnd Hie development of tiie the right of nn officer tu lire nt any one sister stales. Naturally, life ship ennui Ga„ and u party of Chicago capitalists, day. aged H2 yenrsand three months. Up tract will go forward at a rapid rate. ^ « ______ even though lie is acting in a suspicious will cross the state at this'point aided by have bought 55,000 acres of laud near to the day of tier death Mrs. Friedman re­ manner. It was ho|ied the trial would he the river nnd chain of lakes for Hie water Purchased Flne-Bulldlnl Site____ Jacksonville for $500,000, and will col- ’ mained active in mind nnd body. She held here this week in order (hat both supply, nnd the typography of the country onlze it with thrifty western fanners. simply fell asleep in the arms of herdnughA deal was closed yesterday that means sides of the case could tie brought tu being especially adapted .for the canal Miami is to have a wireless telephone tcr with whom she live«!. much to the business interests of Sanford, light, Ttic m atter will now he settled in construction. The deeiieningof tiie chan­ station, located on top or Hie Hotel BisM. L. Tyler, a prominent citizen nf Ft. "Jem" Mace, the old-time English pugil­ Hie Criminal Court and die circumstances nel of Hie St. JohnB will bring Inrgcr ves­ cnync. It is to be ready for business the ist, aged 78 years, is now an applicant he chronicled in Tin: Hckald as Hiey are sels right to the Sanford dock, and nlrendv Wnyne, Indiana, purchased tlu- site of tiie laundry recently destroyed by fire on Pal­ latter part of this summer. for a iiritisli old-age pension. At unc time given at the trial. r several deals ure under way to secure lake Owing to the giving way of the founda­ metto qyenue, und will divide it into live hr was worth 53SO.OOO. front property and riparian rights for large tion of tlte caisonof the South Bench draw residence lots, and erect ilweliings upon e n te rta in m e n t a t Operu House Crip is causing the death of Indians in wholesale houses. bridge, this week, water navigation wns eucii lot. Mr. Tyler is a progressive citi­ The Librnry Association takes pleasure large numbers in the MucKenzie river At the present lime Sanford fieople nre seriously Interfered with, and the St. Johns zen. and tins purchased considerable prop­ in announcing that nt an early date un section of the Hudson Day Company. . entertainment will be give« nt the Opera fully oli ve to the question of factories, nnd erty In ill*» celery della. His faith In San­ Light und Power Co. were greatly Incon­ John Wilson Webb, who lives at 1017 House by our home talent, under the di­ being first upon the ground, ure sturting ford is unbounded, and he will erect homes venienced. Wtisldngton avenue, Pittsburg, Pa.. Is the rection of Mrs. O. P. Likens. 50 per cent new enterprises everyday. Among them upon ids new property that will greatly Last Saturday while Mrs. Martha Hums largest young Imby in the world. He Is of the proceeds to go to the benefit of Hie can be noted Hie following: enhance Hie value of Palmetto avenue, residing nt Ferry Puss,oubout five milesthree years old nnd weighs 120 pounds. Library Association. The Sanford Carriage Fnctpry. Just fin­ and Sanford property in general. from Tallahassee, was standing In front.. His mother weighs £00 pounds, and his Mrs. Likens, an efficient vocal teacher has ished a large two-story brick building on Mr. Tyler expects tu leave for Ft. Wnyne- nf the fireplace in "Tier room, her dress took father, who died recently, weighed 250. been training her pupils for special parts Oak avenue for the manufacture' 6T "car­ in a few days anil will return in the early fire, and before assistance reached tier she — British inheritance taxes yield $90,000- in the concert for several weeks. She has riages, wagons, automobile repairing nnd fall with a party of capitalists. We can was so dreadfully burned that she died in 000 annually. :xpect something to happen in real estate u few hours. She was about 50 years of - . also enlisted the interest of nearly all the garage. age, nnd leaves a large family, ^ The Sanford Machine and Foundry Works. about Hint time. Out of the estate of Mary Freer of Ohio, singers in tile city and will have ns the worth some $90,000, nil there is left after principal feature of the occasion a chorus Alt kinds of. machinery built nnd repaired. The tourist hotels of the East Coast are The Sanford Novelty Works eight yearspflitigation is $1.44. The ex­ of over fifty voices. Several fine numbers Automobiles nnd gns engines, nnd n large all closed for the season. The latest addition to Snnford's m anu­ automobile gnruge in connection. will he sung, a indies' quartette Will be a ecutor and attorneys in the case have been Announcement is made that the night arrested, charged witli misappropriating prominent figure ns well us trios, duettes The Sanford Coca-Coin Bottling Works. facturing interests makes nn announce­ train un tile AHuntic Coast Line to St. ment in this week's issue. Tiie Sanford Petersburg wilt be dlscontlned May 2. and solos. Mrs. Likens will sing several Coco-coin und ull kinds of soft drinks. the property. fine solos. A fairy chours of ctherial . Sheep tenders nnd cowboys in some The Pcpsi-Cola Bottling Works.of Whit­ Novelty Works hns started operations and A Peoria, HI., syndicate bus purchased are prepared to furnish nil kinds of con­ bcipgs of tender age will form a lovely parts of Nebraska ore at open war over taker & Bennett. Pepsi-cola nnd «9 »oft 80,000 acres of land in Columbia und crete bricks and blocks, wood turning. the question of exclusive right to the graz­ pIctuTte-falio^rcd by two numbers dear to drinks. Hamilton cunnties to be used for coloniza­ inch columns, balusters, newells. window all hearts, "Dixie" and the "Donnie Blue ing lands, £everul sheep men in tile Dig Tiie Ox Fihre und Brush Co. Palmetto frames and ail kinds of builders' sup­ tion purixises. It wns bought from R. J. Ffhg," sung by u bewitching bevey of Horn country have already been killed. fibre factory und bruslfts of nil kinds. plies. The factory is locuted lit the cor­ und B. F. Camp, und will be sub-divided young ladies. Bishop Tlioburn of the Methodist church The Geo. H. FernnldCo., Machine Shops, ner of French avenue nnd Commercial into forty and eighty acre tracts. Tills was given n grand reception in Mendville. Negro Hanged a t Orlando Machinery nnd gns engine repairing. street and the plant is well.supplied with purchase makes n total of over 400,000 : i’a., lust week in honor of ids fifty yesrsof Jesse Willis, the negro who killed section W. P. Carter, rough nnd dressed lumbef some of tiie finest wood working machin­ acres now owned by tills syndicate, ex­ missionary service in India. foreman Hammock at Paola last full, suf­ and novelty works. ery in Hie Sooth. This new enterprise tending from Arcadia north. It seems that the recent killing of Dr. fered the [KMialty for his crime at Orlando Wlint gives promise to he the largest G. Pope ContrnctingCo. Pressed brick, ar­ will be a great boon to Hie Sanford build­ Wtn. Jones, the noted nnthrnpotoglst in last Friday. Thus, the law was allowed tificial stone, large novelty works, und ers ns they can now purchnsc ull their A. R. |wst ever organized In Hie. South the Philippine Islands by the natives, was to take Its course,-and no pardon whs materiul at home. "Made in Sanford" was launched in St. Petersburg lust Satur­ manufacturers of builders' supplies. due to a misunderstanding of signnls. A granted or commutation of sentence. This will soon tic tiie slogan for nil kinds of day. Crystal Ice Factory. 0|>eruting n sixtydead line hud been established and the is the first hanging to take place in Orunge supplies^ . —The mystery surrounding the finding-of -— lull faclury. nnd cold sturuge for 2,000 doctor crossed this nnd partook of fish; county in several years. Abraham Andrews tied hand and foot and A fter Jo e Lee’s Scalp tons of ice and forty oars of celery. not knowing that'in so doing lie ucgagged, ot iiis home in St. Petersburg, Tour. Following this comes the an­ Tallahassee, April 21.—Of state-wide The Sanford'Ice & Wuter Co.’. Munucepting a challege to tight. April 10, lias been cleared up by the con­ nouncement that price of bread has been facturers of Ice, with capacity of 25 tons interest wus n resolution introduced by fession of Andrews, who says lie did the ■ While turning the crank of an Ice!cream advanced in some localities and the size Mr- Chase of Duval county, nnd adopted, daily. act himself, and snys he doesn’t know why . _. .iunonvcsrethicettli rK O j:*b New Park In gHnnser^Omr [-nrgl r ton City, Conn.. Horae« H. Sliced. 14 years bteffl' cieared J4 ,000.000 for which Hie of thejajgest pnd_besi_x*quipped_ia_Uie gross to use all humirnble mentis to per­ iiu-did-i tu n lees he w us crazy.' I. out, scratched ids hand on some shrubbery | hreiui£jUef, hanM ow w . '--------------------The weather bureau lias decided not tan suade the president not to ap|iuinl any state. —ami died fronrtocklow iTVKfnsequence. . , * , E. H. Herndon's Repair Shop and Auto­ negroes to federal positions in the state, issue uny weather maps for May and June r A candle constructed upon mathenmtimid to begin the. good work by decapi­ but will continue the local weather signals or t le |reaf ending March 31, 10,099 ca| certainty to burn continuously for near- mobile garage. mm,grants from the United Slates en- jy qve yenra j,ua l>eCn made In New York. A targe automobile shop and garage, to tating the head of the internal revenue as heretofore.' This action is taken to er«< anitoba, Canada. It ¡8 to bur„ 4n memory of Detective Pet- occupy the large room in the Stone-Gove department In Florida nnd appointing as avoid a possible defleitin this department of the government service for the liscal a successor n good white man, Fifty years ago, Mury Grogan catne from rusino who was murdered In Palermo, Italy, block. The Introduction of the resolution was >cjir ending June 30. The order applies A factory for the manufacture of celery Ireland wiUi her three children, and eu- several weeks ago. The candle is nine followed by a round o f Unstinted applause not only to Florida but tu the whole coun­ —4«ed-the-employ ofA biat lYtcirof Uouth I feet high, three a n d a h a lf feet Incircura- tonic, compounds and condiments. and wiHiin a twinkling of an eye its try. Kiver, N. J. She has been with the same ference nnd weighs 178 pounds. With A brush factory for the manufacture of adoption bad been effected. family ever since, and on the fiftieth an- the exception of one foot at Hie top and ull kinds of fibre brushes and mattresses. The merchants of St. Augustine have been victimized lately by cashing bogus nlvcrsary of the event last week was m a d e another at the bottom, it is embossed with The Sanford Tile Fuctory. Located at New Residents checks. One arrest lias been mude, and mistress of the house for the day. A reg- fourteen carat gold laid on in octuple leaf. the corner of Oak avenue ami First street. H|»r ovation was accorded her. The dill- The centerpiece, oil pure gold, shows lilies Manufacturing all kinds of filing and conA. I- Williams of Rutland Vermont who it is believed others will follow. dren and grown-ups of both families were of the valley and n miniature reproducUon crete blocks. New machinery will be in­ lias been here the past week has returned The cigar factory of Jose Silva in West Present and the best kind of a time was [ of the holy college at Rome. The candle stalled here next week that will make this to his home. This is his first visit south Tampu was damaged by fire last Saturday hud. When she hired to the Prices she is made of Austriat^beeswax and its cost factory one of the best in the state, and he was so well pleased that he bought from an unknown cause. •t»ked two dollars a week wages and nev­ was’$450. Tiie A. C. L. shops for this division are tf five acre tract of land and expects to The afcnbuiml Air Uive.wlil,build g spur er asked for an increase or n vacation, but A firm pf bell makers lu Cárntany offer also, located in Saitfurd and - while 'th e buy n home In the city, tie will move road-in Alachua county to tap tiie phosthe anniversary th e re war n Big* roll of to mend the liberty bell by a secret pro- force has been cut duwn lately, the pay icre this fall. pliate mines in the viclulty.of Wade, New­ Mrs. Williams wq& Miss Groce Allen, LllU and a well-filled purse handed to the cessof bpaziqg, without removing it,maklng roll will aggregate about* $15,000 per berry and Archer. faithful old servant, now In her 78th year. | t na good aa ncw. daughter of Mrs. M. L. Allen, and well month. Tampa is now talking about the erec­ known in Sanford. Some of tlte new manufacturing deals A daughter of Archdeacon Eineryofthe Hailstones weighing half a pound each that will taka place In Sanford In a -few tion of len-story sky-scrapers. Episcopal diocese of 'California was re- fell lu DesMolnes. Iowa, last Sunday. - Bought The Alligator / . ’ Judge Larimore of Tampa recently dis­ at months are still in the embryo, and the cently married to Gunjlro Aoki. p Japoposed q( forty cases in thirty-five mlnutse Prof. Pickering, astronomer of Harvard i'acts cannot be gleaned as the promoters Roland Woodward a well known citizen frese, in Seattle. Uuivcrsity announces that he Is of the at present are endeavoring to purchase of Jacksonville purchased link, «leather, Sanford wlU have a Fourth of July The recent gambling in wheat on the] oplniop that.the people of Earth cancom- suitable locations. Suffice to say that Alligator this week and while his plans stock exchanges in the North . and West municate with those of Mars by means of they are on a.' large scale, and will mean are not known definitely. It is rumored catebraiion that promises to nplipse uny ha* forced.the price up to such a point light-flash signals transmitted by an ex- hundreds of new residents for Sanford, that he will use the steamer in the river effort of this kind ever hefor attempted U to cause a decided advance In the price tensive system of mirrors. in this section. Get busy with it. trade. and a large-ntontidy payroll. Various Sources vU -ik � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1909 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 16, 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/b96cbeb26f84f9b7a2b2bc1fd3a00635.pdf 141d8f60fc100ed48947927e36c85f7e PDF Text Text . ■; ‘ * ' *‘ .... Anni tu e SANFORD t ir a ALD . Tn orHfir to, reduce our immense stock, we have* decided to put on this~Six-Dav Discount Sale which will-give every one the opportur nity to secure anything in the Furniture and Household Line at a -very-low figure ~ “‘ ' This will be a strictly spot cash sale, nothing will be delivered that has not been paid for in advance. ■ g g S f SALE BEGINS BEDS, BEDS KITCHEN SAFES $ 4 00 Vnlucf iron Beds, bargains at ___ $ 2 5 00 ................... .......................... 3 8 00 ................... .......................5 75 10 00 *.................. ■ ........................G 98 15 00 “ " . " '* 11 35'00- " •- “ *' something elegant 15 75 50 MATTRESSES .$ 3-50 Vnluc Mattresses, soft top T V: .$ 2 25 Combination _ ___V ______ 3 10 Felt, art tick........................ 4 G5 __ beauty^ G25 ,r~ . .................................. 8 50 11 50 pound, none better! 13 50 ’ KITCHEN TABLES $4 50 Values..................................... .........$2 75 * 50 Value, Coil Springs, folding..............$2 25 £4 75 *• • Truss “ 6 00 *' National“ guaranteed20yrs 4 50 $1 2 4 0 4 .$ 4 75 Value............. •................................ $3*28 5 25 “ ___ _________ A 00 12 75 " ......... .................. .................. 7 90 50 GO BED SPRINGS EXTENSION TABLES $ 8 350 .13 18 30 00 Value, Oak G foot.......................... $ 5 90 00 '*• ....... ......... 9 3 5 50— *1— Quartered Oak 8 foot 13 50 00 » * ^ round— top, jHidestul support............. 23 60 CENTER TABLES • ROCKERS DINING CHAIRS $1 50 V a lu e ....'.___ _________ '............... $ 98 2 00 “ ................. .............................. 1 25 .$1 50 Value, 10 pieces, overglazed porce­ lain, finish, the very best designs, nt $2 75 " MATTING China Matting, HeversitjU Patterns. Clinched Edges 24c Value, during this 0 day sale .. .yiird 15c 39c ......................................... " 24c 4 8 c ......................." “ " T........ v 3 0c RUGS $ 1 75 to G 50 Vulues, at ......... 1 10 to $ 3 50 15 00 Value, Art Squares'9x12 . . ___ : 11 75 7 iK) V!__ Japanesc Arl-Squu rctrTbd g—4“ 91J— 9w SIDE BOARDS AND BUFFETS 00 Value, Side Board, artistic Design...34 50 00 .................... .. ;. 21 75 00 “ “. “ •...................... ” .24 75 (XI “ UulTct, would iuive to be seen to Ik? appreciated..................... .. . . . 2 5 GO HALL RACKS 14 50 Value, Golden Oak,"French Mirror " 5 85 G 45 REFRIGERATORS 10 50 Value-. ........... ....... ■ 8 (¡5 23 00 " Golden Oak, brass trimmed--*^ 15-HO 31 00 “---------— 11---- “ ■ —“ in 2? ICE CREAM FREEZERS “' 8 **- is ........................................ * ---- V - 4J- 3 98 WATER COOLERS 8 50 Value, Quartered Oak Top, 5 drawers 5 50 11 00 “ French Mirror . . . .................' * 7 50 15 00 Value, Quartered Oak, 5 drawers French Mirror, swell top drawer ........ . . . 10 25 “ n..nrr,.rJl (U Mirror, n beauty TOILET WASH STANDS 10 00 Value, Gftddcn Oak, French Mirror. - 1100 .. • 5 00 Value, Combination Cooler and Filter 2 80 CHIFFONIERS ■10 00 00 Value, Golden OakV.................. (t ."0 50 ........................ ........................... 11 <¡0 00 \ " QuarteredOak, full swell front 19 90 00 " “ ' " serpentine 23 00 0 00 G 00 Value, Golden Oak with drawer and pad rest..................................... 4 15 54 35 40 41 - 3 75 Value, 4 quart, cream frozen in 4 min 2 25 WRITING TABLES TOILET SETS 11 18 30 35 -4 75 - “ - - Q - -^ 4 -75-Valuc : ____ _ . 7 00 “ Elegant Quartered Oak • 8 50 “ V 50 Value, Oak Sewing Rockers 90 *23 " Porch Rockers..................... 1 GO 80 M . " V . . . . . . . . ........2 80 00 ........................... ............... . . . 4 50 00 to 12 00 Rockers, all descriptions 2 50 7 75 DRESSERS " 9 50 ‘ ' 10 70 HAMMOCKS 1 2 4 5 0 75 Value . ......................... . 75 “ . : ___ ‘ 50 *' 50 “ . . . 75 “ ..................................... • 110 198 298 375 *4 15 MOSQUITO CANOPIES 4 50 Value, "New Acme“ Combination 2 00 " No. 5 Ceiling . 2 50 " “ 7 “ ■ ...... .......... .2 85 125 1 (iO CRIBS 10 25 Value. Green or White Enamelled, # guaranteed for 20 years ... . . . <> 95 COOK STOVES 11 Q0 Value, Size No.*7............\................7 35 17 00 “ " " 8 II 75 • f t ll f T n i / F S — :— 5 00 Value, two.burner, "Reliance" . 7 00 “ threo =-------------------- 3 75 5 25 Go-Carts. High-Chairs, Crockery, Granite-Ware, Tinware and everything w e carry will be subject to the slaughter in prices of this Six-Day Sale. - Nothing will be spared. J * Remember the date* Monday, April 19 Come early and secure the Best Bargains . Sanford, Fla. During this Six-Day Sale M y bid on “ Will C. f r e e ’.’ sew Ins machine Is Tins machine is a $55.00 high-grade, standard muke. is the lightest running ; • its and is up-to-date ui every particular. On the last day of our six duy sale :: II bq opened and the fortunate blddei notified..., Should two ei> mnrw-hiH« b e H i furnished with new blanks and their bids accepted again. Remember it does ! ’ aw small the bid. it will be recognized. •' The name of fortunate bidder will !! Nume unt of the highest bid will be found in the following issub of the “Sanford !; uur Window. Cut out blank form below, .fill1 In», and mail• or bring to our store. i!!* rft u n n l I m u m l /k m a XIn ft.!.1 . . . . i l l ft. * . ' State �IN SAN FO R D — Life it Worth Living =■< N u m b e r 36 NEWS O f THE WORLD Items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources ? SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. APRIL 23, 1909 boi<| m cdonald shot BY P O IIC E [M istaken F o r Burglar And Receives Wound In Leg CITY O f FACTORIES \ Sanford Is Destined to Become Manufacturing City fin ir v i n e w s u b d iv is io n opened ALL AROUND FLORIDA One o f The Finest T ra cts ot Land This Section The bcneral News of “The Land An unfortunate shooting occurred last The Holden Real Estate Company is I Saturday night in which Don McDonnld of Flow ers” opening a new sub-division south o f the received a flesh wound in the leg from city, t o bccolled"Spring Hammock." This the pistol o f Policeman W. D. Cobb. is n mngqjflccnt body of hnmmock Innd, h a p p e n i n g s d u r i n g t h e w e e k burglary had occurred on Friday Right nt LOCATION IS BEST IN THE STATE C U LLED FROM THE STATE PRESS on which is located the famous Robinson I the Postal Telegraph office and the police spring, nnd embraces about 7 20 acresi were on the lookout for thieves. Officer Surveyor A. C. Hart hns been busy for six An Epitome o f the Week's M ost Im ­ Capitalists and Prom oters Are Seek­ Here the Readers Will Find a Brief ICobb had been trailing a suspicious char­ weeks on Hie engineering work on this sub ing Investments Along TTifs acter Saturday night near the lake front portant Happenings In the Historical Spring. Flowing division, and n force of twenty Jmnds were Line In Sanford —— and was coming by Miller's corner. About For Hurried.Readers State's Domain. put to work Tuesday constructing roads Sanford, the Celery City, is destined to -c e n M. c r Butirrnf iStffltlrCwroHnn-iïïM ^»rkurrt-nrtd 'iev'erhrp.irZ. T. FWiman, fbrinCr tax. assessor aiuT- i 1ties nt the depot that the door of the become Sanford, the city o f factories, ere and ditches. The tract isdividc«! into tenUst week nt an infirmary in Edgefield. acre lots. The Sanford & Oviedo railway collector o f Tampa, has been found guilty First Nationnl Hank wns open and bur­ long, nnd aside from being the greatest nuts through this fine body of land, nsdoes of embezzlement, and sentenced to five Kennilwortli Inn, the popular resort ho­ glars were at work. Don McDonald nnd vegetable center in the world, our city hav the hnrd-BurfaceSanford nnd Orlando road. years in the. peiiJiantiaryuitritopuy a tine " tel nt Asheville, N. C., was burned Inst Fields started to the bank and tried the ing the Ideal location for factory sites, is The main line of tiie A. C. L. touches the of $ 4,0 44 .7 9. — ' -------- ----week. door about the time Officer Cobh turned springing into prominence among many tract on thd west side. The companyIms Eustls is to have electric lights. The Nightriders are ngain busy in Kentucky, I Miller's corner. The boys were tniknowir promoters and capitalists seeking locations already sold seventeen lots in this sub­ city council has granted the franchise to several tobacco barns in the vicinity o f j to him nnd supposing they were trying to for great manufacturing lnlerests“ In the "Ha»fleld having been bllriu-d lust week. break in he shot to frighten them away South. The location of Sanford at the division, fourteen of which were sold to a Georgia firm, who nre to have the lights About 300,000 pounds of tobacco lielung-' nnd then fired ugnln, the shot taking e f­ head o f navigation upon the St. Johns parties from Tarcntum.Pa., two to parties installed during the summer. The schooner James C. Clifford, which ing to independent growers nnd dealers |fect in the fleshy part of McDonald's leg river and nil that pertains to cheap water from Nashville, Tenn., and one to S. West Holden oi-Danville, V«-. A s this tract only wns reported as nailing in the gulf of Mex­ were destroyed, lie-wus-gi vaM-uwtdlonl-tHteiiHon as soon transportation Is also peculiarly situated came under control o f the Hplden Rent ico with all sails set nnd no one on hoard, The steamer Virginia, the largest vessel ns possible nnd at present is on the road in many other respects for one of-the great­ Estate Co. two months ago, the sales re­ wns found Inst week burned to tho water's plying on the Ohio river between Cincin- to recovery nnd the wound will not result est factory sites tire South has ever |>rocorded ore pretty good evidence o f the ac­ e«lge near Pensacola. There is mystery nati ntul Pittsburgh, struck a rock nnd |seriously. duccd. According to Col. Wntterson. edi­ tivity in the real estate market. Tiie prin­ connected with thd case. Parties visiting Officer Cobb was arrested and is now tor o f the Louisville Courier-Journal, the sank near Wellesville lust week. There cipal avenue in this Bub-division running thevessel tiefore the hurtling found n can­ were a number of passengers but- ull of Iout on hail. A preliminary trial was nut contemplated ship ennui across the state forone and a half miles Hirough a magni­ dle burning in the cabin. They extin­ them, ns well as tlte entire crew esca|>cd livid here ns county solicitor will ffie o f Florida, together with the Panama caficent hardwood forest, and is fifty feet guished the light-awl Hten went for nsstst-Idirect information against him and (lie nul. will bring Florida into the IlnielliHii without mishap. w ider Is called Pennsylvania avenue, in nnce to secure the schooner for salvage. Surrounded by her family of flvechlhhmr <*lm- "Hi once nlTthe ideal state for manufactur honor of (lie gentlemen from Tnrentum in On returning they found only the burned 1inai Court. ing interests o f all kinds, and the whole fifty-four grandchildren and eighteen the Keystone state. Arrangements nre hulk afloat. It is a very unfortunate occurrence and slate will then take its rightful position as grrnl-gr/mdchildfen.-Mra.Tanny Friedman heipg made for Hie erection'of a sawmill opinion is divided u|Min the question of one o f the greatest in the symposium o f Senator George W. Deun o f Waycross, died nt her home in New York city Satur­ on Hie land nnd Hie development of tiie the right o f nn officer tu lire nt any one sister stales. Naturally, life ship ennui Ga„ and u party of Chicago capitalists, day. aged H2 yenrsand three months. Up tract will go forward at a rapid rate. ^ « ________ even though lie is acting in a suspicious will cross the state at this'point aided by have bought 5 5,000 acres of laud near to the day of tier death Mrs. Friedman re­ manner. It was ho|ied the trial would he the river nnd chain o f lakes for Hie water Jacksonville for $ 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 , and will col- ’ Purchased Flne-Bulldlnl Site____ mained active in mind nnd body. She held here this week in order (hat both supply, nnd the typography of the country onlze it with thrifty western fanners. simply fell asleep in the arms of herdnughA deal was closed yesterday that means sides of the case could tie brought tu being especially adapted .for the canal Miami is to have a wireless telephone tcr with whom she live«!. much to the business interests of Sanford, light, Ttic matter will now he settled in construction. The deeiieningof tiie chan­ station, located on top or Hie Hotel BisM. L. Tyler, a prominent citizen nf Ft. "Jem" Mace, the old-time English pugil­ Hie Criminal Court and die circumstances nel o f Hie St. JohnB will bring Inrgcr ves­ cnync. It is to be ready for business the ist, aged 78 years, is now an applicant he chronicled in Tin: Hckald as Hiey are sels right to the Sanford dock, and nlrendv Wnyne, Indiana, purchased tlu- site of tiie latter part o f this summer. laundry recently destroyed by fire on Pal­ for a iiritisli old-age pension. At unc time given at the trial. r several deals ure under way to secure lake Owing to the giving way o f the founda­ metto qyenue, und will divide it into live hr was worth 53SO.OOO. front property and riparian rights for large tion of tlte ca ison of the South Bench draw residence lots, and erect ilweliings upon e n te rta in m e n t at Operu House Crip is causing the death o f Indians in wholesale houses. bridge, this week, water navigation wns eucii lot. Mr. Tyler is a progressive citi­ The Librnry Association takes pleasure large numbers in the MucKenzie river At the present lime Sanford fieople nre zen. and tins purchased considerable prop­ seriously Interfered with, and the St. Johns in announcing that nt an early date un section of the Hudson Day Company. . fully oli ve to the question o f factories, nnd erty In ill*» celery della. His faith In San­ Light und Power Co. were greatly Incon­ entertainment will be give« nt the Opera John Wilson Webb, who lives at 1017 House by our home talent, under the di­ being first upon the ground, ure sturting ford is unbounded, and he will erect homes venienced. Wtisldngton avenue, Pittsburg, Pa.. Is the rection of Mrs. O. P. Likens. 50 per cent new enterprises everyday. Among them upon ids new property that will greatly Last Saturday while Mrs. Martha Hums largest young Imby in the world. He Is of the proceeds to go to the benefit of Hie can be noted Hie following: enhance Hie value o f Palmetto avenue, residing nt Ferry Puss,oubout five milesthree years old nnd weighs 120 pounds. Library Association. The Sanford Carriage Fnctpry. Just fin­ and Sanford property in general. from Tallahassee, was standing In front.. His mother weighs £ 0 0 pounds, and his ished a large two-story brick building on Mr. Tyler expects tu leave for Ft. Wnyne- nf the fireplace in "Tier room, her dress took Mrs. Likens, an efficient vocal teacher has father, who died recently, weighed 250. been training her pupils for special parts Oak avenue for the manufacture' 6T "car­ in a few days anil will return in the early fire, and before assistance reached tier she — British inheritance taxes yield $ 9 0 ,0 0 0 - in the concert for several weeks. She has riages, wagons, automobile repairing nnd fall with a party of capitalists. We can was so dreadfully burned that she died in 000 annually. :xpect something to happen in real estate u few hours. She was about 50 years o f - . also enlisted the interest of nearly all the garage. age, nnd leaves a large family, ^ The Sanford Machine and Foundry Works. about Hint time. Out of the estate of Mary Freer o f Ohio, singers in tile city and will have ns the worth some $90,000, nil there is left after principal feature of the occasion a chorus Alt kinds of. machinery built nnd repaired. The tourist hotels of the East Coast are The S anford Novelty W o rk s eight yearspflitigation is $1.44. The ex­ of over fifty voices. Several fine numbers Automobiles nnd gns engines, nnd n large all closed for the season. The latest addition to Snnford's manu­ automobile gnruge in connection. will he sung, a indies' quartette Will be a ecutor and attorneys in the case have been Announcement is made that the night arrested, charged witli misappropriating prominent figure ns well us trios, duettes The Sanford Coca-Coin Bottling Works. facturing interests makes nn announce­ train un tile AHuntic Coast Line to St. ment in this week's issue. Tiie Sanford and solos. Mrs. Likens will sing several Coco-coin und ull kinds of soft drinks. the property. Petersburg wilt be dlscontlned May 2. Novelty Works hns started operations and fine solos. A fairy chours of ctherial . Sheep tenders nnd cow boys in some The Pcpsi-Cola Bottling W orks.of Whit­ A Peoria, HI., syndicate bus purchased are prepared to furnish nil kinds of con ­ parts of Nebraska ore at open war over bcipgs of tender age will form a lovely taker & Bennett. Pepsi-cola nnd «9 »oft 8 0,000 acres o f land in Columbia und crete bricks and blocks, wood turning. the question o f exclusive right to the graz­ pIctuTte-falio^rcd by two numbers dear to drinks. inch columns, balusters, newells. window Hamilton cunnties to be used for coloniza­ all hearts, "D ixie" and the "Donnie Blue ing lands, £everul sheep men in tile Dig Tiie Ox Fihre und Brush Co. Palmetto frames and ail kinds of builders' sup­ tion purixises. It wns bought from R. J. Ffhg," sung by u bewitching bevey of Horn country have already been killed. fibre factory und bruslfts of nil kinds. plies. The factory is locuted lit the cor­ und B. F. Camp, und will be sub-divided young ladies. Bishop Tlioburn of the Methodist church The Geo. H. FernnldCo., Machine Shops, ner of French avenue nnd Commercial into forty and eighty acre tracts. Tills was given n grand reception in Mendville. N egro Hanged at Orlando Machinery nnd gns engine repairing. street and the plant is well.supplied with purchase makes n total of over 4 0 0 ,0 0 0 : i’ a., lust week in honor of ids fifty yesrsof Jesse Willis, the negro who killed section W. P. Carter, rough nnd dressed lumbef some of tiie finest wood working machin­ acres now owned by tills syndicate, ex­ missionary service in India. foreman Hammock at Paola last full, suf­ and novelty works. ery in Hie Sooth. This new enterprise tending from Arcadia north. It seems that the recent killing of Dr. fered the [KMialty for his crime at Orlando Wlint gives promise to he the largest G. Pope ContrnctingCo. Pressed brick, ar­ will be a great boon to Hie Sanford build­ Wtn. Jones, the noted nnthrnpotoglst in last Friday. Thus, the law was allowed tificial stone, large novelty works, und ers ns they can now purchnsc ull their A. R. |wst ever organized In Hie. South the Philippine Islands by the natives, was to take Its cou rse,-an d no pardon whs materiul at home. "Made in Sanford" was launched in St. Petersburg lust Satur­ manufacturers of builders' supplies. due to a misunderstanding o f signnls. A granted or commutation o f sentence. This will soon tic tiie slogan for nil kinds of day. Crystal Ice Factory. 0|>eruting n sixtydead line hud been established and the is the first hanging to take place in Orunge supplies^ . — The mystery surrounding the finding-of -— lull faclury. nnd cold sturuge for 2,000 doctor crossed this nnd partook o f fish; county in several years. Abraham Andrews tied hand and foot and A fte r J o e Lee’ s Scalp tons of ice and forty oars of celery. not knowing that'in so doing lie ucgagged, ot iiis home in St. Petersburg, Tour. Following this comes the an­ Tallahassee, April 21.—Of state-wide The Sanford'Ice & Wuter Co.’ . Munucepting a challege to tight. April 10, lias been cleared up by the con ­ nouncement that price of bread has been facturers of Ice, with capacity of 25 tons interest wus n resolution introduced by fession o f Andrews, who says lie did the ■ While turning the crank o f an Ice! cream advanced in some localities and the size Mr- Chase o f Duval county, nnd adopted, daily. act himself, and snys he doesn’t know why . _. .iunonvcsrethicettli rK O j:*b New Park In gHnnser^Omr [-nrgl r ton City, Conn.. Horae« H. Sliced. 14 years bteffl' cieared J 4,0 0 0 .0 0 0 for which Hie of th eja jgest pnd_besi_x*quipped_ia_Uie gross to use all humirnble mentis to per­ iiu-did-i tu n lees he w u s crazy.' I. out, scratched ids hand on some shrubbery |hreiui£jUef, h a n M o w w . '------------------------The weather bureau lias decided not tan suade the president not to ap|iuinl any state. — ami died fronrtocklow iTVKfnsequence. . , * , E. H. Herndon's Repair Shop and Auto­ negroes to federal positions in the state, issue uny weather maps for May and June r A candle constructed upon mathenmtimid to begin the. good work by decapi­ but will continue the local weather signals or t le |reaf ending March 31, 10,099 ca |certainty to burn continuously for near- mobile garage. mm,grants from the United Slates en- jy q ve yenra j,ua l>eCn made In New York. A targe automobile shop and garage, to tating the head of the internal revenue as heretofore.' This action is taken to er«< anitoba, Canada. It ¡8 to bur„ 4 n memory of Detective Pet- occupy the large room in the Stone-Gove department In Florida nnd appointing as avoid a possible defleitin this department of the government service for the liscal a successor n good white man, Fifty years ago, Mury Grogan catne from rusino who was murdered In Palermo, Italy, block. The Introduction of the resolution was >cjir ending June 3 0 . The order applies A factory for the manufacture of celery Ireland wiUi her three children, and eu- several weeks ago. The candle is nine followed by a round o f Unstinted applause not only to Florida but tu the whole coun­ —4«ed-the-employ o fA b ia t lY tcirof Uouth I feet high, three a n d a h a lf fe e t Incircura- tonic, compounds and condiments. and wiHiin a twinkling of an eye its try. Kiver, N. J. She has been with the same ference nnd weighs 178 pounds. With A brush factory for the manufacture of adoption bad been effected. family ever since, and on the fiftieth an- the exception o f one foot at Hie top and ull kinds of fibre brushes and mattresses. The merchants of St. Augustine have been victimized lately by cashing bogus nlvcrsary of the event last week was m a d e another at the bottom, it is embossed with The Sanford Tile Fuctory. Located at New Residents checks. One arrest lias been mude, and mistress of the house for the day. A reg- fourteen carat gold laid on in octuple leaf. the corner of Oak avenue ami First street. H|»r ovation was accorded her. The d ill- The centerpiece, oil pure gold, shows lilies Manufacturing all kinds of filing and conA. I - Williams of Rutland Vermont who it is believed others will follow. dren and grown-ups of both families were of the valley and n miniature reproducUon crete blocks. New machinery will be in­ lias been here the past week has returned The cigar factory of Jose Silva in West Present and the best kind o f a time was [ o f the holy college at Rome. The candle stalled here next week that will make this to his home. This is his first visit south Tampu was damaged by fire last Saturday hud. When she hired to the Prices she is made o f Austriat^beeswax and its cost factory one of the best in the state, and he was so well pleased that he bought from an unknown cause. •t»ked two dollars a week wages and nev­ was’ $ 45 0. Tiie A. C. L. shops for this division are tf five acre tract of land and expects to The afcnbuiml Air Uive.wlil,build g spur er asked for an increase or n vacation, but A firm pf bell makers lu Cárntany offer also, located in Saitfurd and - while 'th e buy n home In the city, tie will move road-in Alachua county to tap tiie phosthe anniversary th e re w a r n Big* roll o f to mend the liberty bell by a secret pro- force has been cut duwn lately, the pay icre this fall. pliate mines in the viclulty.of Wade, New­ Mrs. Williams wq& Miss Groce Allen, LllU and a well-filled purse handed to the cessof bpaziqg, without removing it,maklng roll will aggregate about* $15,000 per berry and Archer. faithful old servant, now In her 78th year. |t na good aa ncw . daughter of Mrs. M. L. Allen, and well month. Tampa is now talking about the erec­ known in Sanford. Some o f tlte new manufacturing deals A daughter of Archdeacon E ineryofthe Hailstones weighing half a pound each tion o f len-story sky-scrapers. that will taka place In Sanford In a - few Episcopal diocese o f 'California was re- fell lu DesMolnes. Iowa, last Sunday. - Bought The A lligator / . ’ Judge Larimore o f Tampa recently dis­ at months are still in the embryo, and the cently married to Gunjlro Aoki. p JapoProf. Pickering, astronomer o f Harvard i'acts cannot be gleaned as the promoters Roland Woodward a well known citizen posed q( forty cases in thirty-five mlnutse frese, in Seattle. Uuivcrsity announces that he Is o f the at present are endeavoring to purchase of Jacksonville purchased link, «leather, Sanford wlU have a Fourth o f July The recent gambling in wheat on the] oplniop that.the people o f Earth can com - suitable locations. Suffice to say that Alligator this week and while his plans stock exchanges in the North . and West municate with those o f Mars by means of they are on a.' large scale, and will mean are not known definitely. It is rumored catebraiion that promises to nplipse uny ha* forced.the price up to such a point light-flash signals transmitted by an ex- hundreds o f new residents for Sanford, that he will use the steamer in the river effort o f this kind ever hefor attempted U to cause a decided advance In the price tensive system o f mirrors. in this section. Get busy with it. trade. and a large-ntontidy payroll. vU -ik �A' •*< G A R N E R & ROBERTS sttc o f Snnford. In Florida they toko Jacksonville, Tampa, Pensacola. Key West and S t Augustine. This certainly I; ■!* ;v !d ;5 S i z ! sur ¡^vijehur. • • • Successore tu il. n. UÁKNER SERVED AT ñ nuagei or Opinion "Just Be4 • tween You andM e" When the council decided to_Temove the fountains It'was not their intention to cut oil the water entirely but to have a small fountain at the corner, A s It is now there is no place to get a drink. • • • WOMAN’S EXCHANGE Chlel U A n io n i Ye Ta k tn l Notes, "The lambs and Hons lay down to­ and ra lth , tie'll Prent 'tifi"— gether." Mayor Lnk’e and ti. W. Spencer So Says Saunterer. were seen hobnobbing on the street the Every Day . After February.-. 19th EVEN TH E GATE POST NOT IN IT 4 r : t ? r oilier day. Doth o f these gentlemen anr A newtptper k not nl toother publish«! to tell slated for the legislature two years hence. Ihf people what they wpul Ilka (o know, but ha* to • • • ________ K _ them what they five much____ o( iU «pace. to teillnj m j Ai to know.—Greely. _ . Summer Is drawing on, apace and the S prtla l Cort—pondtrtct to Tho Htrold, question of sewerage should occupy the More Send attention of Sanford citizens. Our city How dear to my heart I* the face of the dollar— has an Idenl location for the best sewer When lomr kind •ubteriher prraenta It to view. It may come today or It may come tomorrow! age system In the world and with very It may come from other*, It mny tome from Your small expense the i l t y could be supplied The hl< «liver dollar, the round sliver dollar. Dear delinquentjipbacrlber, present It to view. with a much bettor system than it now The round »liver dollar I hall a i a trea»ure. has. I understated th e . council has the For oflen ex pen»c* o'erwhelm me with woe I 1 count It the aource of on exquisite pleature *7 matter under consideration but It should And yearn for It fondly wherevrr I io. not stay under advisement too long. The 4 ,*^The'root oAifevdl!1' "Ixivlng money 1» sinful," some Out the penniless printer, two. tell i Thr penniless printer, the hard-working printer. , -K eafw am dlnt ou l papers that Interestjrou; So hand In yourdollar. tlie b lf «tinwytTfmiir Dear reader, now will you present It to vlcwl 4 •' • ivr ... « jlr >. other day a deputy sheriff brought a prisoner io_the_cjtiJpH for .wife keeping and Green accompanied liim to tlto jail. Ot\ the wny the deputy remarked that San­ ford must be a great town for money and that he understood it was Just lying around loose. Some one had dropped a dollar bill near to the entrance to the jail and as they emerged the deputy shw -the bil|-nmt~ 1nnnfUlnlcly fell upon It. Green had seen it too hut. not in time to . p ick 'll tip. The deputy said, "Did you ace it lying therej" Green romnrked nonclialcntly, “ Yes, hut we never think of picking up any bills less than iivo dollars." .IlJ'jJP . deputy, -alghcd nnd remarked,' "W ell, I heard that Sanford wns n rich town, but now ! know it." He will prob­ ably apply for a position on the Snnford police force an soon as possible. • a • 1’’ My old friend. The Man About T ow n jn the Guiuesvlllc Elevator, acknowledges the receipt of n post-card BliowingTIie Herald force ns follows; "In a row, stouding before a dark dark dungeon-like cavity, (suggestive. _ o£ futur*.|KHMibi|itie3.)‘ r see tk baldheaded old sinner, also Noaii, Aaron dr Methuselah, (hard Jo sity which) a _ J o d y ^»nd- three fairly good-looking young men. How the lady and the young men fell into suclt company can only he explained ns force of circum­ stances, and the last fact that it is all n photo-postal. Shorn o f his locks, never-the-less he is u Samson of the press, Dob Holly by name, while it strikes me I recollect the Anron-like figure looking the very some nge, on the press of New York, nearly forty yenrs ago. The photo represents the working force of The Sanford Herald mtd I nn\ tile proud (lossessor of it, expecting to cherish it for— well, 1 will Hay for a gambler's reason—good lu c k ." " • • • 4 I am well pleased to note so many northern capitalists coming to Suntord uml investing large sums of money. This will eventuully mean n greater number of inhabitants, more buildings und im­ provements o f every kind. The growth «if Sanford in the past few yeitrs lias been nothing short or phenomenal and tills sudden grqwth bus caused the capitalists to sit up nnd take notice. In u few years Sanford will he one o f the largest cities in H onda and if all the good things come diu wiiy_lhüL arti.nuw-cotuamjiiated «tir city will not stuy In the town liat long. Now is the time to build morb houses in order to take care of tlto crowds that are coming to Sanford next fall. •• • • • -£b*> r-U^ government altmtld-forre the railroad to pul up g a in at the First sheet crossing nnd to remove the coal shute that blocks two streets. Of course we all appreciate the vast amouqt of good the railroad is doing Sanford. A s to whether the railroad appreciates the vnst amount of-goo(H5fffiford is doing for it is anotlier question. In any event that old gug about removing the shops should not de­ ter the city council from muking the rail­ road tdc the mark. We ore all in love with the corporations but they should be kept within certain bounds and not al­ lowed to dictate to the city government 4 • ' a a A C o m plete L in e off F re s h W e s tern W H IT E (Railroad W ay) W H Y N OT USE W . W . LONG P a i n t e r F e rtL Iiz e r DEALER IN Fresh Meats Groceries M e m o ria l D ay 4 * v - 'P a in te r ’ s S an ford C ele ry Special] is used. Our representative, C. M. BRADWATER, in in Sanford every week. TH E MEATS See him or write to.hltn .at. Orlando or—— ------- — ---------- T E. O. P A IN T E R W rit, for Bookl.L F E R T IL IZ E R CO. J A C K S O N V I L L E , F L O R ID A AND .'■•!• •:* GROCERIES f —tuooir Fteu>. * —;----- “ * The services o f Memorial Day will soon lie here. Beautiful und patriotic, they should always be impressive. It is a fit­ ting tribute to the nation'sdead— notthul I think that the dropping o f a few flowers Abfiva Hie graves o f oar heroic dead is in itself an act of. virtue or esteem .. It is what i t symbolizes. Thin turning aside from the routine af business life—this gathering of most beautiful (lowers with appropriate services— nil these things bring vividly before our minds the days when "our soldier boys" left home and loved ones to fight, what they helicvetl, tlttv imttlerf o f 4lic country, it revives feel­ ings of loves in the ixisoms o f fathers, uuitliera, snrvrving-wivrs nntl child reft. IT allows that mankind p^c not wholly insen­ sible to faithful service and heroic d evo­ tion. It teaches patriotism to the young, and reverence nnd duty to us all. Softly ict tiie bright flowers fall above the sacred ashes o f the soldier dead. Whatever we may be on other days. Memorial Day we are one. The flowers laid on tiie graves will not be all roses, lilies or violets. They will not be one col­ or, nor will they give the same fragrance, hut tiie while und the crimson, the purple und tiie green, wilt all blend to form one liuto o f beauty, while the frngronce o f the rose mingles with tiie perfume of the lily to load the air with odors sweeter than the incense of Hebrew altarsorthespice-laden breezes of Arnby. So the bunds that brijiif tiie flowers will not be all one, in race or creed, but oil will Join In one trib­ ute that bears the impress of one heart, and one love, born of one loyalty to the onq «dd flag. Bury_ b ate,'ban ish strife, keep alive love nnd hope, and under the flag o f our utiion and’ that banner on which is Inscribcd "Fraternity, Charity and Loyalty," let us march oh to that greater and grunder destiny which sltould be the rrUtlflg<S7) n n e t e n f i~í ~~ u iid'bluod' o r'o u r ’ ’ generation, and of tiie million men whose memory we honor by the beautiful cere­ monies of tiie Memorial Day. We thunk God for PeacA with all iter blessings, her happy homes, her hum of commerce— but ict u i be grzneful nlso Tor u War which revealed to this nation tiie greatness o f Iter sons. No longer does the proud South stand aloof, seeing In the sons of tiie North the progeny o f Puritan and peasant; no longer docs the North view the joju Suulhiand as -par­ takers o f wornout theories of the aris­ tocracy Df blood. The ^scales have fullen from the eyes and we are brothers where once we were foeraen. sons of the same divine liberty who stands on tiie highest mountain top and in the lowest valley of our land, challenging the world to love her by the calm dignity o f her mien apd the noble ideals she creates. There is no longer any South or North, but one union, seas and lakes, one country reign: ing in tiie hearts of tiie people, one hope for us and for our children. . Let gentle hand strew (alrett flowers, Lst fresh immortelle* wave . s tts ir -r ^ * Agent for Virginia Carolina Fer­ tilizers such courage wrought. 1 tu iriu¡Illude tS S nfor what ___ ________ ____ _____*m ^ m - It has shown more results for the Money.iuyej&ed thnn may oilier: It will pay you to examine the Celery F ield s whore AND le, gracious not net to nere, A simple, to gamer gather herr. ent < of‘ mood, with tender, loyal thought; Reverent i high deed» natLdtnp a hrartfall taas—— KecountI , A tip ta n o m ' ‘ » * h o w if danger beckon, fatt ihey followed her. . Death, rode the Held in hand withloyie*» fate, Oh, the noble»t life of all and martyr-crown«! Who die« In battle for hi» country1» »like; • Apd doubly »acred be thl» prrclou» (round Where the bird* in »print their first iweel music make. F R O N T GROCERY Come a ltd See Us, or ’Phone 39 CRIPPEN’S MUSIC STORE d ct * nds uP°nUnn<loH°,f tee ^K lhe d t y wijl flllo'n befhre long Look to tha sewerage systeml • • • Soul anguished wordal How little re can do Sanford lias gained such name and To m < the heart-pain after death haa come; We look on that dear face and bkl adieu fam e over the state ns a place, “i^ re d u m b money abounds that ninny are o f the tly. with rose* *lrew die»e grave*. •o plnlun thnl-lhc coin o f the realm grows u'te eloquence of flower* for loch o» they. Here, soldlert. re»ll Where »ullrn »torm-swept on the bushes. A good story is told by wave» In sofla^l Whispers fade unheard away. _ . Officer Green Smith along this line. The High Grade Preserves, Jellies, Jams A Complete Line of Cigars and Tobacco Baked Goods Wednesday and Saturday. Stamping AGENCY FOR PLOW’S HIGH GRADE CANDIES AND ROYAL SCARLET BRAND OF CANNED GOODS done. All Fancy work and Materials for same on Sale ^¿fth^Hhc * H A Y A N D G R A IN -> •>* •!•*9-❖ * FERRO MARINE •> ENGINES T 3- to’ 25-Horse Power AT J.T. ANDERSON'S | rBEST 2-CYCLE ENGINE.0N_THE MARKET- ♦ +♦+++++++♦ +++++++++*■+*+*+ Do •>■>*++'*> X You i — t •> ^ W ant Good, * i W holesom e ! -t —------------------------------” , . S m o o t h R u n n in g r -E c o n o m io a l a n d A bH u h iicly Rt-ltnhlc—— ■ T See me before installing an engine in yourliont, you will mu regretit J T. P. CONPROPST i -Ï ❖ -Î*++<• <•.5.♦ •> ■>❖ "î* TOP P R IC E S SANFORD, FLORIDA V ❖ •>*>❖ ❖ *> FOR ;V t i ^i \ YOUR GRANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES ANP EA R LY VEGETABLES -_________ The kind that Mother used to make? wlien sliipfied—to HEWITT; If-y ««i are not doing business witli this House, write lu them ui u m . HEW ITT F R U IT TIu‘t, Kind That Looks Likej Bread, Tastes Like Bread, and is Bread? AND 10 References; E. & CO. PRODUCE C O M M IS S IO N M ERCHANTS C a m d o n S t ., B a ltim o re , M d. Tins Paper und Thousnmls o f Pleased Sldp|*crs in Flurida The Popular Price and The Finest Line of Pas­ tries in the City U P -T O -D A T E Sjiecial Rotes by the Week Our Wagon Will Stop At Your Door Every Day J. . . RESTAURAN T First Class Special Tables Reserved h>r l-udiii M. S T U M O N , Proprietor (Corner Pnlmeito nnd First Sts.) Complete Line- oT Groceries D. J. i| S . F . S A L L A S & C O . ; Tin, Slate and Tile Roofing N onroe — (Caterer ttnhe Public) 7 V++<••+♦+*>❖ <• a ^ <■4' *;• i* • ■> ; ¡I GATE CITY »HOUSE; i J. D. PARKER, Prop. Room nnd Board $1.50 ;! S G u tte r and G a lv a n iz e d Ta n k s R e p a ir W o rk a S p e c ia lty ¡¡ Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue Sanlord. f lorlda I ¡ W M W W M 1 H W W W W W V W A W W V W 1A 1M W » ****** ****** Artesian and Deep Well IVr Day. ! ! Menis, 3 3 c r <• S p e c ia l Rat* b y the I. P. LIPE W eak Te le p h o n e N o. 60 1 • % G. W. ..SPE N C E R Only Exclusive and While not altogether In favor of all the "advertising schemes that take away our In tiie City • -g o o d money I urn glnd that Sun ford is •soon io have a city directory. The very W e make everything known to the trade fact tiu t Polk 8l Go. thought our city Full Line of Confectioneries A Wove iba sUsnt, |ra»*y mouod. large enough to support u directory is ** Where sleeps tb* fblteq brave. ample proof of. our fame abroad as one of *• ' —fueS AU N Ttaot. And Cigars the most progressive cities in the South. Never before In the history 'o f the firm Free llouse^to-Huuu Delivery The Southern railway Is double tracking - d i d Polk get up a directory in a city the between A tlanta and Washington. 111 Park A m . T h a n * 10B U P -T O -D A T E BAKER _ C IT Y C IG A R STORE : Best Line of Cigars and To­ baccos in the C ity N e w sp a p e rs, M a g a zin es— and ufifilÊSle Periodicals I �Apri 23, 1909 THE SANFORD HERALD nftlINTY HAPPFRlfNfiS T did ns mudi wc would soon hove ninny new people Rev. C. T. bouglais, D. D„ preached two able s*rm0fiS aL the T3nptist church last A Budiet o f Interesting Ileitis Sunday to large and interested audiences front Correspondents He Is continuing the meetings ufternuons and evening# throughout this week nnd will probably go oa through next week THE EVENTS O f ORANGE COUNTY He will preach nt Plyimnitl&ncxt Sunday morning and evening, but in the mean time will return to Apopkn for nn after efficient S ta ff o f R ep orter» Weekly HOOP service ut 3 o'clock. Cover» the T e rrito ry fo r — ------------ ■---------The Herald — - _ i y j f invite rorm pon den cc on live topic* from nil •fCtloiu oi the County. nl*o new* Item» of In trm t. n iv ltv will Irmirr prompt puMIcslkm. ArllH r» nmtrarr to th* view* of the Editor will lie jnibii<tif'al Init nlnitlve nml nnonymou* cnirnminicnliun* will 1* rejected. We will not be re»pon»lble for opinion* eipre*»rd by «intrllnitor*. All cumnmni allom Intended for current i;iu e mutt t * In band not later then Tuesday p. m.|-Ei>. OVIEDO OCCURRENCES f ^ i a l nuraipondenl toT lio liar*UJ. Mrs. Kind and Iter daughter, Miss Anltn, charmingly entertained the Oviedo Mngn tine Club. Friday nflem oom Mrs. King’s home lms iteen the scene of n great many delightful social functions and she nlwnys has a cordial welcome and a smile forev rryone. In the. absence o f Mrs. Mend, the president. Mrs.Yonge, vice-president, ubly presitied. Tlie club hns lately partaken of a new feature thut is devoting one aftermam during the month to n frivolous pro­ gram. Each member responded to roll call by nurruliiig something humorous from children’s suylngs. Following this was n reading by the club's versatile and accomplished reader,Mis« Kinney. Her fine Interpretation o f th eB eleciiu n w ltirits flashes of humor elicited penis o f laughter from nil present. Mrs. Wheeler, Miss Anita King nod Lottie Lee rendered In vivacious, animated style, at intervals throughout (he |>rogrnm. two trios, which tfans|x>rted the company to other days, when nursery ditties charmed the Infantile enr. Mrs. Luther gave with her usual gpice and ■ charm u recitation which won her new laurels ns nn elocutionist. Upon the prin­ ciple that u little Icvityoccnsionnlly, brings relaxation, each and nil abandoned them­ selves to the spirit of the afternoon. The program concluded w ith' ft lively How iir chut over the teacups. With thedelicious rake served,- Mrs. King showed herself ns skilled In the art o f cuisine ns in the charm of her hosjiitnlity. All rejmired to their homes, pronouncing the meeting nn un. usually bright and happy occasion. Dr. Crawford spent Sunday in Oviedo, nttemlhfgservicesut the Methodist church. Mr. nnd Mrs. Dean, with their fumily, accompanied by Lige Cushing, were out ojt' -*-camp lastaveckr " Mr. ami Mrs. If. D. McCall, with their family, formed another camping party. APOPKA AFFAIRS Special <'4irrea[Kilulenct! to Tlic Herald: IHt.civcil too late (or last Isturl Miss Annie Jones lias been installed hello lady In the Ajsipka exchange vice Miss Kate Scott, resigned und returned to her Inane in Cnnudu. Sam Cuuninglinm made n trip to New Smyrna lust week. He got sick, lost his suit case nnd came home very much the worse for his visit." Hrr~snyh' that in future he wUI-slny in A|xipku and not he running around. During the past week this section has bektfcadslted by some very flue rains. All sorts of crops will now hump them­ selves nnd the farmers nnd truck growers will prepare to reap a fine luirvest. Miss Lula Hlers, who was the first as­ sistant principal in the Oviedo public scIkxjI, returned home Inst week, the school having closed for the term. Mrs. S. E. Tenney received a wire from her sister. Mrs. J. A. Smith, Hepzibah, Gn., Iasi Tuesday giving the sad Intelligence of the death of the latter’s husband. E S T E R r S i S i . c ii.m r v t iS Special Cnrreipomirncc to The Herald: __ SaUirdny_aftcrnuon Mr.'IIrlce o f Geneva took the children from tile orphanage for a launch ride. They went to Sanford und were delightfully entertained nt the home of Mrs. L. R. Philips. They returned very happy set o f children for the many kindnesses shown them. Thyer It Sauls who have been in busi­ ness "for thirty-slz years agreed by mutual consent to dissolve imrtnershlp. Mr. Thyer — Misses Ruby Richardson nnd Minnie Mne11 Taking the mercantile business nnd Mr. Ryan accompanied Miss Wanda Combs to Studs the cattle and outside. Ococc recently to participate in the gold Rhv. ,Cunipbetl Gray o f DcLand held medal contest. The judged thought tlmt divine service here Sunday afternoon. the honors were about evenly divided lie Mr. Tom McRae of Delray was in town tween the two, hut the medal was finally one tlay last week. • ■ awarded to the fanner. Miss Combs also Mr. Wingfield of Kentucky Is here look­ won u line medal. ing ut property wilh the intention o f buy­ E. J. Ryan is now making weekly visits ing and locating here. to Tangerine. Ills friends here have been Mrs. H. F. Qttnckenboss hns returned wondering us to what the attraction was liomc from DcLnnd, On occasion of the Inst visit lie took some one else along, and not the secret Is out Success to Mr. Ryan. Young Indy school LAKE MARY MELANGE murms. nearly always make good wives Special Cor. to Ttir Hr«old. Trainmaster St. Petersburg road came here recently to ing ft few dny»i with her. She will go from look us over with reference todnlly trains h *re to Pine Cnstle to visit another daugh­ over the road mentioned,, coming from ter before she returns home. Clnrcona via Florida Midland. Messrs. A C. Stnrhinl. IL ft. Withcrington and S, W, Eld ridge, vyho arc aiming ou r most |>fumi item ntid must enterprising citizens, met Mr. Wiigucr at Clnrconn with n team nnd brought him to town nnd Showed him anniiuL__Ollier uitlzcns-tookpainstom eet Mr. W agner and to show him every cour­ tesy. We trust that arrangements for tills service will be effected. PAOLA POINTS 1 M M n l 1 ka - I P g : If *r»¿V^TT-y.‘- 1 j VJtP.Ml ' X 2-3 SNEAD & VENABLE CONTRACTORS Âr ç j ) B U I L D E R S • *► Plans, The Planters’ Manufacturing Company have employed Mr. Summerlin of Georgia a s nssistanrbonkkceper. The ladies of Lake Mary decided that It was getting too dull here, so all joined f(frees nntP formed a sueiat-cJob,— They will meet ut llm home of Mrs. J.G. Martin every Saturday afternoon, from three to five, and spend the time in sewing, reading music. The name chosen was "The Merry Circle." and, judging from the first meeting, It was a suitable name. ■V, Gi - -* * • Specifications and Estimates on Applications __ T*• V* * Furnished Repair W ork P rom ptly Done |_ 113 First Strict 0j)|). PostofTlce’ 0 ® 0 (IEII]ŒOD®U® 0 DU[H[3 |â]|t]!] n m m fflm __ Will Nolan spent-a few hours hertTViiUSince the late rains the weather ha* ng friends last Sunday. been cool and beautiful, with occasional Mrs. M. A. Sliroedrr had the misfortune showers. Magnolias are in bloom and of spraining her knee one «lay last Vreek. mockingbirds singing, und In the quiet Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Midvin on Sat­ evenings the sfrng of the bullfrog is hoard urday last, a girl. In the land. Mrs. J. G. Martin is preparing to give a The (»eople of this vicinity note, with lawn party on Saturday evening, Maylst, satisfaction, the final action of the law in for the benefit of the Episcopal church. the case o f the negro murderer, who was One of the features nf the evening will be hanged tn Orlando on Friday o f Iasi week a Tuck mid egg race. Games, singing and for tho murder o f Mr. Humrmu k at this refreshments, all out hi the moonlight, un­ place In November last. der the trees. Come and enjoy yourselves. m . ^,T-»i- ■ _ -!■-I-— Mrs, C. F. Cooley and'daughter, Miss Ida. fllcor Beer Tor Florida have been called to their Madison home, The money derived from taxing Near •y the illness of Mr. Cmdey, to the regret Beer stands throughout the State, brings of their mauy friends here. into the Georgia treasury $175,000 an­ Miss Stanley, who lms been the guest of tier yiiece, Mrs. W. B. Hucliaunu. M t i i a l - nually, and the business iaiuccuusiug-at ft rapid rati?. Near Beer is a product ord n y fo rS fc Louis. Mo. peixilur to Georgia. So peculiar In fact Is Mrs. J. M. Kendry, from Ohio, who has llils Foamy beVeragc. tlmt the S cld U z.«* been x|xuiding the winter with Miss ti'eilHudwiser brand is instantly changed in­ liour at Twin Lakes, started on her home to a mild beverage by the placing o f a ward journey last week. Near Beer label on the bottle.« Dealers, Dr. and Mrs. Walker of llundington, Fla., however, claim that this is nn advantage, pain a flying visit last week to Mr. and inasmuch as tire imhilier can get Near Mrs. W. B. Buchanan. Drunk. Half Drunk, or Full Drunk, on pro­ A picnic ut Island Ijtke.Snturdny. cele­ bably six buttles, providing of course the brated the birthday of Mr. William Bullock, luhuJa are pasted on the bottles just and a most enjoyable time is reported by Ight. The Floridian who hns accustomed Ins nil the guests. H stomach to gin llzes. or ticker straight, Wanted— to know tho most effective and least painful method of,removing (w hite) would probably rebel ut malt, barley and hops, pronouncing the Georgia decoction paint; also, cure for insomniu. "no drink nt all." hut he should (Nissesa his soul In patience, for he, too, may have GENEVA GLEANINGS. to resort to Near Beer, or even sarsapar­ StM-fial Correspondence to The llrrald; illa soda. If the schemes o f the dry Itddiy The Ladles Aid Society was delightfully now at Tallahassee materialize.— Appalaentertained on last Thursday afternoon chlcoln Times. by Mrs. J. W. Daniel. It was decided to CLOSING OUT hsve the second of the series of enter­ My s to c k o r Guns and R ifles. New tainment given by this society oti Friday und se co n d bund. Bargains If you night May 7th. at the city hall. This will wunt them . . Harry J. W ilson. be a play of three acts "His Uncle John" by home tulcnt. Music furnished by Geneva strihg band. We ho|x; for n li­ beral patronage on this occasion. Admis­ sion will be reasonable. Special Corre*ponilencc tii Tin» Ilerwid 1________ Before many weeks have trussed many Miss Jennie Belle Turner, who bus been ~— ‘ beTdetisrtnr gtrest nf hrr nu nt.'Mrsrttr Hr attending school ut other pluces, some in ■Wltherlngton for several weeks past left other stales, will he returning home. _W c Tuesday for her home-in A tlantp. Ca. have missed them' very much und will It is said lliut Alfred Eldredge, who was welcome them. home. t attending the Atlnutn School o f TechnolThree of our citizens started to Sanford c jy end who com e honor several weeks In- a launch on lust Sttluftlfiy."*Aftelr etingo,lias about decided to return to Atoying u ride o f ten miles or more the Isnia and finish Ids course. aunch broke down nnd our friends walk­ . Rev. J. B. Rodgers, pastor o f thcOviedo ed back borne sadder but wiser men. Baptist church, s|ient u duy or two in Miss Eva Taylor, who has been teach­ »own this week, guest o f Rev. L. D. Geiger. ing near Orlando, is at home far The .sum­ -------Rev.- L. DrCetgerT missionary secretary mer. of the Florida Baptist „conventlou, left Mrs. Claud Yenrwood and young son, of Wednesday for Jacksonville to attend n Americas, Ca., are visiting their parents, meeting of the state boanl of missions. Mr. und Mrs. J. A. Worthy. In mentioning the names o f Apopkans Little Barbara McLain lias been quite *ho attended services at Plymouth on ill for severul days. All ho|>e fur her d»e first Suiidny the printer inadvertently early recovery. “•flitted tfie name of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. M. Mr, C. N. Hays has purchased several Slnrlird. They went over in their uutoacres of land in the heart o f the city and. inubii« and kindly took the ministers. will shortly erect a hundsotnr dwelling Rev, Mr. Entzmlnger and Rev. Dr, Dougthere! • ' #■■ ■ . ............. Lands We deal in Celery Farms and __Farm Lands and we are the largest owners of Town Lots * t » Wc don’t have to. advertise clieap lands. , The purchaser here saves more per acre annually in freights than.lie saves.on4.1m . . . . . . . t ...................... '.IT i ............i ______ L- . . . . 1 1 purchase price elsewhere, See table ofr freight rates in our booklet HOLDEN REAL ESTATE COMPANY SANFORD- FLORIDA SEtëMED ®U® 0 DUU0 (ä][i ]U □ 0 [ö]ImJ[p1®[E1 ifj ’>A. Chase & SHIPPERS OF Florida Fruits Vegetables ++*<•*++ r5Tu*ao<ïi General Insurance.Agents «ft SANFORD, FLORIDA H( r|[ Fo r Goad Average P rice s und Quick Returns Ship to JOHN V. DENTON & CO. is a nutritious and appetizing combina­ tion of the best Spntijsli and Virginia Fennuts, roasted, ground and packed un­ der rigid sanitary conditions. Mure pure ami Inalthful than dairy butler— delicious In flnvnr— the bfst m ercK ----- s . Fruit and Produce - >>i ji Southwest Corner Washington und Chambers Streets - ' ' •r NEW YORK CITYr ~ ~ 1~ Mr. Frank Sutton has recently sold to Peanut Butter !u the best jur on the REFERENCES; Aetna National Bank o f New Yo rk City, o r any Commercial Agency und to Hundred» o f Shipper» who are »hipping to them regular Mr. Flcm Pravett ids .house and grove market — nn oozing — no rancidity. ™U visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. M. and in in turn has purchased the home Hawthorn. Mr. Johnson is much pleased Beech-Nut Brnnd" Peanut Butter 15c *hh Apopka and thinks he will move and grove of Mrs. B. V . Proctor. per jar at .* » ’ I « “ re. Incidentally Mr. Hawthorn, who Is Mrs. Murray $avery and young son who « newcomer, himself, thinks so much of lave been spending the winter camping wuntry that he Invited Mr. Johnson on Lake Harney, will return this week to ■* 10 ’’ootne and see." He is doing all he their home In Nova Scotia. Mr.- Savery SANFORD, FLORIDA ' FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS, Sanford, Fla can to boost Apopka. If every citizen will remain here until June. Elijah Johnson.of'Arcnlia was in town . P. -McCULLER G. R. CALHOUN fcl F£ ;ir f ;X �is why Dm. Howard bo warms to his sub­ ject. Referring to our editorial Bra Howard PublUbed Erery Friday U om in i at Sanford. Fla. may«! " W » w ««* .. » « « ; h ; ¿rtlcio \i J. METTiNGER’S wii7» 4 lm *LQUor the moat astonishing piece of audacity that has ever appeared In an Orange • u b a c r lp tlo n P r lo a , 9 1 .0 0 a Y t a r In A d v sn ea county newspaper." ‘ ,v We are sorry to disturb his slumbers in this way but he may as well become ac customed to it because we shall continue Durban! Advertising Company, Jacksonville, Rep- having opinions o f our own and also ex pect to continue giving expression to ‘ ____ _ _reacautiva. them throug the editorial columns o f Tnr. Office Firn Floor In the Illxliop Block, Flrat Street Hcrald. If Bro. Howard was not a pro­ Telephone No. 14B. hibitionist w c would advise him to take |Payne's Celery Compound for the shock A TALC O r TW O C IIIC 9 we have occasioned him. W e know his The editor of the OrlfluBa Rip Snorter I charitable ( f ) soul must ache for the err-’ has discovered n mare's nest in the edl- ing editor who dares to disagree with him. torlolof-T m : H erald relating to the ten Wc admit thnt T he H erald is not as ok mill road tax. In a long winded diatribe I ns the paper which Bro. Howard honors taking up several columns he deplores I by editing and also admit the soft Im the fact that T he H erald should even peachment that we h a v e not been a res dare to impute, impugn and otherwise jdent o f this county as long as Bro. hint such treason against the good coun- Howard. But we wish to Impress most ty commissioners arid peeping from under emphatically upon him T iie H erald is our the skirts o f this honorable body. Howard |enterprise and a successful oric and that - Sulifonl-recognizes tile vital nfc'ed of good roads for the entire county and T he H erald hus always taken a stand for -g o o d JU adj^JiuLSaafuni noil, the rest o f the county is averse to the county com ­ missioners building good marl roads around, Orlando and no where else. if T • Hr ~ 4 fl(l 'i f ROAD ruND a LOCAL option Post Office L A R G E S T O C K —------ - L A T E S T S T Y L E S ----------- L O W E S T measure . EACH DISTRICT SHOULD T he M IL L IN E R Y Next D oo r to Post Office , .~ „ Everybody is waiting for Holly's daily r ** Sanford expects to have lion,- Frank rus ed . A gain wr wish tv reîttwate th at Clark to. address-the people tit ItRT Fourth WCAtrOPTION IS R DRMIK.RXTIÎTMEASURE. o f July celebration. ,»J NONE o r TIjElR.BUSINESS - P R IC E S -4 HAVE — Tampa Tribune. THt RIGHT TO DECIDE BY BALLOT WHETHER J)R NOT THIS ADDITIONAL BURDEN SHALL BE IM • a lO M EN S’ S T R A W H A T S G o rg e o u s D is p la y of U p -to -D a te S ty le s b y E x p e rt M illin e rs ■—■■■ ■■ ' 1 M M V X X ♦ t Í * ♦ METTINGER’S . ......... ,, ....... _ mm 4 A hurts hlsTliunderboUs and wonders why w c e x p e c t to b e c o m e a u d a cio u s e v e r y The Herald Is not struck deaf and dumb w eek i f n ecessa ry , . for such n crime. W e- most emphatically d e u cv e that the Local option tins struck .the hog, and n The city council held A pink tea last We have neither time or space to quote interests of the county outside o r THE hill will lie introduced in thclcglslniqercMonday night. —* ■ * this article and if we did the readers Orlando district will best mr conserved w^staiatlaiLdtis-kagsbip to ccrtaiil precincts. woubtjipi take time to wade-through it. BY MAKING Tilt-COLLEtaMkN-OI*-*HR* WOK MILL CITIZENS o r I --------— — Entered at second-ciaM mall m atter'Auiutt 22nd. 1908, at tba Postofllce i t Sanford. Florida, under Act o f Uarch 3rd,' 1879. Sulilce to snyTliat'the Reporter-Star is not taken seriously and is only making a blatant call in a vain endeavor to protect a few miles or territory adjacent to Or-1 lando. '____________ _ n — -W W W JOHN a . SNEAD architect - Whenever the registered voters in tiny 'Phone 105 M? 'v Df»i such group of precincts shall by their votes SANFORI), F L O R ID A . decide that swine shall not be allowed to run nl large, it shall he unlawful therenfter for nny |«tnoii or [K-rsonslonllow their | swine to so rim at large within the limits | o f the.produ ct* *0 itrolti biting tmnie. . ' ATTORNEY-AT-LAW*If nIHhe land In Florida was ns vniunPractice! In Slate and Feder»|Courn. hle as timt of the celery delta the rnzor- ] buck would soon be put in his [dace and M. G. T. Building. PI,oae [<| nujtlc to stay there. ANDEw Johnson _ W. W. Stafford lias taken charge o f tiie —-HonrFhinlt Clark is able to take care 0 !' Crystal River News nnd is making a great himself and needs no aid from anyone improvement in this sprightly Weekly. But the action o f n few members o f the legislature who attempted to ' "rend him THOMAS EMMET WILSON T he . H er ai would like to nee more inThe sw ltdi pngiiles rire making more The editorial in T he H erald made it out" is ridiculous in the extreme. Mr. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR terest tiinhj rested in regañí to'tiie Fourth plain enough thnt Sanford fnvored the Clark is answerable to his constituents o f noise than eyer In the yards nt night AT-LAW There arc a number ----- — ----- ----Eviden tly him w tlm fttnr m m r lt Is sleciryof-Jn ly celffnittmT l e w o f four mills pCHtldttl ilm Iqw-oouid 1liie i rm nd -district only;—and “num rof f l t r ' Late Slate Attorney Sevrmli Jutlirial Circuit U o f reasons why Sanford should make this , ' Florid« be nmpndcd creating special road tax friends can see that he has made nny ing. a day long rqmctfiberet! and iP is high Retidme*!. Santiml nnd S»lv«» Lake districts as provided by the general stat - 1statement for which he should be coiled time tiie committee was being formed utes. Under the present system this I t0 account. What Mr. Clark said was that "Lucky Sanford" indeed to hove it in and tiie project started. course every section of the county lias not received the I the legislature,of his stnte had memorial- her power to support sudi a newMui|>orns one is busy Just ituw hUfyoll liuVe plenty ---------- G E O ^ ^ D h C O T - T K S • 'pro rata share of good roads. If every] ized our members incQngrcaa t o m a h e a m r r t w weekly Herald.—üéEñmTSunDleof time to do more than talk About the ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR' ai LAW ___M £iiûa-bU o-he4iefltetl-nH ke"W hy- <Ioair| 'ofl to have an import duty placed on ment. celebration. «. the best roads In the county rndinte from Egyptian and other long stnplecuUon.nnd Pructice In State and Fnler.it Court* Bro. Howard's apology for living is a c­ Orlando f o r .a distance o f four or five Citrus fruits. This statement wus abso­ Sanford, n* We congrntulqtcjUs.slnnneq upon .being 1 WelborziBlock milesT The trouble with Bro. Howard is lutely true, and members of the present cepted nnd ocrosa the bloodless chasm we tluTlocation f o r the ■ old soldiPfs* coloriyT that lie thinks the interest of 1)10 wlKtle I will have to gonofnrthor UuiuUie extend tin» ' left hand - w hile-grasping a Thirty-five tiiousuml acres liave been pur­ is circumscribed .bFTbe'corporateJoR Ic« the secretary o f stnte to verify it. stuffed club with the rigiit. chased, iucludine the famous St. Cloud DR. - W. E. HOUSIIOLDER limits of tiie city o f Orlando. I As to Mr. Clark’s remarks concerning Mr. ptuntution, and no better place could he He says "b y the equituble plan pjQ. I Bryan, they were mnde onhiaown responUL’NTIST It is rumored that steps will he taken secured for a colony of old soldiers— u posed each district will receive its due I B*hnity. He made no efTort to place re at oucc ' to compel the A. C. L. to erect Houma ?.l. 24 and 23. VUv HhW I'llUlIP 111 shnre. the town of Sanford getting one-1 8lwnsibilitir for them on nny living soul gates at the First nnd Second street peaceful, quiet place where the veterans can spend the rest of their lives far from S A N F O R D , FLORIDAhalf of uli collected within her idnindarics, besides himself, nnd the legislature has crossings. This is progress! Don’t forget the maddening crowd nnd commercial beside the shore coming to that portion nothing to dt> with it. The members can the cbal siiute. .strife. ~~ _________ be better employed attending to the affairs of the ndjoining districts near her." DR. C. G. BUTT |o f the stnte of Florida than meddling with “ T h i clty o i Sanford does not spread Hon. Frunk Clark remarks, in regards to The authorities of a certain c ity, are co n ­ the affairs of Frank Clark, who is working over one end of the county. The corporate DENTIST faithfully for Florida at all times, and if the Bryan affair that his ideas Are only in gratulating themselves over a piece of limits are small and tier share of the road advance o f the rest of tiie Demurrrntic Room Ki JVu lluitdmit rare gout! luck which befell them the other any o f his actions do not meet with the tax is provided for by statutory cnactp a tty ' and that many others will believe day. A prfsoncTGrolie out the county jail approbation o f Ilfs constituents, his next SANFORD, FLORIDA incnt, jr o ih y ..grace of the. oounty eomcampaign will he the proper time to dis- us he does ere tiie next four years roll uiul three valuable bloodhounds were Im­ mlasioners. Let us take Block o f Sanford's round, nll*of which brings anymore tnlkT |cuss the affair»--------—----------------- —J— mediately pdt’ on h is'tra il. One of t h e [ good roods: .. . dogs came back two days later. The fel­ DR. R. M. MASON * *. * * There is the Orlando road having had n low might hove stolen uli three dogs In­ If Hon. Frank Clnrk amt Hon. William ON BROWARD'S ACTIVE LOBHYINO few hundred dollars s[>enton it in Sanford DENTISI Jennings Bryan decided to meet in 0. d e­ stead oT taking only two o f them. If Instead o f bunging about Talla­ district in tiie last five .years. The Orlan­ bate we would suggest thnt they name i 'linin' 19 hassee trying to influence legislation, Welborn Block do end has had several thousands in thnt ex-Goyernor Broward would emulate Sanford for tiie meeting place. Jackson­ Tm: Herald would like to T tio w if Hie ■ Sanford. Florida time. The “ patching" on our end o f this the example of ex-President Roose­ ville had a colllson between two locomo­ public school building will beenlnrged this velt to the extent of withdrawing him­ mud was just sufficient to make it pass­ tives during tile Fair and the next best year, increased accommodations ure ab­ self from the scene of his recent jk>able for tho Orlando aiilolsts eikruutc to Rilimcium ought to come to Sanford. liticnl activities, he would certainly A. C. HART solutely necessary, and the trustees should the East Coast. Celery avenue is a good be doing tiie proper caper, the one get busy at once. We understand that the innrl road for three miles. Whenever a S U R V E Y O R A N D DRAUGHTSMAN tiling best calculated to quiet his cu e-, Editor McKenzie, of the i’ ulutka Herald reason tills was not accomplished last mies and retain his friends. The exclaim of injustice in the distribution of Level lu* oml Cruaa-Sectttniiu* lur Primait governor shows bud Judgment, to say says that Paiuiku is growing so rapidly summer was the inability of the trustees road funds for Sunfonl is made tl&ls marl ' « Sjufmllk the least, in interfering with the ad­ the old clothes do not flt, and she will soon to issue acceptable bonds under the exist­ rouil ig handed out as an unanswerable ministration o f his successor, and SA N F O R D . FLORIDA ' dun tier sheath gown. Heaven forbid t ing statute, and that an amendment to tiie refutation. Now the fact is tliat this road his recent efforts to Influence the legis­ The idea rtf such n demure maiden of thirty present law was necessary. The iegislalature In the selection o f presiding would in at) probability never have t>ecn olfloers are being severely criticised, long summers disiMrting in a sheath gown I lutive session is.one-third past nnd we be­ built if Orlando had not wanted a good W. G. HAMMOND Tiie ex-governor may not be able to lieve no corrective measure has yet been Let .us to prayer. highway to the East Const. It would be go to Africa and hunt the lion and Introduced. We know that our senator ARCHITECT unfair to the "powers that be" if we did ourang-outang, but he could hie him­ self to tiie fastnesses o f his loved not admit also that wc have had two ele­ County division does not seem so-diffi­ and representatives will \leem it pleasant Office with Murrell &. Miiiihew Everglades nnd spend his enforced gant sand roads constructed for us within cult this session of tiie legislature us for­ duty to [rush this ninttdr. hut 9 m trustees retirement from the cares of state In Pico llulrl Bluet the Inst six months: Beardall avenue and merly. Many pi the counties in Florida must not lose sight o f the fiict that a teasing the rubber-necked heron, the road to Monroe, The native sod banging away at the hell-drivers and are too large, and the portions fnrthest measure, however simple, must travel a doing his utmost to secure a specimenwhich in itself is a fair roudhed hus been nway from tiie county seat urc left out regular route through the two houses,and limpkin for Representative Carter. •F. T. WILLIAMS beautifully macadamized with six inches when the good things are handed out. •he passage o f any measure requires co n ­ In bucIi an occupation he would neither siderable time. The later in the session of soft white sand from the bottom of the County division is a real live topic. harm himself, the stiite, nor the is Introduced, the more difficulty our SU RVEYOR Utlil CIVIL EN'UINKKR ndjoining ditches. This evidences the birds.— Paiatka News. high order of engineering talent tiie com ­ su^ au s*. 8 U1 fLlU s*. . •Editor Uully, of )Tlm Sanford Herald, representatives will have ill securing Its | All o f which it true, but it is rather missioners send to the Sanford district difficult for the flies to keep away from promises his people a daily next fall. [•assage. The trustees should mil embar-, ------------S A NTOK n r »«** the legisluiorsliy lielaying tills matter We do not know whnt these two cell muse u citv in n aiip- (lutxl fur you. Hfuihcr Holly! The Press is hruicd highways cost the county hut feel pressing lobbying lost year are most a c­ figuring on n similar deal for (lie good Mm S itui Um i * " * Sam BiÀletiAM assured that the work could have been tively engaged In the same practice this people o f Lee. We ore growing rapidly, U. S. M arshal's Sale done by private contract for nbout 9(100. year. and it is getting down.to the P uiut wheru DRS, BRADSHAW These things induce us to believe that wc do riiuch Important news occurs for a [ta­ 1o f9X k u .mi909, ¡I * coQId'accompliati vastly more in the San­ OSTEOPATH S EARLY CLOSING o r S fO R tS per to be published only once a week.__ Sanford,' FIs., si 2.30 p m., the nrrn wbrcl pa» «enter iU-smrf, AUlt«ll»r.‘ , with tier Imiit». V u ford district with our own little four mills Sanford merchants recognize the faith­ Ft. Myers Press. tine», machinery, apparel and furniture, a» »he -BanfordiJIs- -------------than the county will ever do for us with ful service rendered by their employees o®* ¡•‘i ■ ! 'Be purl ol Sanfurd. Ha Th' J lv e r -h ic w la n 'a was UjUj gt Nfliw an . F la . tn thr yearJI the six or even the ten mills if the bill nnd in a list published In todays Herald Editor Holly, nf -Tba-Hanford Herald, A u i f i i f « ______ I8 T feet Lain, and 3 3 proposed by the county '° ? _____ ________ •I® S o * ! Ion», and4U n n ion». wlh b^ w n F 3ose early tnukes a noise tike if man who expects to tl7 "*am the nam e* o f lh o«~ w Informed ihm thè bull ol ibi» should become a law. Bro. Howard takes are given. This early closing Is a jtreat lorouthlr trualred luoctlcally reUiUrr fflS Ò H ."’ I SANFORD LODGE, No. 27. 1. 0 . 0. F; get out a doily paper poco tiempo. We Term» of «ule cash, pun-hater to pay for bill of the position that ouly those citizens of boom both to the employers uml employees hope so, for Holly and "Saunterer" hove sala Meets every Monday night at 7:J 0 in Ma­ Sanford who agree with hint are to he and the public is not inconvenienced any Fu» further particular^ ajÿily lo or addir«» the trick of saying tilings in un attractive sonic Hull. Visiting brethren are «* 1 « . U. S. Marth ni, accredited-with wisdom. This is one o f ns every one can make their purchase 34*íí jocksonvltle. Fia. way, and the slate press would cordially dially invited. W. S. Baldwin. Bro. Howard's failings, never having any earlier and conform to the dosing hour. ___ _ . Secretary. welcome a bright little daily from the cel­ reputation for tolerance. Our position is All work and no .play is not conducive to N otice o f Application fo r Tax Dee ery metropolis.—Live Oak Democrat. that it is much better for nil the outlying good service.and this move on the jiart of districts to have the right to levy this the merchants will be greatly appreciat­ L aw s'ofCFior?da ° r Chop,er 4888'| IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN BREAKING THE SOLID SOUTH fund by vole o f their citizens and spend ed. Nmfce U lirrrby tiVrn ih,i HtH»rl 0. Grippen. I Senator Bob Taylor o f Tennessee has a Wekivo Tribe No. 41 it locally on their own highways. Local new Idea for President Taft to try nnd Hunting grounds o f Sanford.' option is a democratic measure and if. j l , . AN O TflCR ONC LAID A\*AY ni y aille«, «ml hai infitte A¡>|>JicA(íotv break-the VUt* o H h e ;'soYid south." He wruncairîii on tiie 1st and 2nd Wednesday of earfi fur Lax deed to i»*ue in aacurdjmcr with law. Said Is good In one liistuiice T l’ should suffice With its lajt issue the Plant City A d ­ says: "1 am going to tell him that if he n-rUflcair rmbraii x the fullowlnz dr*rribnl month in Masonic Hall. Visiting if »1 for another. It is our positive belief that vance susilended publication, after an e x ­ era welcome. will give every democrat nn office, if he •if the pending bill pastes in its present istence o f one year. Editor Pratt will now i«k) Land bciti| lu^ksotl at tí¿t* iíhim >./ ii,. will give every republican a [tension, qnd Th«* ¡»»uanrr of »aid certlBcale In (|,t R1ji | form Orlando will be more largdy bene­ devote his energies exdusively to the job give every nigger a railroad pass, then the U n ie »« «»Id crn lfica tf »h a ll h r p A F f*FTFRY PITY AERIE, " z M f f i h ^ W S T m ; r - u- E CELEKY El 11 ALiurfit led iu proportion to the funds derived printing business, which he says has paid South s solidity will be at an end. And W lcnci» m «4e*sJ. iizntiure sad ms F tbU thr than any other portion o f the county. a profit ail along, while the newspaper has ‘ MeeU Tuesday nights, at 8 0 dock, that it the ouly way he can break the 23nlI day A d A bo£> M ^ «<®f tht* the J ..... ihe ................. lia ll jn (he SloneÆ ove buüvUDg. building, 1 od * That's the milk in the coooanut and that been a dead expense. •olid South.” 7 3ü 4 Clerk Circuit Court Oronac^Cuwuy!' FIs. ' F ir s t S tre e t. V ' �cD F f 01 L V TA TU I AD i n v v u i n HTTT IÌF D A T F a ra .a rri I l FROM MACARONI D ELTA Ed ito r Gets W orth iest "P ass" fo r Volti- luld Bryan Attempt to Take lip fight BRYAN INVITED TO TALLAH ASSEE Clerk If Ready to Meet B ryan In Open Debate and Settle the Great ‘ Question o f the Day It has not occurred to the general public that on apparently, harmless little resolu­ tion introduced In the house o f represent­ atives of the state o f Florida may bring the state into the limelight before all the notion. .A s the press of the state has an nounced. Hon. William Jennings Dryan has been Invited to address die legislature, and while no subject was assigned to the gentleman for discussion, coming at (his particular juncture it Is not a far-fetched - assumption that his address will bear di rectly upon the Alexander resolution re gaoling Mr. Clark.. Should Mr. Bryan nc cepl the Invitation, and politicians here are assuring each other that he .will, his speech will be his first political utterance since the election, end there is no doubt that an issue will be made upon general political principles, particularly the tariff. .. Many Democrats in tho East,and neonsid erable number in (ho West and South.will be more than ready to take up Mr. d a r k 1: charge of Populism, and press it to a con ­ clusion, thus making clear the way for new leader for the Democratic party I 1012. It is precisely because such a possi­ bility exists that the matter will assume national importance. Mr. Clark will not remain in Tallahassee awaiting either Mr. Bryon's acceptance or his arrival, for, n> the legislature has simply Invited Mr. Bry­ an to address that body, without naming any subject, or anywise referring to Mr. Clark, hc'lias no right, he says, to assume that Mr. Bryan. If he should accept, will —refer to hlm in hls’ speech to the teglsla lure. If, however, Mr* Bryan should do so. Mr. Clark will, in all probability, send him n telegraphic challenge to meet him in Jacksonville, before the peopl&oLhlsflwri "diitHcjj anil discuss the issues involved It is die purpose o f Mr. Clark's friends, if Mr. Bryan should accept and discuss the inntters referred to in Mr. Clark's speech, to propound certain questions to Mr. Bryan, among them being, whether he stands for u duty on lumber ur desires lumber on the free list; whether he stands fur a duty on Egyptian and other long >to|ileVotton, or desires this article kept on the free list; whether he stands for tariff that will protect Florida pineapples, oranges, etc., against importations from Cuba, or desires them on the free list whether he stands for* a tariff that* will protect Florida cigars and Florida tobacco or desires these articles on dm free list; and several other questions of like import. Mr. Clark says that the fight between Democracy and Bryanism is now on. and that he is only a little in advance of the people in his views on this matter, and that without doubt his declarations on this question will soon become the declara­ tions of the party. • In the meantime, interest in the battle precipitated by so apparently harmless little resolution continues unabated, and will do so until at least the 27th has come and gone, when the vote on the re solution will tie taken. Remodeling Ills R estaurant It. E. Wise is making a number o f im ­ provements In the City Restaurant, und his increased patronage demonstrates that the people appreciate his efforts to give Sanford a first-class restaurant in every respect. The City restaurant is becoming Vwy popular among the ladies, and they are guaranteed a high-class service free from the objectionable features o f many public eating houses. This restaurant ap­ peals especially to the busy people who dtv — «rfl have time to walk home for luncheon, and to the families who wish to avoid the discomforts of preparing a dinner during _ J*>f-buL weather; Everything E TU nsreitauratii is neat and clean, and the cuisine is of the best, the cost being according to die taste. Mr. Wise, the proprietor, is attentive to — the wants o f hit Quests at all times, and proposes to serve die best the market af­ fords. Flour Going Up f lour, since December first, hat risen in wholesale price about 11.00 per barret, and about $1.25 retail price. The outlook for flour the n ext three months is another rise of from fifty to sixty cents retail on the barrel. In 1008 flour was selling for $-1.7 5 .per '■barret;' T £ d a y TTls quoted at $ 6.6 0. Several reasons are given for the notice•hie rise of flour {»rices. One reason is dial in the great wheat growing sections uf the Western States the growers have formed o-Farmers’ Union, and are hold­ ing up the, price o f wheaL Another rea*°n I* that James E. Patten, the "wheat hmperor," of Chicago, Is attempting on the market. m tnous E xp osition Agoti The evils ofpres* agency work have nev­ er been so greatly emphasized perhaps than In the case of the Florida expositionfair. which'successfully closed In Jackson­ ville, March 20. The remarks o f the GaiqeaviUe Sun ore well worth reprinting; The management of the midwinter e x ­ position at Jacksonville certainly has an eye to business. In exchange for volumi­ nous notices they honored the editor o f the Sun with a ticket o f admission, but upon the only occasion he desired to use the same he was politely Informed that "pass­ es" would not be honored. It is not th? two dollars that the editor and hisson had to pay to see the fake collison o f the two locomotives that make us "sore," but the principle o f the thing. Inasmuch as the management o f the exposition at Jackson­ ville last year failed to pay their adver­ tising bills. It is also advisable to require payment in advance for such contracts, especially as the present management has thus far failed to acknowledge the. receipt of our bill for work done.— Printers Ink. From The Nereid's Special Correspondent By Wireless Telephone T. Steve Plunkett is putting a stage Plunkett hall, and is fixing it up for the atre acting. He will have Frank Clnrk and Jeems Alexander in joint debate next week. STOVES T h e F a m o u s J e w e l B ran d Erastus Bottomfelt and Muholn Crank hit« a r e - y en much together o r i o le Erastus has been matrimonially Inclined ever since his wife eloped with Jim Skin ner; lastlfnll. ----- -— *— "(Guaranteed to give satisfaction) IJr- Llh^Piters is fitting up a two room sanit^ffanirar tnpeworm patients over Buck Sweety's restaurant. She's got painted on her new sign: Dr. Lib Peters, Female Doctor, M. D., Tapeworms and Uunions Removed While You W ait." Miss Pinkey Slimmer sung a duet the Newlight choir last Sunday. Mother Slimmer is getting quite con va­ lescent from a cold on her ipngs which she contracted front changing to light underwear too soon. " "Uncle Asa Slimmer nf Suckers Corners took dinner wirfrThe AflWWrlvfltf flKmnier You don’ t have to cook Sunday dinner family Inst Sunday. These family rewhen you can get the following menu for uions are very enjoyable though Uncle Asa suffered much from flatulent colic 50 cents. Sunday, April 2 3: while here fropt eating too freely of pork wen Consommer Clear •' Mock Turtle and beans and boiled cabbage at the ■ -------------------------------- ■ run Slimmer Sunday iTinner."^ * Sunday Dinner at (he Bye-Lo Hotel tlaknt F r o h Water Trout. Maître b'M otrl Funnies Fnrtdenne SEUWM SlicvO Tomatoes Celery Sliced Cucumber* German Potato Salad Cold Slaw •OASIS Prime Rib* or Oeef, Au Jtl* Loin of Pork. Sait« Dressing Leg of Lamb, k|lnt or Drown Saner _________ or m u ________________ Bra tied T elïSërloln ^ Beef. Slewed Dum|>lingi x* Minced Ham on Toast VtCItAIUS Stewed Sugar Corn Fried Parsnitw Candied Yams Snowflake Potatoes in still AMO rASTSY, O rangeFrit ter*.- Sattarairff iTüïnl " . Cabinet Pudding. Wine Sauce noun Graham Gems Cym Dread "If You Love Your The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co * • * Rube Slashers widow is erecting a ten dollar tombstone over Rube's remains and 5 will also erect a barbed wire fence around it. — 1 ■ —■ ■‘ —’ * ~ —| Don’t Roast Her" Buy _a„HQt_W eatliec_Gas .-Range- Two londs o f slabs from the Cameron City saw mill were sold for tire wood to our citizens yesterday. J- Wife = = = = = ---- - ----■ SANFORD, FLORIDA ■ ■ — -------- ----------------------¿í¡ . “ Rufe Billingsley called on Roxana Gil­ christ lost Sunday evening and remained quite awhile. Guess Rufe means biz. The Crippen.. Music Store S a tisfied W ith Sanford D. B. Mahan left Montiay for his home in Mcchniiicsburg. Ohio, afterspendingThe winter in Sanford. Mr. Mahan has trav­ eled extensively, and CTIfirt lenving stated Htmss that in his estimation Sanford hud the Tea Iced Tea Coffre Milk most equable climate in the world. He üoors opén promptly 12:30, close 2 :00 . erected a fine house in Sanford and dis­ posed o f it at a good figure. Mr. Mahan Curd o f Thanks Low Prices. Easy Payments. Pico Block is so well pleased with Sanford that he will At a meeting of the executive com mit­ return In the early full and bring some tee o f the Library Association held on more Buckeyes with him. Tuesday, April 20th, it was resolved that the hearty thanks of the nsgociatlon be extended to Mrs. F. K. Munson and her assistants in the concert given last week for the benefit of the library. . Near at Hand to Hundreds ot The committee also passed n vote of It Is S a n ford R eaders thanks to Tiie Sanford Herald for courte­ sies in advertising the concert. Dtnt'f neglect-jjtt ttchmfr back*:'Notwithstanding the very unfavorable M '■ Backaelit is the kidney’s cry for weather the proceeds of the entertain­ help. ment amounted to $67;2G. Wall Paper, Paints and Oils. White and New "Home Sewing N eglect hurrying to their aid Means Hint urttinry T r o u b l e s follmv The thanks of the Library Association Machines, Edison Phonographs and Records, Wholesale are "Sue to the-public for the heurty re­ quickly Dire dUtrc'S, diabetes, Bright's dU Dealers in Gasolene and Kerosene sponse to Allis and other efforts for the ease. advancement of the Sanford Library. Profit by a sufferer's experience. C. R. W auhr . President.J. N. Sawyer, Rich A ve., D cLaud, Fla., says: "I have no hesitation in A. D. Dunn. Secretary. recommending Dp.m’s Kidney Pill* a* they have given me splendid relief. My M eetin g o f City Council City Council convened in regular session kidneys-were weak and gave me great annoyance on account ot the to o ire A pril 10, fit 8 o'clock p. rn. qlicnt passages o l the secretions, I also Member* present were II. R. Siemens, 1), suffered a great deal from backache E S T A B L I S H E D 1869ud had a constant, dull pain through L Thrasher, C. 11. Evans. W. 11. Hand and my loins. Som e time a g o I read about G. R. Calhoun. Members ubsent: S. Puleston and H. P. D oan 's Kidney Pills and procured them. They relieved the backaches, Are Offering Any.ami All Kinds of Florida Real Estate Driver. corrected the passages- o f the-kidney The minutes o f the last regular session, secretions and made me ic*d a great •at as Low Prices and on ns Reasonable Terms leal better." April 5, read and approved. F o r sale by all dealers. Price 50 There were no petitions und nocuinmuAs Can lie Hail Anywhere. cents. Foster-M ilburn Co,, Buffalo, nicatiomr. New Y ork , sole agents, for the United The street committee rejxmed the work States. o f paving First street (now being carried Remember the name— D oan 's— and Office on Park Avenue. befwceii First and Commercial Streets. Sanford, Florida take no other. on) favorably. The fire committee reported the need of more fire hose. -s*■{'+•;••’. • ■ K y <■<••{•<•<•-k -+-t--y+•* Resolution a'dopted authorizing the chairman o f fire committee to purchase 500 feet of hose. P lu m b in g a n d It was moved and seconded that council High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones; T h e o . J . M ille r & Son Dire Distress House Furnishing Goods S to ve s, C ro c k e r y and G la s s w a r e R e a l T he M E stat >- a r k s e A g e n c y rndfotrill^ ----- The latest out is the Early C losing o f S to r e s _._WfL-the . undersigned Tnerchnnis nml business men o f Sanford aa an evidence All Work Receives My Personal Atteutioii of public spirit and prugressiveness agree to close our respective business places and Best Efforts and offices Thursday o f each week ut noon beginning with May 1st and ending Opjmsüe City Hall _____ Thun« 2JO with Oct. 1st. 190IK Tills will allow all employees and citizens a half holiday each week for rest during the dull suinmer months: E N G L IS H We have a new line just ,iu and the- low price willmake them go. Come in • and see them. ALBERT GRAM LING N. P. Yowrll a Co. I. U William* É. E. Turnar E. Simon Garner & Rubert* Eatale M. A. Speer , A . Thompson larty P WU*on Cha*. II. Evan* Prank L. Wuudruff L. P. McCullcr tel linier IUI 1 Furniture Cu. T o n s o ria l P a rlo rs ashionable Ilair Cutting and General Barbering CAB> S A N F O R D F U R N IT U R E C O . D rin k -a D ottle o f —- --------- prt,ur naths a Spaeialty D. A. Caldwell A Sona One viti! and jmu bacante a Concert fo r Library P ic o B lo ck o p p o s i !* Mrs. 0 . P. Likens will give a concert for the benefit o f the library association In die near future, and the participants are releaning (or same. It promises to be one o f the musical events o f the season, and those attending are promised a great tree t. t Is a most worthy object and should re­ ceive the support o f everyone. Sfatateli Patron I i p r t u O ffic e B O Y S ’ S U IT S Boys’ Suits,. latest styles and shades, 3 to-* 17. ■Boy’s Washable Suits, 3 to 10. all styles.'Bloomer ’ants, 3 to 17. Boys’ -Furnishings! Capa, Etc. A1J Under Price. 341 , J. C. AHNO, ORLANDO ___ • 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 preveat illness, old. •1 digestion and give you health The Sanford Coca Cola Bottling C o., Sanford, Fla. -u-x. - V ■ ’ - ’ �THE SANFORD hCRALD April 23f, 1009 IN THE SOCIAL WORLD BRICK PAVING PROGRESSING is rimsnea rro m rrenen Avenue Hems of Enterest Concerning Society People. POINTS P U R ELY M yrtle Avenue PERSO NAL llow Celery City Vanity Fair While Away the Golden Hours — Social Gossip. Snnford society sulTers a decided loss this week in the departure o f Mrs. R. S. Keclor and Miss Charlotte Keclnr, who left for New York last Tuesday to spend the ney expect to return In the summer. Tney early fnïT to their beautiful btmgnlo alo an Lake Oru>ro. Tlieir New York address will be The Mecklinburg, GOO W est MOtlt street: ' ; * •------: 7" ** “ ________ IN SANFORD CHURCHES R j ä t l t ___. 1 The Iprick paving is going down at a rapid raleT and has beerTflnlshed from French avenue to Myrtie avenues o s far ns the first railroad crossing. They arc now breaking up the street from Magnolia to Park, and will pave this section at once, thus giving the main business thoroughfare the advantage o f the paving. The work on the street railway Is going ahead and the rails will be laid this week to the A. C. L. crossing at Oak avenue," T fife lillre stre e t’ will be paved by June 1st if the weather continues fair. Sanford hopes to have the streets paved and th6 street cars running in time for the visitors to the great Fourth o f July colebratioiL X > k X A * “ to 6 WîiCFé Devout oF fffc “ C ïtÿ'W orthlp SiindayT -The Piturn of tKi Ctnrdin Imhe City»« EMMtlr K<qwi'»l ta bring or wig lk*tr Annannaronnli iiul J ether Ch.rth N*wi to thin otGcn not tfllir thin TbnrtJijr ■fttrnoos. Drive your Wagon into Sanford Calf on C. H. Evans He can deliver any brand you want out of Our new Warehouse Without Delay— __ J.___ fir s t Methodist Re v. A. E. Householder, piiltor: church. corner Park I fth atreet; avenue ami Tilth itrret; partonage, parionage, corner Msg Seventh itreei; noth olia avenue and Sevenlii «trret: Phone 254 sei lindar morn ln| service nt II:¡ evening service. Su; :0il; Snudarr n.— school., 9:43 ... m.: Jno. K. MelUnger, Supt. Rpwurth League. 3 :0 0 Sunday even- The People's Contretal tonal ,’í . V’ . . , *. I* -J.M .Sliim on, the popular restauranteur, Rev. R. I . Kirkland, pailor: Sunday morning The Herald Ink^s pleasure In announcing I rer^o^nizintf the great need of more — — a c­ service. 11; evening aervire, 7 :3 0 ; prayer meeting that during the next social season tho so­ commodations for the many visitors to the Wednesday. 7 :0 0 p. m .; Sahtalh school. 10 a .m . J. C. Enimpiger, Superintendent. ciety column will be under the charge o f City wilf construct a modern and up to Miss Charlotte Keclor, who is fully com pe­ date apartment house on Sanford avenue* -----------f lr # t B a p tist' tent to hnndic-this department success­ nnd Fourth street. The lower portion of Rev. J. W. Boyd pnitor; Sunday, morning ae fully and give all the social events nnd the building will be used for storerooms Ice. II: evening service. 7 :0 0 ; Sahbalh whonl. 9:40 sidelights o f society in general. T h eller»..T M IV y . Sunday a uiLtlic.new •turttlHtt 1" t.1 prayer rnretlng nld lias always recognized this great phase provement for Sanford. im h o city’s development, a u d io scouring. Mlss Keelor we hove greatly strengthened H oly C r o s s E p is c o p a l Dr. N elson Dies In DeLand n department o f the paper that has here- 1 Rev. h. F. Drown, rector; A. D. Key. senior wsr-1 Dr. Vf. A. Nelson, a well-known Baptist den; Sunday morning service, 11; evening service. [ tofore been wenk. It Is difficult f o r . the 7 :3 0 ; Sabbath school. 9 :4 3 s. m .; 11. K, Whitner, minister, died in DeLand last Tuesday. Supl.t prayer inectln«.-7:90 Wednesday evening. masculine pen to fully portray the charms ’ ------: , , ' •, • , Bishop Gray will preach at the morning I und graces of femininity. Miss Keelor h a s 'Dr’7icIfl0n ,,reachcd Tft tS h ™ r M *eral monüis ago. and hlsaudden death will be service at 10:30, and administer the apos-J had experience upon severtll large dally n shock to lh It_ d U \ . 4 tìiJv. ritat-of confirm ât ion.^Mtpws-nwii 4wggetwes.-rifi<lwshWrom thr He occupied the pulpitof theOrlnndaBap­ society notes will contribute imeresting tist church several years ago. nnd always Presbyterian mutter for the feminine eye ujxm many called that city his home. He was a Bible Rev. J. F. M cKinnon.-pastor; morning servie*, subjects.' II; «veniag service, 7 :3 0; Sabbath sclmol. 0 :3 0 n. teacher in the Broughton tabernacle at m.; Ilcnnr McLaulin. Supt.; prayer meeting WedThe Welakn Club entertained the gen­ Atlanta for some time, aiid was well known nrsdny, 7 :3 0 p. m. tlemen at the Sanford House last Tuesday in Floridd and Georgia. C a th o lic — i-----------------------------evening at euchre. Choice refreshments Armour Blood, Bone & potash Armour Celery Grower Armour Vegetable-- B lickensderfer? - — 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? Ask for it, W e have it THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS Jacksonville, Fla. Rev. M. Fox, rector; services every second and were served, and the committee In charge iftli »wimhiy:enrtr m a w . 7 a; tn ; m s»s and i ~nr. L.~D. Geiger/ one o f the fore most mon, lU a . m .; Sunday school, 9 a. in.; v rip e n . 3 fulty sustained lite reputation of the club p. m. preachers and church officials in the Flor­ us hostesses, »•" ida Baptist church died at his home in MAIL BOXES Mrs. A. L Brown nnd Mrs. O. W. King Apopka on Tuesday night. He occupied The best Bax made— The Riley. DsedJ • entertained at cards last Thursday at tlte Uic pulpit ofUhe Ba(Hist-church at~Apop¿ exclusively on Route No. I. Bye-Lo Hotel,. A most enjoyable tifler- kn for tho last ten years and also edited Ilarry J. Wilson. the Ornnge County Citizen up to the.time noott wtis spent by all present. Jt was merged into the. Winter Garden Citizen. The Herald misses n worm per­ HAVE YOU SEEN THE K ILLED BY HIS SW EETHEART sonal friend in Dr. Geiger and lite whole «talo lusos a nublo citizen and Christian Earl Adams, a P op u la r'A cto r, Shot In character. The funeral services will take Jackson ville ■. place at Apopka today at 2 o'clock: Karl Adams, n well-known actor, was • <* ------------------------------- — killed in'Juckt>onvH|e, Tuesday evening by * Gel ready for. th e Hies and M o s ­ his former sweetheart. Miss Jessie Brown. q u itoes. L argest s t o c k and lo w e st Mr. Adorns is well known to the. people of p rice s on screen d ó o r s and w in dow s Sanford, having played here on several oc­ a t H a r r y > W ilson’s, i casions, Hie last tittle with the Mabel Paige *11e was to he married to MTssTlugltry in a few weeks, nnd the announcement of their engagement aroused tiic jealousy of Miss Brown and caused the act that ended JEWELER — thtryming man's career. Mls8 Bfdwn is n sister of Joe Brown, the well-known tener singer, formerly with Barlow's- minstrels. F O R ^ ------------- Henry McLaulin V / U .1 Interest to Those Religiously In­ clined— Subjects o f Discourses fo r the Sabbath. * A New Apartment House Dr. L D. Geiger Dies at Apopka J ARMOUR Ing. V v r m r Y o u c a n ’ got RESUM E O E A LL CHURCH EVENTS or q f V» i t U , ■ tW ita n n T CHAS. H. EVANS, Sales Ajient, Sanford, Florida . (Ask Him) * FRANK L WOODRUFF? Sanford’s OnlV Exclusive Shoe- Store STRONG LIN E OE C HILDREN ’ S SCHOOL SHOES Tlie Latest Fall Styles in LodlesV Gent’s and Children’s Shoes ^ ^ - Just Received * + + * + 4 -+ + + + + + + + + 4 .+ .}.+ + + + + + + + + * + + * + * + + + 4 + * + + ++ A T Y P E W R IT E R CLEAN S AND PRESSES B lock A rm ou r's Greed MY SPECIALTIES This year the exclusive contract with Armour & Co. to furnish refrigerator cars Pickard's Hand-Painted Chinn One that will stand the greatest tests | Gorham's Sterling Silver Our Monthly Rate for Club Only for the southern road» expires. For nearly Cannot get out of alignment a score of years the greedy Armours have —The best machine on the market Rogers' Plated Ware Givinti you twelve pieces n month. We will call for ami deliver your A $too>Machlnc for SliO : sapped the life from southern shippers of Elgin and Wultham Watches clothes once a week. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Self them at The Herald officeV-lierishablei hy excessive refrigerator char­ ges. Now is tiic time for concerted action by nil growers and shippers o f the South, In connection with northern receivers, to In Gold’s Barber Shop ’Phone 60 Park Avenue. North ALL GOODS GUARANTEED 3 0 0 F ir s t S t . , S a n fo r d , F lo r id a remedy this gluring evil. Refrigeration lias become us essential to properly move perishables as thtl motive |>owcr. and It is IM[ACHTOWN »nd d lI t r it t to tite duty o f the roads to furnigh this at ■id« nid fihiUt » AG EN TS reasonable rates. Roads which will not — --- »ttexti tici)>li:ie tie air Lut. WriU/tr fuit ftrticmUn »tut » kj/ tjftr at **ft. h o b o »NKV : volunturijy do this should be forced to do UKtJUIItKÓ uni:! mu m ille inj . idippioviulrvurbicnli. W«iWp to »liront in in *d»»nc * * ' ’ ' so by state vf federal courts. ' slloi TEN I)A1B FKCKTtUAt. dui in* »hu.•ut h tim« you ra'iy ride tkt U, ytlr nu) ' t i 1.!? 11 T°u ,r* **MI. not p o f i o l r u t i ^ d 'w do ■»<'¿¡¡It'to The trunk lines to the Pacific coast have ttp 11m bicytlt »»ip it tuc k to ui it our iip cn ie Juidj t u w i l t mat h n \lurtilah the hicheil trade lúcrele» .. it u it poaaible to make F A C T O R Y P R IC E S . * been forced to owning their own cars, and i i w i v o i v a i v u it one prati a^ove ne snult smell profit »höre actual attua) fattory faitory tort. tost.t> You aa*t gio to p| middlemen'» proAt* *7^tí5fjbi«ít ol UI and have the manufacturer ■cuir. why not those which go to tite productive •otic l*hmd your aerila, b O M lfl 1IOY • tucytle or • pull of tires trom ura/eur ot » V /rare unlit you r<■C arre oor caulouute and learn our unheard ol faetarw southern fields/ Neither, shippers nor fricn and rtmmrkaHa ifat u l tfftrt to ridar «Bontà, growers object to paying something extra Offlao with HOLDEN N E A L E S T A T E CO. for refrigeration, hut nil feel that such ser­ m^wma » n£fn a ijìlTr * '' «nmeo unto giara prom above Ultori U vice should be at cost, plus the interest on double U ' TV l‘ ‘ Uùd“ ,U U I 0wn «*•*• « capital Invested. They, however, object to P U__ A H,J* ! ) Hiyïyt.ba. JlltltlK S . W Wa» dii not*eif«tarir handle M unii ir:. -, F Lorida . — - . » such »UtmMwml rote» ns-nre wrnngtnrflT DB2 u from Ä Th^ - ^liti’ ‘ ior-oot " ,u u * promptly at price!Tnrangin« 113 to •ttVr~«~|l n*t hit* m illfd , 'dller enofile choln g iand p e d a l* , parta, rtpaln and litem to swell the million» ALL PURPOSES SANFORD Ladies’ Skirts ahd Gentlemen’s Clothing $ 1.25 M. P. LIPE; Manager. H ER ALD W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y ^ \ p T E M R » E S A fiE » !. C General . Fire Insurance Sänfctfd, .,0a,.,,»,- C0#SIE8-B«*XEVÄ»rS7,i1i!?S®df .30■<*“ u,,so. |Ä£a HEDGETH0RN PUNCTURE-PROOF *M AS icax-for all rcfrigefalliMir-WIten thefetiern) guvernment put a stop to this, there was no reduction in rates. Tite Armours simply pocketed tills extra moneyito swell their pile. If a i wo fit was made whenrebates were (>aid, it is but reasonable to HSdBGC tllH mien Btpinl l.r tilO rohotCS.-----Cannot Georgia, South Carolina and Flor­ ida combine and force the soutiiern trunk lines to furnisli refrigeration at the ’ cost of ice in the bunkers T . The Illinois Central, Rock Island, North­ ern Pacific und other trunk lines do this, why not those in the South T Before anotlier refrigerator contract is made drastic action should be taken. Wbo will make the first move T Why does not the Florida Shipper.s' Protective A' ^ ialion lake tllC initiative t its members are great suffer­ ers.— N. Y. Produce News. ■aa m t t tU U frte tt. 8 CHAS. H. EVANS SELF-HEALING TIBES TO IM IROoi^JC^om LY Tht rtg u U r rtta i! t r it t ot tStu tir a it SSM t t r t t i r . tu t to iu trn tu tt wt m it u lltoum u u u tltto ir tor tiJOUotA mith ordtr WJJ), Staple and Fancy Groceries HO MORETHOHBLE FROM PUNCTURES Full Line of High-Grade Cigars and Tobaccos M AILS, T a e k l o r O Uoo w ill » o t tot th o « I r ou t. S lit r «houaand pelri »old laat jr t r . O ve r tw o i ku&drcd tbouaeud ---------- "* — paira *--------uow f-------in uac. Agent for the Famous DCSOfffPFJOMfrMadelaalleltea. It It lively and easy riding.verydurable and lined Inaide will ■ «pedal Quality of rubber, which never beton» y w eigh — ____ ___ - # CLOVER HILL BRAND BUTTER _ Rotino tho think rubber tread “ A - «aut n u o ta r e otrian »B H and “ Ih " «lao dna atrip “ U~ to pro root rUn nutting. Thin tire will nattait any i make—SOFT. gLA STlO BABY tUDUtO. rquallilca being givetl J ired fabric on the ^ >perpalr,but for *d ft ri lai ug pu rpoeta we are making a apeclal ta ■price to Ih* ridar ol ont» JiA» per pair. A ll ordera ahipprJaamc day letter U received. W * ahlp C O . O. oo api. toral. You do not p a y a cent until you have examined and found them atrictly aa repreaented. *• n â t ïZ F S s ffîtiik k% t; .............üîfcü"Vîïw S a s a îS it t  ^ -.“ rr “ .r « “ .'ß,. RM — t » 7« » ord*r o pair of the»« Urea, yoti wlll Bod that they wilt ride eaalrr. run faalrr, wr»r better, Uftt lo n m w d look liocr than »»y tiieyou h m c t r r um4 or Bftn at any uric« We know that you will be m wtU pleased UuU when you want a bicycle yon will five u syour onUr. We want you to aciuS * •h*i -* ii»«ra tue —«...bAi L •!._* 4 SANFORD. FLORIDA CRUTCHFIELD & WOOLFOLK-P IT T S B U R G , P A . « BRANCHES Piano -Tuning Next week Wade, the tuner, will work I in Sanford. All .'orders sent ip tu tins Pico f i n a r / i r y r a f f * bat write ua a portal today. XX) U _______ _________________ h r n w • f v f U M or a pair of Urea from anyone until you know the new and wonderful hotel will receive attention; or if you wish oflera we are making. It only coats a postal to tears everything/ VVlUe it H O W . to make sure, drop him your order by mall | |o Orlando. J . L MEAD CYCLE COMPANY, CHICAGO, I L L —--— •** Chicago Cincinnati Jacksonville Sales Agents and Distributors SANFORD CELERY UNION Room 1G, Pico Block. 'Phone 2G9 •4F„S J ANFOR , D. , F L A . — 4 1 BRANCMtS Mew YorX Washinlt*0 Sanfuijí ■ J �' •• ■ • nV£!j59BRBRîr 23, 1909 ' TM if SANFORD HERALD Little Happerilnfs—Mention of ^ Matters in Brief. ! PERSONAL ITEMS O f IN TER ES T ** __ ____ _ % Twenty-one meals nt Stumon's for 54. V a r\-..|Vtcdiifcaday In Sanford. Are you talking about that Fourth o f I J. R. Davis o f Orlando spent Tuesday in the city. > Elegant line o f Easter cards, at the dity Cigar Store. [change, I Mr. Roy Housholder o f Tampa came I UP *° «pend Sunday with his parents,! Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Housholder. W. E. Bonfacy and Miss Geneva Bon- Dake day* Sa‘ urday» nnd Wednesdays. | WIOU1 auulll W h ippoorw ill and Clay c o w p eas at » For an up*to-date tailor-made suit, see NcGuller's New S to re . D.-Ar Caldwell &. Söns. Orders taken for roses at Woman's Ex-1 N.P. Y owell & €o li Summary of the Floating Small Talk facy of Tifton, Indiana, spent Tuesday in Int Womnn 1 Exchange, Succinctly Arranged fo r H ur­ the city. I Gamer &. Roberts are now agents for | ried Herald Readers. . Wade, the tuner. Orlando. II. B. Stanton of Atlnntn'wos in the city MEN’S . ’ NEW Remember to have The Herald follow Um ian“ u‘ R°y al Soar,e‘ *<****■ you when you take your summer trip. Mrs. R. S : Keclor and Miss Charlotte I ,* F. W. Steele o f Richmond. Vn.. was in |Kedor ,cft Tuesday ior New York, where [ Wednesday they.will spend the kuminer. the city Tuesday. Canned apples, only 10 cents nt Garner The City R estaurant gives 21 m eals ••Gee H. H. Hill for Celery City Blend k Roberts fo r 5 4.5 0, and th ey are w o rth It. Coffee, finest on enrth for 24 cents. » * * STRAW * HATS » * '. • ■„ ■M en’s N ew Ties -'V Dr. Cecil Butt is removing his dental Mr. Fielding has made the swimming See Our New Line of Ladies’ Waists and pool at (he Bye-Lo hotel a most delightful parlors from the Pico block to the rooms Whippoorwill and Clay Peas, at Sanford over F. L. Woodruffs shoe stpre. place for n coo] plunge. Open to all# Grocery G>. The best tuner in the state will work in T— r Fancy Parasols We sell the best lime nnd cement that the best dinner In th e c ity at .The money can buy. Sanford next week. Have him get your —A. E. Hill. City Restaurant fo r 3 5 ce n t«. piano ready for the summer practice. M. M. Smith has 1,000 acres o f celery 1«. McKinley edition of ten cent sheet mu* H. C. Smith o f Boston was a visitor to Inpd. Sold on easy terms. cbccity Wednesday.----C fiiir5ifv3fioutJers ni 12 Vi cents'found Orders taken for fresh eggs at Woman’s at H. !!. Hili’s grocery. Do uway with dust while sweeping car­ pets by buying Wizzard Carpet Cleaner of Exchange. __ _ Mrs. Frank Adler lefiTuesday night to W. H. Scott of St. Petersburg spent sev- join her husband ut Mulberry, where Mr. W. W. Long. t rral days of the week in the c ity .' J. R* Sewell, n prominent citizen of Win­ . • ■ !... Adler has a lucrative position. -------t it I ter Garden, wns in the city Wednesday. If you qre not Hying at th e City Res See C. A, Reed for furniture and piano Mr. Sewell re|>or(s WinterGorden ns nour­ f+++-y+++++++<.+++<.+^v'.+<..;.+-:.-:^...y+-n.++++++++++++++++++++t: ’ laursnt you are n o t living righ t. ♦♦+-f+**’+<f^+++^4"f++++4>+*-S'++4-4'<”H>+ ++*+ +'f++ +♦+♦♦♦+++♦♦+♦« moving. tf ishing. - . Bfil line of stoves ever brought tortile B oiled haiti, m a ck erel, c o d fis h and While your w ife js away, make yourself I city. Prices the lowest. — A. E. Hill. sm ok ed halllbut at M cCuller's New at home at Stumon's, 21 meals for 54. Whippoorwill nnd cow pens at 52 n bush­ C. J. Everett o f Tampa spent W ednes- S tore. el. _ — Sanford Grocery Co.__ F. J. Terry, the tombsto _dsy.inibe_cUy; ATnerttiti alarm cl6cksTor~B5c at FerDan. G. Pleasants, one of the most |>op^ lando. was In the city several days this Garner A Roberts handle Chase & Son- utur insurance men In the state, was in nnld's. week, erecting u Woodman monument ut born's lea and coffee, the best on enrth the city several days this week. Armour's star hams, l^cen ts |H*r|>nund. Lukcview cemetery. John E. Abbon of Columbus. Ohio, spent This week o n ly / — Sanford Grocery Co. If you want a firsi-clntts tailor-made Buy n meal ticket, and eat you; Sunday Tuesduy in the city. Six O 'clo ck Closing suit for 512.08, call at D. A. Caldwell & dinner at Stumon's. Sunbeam corn can be bojyiht for lOcts. Until further notice our store will close Sons. Gas nnd gasolene stoves, wheelburrows, a can nt Garner & Roberts’. I nt 8 p. m. Fresh Mackerat at H. H. Hill’s grocery sewer pipe, claV nnd cement tile, (lower W. T. Upchurch, a prominent citizen of 34tf Tin: Geo. H. Fernald HardwareCo. _ The Zadinry Lumber Co. bus purchased pot»,__Try uur. p rice s._____ f— Jackswivilie.-waB-in the-oity-Toesdayj----The Geo. H. Fcrnald Co. the Markham tract of limber nt Paula, and .lO-ti ' N otice Not the ch eapest, but th e b e s t—a re will erect n sawmill upon their new jwsMrs. R. C. Maxwell and little daughter, Finest carnation plant nt big reduction the meals served at The City Resstession at once. nnd Miss Ne|f Whitner, left Thursdny for fur the next thirty days. Choice $3 per tsurant. \ _________ \____ : Florida |>eople better seeSunTon! Celery Gulfport, Mtss.~ Mrs. MaxWcIFs“old home. d o z e n s Call and see me. Celery uvenue. A. M. Tyler, n prominent hotel man of Delta Lund Co.'s property before buying Where they expact to spend the^umtirefr j DrTAlilridge's gnrden.Ft .Wayne, Indlann. is spending u week We Imve anticipated —Mrs. E. R. Ratlife. truck forms. ’ —J . N. W iutnik. Fresh fish on Fridays and Saturdays at I33-3tp 'In the city. 38 Wade makes frequent trij>s to Sanford. S. C. Richardson's. Lciller block. , , N otice A little money now and a little now and Write him at Orlando. If you want to sell or buy city lots, city The Siiimon family will not go away then is the way to buy celery land. See A. K. Cussll has returned from u trip property, celery farms, see N. H. Garner. this summer. They will continue tu . ruu M. M. Smith for ivirticulnr*. through west Florida and Mississippi. A fine new mirror has been Installe4 at their restaurant, as they Imve plenty of Tlie famous Elgin Creamery Butter for Rex is glad tp get buck to Sanford, where the soda fountain in the drug store of L. hoarders, and will ncconmtoftlitemtfc who Needs and Bought Our sale nt W. W. Long’s Grocery. life is worth living." R. Philips. This greatly enhances the ap­ want 21 meals for 54. W. A. Zachary and A. D. Zachary, prom­ Stock of —J. M. Stumon, Prop. Buy . Henry Clay Flour of W. W. Long. pearance of this popular resort. inent citizens of Tallahassee, spent sever­ Restaurant, corner of Palmetto avenue The best on earth. , Apterite kills cutworms. Broadcast 100 al days tills week in the city. and First street Bake day is Saturday, ut the Wonfan's lbs to acre, and be free of this pest. Go to II. II. Hill for everything in the Exchange.________ Fernald Hardware Bo. grocery line. -. — —S —Mr. ahd Mrs. F. J.Symes nnd duugliter, Mrs. S. P. Styles (ms returned to her Miss Sndir, have gone-tn~ their summer |huiTuTtlfrutilavlTTF, ' TTyv. speli Cuihrie were among the land-buyers In (he home in Michlgun. We regret Hi lose these several months witli her son.W. H. S tiles« city this week. ’ ' estimable jieopte from our midst. Out they Just in. Full line of Heinz's preserves All Local A dvertisem ents Under This Ituvc you seen the latest tilings In will return in the early full to'Snnford and pickles, nt McCuller's new store. Heading, on e Cent a W ord Each Issue "refrigerators—all s te e l—at Harry J where "life is wortli living." Wonderful soil fiiniidntit. AjVierile, will W anted.— Three white men for inside Wilson's. Now is the time to buy your four-inch save your crops. Ask tlie Fernald dry work. — P lanters’ Mf'c Co. AND School pennants nt the Woman's Ex sewer pi|ie for mains. Big slock on hand. Hardwure Co. about it. W anted—Celery growers and (nickers change. r T — A. E. Hill. S. J. Broer left Monday, for Bartow and on rich muck land. A fine opiwriunity. See Imiid-palnted shore curds ut Wo­ other points in South Florida. Mr. Broer Address Noel A. Mitchell, St. Petersburg. Milton Cohan nnd P. D. Young of New Fla. • 35-4 York s|ient Tuesday In the city. man’s Exchange. bus been connected with the store of Chus. W a n t e d — Everyone , to know that the The finest mid most complete line of Garner & Roberts are making many ad­ Knnncr for several yours, and will be great­ Ullckensdcrfer typewriter is the best on candies and cigars are kept on sale by ditions to their new meat market, and this ly missed by his many Sunfurd friends thc-mnrkel.. Sec them at The Herald o f­ All tu Suit YOU mid YOURGamer & Roberts. department is now in churge of Mr. Strick­ who wish him success in his new .field of fice. Sanford land is moving in thousand acre tracts. N. P. Y Ó W E L L ; X1 Can Fit you For Our Store ‘ YOUR Si 1 Shoes, Furnishings land. formerly of DeLand. Mr. Strickland labor. T horoughbred Eggs for Hatching— White Pocket-book Wynndots, White Leghorns, Buff Leghorns, is n first-class meat cutter, uml_will prove Have you put in your bid for the sewing and Buff Rock. $1 for 15. Apply to J. F. n valuable addition to tlie store; of Garner machine at E. A. Helfield Co.’s t Ann!, Sanford. 2 8-8 Spring is opening up and & Roberts. * Planting time is here. M. M.Smith wil If you want a first-class, typewriter ut Home investors put your celery money sell you land on easy terms. The Geo. II. Fcrnald Co. bus the finest a moderate rice, call at Tlie Herald office, you will he compelled to and Inspect the Bllckensderfer. Tlie best line of fishing tackle in town. CaU. and in Celery Delta Land Co.’s iupd: See .,., * , ' » “V » ■ —* The band concert last Friday evening in nnd most compact machine on thomarket. —J. N. W hitner. aet ub. ' — — 31-tf come out in a New. Outfit the park was greatly enjoyed. A shower Lost— BclweenYowefi’s store andSchunN. H. Garner lias a bargain on French kept many people at home, but those who J. V. Wcedeu leaves today for Wakefield, pert's residence, gold-framed eyeglasses R - 1., where he will spend tlie summer. avenue und «.Eleventh street. Ten city braved the elements were amply repaid nnd chain. Return und receive reward. Why not let us supply your Mr. Weeden has been very successful in lots. See him ut once and get your choice. by u fine program. Under Conductor MaxFor S ale.— P. M. Elder of thcCeleryav - bleeds? 3 4-2 w die trucking business, and expects to return well the Sanford band is becoming oncbf«| enue cash store lias 2 00 bushels of pens in the eurly fall in time for planting. Clerk Scott who has been in charge of the best bodies of musicians in the state. for sale. 34-tf "There is nothing new under the sun" Our Own colfee, the best 25 cent coffee tile scavenger service for several weeks, F or S ale — 200 bushels cow pens. See Wanted.— Three while men for inside as before buying. Whittaker &. Burnett. on (lie market, for sale ut Garner & Roberts' has tlie city so thoroughiycleaned tliut tlie dry jobs. —Planters’ Mf’g Co. But none of the Goods under stares only. truBh wagon is unublc to get a load, and F or S ale —Good property, now bringing Lake Mary,'Florida.* twelve per cent Interest on investment. Some interesting developments are tak- will probably be dlsconlined in duily ser­ pm^moLarihilLIb-and inuch Gevenly-five bushels of «Jbw Veas for ^ JLiL-GAXKJ«. Sanford:— vice. Mr. Scott deserves great credit for lug place this week in Sanford in the way qi, at k ,-A#-Heftield~Co.‘s. For Sai l.—10(f acres hummbek 'land. NEW und up-to-date Some miscreants stole the photos and an 12 acres cleured, small house and, liyru partmenl. next week for particulars. on place.' - F lowing well cimGc-fimh Near oil {minting of the battleship Florida h The Royuj Tailo[ 8._hrIlliil. uf clothing railroad. '• Address. Francis Karel, Sanford, We don't charge anything for u look. ■*" fftWisYFie time to buy yopr Hub-inlu billboard nearNewlan's drug store means perfection. See samples nt D. A.; R. F. D. No. 1. 33. tm « ! luiiiL See M. M. Smith. Coine and investigate b e fo r e Monday night.' Tlie pictures were the n . _* * Caldwell Bt Son’s. „ F or S ale — Five acres of good celery property of Millar Bros., who have offered J. H. Cuslle, the irrepressible Doc, left buying elsewhere The Sanford Grocery Company will re­ a reward for (he same. Such pranks are land aU in cultivation. On the Sanford this week for his home in Cunastotn.N.Y. & Everglades Ry. about 3 miles from the He will return in the early fall to farm bis move their meat shop from the rear of the not conducive toward giving Sanford's city. Will be sold in the next ten days ^ e ry land, and also purehuse more for store to the front of the store rootn formerly boys a good name. The ¿uilty ones should I for 53,500. Call at the Herald ufflce for. __^ Meads In New York. _________ ~ occupied a* a ware-room. This wiU give be apprehended and be made to puy'the the meat department more prominence. penalty. ( # For S ale— Choice Jersey cows for sale Only 5 L50 fo r a 21-meal tic k e t a t Manager Stri pling is making manyy nhnnges cheap. Now fresh or will be soon. Also Rend the Sunduy dinner menu o f Bye-1 Hie City R estaurant. The m eals are Rhode Island Red eggs for hutching. Cir­ in the two store rooms, and pro| eposes to worth m ore. Lo Hotel, . 36-tf cular free. C. F.Ward.Wlnter Park. 2 9 tf give the people of Sanford tlie best there R. II. Mulrheadhas opened a grocery I Mr. and Mrs. B. II. Vogt of Eustls were is in groceries and meats. For Sale— Boiler, pump, and engine, 0 Is one block from 1st horse In good condition, and will be sold store at Brisson's siding. Cucumber and | n 11,6 Thursdny en route to Washing­ Three ca n s o f to m a to e s f o r 2 5 c at cheap. 28tf street, but it will pay crate material for sale. 38-3 ton. where ihey will s|iend the summer. M cC uller's New S to re . —Sanford Machine & Foundry Works. you to call and see the H. C. Ramsey who has been In the city I Mr. Vogt, although nearly eighty years Rhode la Island Rtu eds — Clioice N. -W>- Fry -represented the Sanford (IU„ •m ..ri!., , I # l nnuuG y in u n a rtor u i ssale a u ,,—^ huilg R. new and up-to-date cockerels, pulifets and eggs. hL?**' '* °* spry u# n youngster- Helms Light & Fuel Co. at the meeting of tlie for the past t o eeks compiling data for | fej Sanford s new city directory left for Tampa Prices low, - C ecil Gabbett. French ave~*ta *n the t>rint]ug business from early Florida Electrical Association held In Oruu Tuesday. Mr. Ramsey Is well satisfied nue, Sanford. ®°ybood, und only recently quit setting ando 21-23. type. with tlie liberal support granted by the _ Fur Pt^T__ ,llin* 1st ta Nov. 1st. eight. Fresh Geofgi/j butter. 3 5 cents a pound SsnfOTff"people. 'The '’directory will be |room house, .furnished throughout. Hot she c a rrie s .. -*- ^u y«* want five ncre* o f g o M celefy j,or sale by Garner It Roberts. completed about June 1st, and will show and cold water, gas and every improve­ “ «»d. all in cultivation, located less than ment. Choice location. Six blocks from SATISFACTION Mrs. 0 . P. Likina announces that a full a remarkable increase in the population business portion. Inquire at The Herald ~ n?e n,Hes from Sanford, at the station of GUARANTEED attendance Is desired at the Monday night o f Sanford. Tlie fact that Polk & Co. |office for particulars. ‘ be Sanford & Everglades railw ay! This practice o f the ciiorus at the residence of have included Sanford In their list o f di­ For Rent— Furnished rooms for light choice tract of land will be sold during the G iv e M e a S h a re of Mrs RoulhiUat. Also, that all the new rectories is a sufficient evidence o f our housekeeping. W. F. Leavitt, corner Elm next ten days for 5 8 ,5 0 0 . Call at The Y o u r P atronage avenue and Third street. 31-tf voices will make it apoln ttocom e, as tills standing among the cities o f the South. H®nld office for particulars. is the last practice where new voices will For Rent—Four room cottage. Apply CommercUl Street Neir the Depet f o r Ten Days Only wholesome, well cooked— are be received. She hopes it has been under­ |to G.’ W. Spencer. 38 Ten acres o f celery land on Celery ave* t»t meals served at The City Nestau- stood that all the singers o f Sanford are Armour's star hams. 15 cents per pound’ For Rent— Five-room cottage, 'furnished. fMt. nue, at u bargain. — N. H. Garner. invited to join thls'chorus." Apply People's Bank. Th is week only. —Sanford Grocery Co. • The Ladies Missionary Society; will meet at the home of Mrs. R. J. Holly this after­ noon ut ;l o'clock. A full attendance is dealrptl.. ( J _ ____‘ D. L . Th ra sh e r MRS. M. L. ALLEN M IL L IN E R Y V, T à - 1 I -* f id �Palm Beach, one. Polk, two. Putnam, one. Counties to Be Represented Ac cording to Population St JUUITMIe: Santa Rota, one. Sumter, two. — Suwannee, two. A FIGHT fO R R EPR ESENTATIO N St. Lucie, one. * Taylor, one. Volusia, one. Wakulla, one. Change Mode In Many Counties If Bill Walton, one. / Passes— Orange Will Re­ Washington, one. * • main The Same * Sec. 3. All lows and parts o f laws In In the Senate Saturdny, just before the Conflict,w ith _lh e_ provisions - o f this - sot Key West, Introduced what will probably he, and the some are, hereby repcnled. become a "disturber o f the peace*' that is, New Design for Government Bills a renpportlonmcnt bill. A reading o f the A new plan has been adopted by the bill does not disclose nny objectionable United States'trensury department with features since the apportionment appears regard to the design on bills and coin cer­ to lie equitable and In accordance wlifT tificates, carrying into effect a scheme of population, but it is an utter impossibil­ uniformity in portrait and general design ity for any man to prepare an npportionfor notes o f the same denomination o f . mem bill that will suit all Ideas, and tills each class.- A t present there are nineteen one is hardly likely to perform any mir­ different designs for United States notes acle in that regard. Therefore, a fight is looked for from counties which, by the and certain certificates o f various denom­ reapportionment. will lose any represen­ inations. Under the new plan there will tation numerically. The bill is as follows: be only nine, and the artistic quality of -greatly enhunced. All classes o f notes of each denomination will the State Into Senatorial Districts and Apportioning Members o f the House of have the same portrait which will not ap­ pear on uny other denomination, narw iil Representatives. Be It Enacted by the Legislature o f the any portrait he used which will not b cim inedintcly recognizable by nlmost every State o f F lo rid a rr—r Section 1. There shall be thirty-two person handling money. (32) senatorial districti/ Wht&rsfinll' be — The- $t-BltverccrUncdte^wlHhnve .the represented each by one senator, and jwrtrnlt of Washington; the $2 silver cer­ designated b y iiumbenLancl lie composed tificate thnt o f Jefferson: the Sit noter UOAKDING CELEKY. SANFORD, FI.A ■ en efrot- the counties mentioned and whether certificate or greenback, that of named after the several numbers, as fol- Lincoln; the $10 gold and sliver certificate and United States note thnt of Cleveland; It Makes No Difference What You Want or Where You the $ 2 0 that o f Jackson, the $ 3 0 thnt o f The First District (1), Santa Rosa. Grant; the $1Q0 that o f Franklin; the The Second District ( 2 ) , Escambia. $ 5 0 0 thnt o f Salmon P. Chase; the $1,000 The Third District ( 3 ) , Walton and that o f Alexander Hamilton. Holmes. .. The eagles, the buffalo and the Indian th e Fourth District (4 ), Jackson. head, which have proved to be easily The Fifth District (3 ), Liberty. Franklin anti o n -T e n n s-th a t- n reH iigh t-------counterfeited, will disappear. Theclnsses «nd^Vakulia.;-----------*— ------------ V------- - 1 o f notes will be differentiated by color nnd The Sixth'District (0 ), Gadsden. by other distinguishing marksr-r—-----------The Seventh District (7 ),P o lk .-----------Get th e Genuine The Eighth District ( 8 ), Leon. When you wish to buy TheSnnford Her- __The Ninth District ( 0 ) , Hernando, and uld, a Stetson hat, Sanford celery, a ButPasco. The'tenth District (10), Madison and terick pattern, n package o f Quaker oats • or a can o f Royal baking powder, would Hamilton. • The Eleventh District (II), Hillsborough. y ou -feel satisfied if your dealer should The Twelfth District (12), Taylor und send you some other brand for the same money, claiming thiit It was "just utgoodT" Lafayette When you put down your nickel for n The ThlYteenth District (13), Dade and bottle o í coca-cola, will you expebt coca­ Palm Beach. . , The Fourteenth District (14), Columbia. cola or some other “ just as good" Imita­ tion T The J-'ifteeffth District (15), Bradford. ■ The Sixteenth District (10), Nassau and No real good article has ever been put D e s i b y T sst (o r G r o w e r » . ^ Baker, • on the mnrkct, thnt there .were not imita­ UftrO «Ills Iprny conlinifbunly nrr froUsed In Uncle Sam 's Pulnt Shop unti Iiim-v U 1 T|ie Seventeenth District (17), Suwnu- tions mude after It, nnd the more Imita­ During the past year the II. S tions there are, the better is the guaran­ Nuvylnisconsumed (¡ÍU,OOO i*tmnrts tee for the wliolesotneness of the original, —— — The tngtnecnlh Dl&irlcf (I8J,T>uvnl. and also there was never an imitation The Nineteenth District (10), Orange. made to equnl the origlnnl. The Twentieth District ( 2 0 ), Marion. There have been on the market more The Twenty-first District (21). Levy than two hundred cola drinks, and what­ mul Citrus. The Twenty-second District (2 2 ), Jef­ ever their name may be, they are nothing but Imitations of coca-cola, trying to profit ferson. . ' The Twenty-third District (2 3 ), Lake from the tremendous favor coca-cola lias slid Sumter. with the public, on account of its superior i The Twenty-fourth District (2 4 ), Mon- qualities. _ !■ T llO S U Tlie Twenty-fifth District (2 5 ), WnshTalk about cocaine in coco-cola, the state ; VARNISHES. ENAMELS and other CITY OR TR U C K L A N D S Want It W E H A V E IT H O W A R D -P A C K A R D LAND Hardware and Farm COM PAN Y Im plements WELL DRIVING _lV.c_Iiavii-lilt*. and best cquippi'tl plant for driving wells in this section of tin* country nnd ¡ire prepared tit fill all orders promptly. Our machinery is up-to-date •had our workmen are skilled in the work. t/ /^ In g to n and Calhoun. __ _ The Twenty-sixth District (2 0 ), DeSoto and Lee. The Twenty-seventh District (2 7 ). Mnn* ntee. The Twenty-eighth (2 8 ). Volusia. , ^ The Tw enty-ninth.( 2 9 ). Putnam und Clay. The Thirtieth District (3 0 ) Brevard and St. Lucie.. Liberty, one Madison, two. Manatee, one, Marion, two. Monroe, two. Nassau, one. Orange, two. Otoeola, one. matter oí fnvór, but o f QUALITY rise's, LUCAS 1110- SW VO ^ r o llt r liip ld t illli t 111*¡ T b t‘Sl - |(j()VllÍULÍ |>r¡CCSt Iliter* licfoft* Ur. Abbot, state chemist of Texas last year, said that out o f eight cola drinks ex­ Osceola, amined by him, coca-cola was the only | one without cocaine or artificial sweeten- | The Thirty-first District (31), St.Johns. TheThlrty-second District (3 2 ) Aluchua. Sec. 2. There shall be sixty-eight mem ­ bers of the House o f Representatives, to be apportioned mining the several countiesas follows: Alnchna, three.____________1_____ ^ — ■ baker, ¿Tie! — Bradford, two. ____ Brevard,-one. ------- --— ‘ : TT . Calhoun, one. Citrus, Wue. Columbia, two. Dade, one. DeSoto, one. Duval, three. Escambia, three. Franklin, one. ' Gadsden, two. * Hamilton, one. Hernando, one. Hillsborough, three. Holmes, one. Jackson, three. Jefferson, two. Lafayette, one. chemist of nearly every state nod the de­ portment of agriculture havcnllpronounced it (Hire, with not a trace of cocaine, and only about one-third as much caffeine to the bottle ns a cup o f strong coffee con­ tains. Therefore, if you wunl what you pay for. when you call for a bottle of coca-cola,lie sure and Inspect the crown or bottle for the well-known trade-mark, nnd do notal­ low him to palm off something ou you which he c u n jy o bahly buy fur lessmonoy "Get die genuine. Sanford .Cocn-Cola Bottling Co. S,-Runge,-Sec. and Tiens. f* Asparagus, Lettu^.^QjiIons, Cauliflowers, tier, etc.Tin Sanford, pays 1 Sell the Land— Your.Brains, Money, and Muscles Mako» Ihe-Crop, u n d ' Ih e P r o lit BUY A W HITE STEAMER The Ladles' car; No Cranking; No Smoke; No Odor. The car that can be driven with clean clothes. The cor iliHt itocs ami m ines on all kinds of roads without balking. The car (hat-eilently glides along and does not vibrate. IM P R O V E D IR R IG A T E D F A R, M S - U N C I *. * * • * • F lo w in g W e lls on A ll Celery Delta and other Desirable Trpcts in Blocks to suit Purdumer. J . N . W H IT N E R Prices and descriptions upon request- F ir s t N a tio n a l B a n k B u ild iiy �|lsViflé*.w * .|k 23, 1909 nnn DfWl UUUU iiu h u THE SANFORD HERALD mmm i u rn i l i iu I Notice of Application fo r Letters Pat- Notice t ent fo r MThe Crescent O ra n < »'t«m . I v in itr S O. Chase" J. C. Chase. excellent advice on tho care and MBitroctlon o f roada ia contained In (hB following aet o f aoggeaUonB road supervisors, w hich w ere com piled bT Robert A. Meeker, atate BUporroada in N ew -J e ra e r:; Pon't1leave graaa and w eeds on the jjiouldera and In tho gutters. Don't dig the mud out o f the gutters and throw It upon the road. Don't leave dirt In piles on the road. Don’t throw graaa and weeda upon the road surface. Don't dump stone or gravel on nn oM rond without flrat preparing the lorface to -re c e iv e It, because you thereby enuso willful w aste and w oefu l wsnt. Don’t place new material on the road arlthout leveling and shaping It bo that tho grade and cross section o f tho road a a mil lho new material. O ne-balf o f tho money spent Is wasted by thin method. Don’t put now material on nn old hard road surface before llrat picking or loosening the old covorlng. It Is good for the qunrryman nnd gravel owner, but bad fo r tho taxpayer and read user. Dou’t try to do work w ith ou t proper . tools.___ H. W. Herndon. Sanford. Florida. March 29lh 1B09. PaaroGco C in m x or 'T u t Cksczmt O iancc C W ahy.*’ lit. We. Ihe undersigned have hereby associatfd ourselves together for the purpose of incurporatng and forming a corporation under the laws of the Stoic of Florida under the name o f T h e Crrs**»• Orange Com pany." wit!» In principal place of business at Sanford. Orange County. Florida. end. The general nature and character of the business .toh e carried on by said Company Is to hoy, sell and lease renl estate; to purehaie, plant. Improve, operate and sell orange groves; to buy nno sen oranges: oranges; to toercci __ ___ _ _ nd sell ereft and use packinghouses; hnd to pack fruit for shipment; to coni tr a c t* od operate tram roads over property owned or leased by them, or from which they nro to gather fruit; to own nnd run steamboats for the proper carrying on of their business; and to do such other nnd further acts necessary to the successful operating of the lusineas above mentioned. 3rd. The amount of the capital stock of said Company shall be Fifty Thousand ($ 3 0 .0 0 0 .0 0 ) Dollars, divided Into five hundred shares of the par value of $100.00 per share, and Is to be paid in cash or in tnml nnd orange groves nt actual cash value; all stock to tie paid for In full when issued. 4th. This corporation lu exist for one hundred years. Sth. The business iness o f the Company Is to be managed by a BoardI of Directors o m ittin g or not less than three or more __________________ ore ithan, seven In number,_________ and the IblMwfw office»*, to v r lt :-A Pres Ideal. Vice-Presi­ dent. Secretary nnd Treasurer, wlm nrr to lie elect­ ed on the first Tuesday In July, 1000, and Che first Tut-sduy In July in each and every yrur thereafter; and nre to hold their offices for one year nnd until their successors arc elected nnd oualllled. D ie persons who are tucundud the builnrss until the Ursl election Is held and officers yuulUiud are: S. i! Frealdent; J. C. Chase. Vice-President; '. W. Herndon, Secretary ami Treasurer. Oth. D ie highest amount of Indebtedness or liability to which this Company may at any time subject Itself is $50.000.00. ________ — We do herrhy subscribe fur the number of thurrs of stock In said Compnny set optiositc our names nnd residences, to-wli: i. O. Chaw-. Sanford, Burkin Flfly shares ™ T Chur«-, Jn, k,i,n> die. Hu Iv. i nly-live shares Dou’ t leave your acarlllor In tho nbed. . W. Herndon. Sanford, Fla. Twenty-five shares Don’t forget to use you r sprinkling 1h Wirara Wtuanir, We have hereunto set our hands this the 30th day of March A. 1).. 1000. wsgon. In presence; * S. 0 : Chase Don't let your steam roller be Idle. A s t n l P r h u r 1 ^ - ^ ' kcQ usU I. C, Chase Don't think any old tools nro good As to J. C. Chase ( j , „ F, rwrM /, W.JIcrmJon As to S 0 . Chase jW m . Leffler ' enough for road work, A B. W. Herndon IB. F, Whitner, Jr. Don't use dull picks, broken shovels, STATE OF FLORIDA. OF ORANGE. dull scraper blades or broken and COUNTY Before me personally came S. O. Chase nnd D. W. leaky steam rollers. Herndon to me well known as two of the tierMins who signed the foregoing Articles of Ineurpuralioii. Don't waste your rainy days. nnd acknowledged that lliey executed the same In Don't let w ater stand o n y our road , iluul faith fu i-tiic n m *ju »d-pur pu*w -therein-setoh't try to repair a road I n dry lorth, In Wirniss Wiiutuir, I have hereunto sci my haod weather without n liberal use o f water. and official seal this 27lhday of March. A. I ) . 11(4)0 U. F. WiriTNi*. J«., Notory Public, My CothmUsion L ip in s February Uth. 1013 STAFF; OF FLORIDA, COUNTY OF OU VAL. lie-fore me personally carne J. C. Chase to me well kuuw uas una uf tiui pcrmus-wlui ligmoL the fare going Articles of lncorpurntlon. und ackmiwkdgid that he executed the same 4n goul faith flirtile uses and purimars’ lherein set furth. I Wimrss Witwnir I have hereunto set my 1 ami official seal (his 20th day uf March, A ll .1000 F\ H. Fanwiil, Notary Public State nf Flurida at Large. My.Commisslun Expires Nuv. (1. Hill. I •A* N otice o f ,A ppllcutlon lo r Tux Deed Under S ection 0 or Chapter 4 80 0, Law s o f Florida Notice is hereby ttlvrii that 1. V. Slenstrom, pur­ chaser of Tax O rtiticatr No 324. Oattni I hr 3nl ilay of July A, D. 1003. has lllnl sai<l it-Mtlu-nir ' l ray ulficsam l has niadr application for tax <lml to Issue ln ocitinlnocr with law..,5ftW STflUlrali* rmtirncra the follow Itig drscrilml property siluatnl in Orange county. Florida, id-wit: ih-ijlnnlng 30.04 C h s-E -u fS . W .C -w .-rfS«- 36, Tp IftS . H. 31) E. W. ISC hs . N. 15 Chs . E 7M Chs . S II. . E tl.34 Gits to K K . S w . by along W. stdr Of right of way to lirginnlng 14.07 acres. Tli said land U-Ing usseistsl at thr date of t fir Istu ance of such n-rtlfirnle in Uir. iu m > of G. H. Lind slry. Unless suit! trrllfiralr sliull Iw n-drrmrd an-ording to law, tax d m l will issue thrrrun on the 3rd day of May A. D 1000 Wltnrss rny official slgnaturr and sral (Ids thr 30th day uf March A. D., I0U0. li. M RmiNMM. IsrAt) -4 Clerk Circuit Court, O rang^-Linty. a BOAD LEFT TO TAKE OAKS Or 1T8KLP. Don't allow culverts o r pipes to be­ come chtiki'd up. Don’t allow tho outlets o f uutlerdrnlus to become stop[>cd up. Don’t let w ater‘get under n road. Don't let ruts form. Don't let tho road loso Its original cross section. Dftn't let the shoulders get higher than the ceutet aLtlio road. Don't fail to widen jo u r (Ills nt ev ery opportunity. No better place for tho tnUtb grass nnd weeds taken o ff the Bind than ou the aides o f high em tank merits! Don't use guard rallB If you enn get dirt to widen your road. Don't bury a atone road under mud. Don't crown your road so high that ho one will travel ou the hides. Don't forget that the entlro w ld th .of the road Is Intended for use. Don't expect n road to tako care o f Uaelf. Don't fall to locate all good repair Otterlal lying on or near th e /o a d . —ihint wall until you nro ready to go «> work before you procure tho nsces•*ry materials for repair. constantly, changing you r twd gang. Don’t let experienced men g o sim ply h> give some on* a J o b . ^ * Don't lo s e sight o f tho fa ct that road I»Mng la n trade and learned. must bo Don't guess at the am ount o f mate™ required. Measure and know., v « 0n'!.dcpeni1 on »om e one else to tell what the condition u t youE_J©ftdJI In the Circuit Court o f the 71 udiciui Circuit o f the S ta te o f Flo da fo r Orange County C h f of ^Sanford. ) mil fn Chancery to Fjiforce M Ft llrrmion 7 Tax IJen To ihe defendant. M. D.Bronson: It uppearlng from the affidavit of the City Solki tor of the City of Sanford herein filed, that he be­ lieves that you a rea non-resident of the Stale of Florida, and that your residence Is unknuwn, and that there is no person In this slate the service uf a subpoena upon whpiu would hind you. and that your uge lx over the age of 21 year*. li Is therefore ordered that you do appear In this court iu the bill herein filed, upun Monday, June 7. A. D 1000. lt lt further ordered Ihat ibis ordrruf publiratlon he publlshed once a week far elght consecutive weeks in D ie Sanfurd lleruld. a newspnper puh listo d in thè City uf Sanfurd. in Orango cuunly. Florido. Wllness my hund nnd thè Seal uf said circuii court, ibis 27lh day of Mun ti, A D. 1000. 0. M. R iiwrsuh, [ mai ) 33-8 Cierk Circuii Court, Orange Cuunly: 1 Hy M. I. Muri, Itrputy Clcrk - in Un Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial ” Clrfcûlt o f th e ô ia t e o f Florido fo r • Orange County City of Sanford, Amrrican.BuÜdingtt bun, j Tuntain AsioAT.E. Wilson J USI in Gltatterry to FJnfurceTax Linn.' To ihe defendant. Amcricaii Building ft Luun. Tuntain Association: v It appearing fn«q.4be affidavit of the City Solidtdruf the City uf Sanford herein filed, that he be­ lieve* Ihat you are a mm resident of the State uf Flurida, and (hat your residence is unknown, and Ihat there il no person In Ihll state (he service of a subpoena upun whom would hind you. It I* there fore ordered (hat yuu do appear in (his . jurt >o the hill herein filed, upon Monday, June 7. A. D. 10410. It is further ordered that this order of publication Ut-KuhUlbcd once a week fur right consecutive wee xs in T h e Sauford HèiaTd. »n e w s p a p e r piitF fished in the City of Sanfurd. in Orange uuunty. Don't fall to vlalt every road under FloridiWitness my hand and Ihe seal uf said circuit rour care ut leaat onco a week. « r i, this 27 th day of March. A . D. 1000, Don t refuse to try any new mateli. M. KaautsuM, f ss al ) Clark Circuit Orange County. niay be offered u n i« a tho 33-8 (art. Deputy Clerk. By I. 5P* > u ,i proved bad. Jon t think there Is nothing m ore to In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial usraed about ro*d building. . Circuit o f the State o f Florida ft»r , jj “ 1 for»* t that nobody know s It Orange County Don't think because you d o not bear at-com m ent» that you r w ork is not n a /b ^ flU ed ° r crlticU *d . » the esse * <rx ir b n you r work. «OQ t loe« sight o f the fa ct that good tk. one o i thc gfwstest factors ln ^ . v a o p m e n t o f s o y country. A -b J 1 forf “ t that churches and ^ caimot thrive w ithout good ¿ ¡ ' 5 2 * * MUsfled w ith kn'ythlng but City of Sanfurd j filfi fi, Chancery lo Enforce Douglas'® Matiry * T a iU e n .. Witness my hand and the seal of said circuit court this 27tn day of March A- D. 1909. 0 , If. E h m s m , I sejUl] -'V t ü G - .r . j ; , ' « "• ., f, ; C a p ita l $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Opened for business in 1906. Accounts of S jX Now handles H U N D R E J ) ___ __ Residents of Sanford and immediate vicinity MOTTO: NOTICE I "T o i® fs lr w ith both fr ia n d a n d foe, In Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial Circuit o f Flor-1 O ft y o u r o w n llttla r ig h t ! fo re g o ; Ida. Orange cuunly. In Chancery. v . It P a y é ." Justinian Drought ys Anna C. Woodbrldge, Bill to Remove Cloud from Thomas A. Johnson D tle Calvin A . Ponge and George U. Morton , ToTnoa. A. Johnson. Calvin A. Puage and George II. Morton: M. M. SMITH. II. R. STEVENS. G. S. DERRY. Prom the alfidavit of Dios. Emmet Wilton, here­ in duly filed he depuses and says: That he lx one President Vice-President Cashier of the attorneys for the complainant In the atuve entitled cause, that affiant has gorxl reason to lielleyc and dues believe thol thedrfendis.-rrvTfIBa'ii'. | Johnson. Calvin A. Puage and Geo. U. Morton are residents of »a rsH r-or* country other limn this I state, and that the resilience of them ‘ and bT each of (hem it unknown, and that there Is no person in the state of Florida, the service of a tuhpurna upon whom would hind such derrndnnts or either of them, nnd that each o f the said defendants Is over Ilie nge of twenty-one years. ' •* T 1 L IV E R Y , F E E O r S h fr It Is therefore ordered that you ami each of you be and nppear to this bill on Monday, the 3rd day of May, 1000, the same being a rule day o f thia S A L E S T A B L E S court. It ia further ordered that this notice be published {nee a week fur eight «onsecutive weeks in The Sanford Herald, a newspaper publlshrd In Sanford. H a rn e s s a nd B ug g las D la c k s m lth ln g Orange County. Florida. Witness. B. M. Robinson, Clrrk o f the Circuit -D E P O S IT S IN S U R E D A G A IN S T L O S S H. E. TOLAR Ass't Cashier 1 HAND B R O TH ER S BUI III Chancery to Enforce M. C. IHdcitfrim 1 T bx Ucn Tothe defendant, R. C. Duncan: It appearing from the affidavit uf the City Stdicl-1 tur u t lb *C ity « f banfnni herrtn flledlh ai hr be-I lleves that you are a non resident uf the S tile of I Flurida, urn] that your residence Is unknuwn. and [ thnt there it no person in this state the service uf a suh|Hjriia upun wtaiui would bind yuu, rutd that your sge is over Ihe nge of 2t years. It Is therefore ordered that you do appepr In this | court to the bill herein filed, upon Monday, Jude 7, _ ‘ *r I Pope Contracting Company _____Jiigh^Grade-riouse-Building a Specialty---------- ;jt Is further orderrvLlhat this urdex u fi published 'd m * "u week for eight consecutive I weelis In The Sanfurd Herald, a newspnjier pubDhed in the City uf Sanford, Iri Orange Ahunlyt Builders’ Supplies, Interlnrchen Snrul Alpha Cement, Acme Plaster Witness my hand nnd the seal of said circuit court, this 27lh day uf March, A. D, 1000. 1). M. Kouinson, ( stal| 33-8 Clerk Circuit Court Orange County. By M. I. Hart. Deputy Clerk Court o f County Judge, S ta te o f Florida Mlrtur 3 ) J PliuiS. ICstimutes, anil ull Infonnotion relative to Building I ■w Orange County. Nulkt? \% liFffby slvfii lo ull whom it mny con* ern thai I, jns. A. Miller, Giirmlian of Harvry Miller, a minor, will un tint 3rd day in May. A. D, 11(00. apply lo the Honorable Win. Mi County Judge in and for auk) « a ia ta , at-hi»-* m Orlanuo in aald county, at lUu'ciuck a. ns., or i sudo thereafter ns Ihe mattrr con Ire heard, for au­ thority lo sill, at public <>r private sale, all of the Interest uf said minor in the foil* rrol estate in ««id county. 4Ö-WII. I fifteen of Sanfoid, according lu the map of the Flurida Land am) Colonisation Company and otherwise known us E K TraffunFs map of Sanforti. tilling-- county, flurida. Which npfilUuitlim will tie based upon the |ietil)uti. for such sale now tat file in said muri. Dated Sanford. April 2d. A. D 1000. 33-4t Jas. A Mi u u . Guardian. t Sanford Machine i Foundry W orks' o m C E AT RESIDENTTT' | I | | THONE 201 F++* * * A 4"h+++++^® <■♦ + + + + + + + + 4 + 4--F+ + * + 4-4- 4--H--M-+++* ♦ + ++4-+♦♦ F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K OF SANFORD, FLA . H. R A N D , P r é s id a n t P . P . P O R S T E N , C a a h la r r. I. C. H U G H E S CONTRACTOR and B U I L D E R Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty None but fim-cTussTabor-employed nnd till contracts guaranteed to be In accordance with pinna afitl specifications I mm In 8ualne&v ta do Ousliies» fo r Those Who NeeiT’ My Services PoatofTle® Box 771 __ _ W U V U VVVU VVVU V U H U W U V4U U U V41 DEALERS Prepared to Furnish all Framing Material CUT TO ORDER Postorrico A d d re ss S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Wlill at C AM ER O N C IT Y , “ T H E C IT Y , R E S T A U R A N T - -(F lr t l Slr**l. 00« block from Depot opisiaite Poslofikv) l H . E . W IS E . P roprieto r ,_________ Office and works 214 Oak Avenue] *d Thane 180 j is avva aaw a a w v u u w u v v u v w v v u n w v v v v u u v w w u v v m u v v „ _____ — . Formerly Manager o f Central Cafe • - S teaks, C h o p s, O y s te rs and F is h a S p e c ia lty ]• FLORIDA ~ A P L A C E F O R L A D IE S A^NO G E N T L E M E N Old Shoes W anted 11 S h o rt O rd a rs A t AH H o u r « E v e r y t h in g F lr a t C is t a SIZES, 6. 7, 8, 8. 10 II AND 15 A ; E . Irvin ’s Shoe Qhop| ¿¡F, ila S a fe ty D apoalt Doxea fo r R a n t O R G A N IZ E D 1887 LUM BER Automobiles and Gasi Engines am again asking for OLD SHOES. will give what they ore worth i l G EO . P E R N A L D , V lo a -P r e * . B. P . W H IT N E R , A s s t . C aahlar O n ly National Bank In O ra n g o C o u n ty F u n d s P ro t^ p te d b y B u rg la ry In su ra n c e Repairing All Kinds | of Machinery |r; j K Î' LUM BER t i Cheerfully Furnished I N o t i c e oI I>iHcliitr|(t! All jiernortH are hereby notified that | on, to-wit, the IWth day o f June, 1909, T h e m janinty Truut and Saving Uank. | will aiiblv for its final discharge ua e x ­ ecutor o f the eHtale o f Loring A. CIuihc, deceuHedt to the lion, William Martin, County Judge o f Orange County, Florida, and for the approval by Haul I County Judge uf final accounting us set | forth in ita report to «aid County ] Judge’ s office in the City o f Orlando, Or&nge County, Florida. Orlando, Florida, January lfi, 1909»' The Guaranty Trust and Saving Hank, 29-fim W. M. H cstw i-k, J r., President. SANFORD. I DEALERS IN V D. 1 0 0 0 . In Re Estate of Harvey L. Miller and H o rs a a h o a ln g A U T O M O B IL E S P O R L I V E R Y U S E In th e Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial Circuit o f the S tate o f Florida f o r ; Orange County City of Sanfurd, I - - *r ^r ^ >J4or8ee eK d-M u tes-B oug ht and E xcha n g ed W f i nll>lntadJmU Ttlos. E, WiLsorr, U. M Roam**. Clerk. If rocs A Paiu ix , By M. A. Haw aid, D. C. Complainants'* Solicitors. 28-8 Coe. 3rd S t and Sanford Av*. .V -ra-J-i Peoples Bank of Notice Nc5 lw is ' S|v,,n tbst William Bodiamly. “ ,T“ «be -----— .a n t, D., 100« rth 4** ° t June. A. Ö., 1000, ha* ffled laid cartlflcate In ray o ffle t and has n t t S T T e e d l osue T .In l w accordar T n - T ^ . ^ \ i r l| t2 t 'U s i u certlflcnte embraces the following described prop­ erty * U**.,e d Jn Otange County, riorida, to-wit; Begin 10 ch i. W .o f N.-Te . Car. of U . - t . H ofS.-W . H l Ä F i 32 i TP 19- S. R. 30 E. Run W. SO Rds . . N. HO Rds. The said land being assessed a t the ______________ date o f the Issuance of such certificate In the name of A. L. tngrrson Unless said cetMcate sfinii he redeemed according to law, tnx deed will issue thrreuu on the 27th day of A^rlL A -D .. 1000. 'ilness my oRIcial signature and seal thli the 2-4111 day of March. A. *>. 1) 1000. il. M. ROBINSON. ' ' Clerk Circuit Court. 32-4 Orange County. Florida DEALERS IN Tu the defendants. Douglas A Mosley: "i aptiearing from the affidavit of Ih eC ItyS ollftfo f the CIlv n f .S snfnnl he tala filed shai hw Tevei that you are a non-resident of the Stale of Florida, and that your residence Lt unknown, and that there is no person In this atate the service of a Subpoena upon whom would bind you and that your age is over the age of twenty-one years. It I* therefor* ordered that you do appear in this urt to the bill herein filed, upon Monday. June 7. A. D. »009. It i* farther ordered that this ordrrof publication be published once a week for eight consecutivo w ceka, iss n * S ip ford Herald, a newspaper pubU h e d X f'lb k T it y of Sanford. In Orange county, Florida. w ho believe they catkl Tax Deed, S e ctio n u o f Chapter 4888, Laws i f f lo r i d a p o n y ." May a ! » W. Gilchrist. dov.rnor T i f c 3 t « * o f F l S r U Ï f * Lelteri Paient upon the diodos« ! f l i u t , , h .r.tn in t in .L f * 1*01 upon th* pr°P°*.rd Chatter hereto Ingestion? J o Supervisors on the Care of Highways. Application 9 Prompt, Clean Service Meal Tickets are Sold at Reduced Rates *» if �J. C. Anderson, shpp. to Fannie T. W il­ liams, sd., $350. J. N. W hllner and wife W a lle r J o r d a n a n d .w ir » I n P n M a rtin M in i W., VTL^» fl mtg., $250. JWiltJictand wife.to Sanford _CeF F. E. Green, et. al., to J.~t. Buxton, wi cry Delta Land Co., wd., $1. •J. N. Whitner and wife,to Sanford Cel ery Delta Land Co., wd'., $1. S. O. Chose and wife to Sanford Celery Delta Land Co., wd., $1. , A. T. Rosalter and wife to Sanford Cel­ ery Delta Land Co., $1. W. J. Thigpen to J. N. Whitner, wd., «350, __________________ ____ — E. T. Wood niff to H. E. Polk, wd.,$375 Frunces C. Dodge to Duphncy Croonts. sat. mtg., $250,Jns. Langton, et. nl., to Texas Whitlow, wd., $90. L City of Orlnntlo.vs. Geo, Williams. 11s ■jM-ndens. •Tr. M. E. Church to A. W. and N. Morcmnn, com, d., $50. -W; M:-Dease-and wife to E. B.- Keen; deed, $300. City of Orlando vs. Mary Smith, et. al., Iis pendens. Joe Cameron to W. J. Aldridge wd., $- 100. McG. CnrTowuy to Edw. T. Woodruff, qcd., $1. Belle- McOmii! wd.. $ 1. Trav. Ins. Co^ to B C. Taknsh, et. al.. sat. mtg. . B. Drew to W. J. Thig|M-n, snt. mtg., $74.50. W. J, Thigpen to Clias. V. Marsh and wife, wd., $375. * . a styles or lectures to young men and women on modern plagues, nnd deadfall in society. He will take for his text— Ex 8:0. The frogs came up nnd coyered the land of Egypt. These lectures have been published in some of our leatlitjg ^laily (tapers and we believe will be of In­ terest to our Sanford young people. The Sunday Scliot)] of our church Is preparing to give an outing- some time in May. TTlOMnwhfl c 6 me Into the Sunday School now will be intitled to a free trip on that day. The new Congregational church has be­ come a thing o f certainty. The contract will soon be let. It is to be made of con­ crete stone and will cost between $5000 and $ 0 0 0 0 about $1500 of that junount i»-yct to be-mlsed.— DrrKtrktantMsrpnslP Ing a subscription list to that effect. Then Sanford will liuve another church building worthy to he proud of*. Services at the Catholic Church Ot IV IIN S H E W R EA L E S T A T E BROKERS M, E. Weeks and w ife to T. J. Doliina, mtg., $1000. J. Pepper and w ife to J. H. Vick, wd $273. W. L. Palmer to J. N. Whitner, et. nl wd., $ 1000. B. Drew to W. j . Thigpen, sat^ mtg. I7 4 -.2 Í B. Drew to W, J. Thigpen, sat mtg. $74.28. B. Drew to W. J. Thigpen, sat. mtg. $499.35, Whitner & Rosslter to Sanford Celery Delta Land Co.Lwd., $1. Whitner & Rossiter to Sanford Celery Delta-Land Co., wd.; f t — W. J. Thigpen to J. N. Whitner, wd., MOO. pole Donley to J. N. Whitner. wd.,$500. •J. N. Whitner to Coh{ Donley, wd, $230. R. L. Jones nnd wife to Sanford D. & T. Assn., mtg., $ 1500. Ella A. Pace and husband to Gainer nnd Buchanan, wd., $1. -D.-Drcw to W. J. Thigpen, snt,, mil!.. $130. People's Congregational Church W. J. Thigpen to 8. O. Shinholser, wd., M 50. Sunday School 10 o'clock. At this hour S. O. Shinholser to Kate Stanley, wd., there will be. a Ladles' Bible Class organ­ $ 1000. ized. Preaching at II a. m, by the pastor B Dry-w nri.rwife lo S. WrWestbrook'. subject— Have You Touched JesusT Al wd.. $373.25. will deliver the first of s n ?* # & & & £ & & URRELL $1000. 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 crop, $500.00 to $100000 •----—sr~ per acre. City property, improved and unimproved. 303,000 acres timber land, with finest site in FI urid a. for cratefactory^ --Others t e l l you wlud can be done. MURRELL &. MINSHEW oro practical fnrtntTS'iis well ns real estate brokers, and are here to show you whnt has been and can be done. M U R R E LL & M INSHEW Electrical Association A lcA -lu UtLuuli ~3. A . T i r O The Florida Electrical Association or­ ganized in Orlando— 20th and 23rd. H. A. Grant or Orlando was elected Pres­ ident, W. H. Bostick Jr. o f St. Augustine Vice President, George I. Döig, o f Gaines* vine, »ccret 0 (y nnd trensnrer, F. E. Fletcher of Tampa nnd C. II. Ellis of Tallahassee were elected directors. A very interesting session was held for the benelit o f-the «lo e tm n l Interests in gen­ eral. A delightful banquet was tender­ ed the association by the Florida Electric Co., o f Jacksonville. The hext annual meeting will be held In Tampa on March 10, IÜ1U. i M P SON DEALER IN C H O IC E F L O R ID A A N D W E S T E R N M EATS P ark A v a n u a In S p a e r 'a G r o c e r y ’Pl’in« 1 To Build New G arage.. The Sanford Machine & Foundry Works will erect n two-story brick building on Oak nvenue upon the site now occupied by their foundry. The old building will 1 . he moved to front on thcrnllrond.nndthc new building will be o f ample dimensions for the repairing o f nutoniobilcs and sto­ B icy clists From Dnytoitu rage of same. The celebrated Quick cars 1,41«* ir4 ii-oM I»e-WIm will be carried in stock. mar hotel, Miss Lillian Mnhettc nnd Dr. W. S. Snead, all o f D aytoua,.w ere-lu the city yesterday, having made the trip on their wheels, vin DeLnnd and Orange City. B u ild e r of They report the road ns very sandy in Marble and Granite Monuments plnces, hut that the tripenn be made safely Tombstones, Etc on bicycles. They saw plenty of alligntnrr- ninTWCru“ delayed" severlil minutes VASES, SETTEES AND IRONTENCES' 4 by a huge turtle that blocked their path. Relettering Neatly Done.- Let Us Estlmate on Your Work. They Intend to wheel through the country Will cull on you by request will) Samples to Tampa, If possible. anil designs. Importer o f Foreign Granite, and Marble I Sanford Library AND ! Free Reading Room ! _ ! ♦* ROOM 21) ♦ X Upstairs, Pico niock ♦ ■ F. J . T E R R Y Second Sunday uftcr Easter—Sunday school ^9«.ni„m ass-and-sertnon- 10-nrnrr Mary E. Wllson t o ll. W.~WTHTamsTwO“ Monday— Instructions for children nl $75. 3 p. m Frances Swearingen to Sellers Overstreet Co., lease. P resbyterian S crv loes M, E. Puge nrttl wife to Mary E. Cleaver, Rev. J. F. McKinnon, the pastor will The city Is filled with people tills Week, wd., $1500. W. K. O’Neal nnd wife to S. J. Baker, preach morning and evening. All are In­ all anxious Ju Invest In city property ami vited to attend. ’ wd.. M 50. elcry hinds. ♦ Open Tuesdays 4 to G p.m AND Saturdays 4 to 9 »; ml JUST HI Cl t\i u ChurCIi Street, Orlando, Florida A noth er lot H arness at W r lt o o r C a ll F o r P ric o s o f llio.se Bargains In Murry li lison s, - ■ O ff T Ï i t r*1■ I I I, SANFORD. . A n d C o n c r e t e • M a n u f a c t u r i n % g P l a n t O p e r a ■* t e d # B y H jtj} /* £ i Urn / THE TOPE CONTRACTING COMPANY ;j -1 . I F m (A' 1 iff B ' jc Á. r tu B H * 11 ’ . ' ' ___________ ' We make all kinds of Cément Building Blocks and do all kinds of Concrete Work. Our sidewalks, are the best in town......................... fl ■ L ft* . [ 1^1 0• BEjpf r w l. . • rtf rt) QM(1 see our new factory at the corner of French Avenue and Commercial Street, and get our prices on all kinds Building Material ¡ L ■ . . . . . „ I . A . . ____ ___ . _______J / —1 ______1 . . . ♦ * B Ä[Slfsk^ "' ill • We sell the Best Brick there is. Cheaper than other brick. Buy your Building Sand of us; we sell Interlachen sand prices; are right. * HmB" / • We are aow prepared to do all kinds oí Wood Turning. We maanfacture Porch Columns, Porch Balusters, Stair Balusters and Newells of all kinds. We can Make your Window and Door Frames Cheaper than you can on thèjob. _Be sure and GET OUR PRICES, r . 1 I H ■ i H '■* t1 1 ' S t r a ng e r s Wel come!♦ ;•-s- •> -y •> •> •> <■^ +<.4 �IN SAN FO R D — Life it Worth Living N u m b e r 37 IS OP THE WORLD ! Items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY* APRIL 30, 1909 NEDRO ASSAILANT LYN C H ED Caught Near B artow and C on fessed th e Crime SANFORD A PAVED CITY [f Römises Principal Streets of tbe City First Year great a ttr ac h o n |^ f l C on cert f o r J h e B enefit o r the Library Next W eek AROUND FLORIDA The General News of "The Land Bartow, April 28.—Charles Scarbor­ The concert nnnounecd in our Inst issue I Paved With Brick of Flowers'* ough. the negro who attempted criminal [conducted by Mrs. Likins, under the aus­ assault upon the person o f Mrs. Taylor pices o f the Sanford Library Association, Frierson yesterday morning, was caught ¡ ¡ ¡ $ 5 « V ^ r l CtiLLEP f ROM TH F -SI (U P rfM N O S DURING TH E W EEK by n posse this morning near the outskirts MILES o r PAVING WILE BE LAID |« ¡ J Mrs. LtMnsrtti o f the city nnd lynched. choral training, has been ably assisted by 1- — Mrs, Frierson is a well known lady of City C ou ncil D ecides to Pave Seven E. T. Woodruff. Both have h a ^ sevcrn l L n CpUome o f the Week's Most lm-Here Ihe R eaders Will Find a B rief Fort Myers. *She is here on a visit to Dr. years experience in choral work, and the >portanl Happenings In the M ore S tr e e ts . M aking Best Historical Spring Flowing numbers presented on this occasion will f " ------F. M. Wilson's family. About 2 o ’clock* Paved City In S ta te F or Harried R eaders yesterday morning the lady was awaken­ . .... ... .... ~ greatest needs of Sanford for be very select, tmd ably rendered. “ “ for the Üÿ a voté o f "PJ^M nuîiew T.Scott ed by n movement o f tiie bedclothes. In at the mouth o i l he the dim light she spw the figure of a man 'was elected president o f the Daughters o f and our people now realize that this most sr«tM -on clcvn fcd| S( Johna rivcf the American Revolution nt the convon bending over her bed. She screamed valuable nsset of any city should be push«) “ ats which* wUh lWM «>iono9 ftml sev«ffnl Mrs. Nellie Reed of Eustis was last week tiôn in Washington Inst week, over £1rs. and tiie fellow leaped out o f tiie open to completion. First street is now being 1other instruments, will occupy the entire elected grand treasurer of the Order o f the window and was gone in an instant. stage. The piano numbers, rendered by William Cummings, who received 428. paved from Sflnford avenue to French av­ Eastern Star, at the fifth nnnuut conven­ A gang of smugglers who have been The noise awakened the household. ’ Mrs. enue. The work will not stop at French members o f Mrs. Fannie Munson’s class tion of the Grand Chapter held in Jack­ I In piano forte, consist o f duos arranged operating in New Yprk for^ lie^ past, ten, Frierson soon told her story nnd n search _____ hut sonville. ----------------------------*-----------------— ^ i w jl # o i jn s d _ ttiniiVesri- 235 years, have been del« reach to Cloud eredjp In conjunction I for iwopinnos.whtch w ill prove v e ry effec-, Suspicion was directed ugainst Scar I live. Thu choruses o f twenty-five yotmg I Hon. H. H. Spqpr,' aged about 76 years, galion indicates that the government has with First street, the principal streets and - been defrauded out o f the duty on $ 10,- borough. A ll day yesterday the posse avenues o f the city will be ¡mved at once, ladies, who will sing The Bonnie Blue Flng I died at his home in Chnttahoochee on the 000,000 of dutiable goods, most o f which hunted Through the negro quarters nnd in and the matter having been taken up nt and Dixie, have n charming little surprise I %It I n s t . ______1___■ , - ~ -— =:-------the surround Lug -rmtnlry ._[L is. supposed was oa Paris-made gowns— --------1-----the meeting of the couiidT iast Monday -for their audlEncc," fbut tlilslT a secret). I At a special efection field in Bartow lust that the man was hidden in tiie house of night, the final arrangements were com ­ By the way, we challenge any town o f week it was decide«! to issue bonds to the A Chicago widow offers to give $ 2 0 0 to some of his intimates as htf was caught of pleted on Tuesday. ' * same population in the state, to producen amount of. $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 for the .purpose . a church fund if the pastor will secure for close to the outskirts o f the town shortly r girls'»» pretty pretty nnd and attrac - hunting 1putting in in d ol thorough sewerage sewern The Ceorgin Engineering Company of lik|r num,M!r of attracthorough systeni. her a suit a Me husband after daylight this morning. |live as thcBC. Augusta hnve the contract and being nl- ,ivf A general jail delivery took place at A most unusual spcctncic was to be seen The little fairies One of the party searching near the ready engaged upon First street, the counThe little fairiesi will will be he ns ns sweat and DeLand last week. Five prisoners held last week in nn ice jam in the Niagara edge o f q swamp this morning descried ln ,heir d,lllll9h way- ns nre I for river, luwns twelve miles long and sixty the man in the top o f n bushy tree. The cil decided that the time was ripe'to pave IpreUy o id e r sisters. . secured their freedom Thursday night by 4ho-peinolpal-strects a f u n ce Virile "Hie feet iliiiknndcontainedvn\knownmillions party"gtnB 6 re»r ht the Hie foot of the tree A double mixed quartette has been nr- digging through the cement floor o f the of tons of ice. enough, if moved at once There was one deputy sheriff in Die posse force o f men und all theconstruction ma­ ranged, with high soprano solo sung by to wi|K* out nil the villages along the en und lie asked the men not to violate the terial was nt hand and could lie utilized without loss o f time. .Messrs. Frank R. Mrs. Likins, which, With her other num- m die burred enclosure little thinking nf length of the river. ' l( taw, but to allow him toconvey the scoun­ Clark, president o f the Georgia Engineer­ her, will he one nf the chief attractions, their escaping until in the morning he A party of DesMolno$..collcge students drel hack to the ja il.' He was told thut Tiie solo work o f some of her pupils will found they were gone. After getting being Company, und F. T. Warren, the chief wen’ seriously poisoned last week by the tile man must die if lie was the assailant engineer, n*et-4hc council,and on-Tucsdny also be enjoyed, ns wrll ns the quartettes J yond the com dor bars they dug a hole drinking of milk nt u d u b supper. trios, and duettes. o f the lady. Scarborough was ordered to through the brick wall o f tiie building,and the contracts were signed and ail prelimFor some tfinc burglars have been busy come’ down. He obeyed. With a rope inn riea arranged for tlw work- to be com ­ getting into the yard, hud no trouble in Clark Will M ake A ddress ml -nrmiwl Ocnhr.—fcnst -w cclr n n tm f nmtmd his neck he was tiilJ lo iniike his pleted nt oAce. This is one of the greatest |scaling tbe fence. Hon. Frank Clark will deliver the annual the gentry was arrested after being run statement. He said he had entrred tiie improvements ever undertaken by the city Tbe Spanish colony in West Tampa is to down tiy Deputy Sheriff Hutson. Stolen room, hut further than this would make o f Sanford, nnd the paving o f a few streets address at tbe commencement exercises | have a casino costing $(10,1)00. . Land fiir goods were found in possession of the ar­ no statement. He was then swung up nt n time pales into. insignificance wll*n o f the Sanford High School io be held in the building has been d on a tetf and work the opera bouse, Friday, May 21st. Tbe und riddled with bullet«. rested man. one considers that this will make Sun bird will begin ns soon as plans are completed. exercises will be inostTuterCsting^and the George L Lilley, Governor o f ComiectiM.* J, Cordon, former chief justice of the pre-eminent'among tiie cities outlie South I The location is near the factory o f Y. Penbrilliant statesman will receive a most , cut. «lied iast week nt the exipnitive mnn- state of Washington, has been indicted ns having more good paved streets* than cordial greeting from Ins many Snnford [das & Alvarez and that of Bustllio Bros., any city of similar size in the world. . siuu in Hartford. for embezzlement o f ruilroad funds. and tiie structure will be one of the finest [friends. The line of march toward n Greater Sunin Greuter Tampa. A torundo o f ten minutes duration in northeastern Ohio caused the death o f ten PROHIBITION M EASURE PASSED ford will comprise tire following street^ DID.. NOT CENSURE ERANK CLARK Mrs. Mnrgnret Ann McMulfen died nt qnd avenues j_prrsnns. the serious Iftiury o f m any others tier home at Largo last week W ednesday" r •j I 1 ms ft*1*. ~ vu » Ti iw «m il l j and tiie destruction of a considerable Goes Through Both Houses In W h irlFirst street fromSanhird avenue to Cloud 1House o f Representatives M odifies the u t i l i « age of-TiL- She had Ireen bedblocks, — ~ wind Finish---------'Creek. ' " ~ L n’ distance ----------- of twelve ...............city “ *1 ’ 1 —«mount of ¡»rnprrty, the past/week. Alexander R esolu tion ridden for thirty-three years. Mrg. Mc­ sixty feet wide. Tiie question of prohibition for tiie state Mrs. Surah E. Thompson, aged 71, said A modification of Representative Al«yt- Mullen was a native of Florida, having Sanford avenue, from First street to to tie tiie only woman carried or\ the pay of Florida will be left to the vote o f the arider's resolution of censure for Frank been born in Hernando county in 1833. Tenth street, u distance o f ten blocks, rolls of the United Stules ns a sohlier.wus people. The measure passed the ho&se Clark for his attack on William Jennings She wns the mother of a large family, thirty-two feet wide. run down and fatnily injured by a street [)y a vote of 52 to 16 and the senate by Bryan, resulted in an interesting debate among them Iwing Senator McMullen of Tenth street, front Sanford avenue to . car in Washington a few days ago. Mrs. n vole of 24 to 7. The measure movides in tiie house Tuesday, hut the substitute the present Florida legislature. Until the Park avenue, a distance of three blocks, Thompson served as u Federal spy during for statewide prohibition and wilt jfe sub­ which wus introduced by Mr. Alexnnder dentil of her husband, lust year, at tiie twenty feet wide. i | m> war between tiie atntes, and * it was mitted its a constitutional amendment to himself, finally (Nisst'd by a vote of 29 to age of 83, there hud lint been a «lentil In Park avenue, from Tenth street to Second 22. Tbe modified resolution is n? follows: her family, j her who discovered and made known ghe be voted uixm by lite people at (lie elec­ street, twenty .feet wide, and from Second tion of inn. •whereabouts of tiie noted Confederate Now that Palm Beach county has been "Whereas, The Hon. Frank Clark, mem­ Tiie passage o f the measure was mark­ to Commercial, forty feet wide, a distance ber o f congress from the Second district created out o f tire north half of Dade, n general John T. Morgan. Site was a Ten “ ~ ------ ncssrean. nnd was cm ployed III the post- ed by brilliant speeches. Senator McMul­ o f eleven blocks. of Florida, lias upqn tiie Ibxir of the con ­ movement is already on foot to’ change Union avenue, from* Sanford avenue to gress of the United States assailed the the new «county's name to Flagler. len tending the prohibition movement office department. Pump Branch, u distance of three blocks, democracy of the Hon. William J. Bryan, The Norwich Life Insurance Co. of Eng­ and refusing to attend tbe deathbed of Mose Daniels, confined in Walton county twenty feet wide. who lias three times gallantly led the jail under sentence to lie hanged May 15, land lias taken out license to do business his mother in order to lend liis aid and Oak avenue, from First to Third street, democratic hosts therefore, be it . In Tennessee. This Is claimed to be the supi*ort in passing the amendment. refuses to eat or drink mid is tiius striving a distance of three blocks, thirty feet wide. Tiie campaign for prohibition will prob "Resolved, by the house of representa­ to starve himself to death to escape being first British company to do a life insurance Commercial street, from Park avenue to tives of the legislature o f Florida, which ably commence after tiie legislature udbusiness in the United Stoles. hanged. ourns and for eighteen months the state depot, one block. Is entirely democratic, that wc, tiie The loss of life in the recent hoarding Judge Willis lias refused to ajlow bqil In all, tills will give Sanford nearly fifty peopled representatives, heartily endorse will witness a spectacular campaign. bouse fire in San Francisco numbers nine^ for J. M. Kelly and D. M. Dnvidsou, charged blocks of street paving, which places the the democracy of the mutchless, peerless teen. Tin* building wus known as the St. witli tiie murder i^f night-watchman Sel­ city at the head of the procession in tiie lender of the democratic parly, William M ay S to p E verglades D rainage George hotel.. lars of the Atlantic Coast Line at High By request of the trustees of the inter­ matter of hrick-paved streets. There nre J, Bryan." Springs some time since. Mecklenburg hotel, sanitarium, nt Chase also several other streets mentioned fur Titus the passage of tbe resolution car­ nal improvement fund, Hon. A. C. Croom, Marion county is to have u public ImsCity. W. Vn., was recently destroyed by comptroller o f the state o f Florida, went paving,nnd ere nnother year,pur pity will ried no censure, but even those who pitnl to cost about $ 8 ,000. It will be lo­ Are Loss $ 20 0,0 0 0; insured for $75,000. delight tiie eye of the visitor witltm ilesof op|iosed ft did not Indorse Clark's attack, to Jacksonville last week to confer with cated in Oculu, will be complete in every Fred Comer, nssistunt manager of Sym ­ Chief Engineer S|Ni(dlng and Special Gov fine streets und grass plats. but they did not deem it the duty of tiie department, und will have separate apphony Orchestra of Boston, ik dead. legislature to take up the mutter. eminent Engineer Kavannugh, sent out Runaway Team Plays H avoc comnuxlutions (or white and colored pa­ Tiie Craw of Russia has conferred on Troili~ Washington -b y the United State» A intfso4wlongiml.ni Frank Powers de-1 —— • -R e lir e * -I r o u i B u s i n e s s _____ tients. President Diaz of Mexico the order of tiie government. Mr. Croom reported today cided to break loose and leave for hoitoe B. B. Minshcw, for severril years ussoTiie residence Truby Wainwright at grand cross of Alexander.Nevsky, one of that Mr. Kavannugh stated at tills con- lust Wetlnesdny morning nnd the street ciuted witli H. Murrell In the real estate Starke was destroyed by fire Sunday niglit ___ ___K.______________ lil«1 ilililiesi hni|nrs Ihe C.rnr ran lu-«l.m fereneeH hnt-tbe Uniteti - States -ehdtned -in its-preseht—shape—(ietng-hM>-«sndy4tsUnii uT MurreinETMiiùhew, IiaiT re tÌrr<T 'wHTÌe t fi r f n ini Iy ”wé re a t ‘ tftiircli? '"NiTln^ Edward Salomon, funner guvernur of . urisdictiun over Lake Okeechobee and took the sidewalk and everything else from the firm. Mr. Minshcw has a riser-1 su ranee. VVisconain, died at Frunkfort-on-Main, warned the trustees ugninBt draining off that happened to be in his way. Another chandtse business and orange grove at Walter Wilde of Yule* wus run over and the waters o f the lake, either by tributary horse took fright at the same time and Ian Week, oged 82 years. Pierson, a cattle business at Astor and killed by tile curs near that ph**>*last S u m “ *“ streams, canals already in operation, or dashed down Park avenue. The grqy; The Illinois Central railroad is now using targe-limber in tcrestrtir various parts of day.. telephones instead of tiie telegraph for by tapping the lake itself. The engineer however decide«! to investigate the* diff­ the state, and felt that he could no longer furtiter stated liuti the war department erent stores. An awning pole at T. J. Mil­ A cargo of 12,000 hales of cotton left train dispatching nn their lines. tuke an uctive part in the affairs o f tiie would not take tiie matter up for adjust­ ler's happened to he in his way and he Pensacola tins week on the BrilishsteamThis is said to he the coldest B p rin g in firm in this city. During his residence ment and advised that the trustees tuke broke it off like a pipe stem. Part of the ship A ugust Ih'lmuiit. humid for-Havre.tweinir yrurg ¡n tlte Winnepeg section of here Mr. M inshcw -has made a host o f steps .to have Florida's represents lives in show window suffered u liké fute as did a Thc big lumber mill of the Camps at — Manitoba. Zero—weather- w a r reported friends who regret tt> sec him depart. He congress procure legislation that will al­ show case of Kunner'e nnd several screens file past week. is rnnnn o f «trrliog worth and character, White Springs was damage«! by fire lust low the work o f draining the Everglades and some enamel ware of Harry Wilson's. kindly impulses and broad views, and Saturday to the extent of $15,000. Fire The buttle flags captured from the A la­ to ixogrexs. His murch was finully obstructed by a is supposed to have originated from sparks holds his friendships as a sacred trust. bama Tigers by the Fourth Ohio cavalry The question o f federal jurisdiction is pile of vitrified brick and he will now he from the furnace. The Old shingle mill K. R. Murrell will carry on the business st the battle at Selma, Ala., have been mooted one which will be thoroughly content to tuke tiie street in a peaceful was entirely destroyed. at the same old stand, and will continue returned by the captors. threshed out by the stale. In the mean­ manner. Senator McMillan is trying to have the to "sell the earth" to all who ore interest­ Thousands upon thousands o f persons time it Is the determination o f the trusr; A Well D ressed W indow state authorities pay over to the state fuir ed in Sanford "p ay dirt." not of the Moslem faith have been mas - lees to go on witli the work now in hand. Very few stores have chough front for association the $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 due from tin* »acred and their homes nnd villages deBand Concert Tonight — iwd show windows utuLwhere they have state to pay premiums. The |>rospect for v»»tnied in Turkey. Taruts and Antioch Copt. J. C. Higgins R eturns Qny ( pace for such display Sanford tnerThe Sanford band will give an°fi,c r j success j* not yyeily_Udgbt, a* 4lie.scuu^ Dlry-furju i l w atuuud is prac-. ■Mnctr to the delight oftriim anyfriends. -chant*. nlwnyi nrake a good ihUWTbg.' At' good concert tonlghrlntheparte 1raYltnbii:rty~~waa'Jnf^ n^ ^ wcfe other Ocally laid wasteland people who have Capt. J. C. Higgins returned to the city the store of Harry, Wilson one o f his win- The program will be rendered as follows: „ppropriations to be provided for prior to **ca|ied the sword are dying o f hunger. last Monday from Baltimore, where for the dows deserves special mention. It com - J i S f c r ^ S ? . rk’,'d J SLS{iy |the stnte fair appropriation. Gus DentsoL inventor o f the “ flying Jen- past month he has.been ill with pneumo­ prises all kinds of fl&hing tackle, hooks M?«*. SoteUs . ...... . .......... L- G*mnl Mrs. V. E. Gonzales wns killed itr Pen­ died recently in Philadelphia.’ The nia. He has entirely recovered, and will end lines, artificial bait, minnow backet*, j■«*££.Th* Hsi2tt«p..*.n” ’... ,mu*Gr®«»oD|?i*£i sacola last Monday by a street car crash­ .„first "jenny" was built in 1883, and Dcnt- soon be able to resume his duties as d ivi­ jxiles and nets and the artistic arrange -1 ing intu un automobile in which she w a s •al was 63 when he died. sion superintendent o f the A . C. L He ment cannot fail to attract the attention Malley Overture. Ar«si«| i hr Town. . . . .Ch. Hut riding. I The site foe a new skyscraper tob e built las been greatly missed by the Booster o f tbe pubjic. The display was arranged | _ . ~ Ex-President Castro bus returned to M New York has been bought for$0.180,- Club, but all hope to see him get Ip the by Albert Brady, who though new at the Of window » ■* »nows .huws aa rere- M By lho »Inking window -■___ 8 r e « «‘ »fi. ^ Uwo f the Norwegian o f NofWaysteamAprl, Germany, being denied tlte right to lutid ° 00' Tlus building will cost $B .000.000 ranks of the workers again and qtslsl in business or In Venezuela or adjacent territory. hwre. making a total of over $ 14.000,000. booming Sanford. markable ability in this line. |23 , ninfcleen lives were lust. J V � 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 23, 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/a122f6379dfe9f75088ece4e17f6b94d.pdf 152d77d9e518ae6ae2cdf5b67efd4767 PDF Text Text J. N. Whllner and wife M ini W., VTL^» f l JWiltJictand wife.to Sanford _CeF cry Delta Land Co., wd., $1. •J. N. Whitner and wife,to Sanford Cel ery Delta Land Co., wd'., $1. S. O. Chose and wife to Sanford Celery Delta Land Co., wd., $1. , A. T. Rosalter and wife to Sanford Cel­ ery Delta Land Co., $1. W. J. Thigpen to J. N. Whitner, wd., «350, ____________________— J. C. Anderson, shpp. to Fannie T. Wil­ liams, sd., $350. W a lle r Jordan and .w ir» I n P n M artin mtg., $250. F. E. Green, et. al., to J .~ t. URRELL Buxton, wi $ 1000. M, E. Weeks and wife to T. J. Doliina, mtg., $1000. J. Pepper and wife to J. H. Vick, wd $273. W. L. Palmer to J. N. Whitner, et. nl wd., $1000. B. Drew to W. j . Thigpen, sat^ mtg. I74-.2Í B. Drew to W, J. Thigpen, sat mtg. $74.28. B. Drew to W. J. Thigpen, sat. mtg. $499.35, Whitner & Rosslter to Sanford Celery Delta Land Co.L wd., $1. Whitner & Rossiter to Sanford Celery Delta-Land Co., wd.; f t — O t IV IIN S H E W REAL E S T A T E BROKERS Present to the Investor the Best Opportuni.. — ------— ties in Florida — — W. J. Thigpen to J. N. Whitner, wd., Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed, MOO. pole Donley to J. N. Whitner. wd.,$500. $25.00 to $200.00 per acre ■, -. -, "*«• * •J. N. Whitner to Coh{ Donley, wd, $230. R. L. Jones nnd wife to Sanford D. & T. Celery farms, with flowing wells all tiled, drained and ready for crop, $500.00 to $100000 Assn., mtg., $1500. • ----—sr~ per acre. Ella A. Pace and husband to Gainer City property, improved and unimproved. 303,000 acres tim ber land, with finest site in nnd Buchanan, wd., $1. FI urid a. fo r cratefactory^ -D.-Drcw to W. J. Thigpen, snt,, mil!.. --O th ers tell you w lud can be done. M U R R E L L &. M IN S H E W oro practical fnrtntTS'iis $130. well ns real estate brokers, and are here to show you whnt has been and can be done. People's Congregational Church W. J. Thigpen to 8. O. Shinholser, wd., M50. Sunday School 10 o'clock. At this hour S. O. Shinholser to Kate Stanley, wd., there will be. a Ladles' Bible Class organ­ $ 1000. ized. Preaching at II a. m, by the pastor B Dry-w nri.rwife lo S. WrWestbrook'. subject—Have You Touched JesusT Al wd.. $373.25. will deliver the first of Electrical Association AlcA-lu UtLuuli s n ?* # & & & £ & & a styles or lectures to young men and The Florida Electrical Association or­ E. T. Wood niff to H. E. Polk, wd.,$375 women on modern plagues, nnd deadfall ganized in Orlando—20th and 23rd. Frunces C. Dodge to Duphncy Croonts. in society. He will take for his text—Ex H. A. Grant or Orlando was elected Pres­ D E A LE R IN sat. mtg., $250,8:0. The frogs came up nnd coyered Jns. Langton, et. nl., to Texas Whitlow, the land of Egypt. These lectures have ident, W. H. Bostick Jr. of St. Augustine Vice President, George I. Döig, of Gaines* wd., $90. been published in some of our leatlitjg C H O IC E F L O R ID A A N D W E S T E R N MEATS vine, »ccret0(y nnd trensnrer, L City of Orlnntlo.vs. Geo, Williams. 11s ^laily (tapers and we believe will be of In­ F. E. Fletcher of Tampa nnd C. II. Ellis Park Avanua In S p aer'a G rocery ■jM-ndens. terest to our Sanford young people. The ’Pl’in« 1 of Tallahassee were elected directors. A •Tr. M. E. Church to A. W. and N. Morc- Sunday Scliot)] of our church Is preparing To Build New Garage.. mnn, com, d., $50. to give an outing- some time in May. very interesting session was held for the -W; M:-Dease-and wife to E. B.- Keen; TTlOMnwhfl c6me Into the Sunday School benelit of-the «loetmnl Interests in gen­ The Sanford Machine & Foundry Works deed, $300. now will be intitled to a free trip on that eral. A delightful banquet was tender­ will erect n two-story brick building on ed the association by the Florida Electric Oak nvenue upon the site now occupied City of Orlando vs. Mary Smith, et. al., day. Co., of Jacksonville. The hext annual by their foundry. The old building will 1 . AND I is pendens. The new Congregational church has be­ Joe Cameron to W. J. Aldridge wd., come a thing of certainty. The contract meeting will be held In Tampa on March he moved to front on thcrnllrond.nndthc $-100. new building will be of ample dimensions will soon be let. It is to be made of con­ 10, IÜ1U. i McG. CnrTowuy to Edw. T. Woodruff, crete stone and will cost between $5000 for the repairing of nutoniobilcs and sto­ Bicyclists From Dnytoitu qcd., $1. rage of same. The celebrated Quick cars and $0000 about $1500 of that junount ■ 1,41«*ir4ii-oM I»e-WI m ♦* Belle- McOmii! will be carried in stock. ROOM 21) i»-yct to be-mlsed.— DrrKtrktantMsrpnslP ♦ mar hotel, Miss Lillian Mnhettc nnd Dr. wd.. $1. Ing a subscription list to that effect. W. S. Snead, all of Daytoua,.were-lu the Upstairs, Pico niock ♦ Trav. Ins. Co^ to B C. Taknsh, et. al.. Then Sanford will liuve another church city yesterday, having made the trip on ♦ sat. mtg. . building worthy to he proud of*. their wheels, vin DeLnnd and Orange City. B u ild er of B. Drew to W. J. Thig|M-n, snt. mtg., Open Tuesdays 4 to G p.m They report the road ns very sandy in $74.50. Marble and Granite Monuments Services at the Catholic Church AND plnces, hut that the tripenn be made safely W. J, Thigpen to Clias. V. Marsh and Tombstones, Etc Second Sunday uftcr Easter—Sunday on bicycles. They saw plenty of allignSaturdays 4 to 9 »; ml wife, wd., $375. * . school ^9«.ni„mass-and-sertnon- 10-nrnrr tnrr- ninTWCru“ delayed" severlil minutes VASES, SETTEES AND IRONTENCES' 4 Mary E. Wllson to ll. W.~WTHTamsTwO“ Monday—Instructions for children nl by a huge turtle that blocked their path. Relettering Neatly Done.- Let Us Estl$75. 3 p. m mate on Your Work. They Intend to wheel through the country Frances Swearingen to Sellers OverWill cull on you by request will) Samples to Tampa, If possible. street Co., lease. Presbyterian Scrvloes anil designs. Importer of Foreign M, E. Puge nrttl wife to Mary E. Cleaver, Granite, and Marble Rev. J. F. McKinnon, the pastor will The city Is filled with people tills Week, wd., $1500. JUST HI Cl t\i u W. K. O’Neal nnd wife to S. J. Baker, preach morning and evening. All are In­ all anxious Ju Invest In city property ami ChurCIi Street, Orlando, Florida Another lot of llio.se Bargains In vited to attend. ’ wd.. M50. elcry hinds. W rlto or C all F o r P ric o s Harness at Murry li lison s, M URRELL & ~3 . M IN S H E W A . T i r O M P SON I Sanford Library ! Free Reading Room ! _! X F. J. T E R R Y - it ■ T Off Ï I I I, H jtj} £iU rn/* r*1■ SANFORD. . ImF(A' Á .r tu -1 . # fl ■ 1 0• 1¡^ ■ • • . ' ' __________ ' W e sell the Best Brick there is. Cheaper than other brick. Buy your Building Sand of us; we sell Interlachen sand prices; are right. * * 11’ i W e are aow prepared to do all kinds oí Wood Turning. W e maanfacture Porch Columns, Porch Balusters, Stair Balusters and Newells of all kinds. W e can Make your Window and Door Frames Cheaper than you can on thèjob. _Be sure and GET OUR PRICES, r .1 B H W e make all kinds of Cément Building Blocks and do all kinds of Concrete Work. Our sidewalks, are the best in town....................... rtf 1 rt) QM(1 see our new factory at the corner of French Avenue and Commercial Street, and get our prices on all kinds Building M aterial HmB"/ * Ä[Slfsk^"' ill '■* ■* THE TOPE CONTRACTING COMPANY / ;j 1 L [ ft*. B Ejpf rwl. .• % And C oncrete M anufacturing Plant O perated By IH ■ iff B'jc • L . .... „ I . A . . ____ ___ . ______ J /—1 _____ ... ♦ 1 B' H t1 Strangers W elcom e!♦ ;•-s- •> -y •> •> •> <■^ +<.4 �IN SANFORD—Life it Worth Living Number 37 SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY* APRIL 30, 1909 IS OP THE WORLD ! Items of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources NEDRO ASSAILANT LYNCHED- Caught Near Bartow and Confessed the Crime F ir st Y e ar SANFORD A PAVED CITY [f Römises great attrachon|^f l AROUND FLORIDA Principal Streets o f tbe City Concert for Jhe Benefit or the Library Next Week The General News of "The Land Bartow, April 28.—Charles Scarbor­ The concert nnnounecd in our Inst issue I Paved With Brick o f Flowers'* ough. the negro who attempted criminal [conducted by Mrs. Likins, under the aus­ assault upon the person o f Mrs. Taylor pices of the Sanford Library Association, Frierson yesterday morning, was caught ¡ ¡ ¡ $ 5 « V ^ r l CtiLLEP f ROM THF-SI (UPrfMNOS DURING THE WEEK by n posse this morning near the outskirts MILES o r PAVING WILE BE LAID |«¡J Mrs. LtMnsrtti of the city nnd lynched. choral training, has been ably assisted by 1-— Mrs, Frierson is a well known lady of City Council Decides to Pave Seven E. T. Woodruff. Both have ha^sevcrnl L n CpUome o f the Week's Most lm-Here Ihe Readers Will Find a Brief Fort Myers. *She is here on a visit to Dr. years experience in choral work, and the >portanl Happenings In the More Streets. Making Best Historical Spring Flowing numbers presented on this occasion will f " -----F. M. Wilson's family. About 2 o’clock* Paved City In State For Harried Readers yesterday morning the lady was awaken­ ~ . .... ... .... greatest needs of Sanford for be very select, tmd ably rendered. “ “ for the Üÿ a voté of "PJ^Mnuîiew T.Scott ed by n movement of tiie bedclothes. In at the mouth o il he the dim light she spw the figure of a man 'was elected president of the Daughters of and our people now realize that this most sr«tM -on clcvnfcd|S( Johna rivcf the American Revolution nt the convon bending over her bed. She screamed valuable nsset of any city should be push«) “ ats which* wUh lWM «>iono9 ftml sev«ffnl Mrs. Nellie Reed of Eustis was last week tiôn in Washington Inst week, over £1rs. and tiie fellow leaped out o f tiie open to completion. First street is now being 1other instruments, will occupy the entire window and was gone in an instant. paved from Sflnford avenue to French av­ stage. The piano numbers, rendered by elected grand treasurer of the Order of the William Cummings, who received 428. Eastern Star, at the fifth nnnuut conven­ A gang of smugglers who have been The noise awakened the household. ’Mrs. enue. The work will not stop at French members of Mrs. Fannie Munson’s class tion of the Grand Chapter held in Jack­ I In piano forte, consist of duos arranged operating in New Yprk for^lie^ past, ten, Frierson soon told her story nnd n search ____ hut sonville. -------- -------------- *-------------— ^ iw jl# o ijn s d _ ttiniiVesri- 235 years, have been del« reach to Cloud eredjp In conjunction I for iwopinnos.whtch will prove very effec-, Suspicion was directed ugainst Scar I live. Thu choruses of twenty-five yotmg I Hon. H. H. Spqpr,' aged about 76 years, galion indicates that the government has with First street, the principal streets and - been defrauded out of the duty on $10,- borough. A ll day yesterday the posse avenues of the city will be ¡mved at once, ladies, who will sing The Bonnie Blue Flng I died at his home in Chnttahoochee on the 000,000 of dutiable goods, most of which hunted Through the negro quarters nnd in and the matter having been taken up nt and Dixie, have n charming little surprise I %It I n s t . _____ 1__ ■ , - ~ -— =:------the surround Lug -rmtnlry._[L is. supposed was oa Paris-made gowns— ------ 1---the meeting of the couiidT iast Monday -for their audlEncc," fbut tlilslTa secret). I At a special efection field in Bartow lust that the man was hidden in tiie house of night, the final arrangements were com­ By the way, we challenge any town of week it was decide«! to issue bonds to the A Chicago widow offers to give $200 to some of his intimates as htf was caught pleted on Tuesday. of ' * same population in the state, to producen amount of. $50,000 for the .purpose . a church fund if the pastor will secure for close to the outskirts of the town shortly r girls'»» pretty pretty nnd and attracattrac-1 putting in in d ol thorough thorough sewerage sewern The Ceorgin Engineering Company of lik|r num,M!r of hunting systeni. her a suit aMe husband after daylight this morning. |live as thcBC. Augusta hnve the contract and being nl- ,ivf A general jail delivery took place at A most unusual spcctncic was to be seen The little fairies ns sweat and DeLand last week. Five prisoners held One of the party searching near the ready engaged upon First street, the counThe little fairiesi will will be he ns last week in nn ice jam in the Niagara edge of q swamp this morning descried preUy ln ,heir d,lllll9h w a y - ns nre I for river, luwns twelve miles long and sixty the man in the top of n bushy tree. The cil decided that the time was ripe'to pave I oid er sisters. . secured their freedom Thursday night by 4ho-peinolpal-strects a fu n ceVirile "Hie feet iliiiknndcontainedvn\knownmillions party"gtnB6re»r ht Hie the foot of the tree A double mixed quartette has been nr- digging through the cement floor of the of tons of ice. enough, if moved at once There was one deputy sheriff in Die posse force of men und all theconstruction ma­ ranged, with high soprano solo sung by to wi|K* out nil the villages along the en und lie asked the men not to violate the terial was nt hand and could lie utilized without loss of time. .Messrs. Frank R. Mrs. Likins, which, With her other num- m die burred enclosure little thinking nf length of the river. ' l( taw, but to allow him toconvey the scoun­ Clark, president of the Georgia Engineer­ her, will he one nf the chief attractions, their escaping until in the morning he A party of DesMolno$..collcge students drel hack to the jail.' He was told thut Tiie solo work of some of her pupils will found they were gone. After getting being Company, und F. T. Warren, the chief wen’ seriously poisoned last week by the tile man must die if lie was the assailant engineer, n*et-4hc council,and on-Tucsdny also be enjoyed, ns wrll ns the quartettes J yond the comdor bars they dug a hole drinking of milk nt u dub supper. of the lady. Scarborough was ordered to the contracts were signed and ail prelim- trios, and duettes. through the brick wall of tiie building,and For some tfinc burglars have been busy come’ down. He obeyed. With a rope innriea arranged for tlw work- to be com­ getting into the yard, hud no trouble in Clark Will Make Address ml -nrmiwl Ocnhr.—fcnst -wcclr nntmf nmtmd his neck he was tiilJ lo iniike his pleted nt oAce. This is one of the greatest |scaling tbe fence. Hon. Frank Clark will deliver the annual the gentry was arrested after being run statement. He said he had entrred tiie improvements ever undertaken by the city Tbe Spanish colony in West Tampa is to down tiy Deputy Sheriff Hutson. Stolen room, hut further than this would make of Sanford, nnd the paving of a few streets address at tbe commencement exercises | have a casino costing $(10,1)00. . Land fiir goods were found in possession of the ar­ no statement. He was then swung up nt n time pales into. insignificance wll*n of the Sanford High School io be held in the building has been donatetf and work the opera bouse, Friday, May 21st. Tbe und riddled with bullet«. rested man. one considers that this will make Sun bird will begin ns soon as plans are completed. exercises will be inostTuterCsting^and the George L Lilley, Governor of ComiectiM.* J, Cordon, former chief justice of the pre-eminent'among tiie cities outlie South I The location is near the factory of Y. Penbrilliant statesman will receive a most , cut. «lied iast week nt the exipnitive mnn- state of Washington, has been indicted ns having more good paved streets* than cordial greeting from Ins many Snnford [das & Alvarez and that of Bustllio Bros., any city of similar size in the world. . siuu in Hartford. for embezzlement of ruilroad funds. and tiie structure will be one of the finest [friends. The line of march toward n Greater Sunin Greuter Tampa. A torundo of ten minutes duration in northeastern Ohio caused the death of ten PROHIBITION MEASURE PASSED ford will comprise tire following street^ DID.. NOT CENSURE ERANK CLARK Mrs. Mnrgnret Ann McMulfen died nt qnd avenues j_prrsnns. the serious Iftiury of many others at Largo Wednesday" r •j I 1 tier home ms ft*1*. last ~week v u » Ti iw«mill j and tiie destruction of a considerable Goes Through Both Houses In WhirlFirst street fromSanhird avenue to Cloud 1House o f Representatives M odifies the u t i l i « age of-TiL- She had Ireen bedcity *blocks, —~ wind Finish-----'Creek. ' " ~ L n’ distance ------- of twelve .............“ 1 ’ 1 —«mount of ¡»rnprrty, the past/week. Alexander Resolution ridden for thirty-three years. Mrg. Mc­ sixty feet wide. Tiie question of prohibition for tiie state Mrs. Surah E. Thompson, aged 71, said A modification of Representative Al«yt- Mullen was a native of Florida, having Sanford avenue, from First street to to tie tiie only woman carried or\ the pay of Florida will be left to the vote of the arider's resolution of censure for Frank been born in Hernando county in 1833. Tenth street, u distance of ten blocks, rolls of the United Stules ns a sohlier.wus people. The measure passed the ho&se Clark for his attack on William Jennings She wns the mother of a large family, thirty-two feet wide. run down and fatnily injured by a street [)y a vote of 52 to 16 and the senate by Bryan, resulted in an interesting debate among them Iwing Senator McMullen of Tenth street, front Sanford avenue to . car in Washington a few days ago. Mrs. n vole of 24 to 7. The measure movides in tiie house Tuesday, hut the substitute the present Florida legislature. Until the Thompson served as u Federal spy during for statewide prohibition and wilt jfe sub­ Park avenue, a distance of three blocks, which wus introduced by Mr. Alexnnder dentil of her husband, lust year, at tiie twenty feet wide. i |m> war between tiie atntes, and * it was mitted its a constitutional amendment to himself, finally (Nisst'd by a vote of 29 to age of 83, there hud lint been a «lentil In Park avenue, from Tenth street to Second 22. Tbe modified resolution is n? follows: her family, j her who discovered and made known ghe be voted uixm by lite people at (lie elec­ street, twenty .feet wide, and from Second •whereabouts of tiie noted Confederate tion of inn. Now that Palm Beach county has been "Whereas, The Hon. Frank Clark, mem­ Tiie passage of the measure was mark­ to Commercial, forty feet wide, a distance ber of congress from the Second district created out of tire north half of Dade, n general John T. Morgan. Site was a Ten “ ~ -----ncssrean. nnd was cm ployed III the post- ed by brilliant speeches. Senator McMul­ of eleven blocks. of Florida, lias upqn tiie Ibxir of the con­ movement is already on foot to’change Union avenue, from* Sanford avenue to gress of the United States assailed the the new «county's name to Flagler. len tending the prohibition movement office department. Pump Branch, u distance of three blocks, democracy of the Hon. William J. Bryan, The Norwich Life Insurance Co. of Eng­ and refusing to attend tbe deathbed of Mose Daniels, confined in Walton county twenty feet wide. who lias three times gallantly led the jail under sentence to lie hanged May 15, land lias taken out license to do business his mother in order to lend liis aid and Oak avenue, from First to Third street, democratic hosts therefore, be it . In Tennessee. This Is claimed to be the supi*ort in passing the amendment. refuses to eat or drink mid is tiius striving a distance of three blocks, thirty feet wide. Tiie campaign for prohibition will prob "Resolved, by the house of representa­ to starve himself to death to escape being first British company to do a life insurance Commercial street, from Park avenue to tives of the legislature of Florida, which ably commence after tiie legislature udbusiness in the United Stoles. hanged. ourns and for eighteen months the state depot, one block. Is entirely democratic, that wc, tiie The loss of life in the recent hoarding Judge Willis lias refused to ajlow bqil In all, tills will give Sanford nearly fifty peopled representatives, heartily endorse will witness a spectacular campaign. bouse fire in San Francisco numbers nine^ for J. M. Kelly and D. M. Dnvidsou, charged blocks of street paving, which places the the democracy of the mutchless, peerless teen. Tin* building wus known as the St. witli tiie murder i^f night-watchman Sel­ city at the head of the procession in tiie lender of the democratic parly, William May Stop Everglades Drainage George hotel.. lars of the Atlantic Coast Line at High By request of the trustees of the inter­ matter of hrick-paved streets. There nre J, Bryan." Springs some time since. Mecklenburg hotel, sanitarium, nt Chase Titus the passage of tbe resolution car­ nal improvement fund, Hon. A. C. Croom, also several other streets mentioned fur Marion county is to have u public ImsCity. W. Vn., was recently destroyed by comptroller of the state of Florida, went paving,nnd ere nnother year,pur pity will ried no censure, but even those who pitnl to cost about $8,000. It will be lo­ Are Loss $200,000; insured for $75,000. delight tiie eye of the visitor witltmilesof op|iosed ft did not Indorse Clark's attack, to Jacksonville last week to confer with cated in Oculu, will be complete in every Fred Comer, nssistunt manager of Sym­ Chief Engineer S|Ni(dlng and Special Gov fine streets und grass plats. but they did not deem it the duty of tiie department, und will have separate apphony Orchestra of Boston, ik dead. legislature to take up the mutter. eminent Engineer Kavannugh, sent out Runaway Team Plays Havoc comnuxlutions (or white and colored pa­ Tiie Craw of Russia has conferred on Troili~ Washington -by the United State» A intfso4wlongiml.ni Frank Powers de-1 tients. —— • -R elire*-Iro u i B u s i n e s s _____ President Diaz of Mexico the order of tiie government. Mr. Croom reported today cided to break loose and leave for hoitoe B. B. Minshcw, for severril years ussoTiie residence Truby Wainwright at grand cross of Alexander.Nevsky, one of that Mr. Kavannugh stated at tills con- lust Wetlnesdny morning nnd the street K. H. Murrell In the real estate Starke was destroyed by fire Sunday niglit ___ witli ________________ lil«1ilililiesi hni|nrs Ihe C .r n r ran lu-«l.m fereneeHhnt-tbe Uniteti - States -ehdtned -in its-preseht—shape—(ietng-hM>-«sndy4ts- ciuted Unii uT MurreinETMiiùhew, IiaiT re tÌrr<TJ'wHTÌe t fi rfn ini I y”wére a t ‘tftiircli? '"NiTln^ Edward Salomon, funner guvernur of . urisdictiun over Lake Okeechobee and took the sidewalk and everything else from the firm. Mr. Minshcw has a riser-1 su ranee. VVisconain, died at Frunkfort-on-Main, warned the trustees ugninBt draining off that happened to be in his way. Another chandtse business and orange grove at Walter Wilde of Yule* wus run over and the waters of the lake, either by tributary horse took fright at the same time and Ian Week, oged 82 years. Pierson, a cattle business at Astor and killed by tile curs near that ph**>*last Sum“*“ streams, canals already in operation, or dashed down Park avenue. The grqy; The Illinois Central railroad is now using targe-limber intcrestrtir various parts of day.. telephones instead of tiie telegraph for by tapping the lake itself. The engineer however decide«! to investigate the* diff­ the state, and felt that he could no longer furtiter stated liuti the war department erent stores. An awning pole at T. J. Mil­ A cargo of 12,000 hales of cotton left train dispatching nn their lines. tuke an uctive part in the affairs of tiie would not take tiie matter up for adjust­ ler's happened to he in his way and he Pensacola tins week on the BrilishsteamThis is said to he the coldest Bpring in firm in this city. During his residence tweinir yrurg ¡n tlte Winnepeg section of ment and advised that the trustees tuke broke it off like a pipe stem. Part of the here Mr. Minshcw-has made a host of ship August Ih'lmuiit. humid for-Havre.steps .to have Florida's represents lives in show window suffered u liké fute as did a Thc big lumber mill of the Camps at — Manitoba. Zero—weather- w a r reported friends who regret tt> sec him depart. He congress procure legislation that will al­ show case of Kunner'e nnd several screens file past week. is rnnnn of «trrliog worth and character, White Springs was damage«! by fire lust low the work o f draining the Everglades and some enamel ware of Harry Wilson's. kindly impulses and broad views, and Saturday to the extent of $15,000. Fire The buttle flags captured from the Ala­ to ixogrexs. His murch was finully obstructed by a is supposed to have originated from sparks holds his friendships as a sacred trust. bama Tigers by the Fourth Ohio cavalry The question of federal jurisdiction is pile of vitrified brick and he will now he from the furnace. The Old shingle mill K. R. Murrell will carry on the business st the battle at Selma, Ala., have been mooted one which will be thoroughly content to tuke tiie street in a peaceful was entirely destroyed. at the same old stand, and will continue returned by the captors. threshed out by the stale. In the mean­ manner. Senator McMillan is trying to have the to "sell the earth" to all who ore interest­ Thousands upon thousands of persons time it Is the determination of the trusr; A Well Dressed Window state authorities pay over to the state fuir ed in Sanford "pay dirt." not of the Moslem faith have been mas - lees to go on witli the work now in hand. Very few stores have chough front for association the $30,000 due from tin* »acred and their homes nnd villages deBand Concert Tonight — iwd show windows utuLwhere they have state to pay premiums. The |>rospect for v»»tnied in Turkey. Taruts and Antioch Copt. J. C. Higgins Returns Qny ( pace for such display Sanford tnerThe Sanford band will give an°fi,crj success j* not yyeily_Udgbt, a* 4lie.scuu^ Dlry-furju ilw atuuud is prac-. ■Mnctr to the delight oftriimanyfriends. -chant*. nlwnyi nrake a good ihUWTbg.' At' good concert tonlghrlntheparte 1raYltnbii:rty~~waa'Jnf^ n^^ wcfe other Ocally laid wasteland people who have Capt. J. C. Higgins returned to the city the store of Harry, Wilson one of his win- The program will be rendered as follows: „ppropriations to be provided for prior to **ca|ied the sword are dying of hunger. last Monday from Baltimore, where for the dows deserves special mention. It com- J i S f c r ^ S ? . rk’,'d J SLS{iy |the stnte fair appropriation. Gus DentsoL inventor of the “ flying Jen- past month he has.been ill with pneumo­ prises all kinds of fl&hing tackle, hooks M?«*. SoteUs . ...... . ........L- G*mnl Mrs. V. E. Gonzales wns killed itr Pen­ died recently in Philadelphia.’ The nia. He has entirely recovered, and will end lines, artificial bait, minnow backet*, j■«*££.Th* Hsi2tt«p..*.n” ’... ,mu*Gr®«»oD|?i*£i sacola last Monday by a street car crash­ .„first "jenny" was built in 1883, and Dcnt- soon be able to resume his duties as divi­ jxiles and nets and the artistic arrange-1 ing intu un automobile in which she was •al was 63 when he died. sion superintendent of the A. C. L He ment cannot fail to attract the attention Malley Overture. Ar«si«| ihr Town. . . . .Ch. Hut riding. I The site foe a new skyscraper tobe built las been greatly missed by the Booster of tbe pubjic. The display was arranged | _ . ~ Ex-President Castro bus returned to M New York has been bought for$0.180,- Club, but all hope to see him get Ip the by Albert Brady, who though new at the Of window window 8 -■___ » ■* »nows .huws aa rere- M B y lho »Inking r e « «‘ »fi. ^ Uwof the Norwegian of NofWaysteamAprl, Germany, being denied tlte right to lutid ° 00' Tlus building will cost $B.000.000 ranks of the workers again and qtslsl in business or In Venezuela or adjacent territory. hwre. making a total of over $14.000,000. booming Sanford. markable ability in this line. |23, ninfcleen lives were lust. V �• r* ■ THE SANFORD HERALD CURBSTONE GLEANINGS ment nnd turned vejy red in the face. Calling the clerk, he ordered soda for two. ; I ' • • 4 T h V m .« “ h i P * hmn “ * would not li TEA " A Chlel I* Am oni Ye Taking Notes and Faith, lie'll Prent ’Em” — So Says Saunterer A newspaper U (tot oltoaeifirr published to tell llie people vrlml they would like to know, bulhaato e*iht to know.—Greely. S p n la l C orrttpondtnc* la T h * H trw M , ROBERT* - * i -Successors to N. H.. G A R N E R SERVED AT A S u áíct GÍ G p iiilu n ju st He always," evidently did not give voice to that sentiment in spring time, when al tween You and Me" EVEN TH EIiA TE POST NOT IN IT GARNER & W O M A N ’S EXCHANGE the world is full or beauty and ^Blossoms There is something so enlivening, so In­ toxicating In the fragrance that the spring winds waft through our snnetum windows that we want to live always, and we don't marvel that old Ponce dc Leon wanted to find tlie fountain of youth which wouli Insure t|erpetunl life, when we reflect that lie first saw Florida In spring time. Any­ one would be excusable in starting out in JJ-iJiCil___ G o O lis __ ; W e d n e s d a y quest of-iroch irTmintairr un^cr 'similar and Saturday. Stamping circumstances especially in Sanford Spring is tho season of all others thnt done. AÏÏ Fancy work am is most desirable, most beautiful nnd Materials for ?arne on Sale most enjoyable. It lias only one fault— it tnntalizes us by its short duration. Every Day After February 19th s H A Y A N D G R A IN High Grade Preserves, Jellies, Jams A C o m p le te L in e of F re s h W e s te rn Meats . A Complete-Line of Cigars and Tobacco AGENCY FOR PLOW’S HIGH GRADE CANDIES ANn ROYAL SCARLET BRAND OF CANNED GOODS he Saunterer In, his pcrlgrinations meets nil sorts anil sizes of people, hears tnles from every source, and tins the bright anti sorrowful side oEevcry Come and See Us. or ’Phone 30 phase of life thrust upon him. He Is nl 4 What a wonderful city Sanford Is des­ CRIPPEN’S MUSIC STORE wnys pleased to chronicle the rejoicing of tined to be in the next twelve months (Kaiiroud Way) ' W W W W t W t t H W W W W U W W t W t W » W \U w WWl\UVMU, his friends nnd is ever rcudy to share I understand that First street will lie their sorrows. Among the stories which paved to Cloud Creek, Commercial street W H Y NOT USE were poured Into Ids car last week was a will be paved nnd Sanford avenue, Pal­ lule of woe recounted by the victim him metto nvenuo, Mngnolin and Oak uve’ d e a l e r in « r . .. scIL-it gentleman*weij knowq ro The Her^ hues will lie paved from First street to Trivia notiling but n llltle Tenth street. This will giveottre ity 'N O W , AND S A V E M O N EY? ’ love afTnir, nnd as a result of it there is paved streets than any city in Florida one man who Ih much wiser for Ills expe with the exception of Jacksonville, Tam­ It 1ms shown more results for the Money invested than any oilier AND ricnce, and who asks The Saunterer to pa and Pensacola. This is a good move It will pay you to exm ninc thc'Celery Fields where point out to his fellow men the danger of upon the part of our citycouncllund pubMining with a widow. He is suiting a mnnmi«timr cost’’ Tvnriie « . — # * -. widows witli nil of his might nnd he alone but little compared to the great benefits is to blame, for he should have known, to bo-derived from these fine boulevnrds. A ient for Virginia Carolina fcrlike the elder Weller, that one "vldder" r tillzcrs Our city has never presented n good is used. Our represeillative, C. M. 1ÏRADWATER, is ijLiiaiifttfi! was equal to twenty-Mve or more ordin appearance on account of the miserable «•very week. See him or write IS him l i t Orlando or ary women in "p’int of pollin' It ovc r streets irnii now that so much of itnTWOrK FRESH ’ you~.Tr~'rA widow knows nil a man's weak is to be dtfne at once Sanford is bound to P A IN T E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO. ¡Í !: T H E ness; she knows exactly when and how spring into prominence as the best city to lead him into the labyrinthine kind of In the South in every way. Writs lor booklet. J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L O R ID A conversation from which the only escape Verily, Sanford is a wonderful city and is a jiroposal, and she can use her arms will soon be a most beautiful one. nnd all her personal charms with an ef AND fectiveness impossible to the jn o s t ut- 4 When nil these great improvements % .¡. .j.4..;. .;..;. . J , ............... IrnctlveTirhlilen. She can nlwnys press contemplated for our city take pince we her escort's arm just hard enough, but should not forget that simile trees niul novo|[ a feather's weight too heavily; she grass plots mid mudi to tlie np|>eurance :i- to 2 5 -H o rs e P o w e r AT can conjure with u fan and weave spells of any city and In Florida especially we with an opera glass; she can assume an cannot linve too many sTinde trees. The .U .A N D E R S O t C S — Ignorance of the world and its wickedness vegetable lands being cleared up niTurtl BEST 2-CYCLE.ENGINE ON THE MARKET * that would do credit to n chIId*_or cnnL ifjthi^ |wo|de TTgOoddi unee to secure fine __necessary, spenlrwIlhAfie skeptical wis­ palm trees at a nominal costas there are Smooth Runuiml, Econom ical and Absolutely Reliable ■> <■ * . _____ t dom of a French courtier. She is many hundreds of them being dug up anil ~ - "y“ Í Sçc hie Indore liislalling im eqginc in your iHiat. you will mu n*grci it -.sided, brUllnm, expertencettr tlnngerous: thrown nwny every 'day. Nothing makes % Do You 'and she can tench a limn more'objective- a more beautiful boulevard cium a trimly, of the moth and candle business In tiling of palm trees anil nothing attracts SANFORD, FLORIDA an evening than he cun forget in a life­ the eye of the visitor from the North so time. The only way to court n "widow is Hindi ns these palms. Tlie grass plots in etnft-st or by proxy. Pro|x»sc or fly is fronting the residences afiord ample space thu^Mcrnutivo olTered by ‘ -the * average for the planting of (minis nnd eadi projvwillow to the man within. jnnge of her erty owner should avail themselves of T O P P R IC E S FO R YOUR attraction, and if lie cx|>ects any other this opportunity to beautify the streets outcome be is either ignorant or insanely and their projwrty, 4* ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EAR LY VEGETABLES rash. Courting a widow for fun is like * * * I __wJieu-shippcd—la -H C W IfT r IL-'yuti are nut lining kindling a fire witli dynamite—u man 4 The city council is reparing some of humacNs with this House, write to them ai mue never tries it but once. Courting a widow the sewerjines lull there ure others that ill earnest, if she be the right- kind of n need attention'before the summer is fairly t Tlie kind "that Mother V widow, is tlie summit of earthly bliss. upon us arid 1 sinccrly ho|>e they willnat­ •* Used to make? Hut never court n widow for amusement, tend to this matter at once. The henltl unless yuu want to make a fool of of any community depends upon the sevyF R U IT AND PRO D U CE C O M M IS S IO N MERCHANTS yourself. cragc system mid Sanford being well pro­ The Kind That Looks % 10 E. C am den St., D altlm oro, Md. • • • « vided by nature for an Ideal sewerage Like Bread, Tastes Like Referénies: This 1’nper mill Thousands of Pleased S^qx-ri in n«ri«hi 4 While making a t4(> through central system should keep everlustfng at this Bread, and is Bread? Floridn the other day I was greatly question nnd gel theclty In the best shape amused at an incident that occurred on possible. The city lias a fine drainage In­ tlie train. At one of the smaller stations to the lake and being supplied with n k __ I— The Popular Prlce' aild u genuine specimen of the Mni’qnug "n trr .weeks eynciu iimUhe lUlcaintL wdls ; The-Finest Line-of P its - t Delta type Guarded the train. It was evi­ should have no trouble in keeping the tries in thoaCity ' | dently Iris first experience on n railroad sewerage system up to n high standard. train and lie was as full of exuberance Give us plenty of sewers anil the best and excitement as a small troy on circus that can be had. eeial Rntes try the Week First Class S|>ecial Tallies Reserved t'*r l-nbri - ’ • • • day. He started to walk down tlie aisle Our Wagon Will Stop At just as the express struck a pretty sharp 4 Sanford rejoices this week at the re­ Your Door Every Day curve, and tlie sudden swerve carried him turn of Cupt. J. C. Higgins who bus been off Ids feet nnd tumbled him into n seat ill for a month in tlie hospital at Haitif 'r (Corner Palmetto and First Sts.) on top of a clergyman who had been try­ more. In Capt. Higgins, Sanford bus n Complete Line of Groceries •> ing to enjoy u cut nap between stations. friend nnd in every citizen of Sanford Tho-nmil traveler extricated himself ns Capt. Higgins lias a friend. 'He is not -----“T 7f soon ns possible, and. without making merely a resident of Sanford because tils any n|x>logy to tlie minister, begun swear­ duties entail a residence here, but in eving with n volubility which proved him fery enterprise and movement for the #1* an expert in profanity. The clergyman good of tlie community Capt. Higgins i bate this for u white in silence, nnd then takes a leading part and his genial man­ ; (C uteref to the P u blic) X G u tte r and G a lv a n iz e d Tanks touching tlie farmer's ellrow quietly said: ner nnd whole hearted Irish spirit has “ Stopl My friend, do you know where endeared him to tlie heurts of the people. R e p a ir W o rk a S p e o ia lty you are going? It you don't, let me tell Mox JiIb shadow never grow less. i L Carner f-lnkt-Street and-Patmetto Avenue saiiiortl. NurjflJ" you— You—fttid—your "Humortal poul are • _• __________________________— — ----------------------t u U V W V W U V W V V V V V V V V V V V V W V W lA W V V V V W V V W W V V V V W V W V m V W U .hound straight for (icrtjl HfrstToHihg-tliruugli llur"pnrk the “ Well," said the rurnlitc, confidentially, other duy 1 noticed h bunch of dusky "do you know 1 rather mistrusted this maidens with lines busily engaged Innii----------- rmtrnM ihinjrffiinnbe itnFfTsoY bSugTit tuing down tlie weeds under t}ie- watch______ a round trip ticket." — J. D. PARKER, Prop. full eye of u guard. These are some of tlie African brunettes that Mayor Lake is Room niul Uunnl 5l.SU Per Day. determined to rid tin city of und no bet­ 4 An amusing scene was enacted in n ter way can be found than u good dose of Meals, 35c, drug store a few days ago between two lard labor, A fine holds no terror for of our citizens, Tlie younger approached these offenders but hard labor does and tlie other and said: "Mr. K-----. we huve Special Rate by the’ Week ‘ the best way to rid the city of this shift­ always lieen tlie best of friends, and i en­ T elep h o n e No. 6 0 less class, both male and female is to put 1 tertain tlie highest regard for you. I would them on the streets. not fur the world do anything to offend HVV»VMVVWVVVVU W VUVVW W tVVVVVVWVWVWVVVVVVVWVVVm»*^>w*>V • • • you. hut please wi|ie that black murk off 4 Our efficient marshal and his uiils have your nose." Thu gentleman produced a their eye upon the blind tiger at all times hnndkcrchlef and removed the smooty and mauage to make a haul every 'few Only Exclusive and obstruction. Turning to the. younger he weeks. Their last catch was eleven tigers thupked him und said: "My dear Mr. and the evidtqice was strong enough to U P -T O -D A T E BAKER 1)-----, I appreciate your friendship very have them bound over to_ the ^r(rnluul — i— itx u ts n ry v * much. I huve alwgyj) had a kindly feel- Court where Judge Hoggs can be depenT H O S c you nnd your family, and 1 can ed upon to give them u situation upon We make everything known to die trnd6 usshre you that your action in this mat­ the county roads. Full Line of Confectioneries ter has not lessened my esteem for you • • • in the least. 1 want to ask you, however, The Webb trial will come up next And Cigars to kindly button your vest straight the tnuuib at tlie session of court and Sanford N cw sp ap ers, M a g a zin e s and P crlo d iw ls next time you tuuke your toilet.” The will be depopulated again. Free House-to-House Delivery N * w young man glanced hastily at hU gar-1 ..' —T he Sauntehek. 111 Fsrh * « . 'Phanm 1 0 » w v v vvv » v w v v v w v n w v v v w w v v u w v U v v»vv v vv > » » » >» » * ^ 1 T W H ITE W. w . LONG F R O N T GROCERY P a in te r Fi rtilizer resti M eats -G ro c e rie s P a in t e r ’ s S a n fo rd C e le ry Special MEATS GROCERIES 5 I W a n t Good, W holesom e FERRO MARINE ENGINES T. P. CONPROPST BREAD HEW ITT & CO. ! UP-TO-DATE RESTAURANT J . .M. S T U M 0 N , Proprietor „ t ! D . J. M o n r o e S. F. SALLAS & CO. Tin, Slate and T ile Roofing • GATE CITY HOUSE! and Deep Well Drilling l ip e G. W. S P E N C E R C IT Y C IG A R STORE Best L in e of Cigars and Tobaccos in th e C ity .iÆh ■■». - �pR?.*1*».r-rJc THE SANFORD HERALD - —» — ***** H W U muiiinrj' fcooa rnco to r Record team could draw n Ion over It npydny City of Orlando vs Denj. Cìrccn et ni, li* In that time, and the whole coat of pt-tldflIS. construction and maintenance ,4ur the Farmer Shows They May he Had Whole time la less than $100. VQlve us Harman Hillman et al to H .E,J hip worth road laws based on common sense con­ at Small Cost struction that will provide for con­ stant maintenance and we can bare thews, wd„ $| good roads. Missouri has n very good Sarah A. Jchnln to S. P. Carpenter. <c h u n d r ed d o l l a r s p e r m i l e ! one in tho "special road district" act that will apply If we can get rid of the Idea that the only good road Is a Earth Highways. Scientifically Unlit C. T. Uungerford and wife to E. Ilnntl and Regularly Maintained Desirable mid wife, cnntracu.----------- .-------When Rock Roads Coat too Much BUILDING OPERATION ACTIVITY N. H. Corner to W. T. Johns, wd. $800 Emma U. Dodd to W. T. Johns,wd. $530, J. Jewett, a farmer near I hitler. Sanford Is Making Great Strides A. I. Neuve et ux toT. J. Hatch,d $200. ward a Greater City Ims written to the Kansan City M. A. Smith mul husband to Jm>. Keen, There is a constant demand for houses as followa on the subject o f good in Sanford and despite the fnct that over Delta Canni Co. W .R .y’Nenl.mtg.$473, fifty dwelling houses have beeu buill-iu Enzor and Haynes tn HçrarCnrrolt.qcM, virlous letters and editorials in the the past six months, ihq .lotnor for more gtar on the subject o f good roads, ns houses still remains insistent. It is cstiRòbt. Menafcc'tn Eufic ne Duckworth, I rend with Interest anything on this muted that Snnford’s population will in­ sat. mtg., $3500, subject anywhere. Alt hough ci farm­ crease in the next five yenrs at the rnlr er, I am nlso n "good ronds" man. of one thousand inhabitants jier year, and The High Price o f Living 1 am pleased to see the Interest tho.question that is now ngltntlngmirclt During the past six -months prices on . thown. and. while I don't wnnt ieefw w wberewrtytb^T«!Wpfl‘ ' ,lW 'fiFl>i various fuis! commôiîitîes have increased “knock." I nm afraid the enuso Is be. housed. at n rapid rate, much lu tiw dWsaivtf wv.üuh jng Injured by Ha frlends_WhQ_JEElUulB» '’SiffffiJWf'i grefdesl' m‘otl'” nF presenF 1 of hotel and restaurant owners, and the Hint they seem to think no road a goml one unless It Is made o f rock at n cost capitalists who will erect ilozensqf houses inconvenience of people who make barely that can be rented nt a reasonable rates, enough to "keep body and-soul together." of $3.000 to $0.000 n mile. Plans, Specifications and Estimates Furnished , 1 will stale ns briefly, as I can how Many new houses nre being built now, and Present indications do not [siint to a de' the subject looks.to me,‘ and I believe with those iircontcmplation, Sanford can creuse in any line. on Applications „ I will voice the opinion o f 75 per cent easily (mast of one hundred new dwellings Comptants to the olfovc effecturebeing « f the farmers In tho corn bolt- -----— for the season oi IH08-0D. Those in made throughout the entire country, Inti It Is evident that If roads are made course of construction at the present lime iltlr hope is held furretief during the Taft i In the country the..people who live. nre ns follows: ______ administration. The doing* d ira i ton. the . ' there (farmers) must cither*do the W..F, Carter, on First street. Chicago operator, have also sent wheat k- sulk, ur pny for ~lt- individually I 143 First Street have little Interest In rondn other-than - Dr. Pulesion, on Pork avenue. 0pp. PostolHee and flour prices skyhigh, with the top not those In my Immediate neighborhood II. II. Herndon, on Mngnoliu nvenuc. yet reached. The only consoling feature sod those’lending to my market.. In S. O.Shinholser, two on Mnguolin avenue. of Patten’s coup is that the suffering ex­ twenty-five years I have not driven so R, L. Jones, on Union avenue perienced by the poorer classes may force far that I could not get buck the same J. D. Davidson, on Puhnetto avenue congress, nt the next regular session, to day. If I have to make n trip o f any ® 0[D ][E ]® n [D H @ 0 Q U [D (g ® [T ][i] □ 0 0 0 0 0 ® Machine 8t Foundry Works, brick garage. puss a stringent law preventing stock considerable-dlstpiieo I take a train. 1 _ •- - - - -— ■' «■'«- = . gambling In foodstuffs; According to am not yet able to keep n motor car on Oak avenue.— 1-----------------Sanford Carriage Works, brick building, Washington ‘dis|Mitches, n number of votes for pleasure and urn not willing to oil Oak avenue. make roads for those who are. sufficient lo pass the trill have already been I live In an average towiiHblp In W. R. Gardner,.two houses on Palmetto promised. Whether Hissé votes will fade western Missouri that has sixty tulles avenue. when the crucial moment comes, however, of road. Our assessed valuation Is , G. W. Spencer, three houses on-Park nvremains to he seuu. $35fl,(K)0. To make rock roads nl the enuc.______ j----------- '— :----------:------ — k ■joWeBrratlniatetrprlco per mlte, $3,non, J. U. Cowan, on French avenue. Gel ready for the flies and M os­ would cost $180,000, or more than half T. C. Carlson, on First street. . quitoes. Largest slock and lowest the value o f all the property In the Paul Keely, remodeling residence on prices on screen doors and windows towusldp. To make one mile nt $3,000 would require a tax o f 83 cents on Oak nvcmic. a t ________________ Marry. J. Wilson's.— -$100;—A, fuck road- ls~ never^tbe bust Tlic Gospel Boat Almost Finished rood. If It was we would not avoid It. The gos|x*l Ixint being built by Rev. Par­ ss we always do, when the ground Is dry and speed rings would be made rott for work on the different waterways that way. It Is not permnnent, and 'be of the state, is rapidly nearing completion, We don’t have to advertise cheap lands. '< cost of maintaining six miles would Is* and by the end of next week will he fin­ The purchaser here saves more per acre more than w eTfow put on sixty. I ished and painted. - know lhat the Idea Is to Improve the annually in freights than lie saves on the Friends, both in and out of Sanford, have most ImiKirtnnt ronds first und the been kind with their donations, so that purchase price elsewhere. See table of others Inter, but^the one who lives a with a little more effort the material will - tulle from the Improved road can take freight rates in our booklet :: :: :: no more thfin he can pull over the un- he paid for. iwscro«« For a time the boat will he towed from proved one. • .' I-note the argument that 1 can take I-ant to jMiliit. as there hasnoi been suffi­ larger loads, make better time, get cient funds contributed to purchase an en­ better prices, all o f which I admit, but gine. tny present Income would have to tie A number of articles, such as table and PACjÿS) Increased very much to enable me to Iasi linen, towels, dishes, etc,, will he ne­ stand this cost. I also note-that good cessary for furnishing the boat. Anyone funds will enable me to acll my farm for n greater price*. Suppose I don’t desirous of donating any of these articles want to sell. Wo pare not nil specula­ can either drop a card lo Rev. Parrott, city, tors. Would an acre produce more If or send them to their room at Mr. Barrett's, Its price was $100 than It would If It foot of l-atirel avenne. Please murk them H E E M ü S D 0 0 0 0 O I1 0 E IM T ]® was $50? Without doubt 1 would pay for gospel boat. twice ns Indcli tux. If I wnnt to sell _ Anyone wishing -to seethrlmnt wilt find' It's different, though much like life In­ it at Mr. Guhhutt’s dock, foot of French is n nutritious and np|>ctiziug combina­ surance—a game you have to die to tion of the best Spanish and Virginia avenue. _____________________ bent. Pen nut?, roasted, ground and packed un­ Do you seo why farmers promptly Monster Locomotive der rigid sanitary conditions. rote down nnytblng along this line? Tlie heaviest locomotive ever built, is In Missouri tho farmers klllml the ten More [uire and healthful than dairy now on the wny to Chicago, It weighs cent state road tax, that was really lu butter—delicious in flavor— the best their favor, because they thought It -430,000 pounds without the tender, and was to build a «tale road, In which 005,000 [founds with it. It is 02 feet Peanut Butter in the best jar mi the long and is for service on die Sierra Ne­ market — no oozing — no • they had no Interest. rancidity Don't think we arc "mossbacks." vada mountain division of the Southern "Beech-Nut Brand” Peanut Butter 15c SHIPPERS OF We want good roads and appreciate Pacific railroad. With the possible excep­ ■"T per*Jar at their value, but If we must make them tion of one locomotive used off the Erie , we Insist that they bo o f a kind tbut railroad, this is the mosipowerfullocoinowe can afford and that will suit our tive in the world,and is twqnnd one-fifth needs. times more powerful than the heaviest lo­ • Why not try good dirt roads? With comotive used by the Southern Pacific on S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A the exception o f a. few miles, say Id per cent, near tho towns, whero travel its steeliest grade. Crude oil will be used converges, a good dirt rugd properly |for fuel. The weight on the driving-wheels +•>++++♦ maintained would bo the very best is 300,000 pounds. The tender, loaded possible eight months ln_tbe year, a and ready for service, welilha 170.500 good one ten and i»assnlily the other |founds. imiEiml a Intel weig|it n t .i i m m lWo- l bellevp $100 a mile would than 300 tons. The boiler has a diameter make good dirt roads lu our township, of 84 inches, and the total heating surface »nil with $200 more wo could gnido is (U72. square Jeet_ Tho-whole-base of down. Ihe_ hjllik grade up tfifi.JDW UlCloCOtnotlVO Is 55 fe«^t~10'Indies. places, tile out the wet ones, p rop erly SANFORD, FLORIDA grade and ditch them and put In conPurchased More Land eretb culverts where bridges were not _?vaulred—la fact, make a modern rock —Or-E^Walkef^of—Topaka, Kansas faith in tiie future possibilities of the cel­ fond without the rock. As to maintenance, a mile of thirty ery dtdta, and in January purchased ten For Good Average Prices und Quick Returns Ship to foot rood can bo dragged ouce for 50 acres of fine land on the corner of Beardvculs. Au average o f ton times will u11 and Genevu avenues. This week Tie l>e ample. Hut let’s ssy fifteen, and purchased n twenty-ona acre tract just we have a cost o f $7.50. A grader opposite from F. B. Martindale, and will should bo njn over, the,road ouce a pul it in shape at once for¿full planting. fllld w » and mnintaln This gives Mr. Wulker thirty-one acres of proper Shape. Two horev graders are m*de that will do (his work at good land, both tracts being corners’ on DEALERS IN two avenues, and both very desirable «- 50 a mile; plowing furrow In ditches, Js) cents. To sum up, then, we have tracts. Mr. Walker will return in the early Southwest Com er W ashington and Cham bers Streets this result: ________ — .!p] i <ui4 Iwjt ofiec hU-jotwn* iuuc- J L „ • - - ¿.■OB1;"pKn MII E NEW YORK'CITY " Y A Name For The New Park Coiatructlon ........................... M00 00 MAINTENANCE! ONE YEAR. REFERENCES: Aetna N o rm a l Bunk o f New York City, or any Commercial Agency The Sanford Ball Association is desirous Or«*jfinj ...... ...................... |7(a and to Hundreds o f Shippers who are shipping to them regular of naming The new ball park, and gallantly ............................... IU - !l-i-__ 55 leave the selection to the Sunford ludfes. A permanently good road, getting The one sending in the most euphonious wtter every year, as all dragged roads cognomen for the park will receive a ecudo. son ticket as a compliment of the-asso- Office oml works 214 Oak A ven u e Looks good, doesn't It? Beat o f all ciatlon. The-contest Is open to all, and T h o n e 130 “ It's true, 1 have kept a inlla of A Meragd road for the last six years In the names are to be sent In to The Her­ ald to he published each week. S A N F 0 R D, P L O R I D A FIRST C.LASS CRATE MATERIALS, Sanford, Fla R epair W o rk _P rom ptly Done Celery Lands We deal in Celery Farms and _ Farm Lands and we ar largest owners of Town Lots □ HOLDEN R E A L ESTATE □ C O M PA N Y □ □ FLORIDA □ SANFORD L. P. McCULLER Sanford Machine § Foundry Florida Fruits General Insurance Agents Works Repairing All Kinds of Machinery JOHN V. DENTON & CO. MERCHANTS Fruit and Produce Automobiles and Gas Engines G. R. CALHOUN B“Ä lr �S * ' - .vu m e SANroRO h e r a ld Senator McMullen hns earned a niche In the Temple of Fame for his devotion to his duty ns he saw It. THE SANFORD HERALD , , ma; mufiiìiig at aamora, ria, ) R. J. Hgixr. Manatlnj Editor Subscription Price, 91,00 i U i r ta Advance Enierrd aa «écond-cti*« mall matter Auguri î2nd, 1808, at the Pc«(office nt Sanford. Florida, under Act of March 3rd, 1879. A resolution has been adopted by ths I ! legislature making the orange blossom the [ I state flower of Florida. M E T T I N G E R ’S NEXT DOOR, TO ^POSTOFFICE ♦ TELEPHONE 144 “Lew Brown of the St. Pelerabnrg Inde­ pendent should be made Poet lourente of | Ourhana Advertising Company, Jacksonville, Rep­ the state press. His latest poem "Re­ resentative. sponsibility" is a literary gem. Office Fini Flour In the Ditbop Block. Fini Slnat | Telephone No. 148. 10,000 Disease Germs on each fly that c ra w ls over y o u r food. Mosquitoes Sanford district is not tho only one In I Omnge county that Is wondering where ■•. come fille d with m a la ria g e rm s . W IL L DONE,GOOD AND FAITHFUL SERVANTS! the road tax has been spent. There will | The Herald congratulates Mayor Lake bo n day of reckoning later on. nnd the city council upon their action last Monday night In deciding topnye the TO KEEP THEM OUT OF YOUR HOME WE SELL ♦ principle streets of Sanford with vertlfled I Now t,lnt our people real ire what a great t brick. No move of such vital importance lx>on t,,e paved streets are to become in the future development of the city has |,,,ey nre not content to stop nt First street evei been made anddhe vast araount o f ] w I I T p a v e several o f the principal re-| t ‘ 1 11 11— ~ ~ good engendered will not be demonstrat-1sldence streets, ed this week or next but in the years that [ ‘ Why not he Comfortable? H a m m o c k s 7 5 C d l t S tO $ 5 . 0 0 are to come. Good roads nre n most ValThe Tampa Tribune says It will not dis-1 unble asset for the county and good streets cuss prohibition for at least one yenr. nre twice ns valuable for a city nnd in n Does Lnmbright Intend to tnke n year's |^ ^ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ^ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ * ♦ * * * ♦ * * * * * * * * * ♦ * * * * * ♦ ♦ * < * * ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + * * * * * * ♦ * + 9 * * ^ ^ , ^ city growing ns rapidly as Snnfonl ore a vacation or how does- he-cxpect to side | necessity. No city can advance and pros-1 step this issue for a year? iwtnfwî'fpBI h a w ftfrr blULÜ8 'JMWIf’ IffliTdtizcnVrff Sarffdrd to come forward JOHN C . • S N E A D per without the co-operntion of every cit- _ - * unsrr^" with' vi trfflctt feri ck. Whnt-dû-you know and more loyally support the association, izen nnd no city can advance unless 'the so that the good work Af building andimElsewhere in tills issue irn letter from about that!-..V .» ARCHITECT —_1,Ti progressive movements arc led by the city jiroving may go on. W f should readily C. R. Walker, chairman of the board of officials. Sanford is blessed with a cit­ have soI<*^'thnrtitV»4#miTGr, p S^?ew^*(SWINDLED IN JACKtJGNYIllE school trustees, in which he explains the izenship of progressive, wide awake peo­ The state papers swindled by the Jack­ people and great progress in every, way, S A N F O R D , FLO R ID A . action of the board regarding the sale of ple and the mayor and city council nre the bonds for the school extension, nnd sonville inlU-winter exposition in the ad­ at least two thousaiul shares of Block, and __nol nfrald to inaugurate these movements nsaurea the public that Sanford school will vertising contracts will appreciate tiiefol if enrh man will take thisnppenl individ­ for the advancement of the city beenuse ANDEW JOHNSON soon have the much needed improvement. lowing little bit of satire from ihu Lake-' ually we will have that number within even if there are some kicks the majority This vriM be^good news loathe friends nnd I land Nfews: _iiuiutlier-uwmth,—This appeal is to von I— ATTORNEY. AT-I. AW -■— of the oltjwHW are always willing to-iend patrons of our public school. “ The Jacksonville Metro polls,' in a re­ Officers of (lie associa timi will cheerfully their aid and hearty cofopernlion. Con­ Practice« In Siale an,I Mrr»ïifooru cent issue, lias un excellent editorial explain its methods ami workings. It is on the payment of one’s honest debts. sidering that this means over three miles purely a co-operative lumie building asso­ M . G . T. Building, PROPERTY1OWNERS ONLY We trust that the Metropolis will con­ I'hone 14| of paved streets the project seems rather ciation, and in additionto being n good tinue its good work until its advice The question of voting bonds for city large for Sanford. It was not done with­ strikes in on some of the businessmen investment, nil will he bcncfltted by mak­ improvements should be left to (proi>crty out mature deliberation and thought nnd of its city. Meanwhile, in this con­ ing it possible to loan a large amount of THOMAS EMMET’ WILSON owners only. There is no valid reason nection, perhnps we inny,be allowed many studious meetings together upon. , __ „ . . .. money this year tu build houses. ATTORNEY ANI) COUNSLLIOR a little sermon to the newspaper pubthe subject. The council while endeavor- W,‘ y “ owner shun d havOltls tnxAT-LAW lislicrs.of Florida. We would say-to -Ingloadvai.ee Ha- city’s interests by the man who has no property Lute State Attorney Srv,-i„|t ^ them, 'get cash in advance’ for any and nothing nt stake. The present hill in rioritili not pur|>ose to place a yoke upon the neck advertising you nre asked to do for the legislature regarding bond issues for Rcâldencrt. Sin ford and S>U Ukf public nmusement enterprises launch­ - of the tax payer and in tile present case Sanford should be amendrd to specifyj" ed by citizens o f Jacksonville." . while the project seems stupendous the propert yuwncrs only. Just as several other All Local Advertisements Under This arrangements fur payment nre all that — Heading. on cX cn L a Word Fuel» Issue ------GEO. A^-DeGOTTLS cities hnVe done. ---- :------1T PAYS TO ADVrRTISr could be desired and probably at no-time Wanted—Celery growers and truckers ATTORNEY and CUUNSEU.OR at UW Last week tlieT'Hernld advertised the ' In tHoTirture history of Sanford could tills B. B. Tatum, president of the Miami fact that a ten dollar bill lind .been lost, on rich muck land. A fine op|>orttinity. paving be done with less expense to the Practice, in Sim caiuU ml fount Address Noel A. Mitcbdl, Si. i’etcrabur. tnx payers. No money ever ¿pent by the Metropolis publishing company, lias sold ami stated that If the {lerstnt flndini! it Fin: - " ' ~ 35-4 city of Snnfnrd will ever nnive.un vnlonhlo Ibls iiiternst in-timt umierii"m~AT"J.~Boh-1 were honest said person might leave the Sanford, FU W anted— Everyone to know that rlia Welborn Block nil nsscl as this paving and our citizens del of Colorado Springs, Colorado, n ciip- money with the Herald, ami if dishonest BlIcketlsdeHer iy|»ewrHcr is the b»,»t on will nover derive uny greater benefit from I ll®Hst largely interested in Miami's pros- 8i*ld person miglit keepit. Up to the time the market. S<*e them nt Tiie Herald of DR. W. E. H0USHOLDER any public work or take us much pleasure perity. - S. BoIh> Dean retains full mao-1 S°lng to press we have received no ten flee. W anted .—A second-hand man's wheel, therefrom us they will in tliesc same ngement of the Metropolis. being secretn- (lollnr bill. Therefore the iterami linding •DENTIST in goiwl condition, if price is right.. Ad paved streets. The appearance of the city *7* treasurer nnd editor. Tiie MetrnjHilis the money must liuvc reiid the item nnd dress W., box 34, city. 37-!t Kuna* 33, 1Marul 23, I'in. lll.lc i'hunrlll will Iw enhanced, tins, valuation of nil n power for public good and a leader in kept tile bill.—DcFuniak Herald. “ If you want a first-class typewriter at property will he doubled, the credit of tile |Journalism un the East Coast. a moderate rice, call at The Herald oflice. S A N F O R D , FLORI DA An escaped murderer, who had been at and inspect lire* UUckensderfer. The best , city will be better, the name and fame of ET TU..URL1IC! ' Ilurgo for three years, and btr whom the and must compact-mneliineon thrmarkrt —Sanford wl|l l>e greater nnd every ritjx8n For Sale.— R. M. Elder of tbeCelery av­ D R. G. It is safe to say that the good citizens officers hod been Imming all the time,was will ito proud of the fact that he residep enue cash store hui 200 luishcls of jicaR in ns progressive, clean and up to date of Sanford district do not endorse tiie found last week In Ft. Myers. And where for Bale. ** 34-tf DENTIST editorial regarding Orange county’s roads do you supjiose he had been hiding pH this city us Sanford will be in the future. For SaLi_—200 bushels cow ihtis. See JkHH n j a . ___r gfri published In last week’s Sanford Herald. I timet He was merely clerking In astorc Therefore n boq'ubt Is due fo the city MiirliiinJ us befotu buying. Whitaker & Burnet. -officials-for their action in this affair. for Itiseycn cnsiiy believablo that Bro. Holly that didn’t advertise;and would doubtless Foif Sale—Good proi>crty, now liringing SANFORD, FLORIDA 1 lier cent interest on investment. their ability to grasp these ideas and after considering the matter, don’t want |never have been found had not tiie siierilf twelve " —N. 1L Garnm , Sanford;— carry them out successfully, for their to hog ail the good roads for his own cor­ entered tiie store to attach the goods — foil S ale —Five ncrea of gwhl celery fulihful adherence to duty ns public ser­ ner of the county. At uny rate lie cun’t Taylor County Herald. DR. R. M. M A S O N land alflii cultivation. 'On the Sanford get them, so what's the use of talking._| vants mid tiie cool, 'business judgment t * Everglades Ry. about 3 miles from the DENTISI Orlando Sentinel. -* . that governs all their actions.----------city. Will be sold in tiie next ten days LILY WHITES GAIN A PO IM for $.1,500. Call at tile Herald office for May these streets be a lasting monu­ The Lily While Republicans, who have Welborn Block I'tHifte lit particulars. ment to your memory long after you have been down nnd out for several years in OUR NEW COUNTY SOLICITOR Snnfnrd. Florida For Sale— Choice Jersey cows for sale reused to exist and may future generations Hon. Geo. A.- DeCottes is now county Florida, recognize an ally in President cheap.. Now fresh or will be soon. Also widle enjoying the fruits of your labors, solicitor for the county of Orange, Ids I Tuft and Secretary Root, uud according to Rhode Island Retl*»gg& fur batching. Cir­ rise up and rail you blessed. election hnving been continued this week, theresoiulionrecently passed by the House cular free. C. F.Ward.Winter Park.. 20lf A . C. H A R T Mr. DeCottes, though young in yenrs is nnd forwarded to the President, tiie Lily For S ale..—A few gooil colonies of bees, well versed in legal lore und has made a I Whites will soon lie in tiie ascendancy, cheap. —Geo. T, Baiaincek, Routhi. near S U R V E Y O R A NÌ) DR Al CHISMAR HI1TENGER ON SANFDKD — 37-2w remarkable record ns an attorney. He |The Jacksonville Metropolis lia,s the fol Goldsboro. Editor Ulttcngcr of the Ocala Star Leveling and Coni-Seriioning ter tirnimj« F'or Sale—Boiler, turnip, ond engine, 0 a Specialty passed through Sanford lust week enroutc(0X1,1 *,c depended upon i o till the position (lowing in regard to it horse. In good condition, mid will be sold to DeLand to ultcnd the I. O. O. F. Grand of “ Heitor in n manner that will be a "The resolution introduced is direct­ SANFORD. FLORIDA cheap. 28tf ed nt Joseph E. Lee, the colored col­ Lodge meeting nnd while only in our city rrei*b *° his constituency. While a cili—Sanford Macliine & Foundry Works. lector of internal revenue, and urges a few moments seemed to have ¿rasped I zen Sanford, Mr. DeCottes has held Rhodk Islam) Reds eor sale.—Choice R. the representatives from Florida in W. G. H A M M O N D several positions of trust nnd performed I. red liens, cockerels, pullets and eggs. tiie idea very quickly ihnt Sanford was Congress to do ail in their power to Prices low. —L'txu. G adbett , French nvethe duties of the some in a most com­ sec that Lee iA displaced. Lee runs the real article. In tiie last issue of the * ARCHITECT nue, Snnfonl. ■’ the Republican machine in Fioridn mendable manner. His fellow -citizens Star is the following: ..F or R ent,—June 1st to Nov. 1st, eightand 1m s a few white hum w I h > stand are especially, proud of Ids success npd Office witli Murrell & Miudirw _ _ "Then came Sanford, the oelefy robm bouse, furnished througliout. Hot with him. ‘ Mr. Chase's object is to city, which is growing and expanding will watch his future with great interest. nnd cold water, gas and every improve­ hove Toft uppoint members of the soPim lintel 111» T like a green hay tree with genuine Hon. T. P. Wurlow, the retiring solicitor ment. Choice location. Six blocks front called Tjly whites' who will be ac­ prosperity. Everywhere is seen evi­ business jwrtlon. Inquire at The Herald ceptable to n majority of (be white Isa gentleman of sterling worth nnd dences of growth mid prosperity. office for particulars. -Republicans nnd white Democrats of character und though only an Jaoiunbent New buildings are springing up ev­ F. T. WILLIAMS the state. Representative (Miuse's F or R ent .—Furnished rooms for light erywhere und yylieit you ask the of the office a short term mude an enresolution met with thunderous ap­ housekeeping. W. F\ Leavitt, corner Elm vreuBon of all thiS'you deed but puss vlnblc record as a fearless proseculur plause, and passed with enthusiasm, avenue and Third slrecL. . , -----3i-«f S U R V E Y O R und n v i l . FM îlNKM L in review its miles of celery fields, Mr. Chnse believes that Ht is devoted in tire duties of the o ffic e .-----For Rent—F'j beaus.-tnmutous, and strawberries, Hoyjnce p f the Fiorirla diihH}e t « < w è t o ^ - A ^ ÿ T ^ ^ ^ H ^ ITI“ “ 1" rt^ fa. ^ fal!* tT.rar Tf 5 ' eot Bm St. *ete I.LU T n fl .h ... a'lily n -Oll, white J Hliow“Fremdent Tnft that .Mr, Stafford, o former WttPTi m5h~ WHEN, OH, WHEN? SANFORD. FLA Republican can bring about more har­ ill Oealu n few years ago for the*A. Notice o f Application fo r Tax Deed UnWhen will the coal shute be moved nnd monious relations In the state, ami C. b:, but of late years a conductor on der S ed ioli fi o f Chapter 4ö0ü. Laws the gates nt the railroad crossings be break up a machine which has, [t tiie Leesburg and Sanford branch of Sam H*Ateilaw___ _ Mi_v Mimi in»_wu» —, l - alleged, eliminated thousands of {■laced In position? . L__. ór Florido -------------- — — the A. C. L, said to the writer,Jwo white Republicans Trum'participating Notice la hereby Hy Zlvrn that Fanny W. Taber When will other sections of the county years ago he purchased'Fen ucres’bi JUftfc»*er of Tax C______ in party politics.” CfltUfcalç___ No____ 203. dated tbe DRS. BRADSHAW ___ wild land for $50 an acre and this outside of Orlando get good roadsT .VÏri Î d.*yofJuüc A D >»00. ha. filed «nid errHenson refused $200 nn here for same. tlftcale In my offlor, nnd tra« m aUe. aptdleattnn (nr O STE O PATH S When will that Fourth of July celebra- yanford .BuUdini. &. Loua Association ■ne ¡Uro Hitli ¡ir ln acwRdaiMie- with hnr—é t h Lunds are in active demand in their ificaie embrace« the toilowmj falluwli.a de*cribetj H. __________ _ __ ______ ______ certificate nrun wild state at from $75 in 92fifl nn - Uon cnmirliiM h « » . ■ At a meeting of the directory tljq etty tituatr.1 In Orange iwinly n«dda |*SESa n funi. FD. Over Newlnn's ut«e, depending oh location. Snnfonl When will (he engines In the yards be |Sanford Building & Ixian Asrociation Twglunjna NK Cor oí Wi, slu Sœ az Tn I» i' Range 30 Run W 12.02 On SU 11 till F is i ii has a fortune in its irrigating facilities, g l «>cb«. NWly to IÄ l " ^ h,Trj;.lkj mw f “ n,6 cdarkT ^ 27‘ U was " ,at “ *« « « f c i s . alone. They tile their land several being u*«etted al the date oí the tiiuancr of When will Sanford get that new opera elation was in a very pros|>erous condl- land feet below I m surface, bore a hole in auch certificate in the name of unknown^ôwner. S A N F O R D LOEKj E, N o. 27. I. 0.0.F. h l S r S the ground a'^hort- distance nnd a um* tlon* hovin*i •even hundred shares of Uni«. Id certifica,;M flowing well is tiie result. Those who When will it be possible for a poor man stock to date, and the association lias '<$ lînv a ' d T mm*** ‘“ Ue thcrton Wl M»« 3l«l day Meets every Mutidity night ut 7:35in K<‘ live in and around Sanford say onjy Witne«« m sonic Hull. Visiting brethren arel,rf' and " 'U ,Ue one Sanford and nature has provided/^ to buy ^ city lot large enough to turn j loaned money for the construction of live 30th dtiy ni . 1« al] t- i r>, , „ around On onoaT houses, and has applications already for 37-gt »• >4 Ri«l»>r«r*r, for her greptness. It is said there ufi dinlly invited. W- S. BaijimIiC“ — i l h k là Circuit Coy il Uranie County, f i l . When will Railroad Way be paved! $12.500 to construct other bouses. more one-gallus millionaires In San-' r • StHtetflO ford than any bther place on earth Vfbon will tiie lake front be made a A careful inspection of the books show Notice o f Application for Tax Deed nnd the knights and kings of celery boulevord and theold rookeries tom downt that very few of our merchants nnd buslnre ho common they no longer excite When will the city limits bo enlarged! ness men hold shares, and with the presÏÏ& M S . “ Ch‘ ','tr •,888’ IMPROVED ORDER OF g_D MKN comment in that section. When will an editor he able to own an Jent membership the Association ismuffiU • Hereof located Editor Holly,s Her­ W e k iv H Tribe N o 41 ald, the livilest Journalistic .-wire In i r W B ». ....... tu furn'!’*1Dmney unytldng like as fast as S i i K . i i . Î Ï '  . ' Î J O * * A « M Ä Hunting grounds of Sanford. 'rtwrtnrerwmrfwnytnF«igy «Born-“ t g gWlien will the legislature cease making it Is needed to construct new houses in fur tax d..U lu on (lietsl and 2nd Wednesday 0;** rr from Kalamazoo, sure. certificale tm b rÜ ^ fiw n iM month in Masonic Hall. Visiting *lWt a crazy quilt of t l » constitution? ’ the city. Every new building that we can n erti «Ituatnl ers welcome. When will the division bee lodge in the arrange for certainly serves to keep money The "sick man of Europe" can now go 0f m en|ie C0Unlyr 1,1 tircuUUoa, as well ns to improve Hlc to tlkgfhospitul mnj have an operation per­ .iC,l_WiU Sanío,l, *let a ncw iwstoflka city and provide employment forall classF -fV-F PFI FRY riTY ALHlE. formed t n r His only fear is buS ! ,n« T esoflabor. that (hey may-cut off his iiead Instead of Meets Tuesday nights, .at H a clock. *> When wiU T hz-H esau. he^blishcd to It was therefore resolved by tbe board ^ UlU' ,h' {he appendix. the hail in the Stone Gove I'uildinf. »• sui everybody! I,,# 41—,'inn tn m th. . - i * “ 1CWrk « Circuì typurt Orange'uüm^'na. First street. BEWARE OF FLIES A N D MOSQUITOES 1 t 1 ¿Window Screen Cloth, Mosquito Nettings and Canopies WANTS L tmfigffîJSS g»»nur 4 �THE SANFORD HERALD ¡i iA r m ine senate the bill giving you nntl other sub-school districts the righLto bond, 1 Will write him today and osk him If he cahnot have tills mutter, advanced.— tetters and Communications on Yours truly, Where Devout o f the Celery Y o u can get Various Timely Topics. * J. D. Bcgcsi r City Worship Sunday. Lstter From Senator Massey Mr 8. F Whltner. Jr., Sanford. Fla.: — Dcnr Sir—In reply to your letter of the COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE 20tA Inst. I state thnt a bill allowing RESUME 0E ALL CHURCH EVENTS special school district trustees to issue bunds was Introduced et an early stage In This D e p a rtm e n t w ill b e F o u n d t h e or I n t e r e s t t o T h o s e R e lig io u s ly Inby Senator .Dayton, As I was not sure V iew s. O pin ion s an d C o m m e n ts c ltn ed — S u b je c t » - o f D is c o u rs e s whether it would meet all the require* O f P r a c t ic a l W r i t e r s f o r th e S a b b a th . incuts of ourcnse.Inlso Introduced n bill, Th* Pinoti of ik* Chunli,« in Ih. Ciijf in H » ( , prepared by .fudge lleggs, covering the K.«l«„ied tit btinf o, wnd their Annouoetmenta ,n<i The Dad Boys or Sanford Drive your Wngon into Sanford necessities of your case, and the two hills oihe, Chimi, Nivri to ihn urtici noi Ihm than 7huii-it, lllt flM A , ■Regarding the destruction of (he photos are on the Calendar together. I have an Cal 1on C* H. Evans r ir s t M etho d ist „„d theft of the palming tlwbntUc*i.lp I Krv.A.E Hoti*rliulilrr.paat(>r;rliurrh, corner Pork norid. recently suffered by Millar Bros.. ton cmiso„,|(1,t. |htfse m |f wc He canjdelLveiLanyJirand you-want ou^of avenue.and Fifth Street; pnrvunnir, mrnrr Mng-«vernie nmt"JtFvsn1It- ITfeet; ¿lamr ” .. I _ 4 bejUutvr ihr fnllnwlng ,ry (|)) £ ” , j()in ¡ n n«Ua Suruiny inuming service at 11; evening tervler, Our new Warehouse :(M1; Sunday sellimi. IMS a. pv; Jno K. Met, ToTh* hilltnr of the Herald: in their passage. The senate, tills session 7 tinger, Sif|»l. Epwurth Ijeague. 3:00 Sunday even­ Without Delay— ing. Wr arc pleased to note that you make is against waivers of the rule in most mention in your columns of the disgrace. nmI it llinicuU to |l.„is,llUon ful conduct of some scoundrels who ore up oul of oriler, morc „peclnlly in the the People » Congregational unfortunately toleratetfln your midst, as ca#e of n gcncruI m wlllch Rev. K L. KlrklAnil. pnitnr:- Sunday morning »rrvler. II; evrnlng Kcrvke, 7:30; prayer meeting having stolen our painting of the battley o u « Very truly We<l»w-*,tay. 7rOOp m ; Saht« IIt trhuul, 10 u m J. C. Kniininger, Superintendent. ’ ship Florida. It adds to the disgrace, hnvc M^ 3EV lag taken place In thfs state. Forthe ^ ------------ -----r i V ’ ^ V -r Wi ma rirst Muntisi name of the beautiful litUe'UtyTifSnnfortl, [ CLOSING Ol/T Rev. J, W. Boyd pastor; Sunday iilnrnlng servyour iKilieu depbrtnignt should makeevery I My slock o f Guns and Rifles. New ice. II. evening service, 7:00; Sahfmth sellimi. i);4.1 effort to apprehend nntl pun ¡slit hose guilty and second hund. Bargains If you a in ; Dr. J.T. tienimi. Sopì ; II. Y. P. II. Sunday nt II;do p in.. Il, 11 Tolar, Presi.; prayer meeting w *^f «ui liilininrtllvconduct. and such a mean. |wnt|I them. Harry J. Wilson, every Wednesday, 7gl0 p. m. ’ cbnletuptlble act. You may rest assured, Or any other brand of_ our justly BUV A WHITE STEAMER however, that in our travels wc will have -------T---- Holy Croa» episcopal' ‘— Celebrated Fertilizersnothing hiirprnlse for your good clllaens, Rrv, fl. F. Brown, rector: A, D. Key, senior war­ Sunduy morning service, It; evening servir,-. Do you want Hardwood Ashes? and for your garden-like city, and for the The Ladles' car; No Cranking; No Smoke; den; 7:30; SfkMialli school. 0:43a in ; U F. Whltner. So ill.; prayer m eeting. 7:30 W ednesday evening. stale of Florida. Anything we can do in No Odor. _DriedJJlood, Sheep-ManurerBlood and Bone he-wny of giving-InformtttMm-of—the re­ - The cnr-thnrcmrlw driven Willi clean Nitrate of Soda? I’ rrshyteriau sources. beauty and climate of Sanford, |clothes. Rev. J. F. McKinnon, pastor; morning service, The car that goes and comes on all will he a pleasure, as it should be to every 11; evening Service. 7:30; Sat,hath « Insti, !I 30 n American. With best wishes for your fu­ |kinds of roads without balking. in ; Hrtay Mclatulin, Supt prayer meeting Wed ture prftsjierity. Yours resjwctfully. The car that silently glides along anti nesdny, 7:30 p. m. Mii.i.a« Brothers, [ docs not vibrate. Catholic The car that teaches you the pleasure 47 W 28th st.. New York. i Rev. M. f u i . rtvtiir. tervjcr» j<vrry seiund I of -uutoinobinng. fmirth Sundan ratty 'y tñtf»».‘ nTnt>. 7 7 u a m.; in ; ninu m n «ml «ml *rr day ach trinai). uul. 0 '.1 n m,;; vespers. 3 'Regarding The School Building The most nil-round, satisfactory car that mon. 10 a. m : Sunday p. m. rolls on wheels. -Tu(he lolllur of Die Herald: (Write us) Noting your inquiry in Inst weeks Issue Call on or write; Wiggins & Scribner, . . . . . ,,nVFc I of your pn|>er ns to progress of pin us for Bartow, Florida. Agents In /lie follow-* enlarging our public school buildings. iM_cuunlieic-__DeSuto,— Polk, -Qseeoinrr— UfE-HESLBox made—The Riley. Used CHAS. H. EVANS, Sales Agent, ----Yoor understanding ns to the cause of Orange, Hillsboro, except Tampa. j cxc' uslvefV on Route No. I. _______ Saufordf Florida Harry J. Wilson. delay in this matter,ns expressed in your _____________________________ . i ----article Is correct. Immediately after he(Ask Him) O ld Shoes W a n te d — tng ntitiioriml by our ctninty school bonnl H A V E Y O U SE E N T H E 1 am ngaiu asking for OLD SHOES. I to proceed In the matter, '^whlchi under 4*■J*4**;• ^ +4-+❖ «fr❖ ^ -y-y ^ -j -y -y 4 -4 -^ + will give what they are worth the existing state laws is necessary, your SIZES. G. 7. 8. 0, 10 II AND 15 board of trustees went tu work anti In due time secured a purchaser for the bonds A. E . Ir v in ’s Shoe Shop Cor. 3rd St. and Sanford /Jtve. which it Is necessary to Issue and sell in order to do this work; but when we came to deliver “ the gootls” we found we could x v B O Y S ’ S U IT S hut do so legally, dial new legislation was Boys’ Suits, latest styles anil necessary before we could tBsue bonds. shades, 3 to 17. Buy’s W ash able STRONG U N t OE CHILDREN’ S SCHOOL SHOES We placed the matter in the hands of Suits, 3 lo 10, all styles. Bloom er Judge lleggs, nntl ho in connection with Pants, 3 to 17. Boys' Fumishintjsf The Latest Fall Stylt» in Ladies', Gent's and C hildren'» Shoes ! ; ' oar Senator, the Hon. L. ossey hove |Caps. Etc. A ll Under Prit'e. 31t. Just Received the matter in charge, nliitjjlbelieve ore J. C. ARNO, ORLANDO ” proceeding ns runldlv as possible consis­ tent with safety and the requirements of A T Y P E W R IT E R tl»e case. As soon ns this is done your board of trustees will do nil in their |xiWer FOR tu hasten the matter to a satisfactory JEWELER conclusion. The nttuchcd letters from ALL PURPOSES C LEA N S AND PR ESSES Judge Heggs- and Senator Massey will MY SPECIAI.TIF.S give you and. through your paper, our citizens the latest information on the sub­ Pickard's Hand-Painted China One lliat will stand tlie grentest tesls Cumiot get out nf nlignment ject. 1 beg to assure you that your ironrd Our Monthly Rate for Club Only Gorliam's Sterling Silver The best muchine on tlie market ul trustees have been neither asleep, or Rogers’ Piateti Ware A $100 Maehine for $00 G'lvinf* you twelve pieces ti month. W e will call for a(id tlcliver your negligent nr any degree whatever in the See rhrm nt Tlie Herald otlice Elgin and Wultham Watches clothes once u week. A L L W O R K G U A R A N T E E D . matter; hut rather on the other hand have given .it much ..thought nod effort, and s|H'nt much time, sometimes even SANFORD H ER A LD encroaching seriously upon time belong­ In Gobi's B arter Shop # ‘Phone (HT Park Avenue, North A L L GOODS G U A R A N T E E D 309 F irst S t., Sanford, f l o r i d « W. ■4** * ing to iligir private affairs in the effort to provide for tho growing demands of our W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y Sanford public school. IH EACH T O W N Allow me lit this connection to call the ftpd district to _ ride inti exhibit a AGENTS attention nf yourself and that of our citi­ k sample I j i m— i. —^ Model br - ut.—. Our agen j biertl* — funrishM — -----airnircveijrwlitrt irt B U L Jn f m o D l f t i J l - M 'r i U J # r f u l l f a r t ic * Li r t »1 mJ i M u / e jfe r a 1 0 * c t. zens and patrons of our schools to the HU MUNLY KlwUlilftKU until y«Mi rreeiveand arpruve ol your Lkyclt. Wethip fact Unit our school year will utrw soon to aotone, anywhere In the U, S. twithout * ,tn t defeat in adranct, f a r f a r f n i x k t , aitij ■ How TEN liA lH ’ If HICK T ill A I- dining which time you m.iy ride ihr btcyde and close. May 21st, so that the time is siiort ll It to any letl %rou with II you are ihet* not perfectly satisfied or do not wiah to eep the bicycle ihip It buk to us at our espenic atul fe u adit met tut p u le ** a n t. for you to visit our schools- and see for FArTODV pnince We lumith Uie Ihgbesf trade Ucicle* it 1» poatible to make I HullHII I rilULtj at une email profit abare actual faciory CDit. Vuu *a»e jlia yourself just what is being dime, the to p*f middlemen1! profits1by buying direct ul n% and hae# tli« manufacturer's guar■nice behind your bicycle. IH! NOT II (IT a bicycle or a pair ul lirai (rumnm/ent needs of the school, -rtc. Anti 1 assure ■I 4w /n*e until you receive our cauhtgurs and Icirn uu( ubbeard ul / a* turn f a h a and r tm e r k a U * i f * tut/ q f f t r i to r i d e r a g e n t i , , y«)tf. the hoard of trustees, together with O lfioa with HOLDEN R E A L I A T A T « CO. the teachers will be pleased to uole the VOU WILL BE A f f l U l l E A a s s S 4*m j*»1wrj we tau iiij Ilc yOUlhTi year. W c tell the highett grade U bkvete» m l t i lfor le tf money H P _ Q’qHtnied iniiTiuit OH-«he pan uFmir t'ltl-~ » than' any othc/ factory. Wc are utiafied with $i.aeT pi'»ofti aboye (i(jy fT jfiiL . HH'VCftJ? liK A L K t t if , rna ran wit ouj blrycUX undlf Jour 0W0 cuoic putt at —«.'Ill pnUoM umidfetteri by the presence able our pnces. rices. Orders filled the «lay «uy received. * B K C O N D H A N D JH C V lT .liH . We do not recubrir handle tecoad hand bicycle«, but Sanford, Florida . of us many us [xissiblt* upon the dosing usually have a number on hand taken In trade by our Chicago retail st»ru.. These « f t U n out no. DlscrTbbve promptly at prices ranging (rmn 9 3 to nr #lt>. list _________ Mittilbfin bargain Utnl (irti milled Item. exercises of our schools now so dose at roller eti«in# mad p o U U , putì, repzin and M ill. J i___ ___ l *j </ i / ftk t i fcjwj/ f i l a l i / r u n . ham! Express to your children your ap- COASTER-BRAKES, equipment of «11*110111 *t A _PCesilUiou of the work theyhnvc done, if you do apiirocinte it. Also to the leach_ 'm whu for the nail eight months have T O IM T R O D U O C , O U L T ,ut'^ cloim and sacred relationship Tht rtj-u U r t t U il* r U t * f M <« fin e a witli your children. Discover if you can i S M p t r f a d r . 6ut m n w iil m jU } * ir to T f4 M } \t w h it U h o r J it m S ). -wherein tide- wtyrk can be bettered the t t lty < m B ia j. Full Line of High-Grade Cigars and Tobaccos coining yaar nntl give us, the board of NO MORE TROUBLE FROM PDRCTURES N A IL S , T t e k i o r O U m w ill not let Itia trustees, such suggestions ns you tlunk « I r out. Sixty thouMud pair« «old l»»t year. Agent fur the Ftimuu» will be helpful in furthering the interests Over two buca red Iboutmud pair» now tu u«e. O F S O R I F T l O M i l l ^ n * II »lie«, tt l*1lv*lr CLOVER HILL BRAND BUTTER d our children in tbclr school work. Any •od t » » y rtdlu^.ve rv durable and lined intldc with 1 • «pedal quality o f rubber, which tirvrr t-ecoine» friendly criticisms you mny have to offer poroumaud which cloaca up amali puncture* without allow» Nottoa t i l« thick ru bber tread S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A • )our hoard of trustees will be pleased to 1“A ” and puuotur« atrlua •■It” IN SANFORD CHURCHES VUIbL your ARMOUR Armour Armour Armour Armour Blood, Bone & Potash Celery Grower Vegetable_______ .. Practical Trucker Ask for it, We have it THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS Jacksonville, Fla. FRANK L. W O O D R U F F SanfordV Only Exclusive Shoe Store B lic k e n sd e rfe r? He n r y Mc L a u l i n Sanford Pressing Club Ladies’ Skirts and Gentlemen’s Clothing $1.25 M. P. LIPE; Manager. WANTED-A RIDER AGENT G e n e ra l i 50 HEDGETHORN PUNCTURE-PROOF * g M SELF-HEALING TIRES A SAMPt£ PMR 8 F ir e In s u r a n c e r — GHAS. H. EVANS Staple and Fancy Groceries “ l>," a h a rlrn atrip " I I ” te p n r e a t rtm a u lt la f. Thla tira w ill outlast auy oth er if Well. -Thnirttng yttUTW'TjftnJinjl "Jifs mutter •o the iiotlco of’ our citizeos.-uml for the kindly ntaisinitt'e you ihrtHigh your jwi|>er have many times given to the t^-hool hml ■1« the lmanl ¿f irtiBieea. I am Sincerely, — C. H. WALXtX, - * < .Chairman Board Trustees. L f tie r r r * m J u d ie B rggs ffp^tdier. San (uni H ».: lb-dr Sir—1 sent to Senator Massey la»t Vcek. ontl he on last Monday introduced m a k e- 8 0 KT, L L A k T lO aud K A 8 Y It 11)LMO. t price to advertí«! purpoac« we are maktoi aie day Icttar ia racelvad, W eaklpC. O. D. mi the rider ■laed and f outu). them strictly as repreaeutrrL approval. Ifoti do tool pay «c e n t uni you haveeiamii _____ oí »'p er cent (thereby making the price a i . a s per pair) if you We w ill __________ ______ ASH IVITII W IT H OltUUft (lit O b 'It’ami VOU, CA.SU pod cocloae cocloae this this adverflsemeuL advertisement. You run no ris k 'la ___ ________order as the Urea may he returned at O U lt e«i>en«c if for any reason they are t satisfactory on examination. We arc perfectly rrli»b<e and money sent la us is as safe as In a bank I f you atdar a pair of these tires, you will find that they will ride ebaler, run faster, «rear better, last luurrr aud look finer than any lira you have ever used or seen at any price. We kooV that you w ill bean well pleated that wheu you want a bicycle you will give ua your order. ■— t us a trial order alone«, hence this remarkable tire offer. Wc waat /ou ta don’t buy any kind at any price until you »end for a pair of h M ^ U M M Uhü K Puncture-rraol “ed■_| tllia n tu« r * 'tires on approval‘ and' trial | at* wy price quoted above: t" for our ht* Tire and Bundry Catalogua whicb tha «pecîaA Introductory at>ove; or w Write dcacribc* quoi es ail bca and quote» an makes make« and kindaol kiuda o f tire» tire* at i about h a lflb e usual priera, n n â r n r u / J n - bat wrile ua a postal today. DO N U T T H IN fe O Y n O T tX O a Weyete D U n U I w w M M or a pair of tlrea from anyonc until you know the oew aod woodcrful offrra are are mkklng. It oaly coscs a poatal to learu crerythiof. Write it NOVV, IF YÙU J. L MEAD CYCLE COMPANY, CHICAGO, ILL CRUTCHFIELD & W 0 0 L F 0 L K » BKANCIttS Chicago Cincinnati Jacksonville P IT T S B U R G , P A . Sales Agents and Distributors SANFORD CELERY UNION Room 16. Pico Block. 'Phone 269 SANFORD, FLA . BKANCiteS * " «< New York Washington Sanford - ■*■ �THE SANEORD HERALD 6 APrH 30, 1909 VV1 a * A shoe cobbler by trade. When ,1 heard A, "v v w » of his sickness I cnlled'at the house, ex­ FROM MACARONI DELTA | J ER pecting to find tbe family on starvation, but to my Surprise I found one of the best ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » » ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ f i t t - M Sanford Lod^e Attends Lecture physicinn§m the town attending the sick From The H erald's Spcctsl Correspondent By W ireless Telephone At Congregational Church man. a high-priced nurse athlsside.med ___ L . Si Blizzard's wife is having much trouble Icine on the mantle, and groceries Ih the kitchen. I asked the wife whence came in raising her last pair of twins on a ADVANTAGES O f ORDER GIVEN these things. She said my hushand is an bottle. One of 'em has sucked the-rubber Odd Fellow, and this is what they propose nipple off the bottle twice nnd swnllowed * to do. By and by hfl died. Instead of be­ It and Si’s afraid the rubber will get ab­ T h e F a m o u s J e w e l B rand sorbed in its system and the kid will be­ ing hauled off to the Potter's field in Large Numbers o f People Atfetid The (Guarantee*! to riive satisfaction) come a rabber-neck. spring wagon, he was given a Christian Services and Dr. Klrkfond's burial by his friends. The banker wus Sister McSwnlt’s bunions nre becoming Interesting Lecture there, the lawyer was there, themerchan ; qftita painful again. __In honor of the ninetieth anniversary of was there, the shopman was there, the Aunt Mirandy Smoot, who slipped on the foundation of the order, the Sanford Judge of the court was there, and the Got her front door step the other day and sat lodge of Odd Fellows attended theCongre- of heaven wns'there. After the funeral down with much emphasis on the south gutlonal church in a body last Monday could see po future for the poor widow nnd end of her spinal vertebra, is having night, and listened to a masterly address her fatherless children. I called again at spiral curvature nnd nerVous prostration by Dr. Kirkland. C- , the little humble home, found her very to beat the Jews. He took for his subject Odd Fellowship, busy getting ready to take the next train. Mose Updyke and his goggle eyed sister is It of Got! or of MenT He took for his I am going to the Odd Fellows orphans' Samnntim visited the Kor|ieter family at text, 1st Samuel. 20th chapter^ 42d verse. home, where my children will be raised “ Jonathan said to David go in peace, for nnd educated, were her words. Oh! broth Mudsock last Sunday. Bud Pendody and Punk Jones called on ns much ob we have sworn, both of us, in er, do you know of a religion better than the name of the Lord, saying the Lord be this? Can tills denr old bwk—the Bible the Slocum girls last Sunday. It is whis­ between me and thee and my seed and —teach you bctterrcllgion than this T The pered thut Punk and Skinny Jane are thy seed.” , r, man who best servesliii fffllow man. lies engaged. serves his Cod*. James says puce/filigJau jjy T « two men. nnd.la.ns sucrcdu»highl»«iverK+liri(n,liiKn]bdbeforcGodlstliis: tovisitthe' played three nights next week In the - g g H||| l ‘ *v Jonathan was the son of King Saul. widows and fatherless In their afflictions. Cameron City opera house, and after the “ If You Love Your Wife DoTfri^onsC~IîèF — father is now on the throne. Ho is a vi­ Again the Bible says: to him that is afflict Bhow an egg sucking contest is to be pull cious, blood-thirsty wretch. He has be- cd, pity should be shown from his friends. cd cnch night. v, J T T " 3 f! I1" “ *1,lT because of his suc­ There is n weekly Income to every OddFe Kphrlhnin Bonesct hns been elected cess and his popularity among the people, low unable to work. Should he die, his deacon in the colored Hardshell church lie tins set in his heart to take the life qf funeral is paid for, his widow cared for, «mFwHI take .«ptheTcgiitnrcoltrctlOTrofi V . the, youug-uum— David. knowing thii.left andliircliildren educated. Could a man Sundays for the benefit of the benighted the king's table and the king's palace to do more for his fellow man than to foliuw heathens in Africa and incidentally Its wufdcr Into strange hinds. It sceins that him through life, to administer to him in Indiana., avenue -annox^-On account of _ Jonathan went with him a distance, we the dark moments; nnd when" his^llTe the danger of the state going dry. Rev. = = = = = SANFORD, FLORIDA ___ : “ "cahTioneirTuflt how far, but we know it work is done, and he is cold in death, to Deuteronomy Jones hns laid in three gal was far enough io guarantee safety to the give him a Christian burial. I see hang Ions of gin. *»SSVSVSSVSVVSSSVSVHSSSS»VSWSSWSWSS\V»S»VV W V t«A tH M ^ coming young king. Here Jonathan and ing on yonder tree a dead man. A friend Owing to indiscretion in his eating, * David held a conference, and organized comes and begs the body. The people say Columbus Jenkins’ dun mule was quit ■ between themselves u secret society, hav­ he is an imposter, but Joseph answers and overcome with colic last night. ing a covenant and signs to guide i t ; the says 1 can't help what you say, I loved Ophelia Puterbaugh nnd Melinda Hos basis of which Odd Fellowship today is him and I want to bury him. So ire buried tetter, were set up with by the Billingsley now operating upon. Jonathan said to the ileiiil Cliriii--- Ha buri«*«l —trim«in ids David you stay here in the field nnd twill own grave. One by one we follow our boys last Sunday night. Both boys very return to the king's palace and have a talk brethren to the end of the race. Oi|e by sensibly went home nlteno'clntk Instead with my father, and I will come back to­ one we lay them away until Jesuscomrs, of wearing out their welcome. ~\ morrow and bring a lud with me. I will Here uui.password changes, but by anti by - Violetta-Bilkinsisstrickun wlttrclikkcn =— -tfnrwneaf wliere you arc in the field, nnd wé arc going to come to the grentjlfllLflfl- J*îï:—Silfi.caught .ein-from the hire«! mnn will shoot three urrowsns thougli_Lahotnt- hlJffl WhereUesuiGiristls the Noble Grand every Sunday night, nnd it is said lie ---- trmOTR.- l will'say to the lad go fetch the Wliere the regnlin of heaven will be right lining the dread malady from the west arrows. lf.Iamy to the lad the arrows nig cousncss of saints. Wliere (lie password side near Iirody's store. Low Prices. *(m this side of thee you mayknow by tbaK In the grand lodge will be Jesus, Jesus EiiSy Payments. II'U III Iteli A hundred dollars reward can be raised that there is safety for you,’ and you may Jesus. If you have not the jw 93word to in our town for any kidnapper whn will ___ ctuuc limuc. llut if l ex|>resaly say to the nil.In. brother, I l>eg you to get it. Our kidnap cither one of the cussed Uixl lad the arrows are beyond thee, you mny brothers are going up one by one to the boys and nut get caught before lie gets know by that that my father is determined grand lodge. Some have gone with the 'em out uf the community. to kill thee, nml that you must go away password. Some 1 fear will answer in » *• into strange lands. It was necessary fqr that awful day and say to the Noble Grand A STEADY DRAIN the preservation of Israel's great king (lint i never llad the password. this secret society of (Aid Fellowship be . / » '* Kick Kidneys Weaken tile Whole Hotly— organize»!. Otherwise the world would UNKNOWN, VET FAMOUS Make You III. Languid and liepressed ' never imvfihmj ihc sweet singer of Israel, Stoves, C r o c k e r y and G la s s w a r e T and thp book of Psalms. But God put it A New Kind or Potato That Beals The Sick kidneys weaken the body into the heart o*f these jnen to organize Whole Bunch thrungh the contimiiil dr .linage., ut-liie— themselves into a secret society, swearing J. F. Hancock, who farmed on the Alex Bhflng/ijbumen front the bh*od into Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, White and Neu H o m r N e u ht| faithfulness to each other -os long us life French place this season, introduced tile urine, and tin- Mib-tiiutiuii <>l " Machines, Edison Phono^raplis and Records. YV h o lfs a lf should Inst, nnd to their children. Ttiis new Irish potato here thnt bears no name, jtoisouon.s, Uric acid that goes broad > Dealers in Gasolene and Kerosene covenant w h s kepi. Jonathan was killed but takes the prize for the largest yield cast through’ the system, sowing the kcmIs--uf-di »«‘ate. — ljus» —o f —»1 burnt-n — ill the Hebrew was*-He Imd one little boy Mr. Hancock, through G.R.Calhoun, shi pikhJ causes weakness, languor, depression ut the time or his death. When the nurse severul hundred hushels of this (Mtatu in Uric poisoning causes rheumatic pain heard of Jonathan's death, she befringe here this season, nnd ull the growers who nervousness, nausea, -cricks in the liack, gravel and kidney stones. Tin excite«! and let the little fellow fall, nnd planted it declare It to be a world-beater. proper treatment is a kidney treat lie became n life cripple. Later, hi'the Frqm one barrel planted on the French incut, and the best remedy i* Doan's providence) of God, Dnvhl became king over place, forty-one barrels were dug ns u Kidney Pills. Great San lord cures tiie land and sent for (lie families of K|0t; yield. Ifrom*one and a half acres one prove it: . Saul. Remembering Ids covenunt with hundred and seventy-four barrels wer<* E S T A B L IS H E D lb (i9 Mrs. Anna Krtcksoji, Third St., San • Jonathan, he ordered that all these fami­ raised. ford, Fla., say»; “ For years my kid - *0 neys were weak and 1 had .but littlt lies have their land nnd property restored , W. O. Nolan, who has a farm on Soldier control over the passages of'the secre­ . to them, Then he came to the cripple Creek, in Mettingcr hammock, planted (his tions. 1 also suffered almost con Are Offering Any iintl A ll Kinds of Florida Real Kstnte mnn, wIk> was n pauper and beggar, and poinlo.nnd five potatoes in one hill weighed slant|y from backache, accompanied ^y said whose son nrq you t Ho answered pains across my loins. Some «lays seven pounds, at as Low Prices ami on as Reasonable Ten ns Jonathan’s son. Then David’s heart welled a■ The potato Is n smooth, vyhlte .variety, could hardly get around, having- but little Strength or energy. 1 finally ob Up within him, for lie remembered the cov­ As Can be Had Anywlieri* nnd urns uniform In size. Hie hills making t;|inc<l a Ih»x of Doan’s Kidney Pills enant he made with (Ids man's father. # * V* ' , as many as twelve tai fifteen potatoes. atul they soon proved ly.be what I Then (lie king said to (ho crippled nmu I * j SB* ------ •* ■-Mr. Calhoun has ordered several car­ needed. My kidneys gradually became ■restore to you all your father's pn>|>erty. stronger, my back ceased hLadle and loads of (his new variety for next season's Oftire nn Park Avenue,, between First mid Commercial Streets. Sanford. Murnla I give you an income, besides nil that, you the pains-arrows my loins disappeared. planting, nnd expects to (III us many or­ Since taking the contents of this box, shall eat at the king's table with (lie king's ders ns jxtshLhle, as many of the growers have lieen able to rest well and qs a %*?■ *:•< • + . ; family. Thunk God for such an Organiza­ •> -;-va - H i in tills district, and also at Hustings, have result, have felt much better in every tion. Thank God for such u covenant and way. Doan's Kidney Pills certainly expressed a desire to plant tills kind. I — ■ ac : llKo-mys highest rndnrxTiHcfit." ‘thank God for such a people. As the pulntneaiiie originally from MlchFor sale by* all dealers, Price £0 i Odd FelUiwbjnp proposes to do for the Jan, and gained fame in Florida., T rents. hosier Milburn C«v. Buffalo, world wluit this secret society did for these Herald suggests the name for theheVpo- New Y«»rk, solc ageiiLs for the* United : two men nnd their children. I t . proposes __ f into of Fla-Midi, or, leaving out the hy­ States. * -Remember-- tire IjaUkt—Doan'*—and to guide inenby signs and signals into safe •Tim-latest out is tin* phen,-o«U it FlanHe-h. '''* '" ’ — 7 ^'7* *> take no olher. ... ; . — poll»*,—l-koqw that imi miL'lK'rasTohTfc~v~ .> 2 — ideally saved my life. I was leading a Early Closing o f Stores E N G LIS H C A B little child (lie street nnd readied We the undersigned merchants . and the corner of u short block. Oil the oppo­ business men of Sanford jts un evidence Î rW,e bnVe a iTew line just site corner was a policeman, and u saloon of public spirit nnd progressivencss agree between us. The ullkcr wus an Odd Fol­ to dose our respective busincss places in and the low price will P lum bin g and low and knew that in that sahim was a and offices Thursday of each week at V t make them jio. Come in ff riot brewing. He gave me the danger sign. noon 'beginning with May 1st and ending •:* 1 sunn bed the little ddld and ran. The with Oct. 1st. 11)09. This will ullow ull M 'S «™ * t G as F ittin g and see them. <• iwlicoman readied the saloon door, and employees and citizens a half holiday o + was shot down from firing within. When each week for rest during the dull sum­ All Work Receives My Personal Attention « » > I looked back and saw the deud officer, mer months: f 2 haw. thankful I was fur such a brave man. Aodrison N. IV YoweJI A Co. ▼ und Beat Efforts W J D. Williams and how thankful I was that God ever gave V F4*+*> ♦*> ■ ( ■ + < > + + + 4- t - 9*<r » S - + 4 - + + + 4 + * • : * + 4* + '* * * * H i t s E. E. Turner Chbat. H. Evans this world such an orgunizulion, that by II. II. Hill Krank L Woodruff Opposite City Hall ‘Phone 230 E. 6lroon L H. klrCulIrr eudi signs thnt not only the Iifeofthelm- (isrnrr S. Rigarti Saufun! Grocery Co. Drink a Bottle of Estate M . A. Speer J. K. Metiiaser mortul David might be spared, but even | A. Thonipaon A. E. Hill my life, asunworthyusitniightbe. What­ Itarrr J. WUsuul .Sanford Furniture Co. Unir» MrLauIln ¡T h ever I am, and whatever 1 may be to the I K « '» „ E. A K___ f r f c t a i r i T o nso rial* P a rlo rs ■wurMi 4 ewedr to the dent! offlerr. "Fowe D. A. Caldwell A Sons * * *r * « it to his uplifted hand. Yea, I owe it to ashianable H a ir Cuttliift ■* the Noble Grand on high, who gave these Lady Kill* Large Alligator t signs to guide the sons of men. Odd Fel­ Mrs. J. M. lYoublefield, wlio tends tiie and General Barheririj* lowship purposes to visit its sick, and re­ drawbridge for the A. C L i i s good s/iot lieve tl,io distressed. Weil do I remember will) rifle or revolver. Last Monday morn­ H G IN G E R A L E ^ O R S O D A W A T E R s t 'a n f fC o l d B a t h sa ta l lH a w e s , Hot Bulp h u rB a t h sa S p e c i a l l y uiy first acquaintance with Odd Fellow­ ing Mrs. Troublefield killed an alligator Manufactured witli pure distilled water—-they wlU iwevenl illness, aid digestion and give you health ship. - 1 was pastor In a city. One of ray that measured ten feet and ten inches, One visit and you twrwue a Staunch -Pdtrun men took sick. He was a very poor mau. with à 38-pistol. P i s aB l a c k o p p e a l l *B i p r a a iO t t i c o 1. 0. 0. F. ANNIVERSARY lias . STO V ES . Buy a Hot Weather Gais Range The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co The Crippen Music1Store High-grade Pianos. Organs, and Graphophohes. T h .e o ..J . M ille r & Son - House Furnishing Goods Real T he M arks Estate A gency G O C A R TS I I C. H . D IN G E E i t z S A N F O R D F U R N IT U R E CO. i ALBER T G R Ä M L IN G The Sanford Coca Colà Bottling Co., S a n fo rd , FI«* �I'* ¡nTÑDABOÍÍT THE C!TYl * ______ ¿ 5 \Julycelebrntlon •> , - -r---- ---------- -- ----- — --:---liitìTUm Will be the biggest ever. THE SANTQ^D HERALD T - The SanronJ-merctiairt*“ * Who advertise in The Herald. Wade, the tuner, Orlando. Fresh MackeraJ at H. H. Hill’s grocery Orders taken for roses at Woman’s Ex­ Miss Mary Hunter is visiting friends at change. Paola this week. E. C. Moody of Westfield. N. J.; spent Wednesday in the city. ■ Canned apples, only 10 cents nt Garner PERSONAL ITEMS O f INTEREST & Roberts*. Now is the time to buy your sub-irri­ Jack and Matt Irvine of Orlando mo gated land. See M. M. Smith. Summary o f the Floating Small Talk tored to Sanford last Sunday. _ Fresh Georgia butter, 33 cents ft pound S u c c in c tly Arranged for llur* School pennnfns”nt the Woman's Ex­ for sale by Garner & Roberts. — - ried Herald Readers. change. v Are you talking about that Fourth of Hustling Sonford July celebrntionT See C. A. Rerd for furniture nnd piano Will pave fifty blocks moving. it Fresh fish on Fridays and Saturdays at All with vitrified brick. 3fl Swiss cheese Just In at McCuller's S. C. Richardson’s, Leffler block. Dried Salt Shouldersnt 12 W cents found NeW Store. Paul O. Smith of Chicago was in thecity at H. H. mb’s grocery. Sunbeam corn can be bought for 10 cts. Wednesday. Hr. and Mrs. J.N . Whltner B|>ent sev­ n can at Garner & Roberts*. Home investors put your celery money eral days of this week at Jacksonville For un up-to-date tailor-mndc suij. see in Celery Delta Land Co.’s land. See and St. Augustine. D. A. Caldwell & Sons. 31-tf — — .—J- ki.- W m m » - ’ Little Happenings— Mention o f Matters In Brief. If you are not living at the City Res­ taurant you are not living right. Mrs. Brigham nnd daughter, Mrs. Moody .Undo apaiu-eguyai-liow-iB the city »Tuesday——•Whippoorwill and Cloy Pens, at Sanford Grocery Co. «- D. G. Cmy-Elwes and wife. Miss CnryEiwes and Walter Cnry-Elwos of Conway spent Monday in the city. Orders taken for fresti eggs nt Woman’s Eidmngo.------- -------------- r '~ ! .(XO.Bunietfof St. Louis nnd H.C. Alex­ ander of North Carolina .were among the^ visitors lolhe'cltyMondny. The best dinner In the city at The City Restaurant for 35 cents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schucht have moved to Fcrnnndina where they expect to make their future home. Go to H. H. Hill for everything in the grocery line. Arthur Hoyle of Jacksonville's visiting home folks this peek and slinking liamls with tlie friends of his boyhood. Remember to huve The Herald folipw l when yoinaks-yiTOf-st immer“t ripr“ Mr. Fielding has made the swimming pool at tin' Hye-Ln hotel n most delightful place for a cool plunge. Oi>cn to ail. tf M. M. Smith has 1,000 acres of celery land. Sold on easv terms. fresh candles every 'week at MeCuller’s New Store. , J. G. Crawford and H. G. Partin, two prominent citizens of the Conway section were in the city Tuesday nnd paid The Herald nil appreciated call. See II. li. Hill for Celery City Blend Coffee, finest> on earth for 24 cents. -A. E. Starrs tinh resigned his position with tiic Southern Express Company and __ accepted uuuJn the postofllce us stamp clerk. Clean, wholesome, well cooked—are the meals served ut The City Kcslauranl. Mrs. N. J. Perkins nnd little duugliter left Monday m spend the summer months among relatives in Virginia. Prof. Per­ kins will follow them lutcr. If ymi want a flrst-clpss tnilnr-mndp suit fur $12.OH. call nt l). A. Caldwell &. Sons. Mr, and Mrs. C. A. Dobbins and children left last Saturday for a short visit with Mrs. Dobbins' parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Burris, at Eustls. The finest nnd mast complete line of candies and cigars are kept on sale by Garner & Roberts. Mr». M. A. Mint nnd children returned to their home. 312_ Quit avenue, after sev­ eral weeks stay with her parents, 200 Pul­ liam street, Atlanta, Go. R. H. Muirhead has opened a grocery j_»lpreat Brinsons siding.“ Cucumber and crate material for sale. 36-3 N. II. Garner has a bargain on French •venue and Eleventh street. Ten city lots. See him at ones and get your choice. r""" '* 34-2 W A slight blaze last Friday called (be de­ partment to the house of S. Bunge. Very little damage w as done, a s the Ore was „eiikguiUxedbefore-lrhndBntned'~nny headway. Ilavt you seen the latest things In refrigerators—all steel—at Harry J Wilson's. frank R. Clark, president of the Georgia Engineering Company, and F. T. Warren, chief engineer of the same company, are In tlit* city this week, closing up the largo paving contracts. * Wonderful soil fumigant, Aptcrito, will live your crops. * Ask the Fernald Hardware Co, ubout it. f Mr. dud Mrs. K. Kanrier. formerly of Ar.,5ui*i:!: Im ia dccldod-Aotuske fimifaird Uteir Mr. Banner will be identified with the »lore of his brother, Chns.'Banner. Our Own coffee, the best 25 cent coffee 011d*e market, for sole at Garner & Roberts' l*"rcs only. S-G.Doiive, Louis Dolive and thas. Rock Orlando spent several hours in the city wit Sunday. Chas. Rock expects to spend tvcrr Sunday in Sanford as soon as our Puk Is completed. Twenty-one meals at Stumon's for $4. »_ W - Elegant line of Easter cards, at the City - A. D. Bellamy of Florence. Ain., spent Cigar Store. Wednesday in the city. A U™)U.r> ,^ ir hou)a,15 cents pc* E. H. Tomlinson, formerly City, TfiTt'K<iw~a próntinem reéï wmte; man of This-week only. j-Snnforrt Grocery Co. Bake days, Saturdays and Wednesdays, Jacksonville, whs slinking hands with his at Woman's Exchange. old friends here this week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith of Altamonte Wade makes frequent trips to Sanford. Springs spcnt.Tuesday in the city. Write him nt Orlando. Garner &. Roberta ore now agents for Florida people better see Sanford Celery Delta .Land Co.'s property before buying the famous Royal Scarlet can goods. truck farms. —J. N. W iiitner. , Mr,j»nd Mrs. B. Drew of Orlando wereln < v ~ § N.P.Yowell&Co I <>i« I MEN’S NEW STRAW HATS ■ i .« » M en 's New Ties <i. » See Our New Line of Ladies’ Waists and Fancy Parasols I- ------- » O » " * T 1 _ N. P. Y 0 W E L L & CO. i-i , .. . . . :::: Mr. juuL M rs-.E. B. Walker.George Eng- the citryeslerdny. iigh, Mrs. Alfred Parsons and Jas. E. MiNot the chcapcsL-hUl the bast— are net of_New -York were among the-promi­ the meals served at The City Kes-j nent visitors to the city on Tuesday. taurant. DEALER IN . Buy Henry Clay Flour of W. W. Long. While your wife is nway. make yourself The best on earth. nt home at Stumon's. 21 meals for $4. C H O IC E F L O R ID A A N D W E S T E R N M E A T S Bake day is Saturday nt the Womnn's Chas. Hit ml’'transacted business in Eus- P a r kA v a n u aI n S p a a r ’aQ r o c a r y / ' 'P h o n a1 Exchange. . • tis yesterday. Mr. E. W. Biggers, who recently accept­ Buy a meal ticket, and eat yourSunday Celery Avenue News ed a position with the A. C. L. shops nt dinner at Stumon’s. __ There will be n basket picnic and flaltWnycross, nrrived in the city Saturday Messrs. McLean and Huddleson of Gene­ fry at the shell mound, un J. N. Wbitner'a on u visit to ids wife and little duugliter va were in the city yesterday. place, Wednesday, May 5th, given by the who returned with him to Wnycross lust celery growers of Celery avenue. All WhipiMKirwill and cow pensnt $2 a bush­ Tuesday. e truckers nnd their families arc cordially el. —Sanford Grocery Co._ See-hand-painted score cards at WoInvited.—There will he munkv lemonade ’The celeTy ’growers will have a Muydny i il ;uTh-Exchanged u'nd ice water furnished free by commit­ picnic at Shell Mound un May 5th. tee. A grand time is anticipated. Come The Royal Tailors brand of clothing Oscar Lorru ine.mit yor of Wek iwn Spri ngs out ami let us socialize and become bet­ means perfection. See samples nt I). A. spent several days this week in tiie city. ter acquainted on that day. Any Infor­ Caldwell & Son’s. America ularin clocks for B5c ut Fer- mation regarding picnic can be had of the Messrs. Wiggins and Scribner of Bartow nald’s. chairman of the committee, John T. Ed­ ore in the city demonstrating the White C. E. Keller. A. C. Martin, K. J. Parra- wards, box 74, city, f Steamer automobile.These ears will he We-have anticipated T. P. Conpropst's mother has returned to handled by tile Sanford Carriage Works more and C. II. Tfttnlinson, all prominent and Mr. Underwood tlds week received men in Jacksonville, were in the city tills Chicago, after a pleasant Visit to her son, week. and to the land of celery, sunshine and several fine cars of this type. If you wuut to sell or buy city lots, city flowers. Do away witli dust while sweeping car­ pets by buying Wizzard Cur pel Cleaner of [iroperty, celery farms, sec N: H. Garner. Roy Carter nnd family huve returned to Needs and Bought,Mô»ir W. W. Long, Planting time is here. M. M.Smith will Lung Island to s|>c.nd (lie summer. Stock of __ Seventy-five bushels of cow peas for sell you laud on easy terms. The celery delta is ¿low advancing and sate cheap, at E. A. Hefileld Co.’s. The corner on wheat tins advanced the becoming settled up at a rapid rale. At Read the Sunday dinner menu of llye- price of flour but the Sanford bakeries present there are two stores going lip nt hnve not raised the price on bread ns yet. tiie south end of Cameron avenue, also Lo Hotel. 36-tf Miss Evn Walker of I-ongwood. one of The Bye-Lo Hotel will rent you n room several residences, among which is a cozy tile teachers in the public school of that for $3 n week (one |tersoii) with hotel five-room cottage just completed by Ed. Hess. At Cameron City there is (lie foun­ place, and niece ofC. R. Walker, iss|>eiul- conveniences. tf — dation of n store under construction. We ing n few duys tlds week in the city witli Best Elgin XXXX butter und country learn there is a large colony of Michigan the family of her uncle. butter fresh every tfuy ul McCuller’s people just moved into Cameron City. We Garner lit Roberts handle Chase & San- New Store. AND would suy to them, as to all new comers, born's tea and coffee, the Ixest on earth. Mrs. K. L. Junes. Mrs. A. E. Robbins come out to the picnic on May 5lh, oiul McKinley edition of ten cent sheet mu­ und Mrs. E. P. Welborne represented San­ let us older settlcrs-wek-onip you to the sic, all the |>opolar airs. at City Cigar Store. ford nt tiie fifth annual convention Order delta. M. I-. Tylor returned to ids home In Ft of tiie Eastern Star, held at Jacksonville The write* passed lire editor of tills pa­ Wuyne, tlds week. Mr. Tylor recently last week. per with Ida family on tiie streets of San­ purchased some fine city nnd country Gns and gasolene stoves, wheelbarrows, ford recently, and from (lie size of tiis lit­ All to Suit YOU and YOUR property here, and will return in n few sewer pipe, cluy and cement tile, flower tle hrqod, we would suggest to brother Pocket-hook pots. Try our prices. weeks to improve the same. Holly to buy u truck farm. The Geo. I(. Fernnld Co. Special prices this week In Curtice 30-tf (Ed. have taken your suggestion and Spring is opening up and bought one.) Bros’ Jams In glass at McCuller's New Six 0'Clock Closing Store. to. Until further notice our store will close Sunday Dinner at the Bye-Lo Hotel you will be compelled Tiie famous ElgTn Creamery Butter for at 0 p. m. You don't hnve to cook Sunday dinner come out in a Now Outfit sale nt W. W. Long’s Grocery. 34tf T he Grp. H. Fiknalo IIakdwaveCo. when you can get the following menu for Messrs. Abernathy, Estes nnd Slinri»e 50 cents. Sunday, April 25: Why not let us supply your ' fo r Ten Days Only of Orlando spent Wednesday in the city. ttA in This was Estes nnd Sharpe’s first trip to Ten acres of celery lan^ on Celery ave­ Coniomme with Rkj*. . Purrr of Pea bus Crouton». needs? — —------------------—nw Sanford in several years and they are nue, ut-a-bargain. N. H.O afinfk. UaknJ Black Sen Dun: Prawn Butter greatly Impressed with the wonderful de­ "There Is nothing new under tiie sun" anjMta Notice velopment of the city, HmnillunCelery Mixed Pickles Pickletl Brets Tiie Stuiuou family will not go away German Potato Salad Culd Slaw But none of the Goods under Apterite kills cutworms. BrondcnstlOO • Sliced Tomatoes __ this summer. They will continue to run lbs to acre; and lie free of this pest. — tOAsrs onr-roof are OLDrurfti nniCÎT . .. Fernnld.Hardware Bo. : their restaurant» t hey have plenty 81 frtmrKttifW'Wesnjrii tWif, Au’J'us " ' * boarders, und will uccomntodate all wlio Boast beg of Lamb. Brown Sauce A little money now and a little now and NEW and up-tp-date BOIL want 21 meals fur $4. than Is tiie way to buy celery land. See -— Boiled Leg of M uiuhv Caiier Sauee- — — —J. M. SruMOH.’ Prop.* . u c n u i B — ——— " M. M. Smith for particulars. We don't charge anything for a look, Restaurant, corner of Puliiflftio avenue Steamed Rice Mrs. W. C. DeCoursey and little dauglt- and First street. Baked Jersey Sweet Potatora Garden Pros Come and investigate before i e r “Virgtnla, and Mrs. p. E. Hutchison —Unshod While Pulaliri _ lUkul llubluml Squash Sunday School Association citssrjTT and essrsy with her lovely twin baby girls left last buying elsewhere The schools of the Wekivn Association Hume Mode Leman Pie Wednesday morning for Cincinnati, Ohio, . Bread arul Butter i’udding. VuuUJuBauuo where they will spend the next two or will hold their annual meeting with tiie SasAj> Baptist Sunday school of Sanford next three months with relatives. WlMile Wheat Mu(tins Virginia Corn Coke w su The Geo. H. Femald Co. has the finest Wednesday and Thursday, May 5 nnd 0, Tea Iced Tea Coffre Milk line of fishing tackle in town. Call and first session beginning at 3 o’clock Wed­ Doors open promptly 12:30, close 2:00. nesday ufteruoun. All tiie Sunday schools see us. of the city are cordially invited to come Sunday Services Mr. J. Kimball Johnson, who with his and Join us in tiie work. Cungregaiioca) Church—Sunday school wife recently caine here from New York Is one block from li J. W. Boyd, Pastor. at 10 o'clock. Preaching at 11 u. tu. by has iHirchased p lot on French avenue the pastor, Rev. R. Lee Kirkland: subject, street, but it will pay near First street and will shortly erect a "Flailing too near the shore." At night Ball Game Today you to call and see tiie residence. Mr. Johnson has also bought The Sanford High School team will the pastor wilt deliver his second lecture new and up-to-date five acres in west Sanford on First street cross bats with the Orlando High School on "Modern plagues or dead falls In soci­ on dbt,Kil92LP8lU til RUriBpQu.at ety: l ust Sunday ilighl W-Jieur.the Jlisl nudjutiU/ftiws ederyseu *Inter-. - lemn 3 u clock. The game promises «Foe hot-' future there was a large crowd. We ex­ Only, $4.50 fo r a 21-meal ticket at ly contested and should furnish, some pect a great crowd Sunday night. , ■ ; the City Restaurant. The meals are good playing.________ JUSf RECEIVFD she carries. worth more. Another lot or those Bargain», In Notice Harness at ' Harry Wilson’s SATISFACTION Do you want five acres of good celery On nccout of increased price in raw land,' all in cultivation, located less than material on and after May 1st GUARANTEED >•" 'The City Restaurant gives 21 meals lug prices will be charged for all baked three miles from Sanford, at the statidn of lug goods: Wholesale 4 cents straight, retail for $4.50, and they are w orth It. Give Me a Share of the Sanford & Everglades railway T Tlds 5 cents straight or 22 tickets for $1.00. rresh raisins, currants, evaporated . Y our Patronage choice tract of land will be sold during the G. W. SrutCEK. apples, peaches, prunes and apricots D. G. Monkoe, next ttn dnys for $3,500. Call at The H. P. Green. Commcrciil Street New the Depot • t McCuller's New Store. Herald office for particulars. M TS Can Fit you- LOOK Pot Our Store YOUR — « — -* ■■ M — --V D. L. Thrasher MRS. M. L. ALLEN M IL L IN E R Y 'w j k’gaaaftjhâë �•__; • ■- 4 Vi will spend n few dnys with the former's son nnd daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kccly. COUNTY The Merry Chile U R last Saturday at A Budget o f Interesting Items the musl hour at Mrs. J. C. Martins ~dhcT •pepta pleasant hour making badges for From Correspondents the members of the society. ^ TME EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY Mrs. Walter Schucht was here last week having her furniture packed and shipped to Fernandlnawhfcreshe and Mr. Schucht Intend to make their future home. Mrs. H. Wood, who has been visiting Efficient S ta ff o f Reporters Weekly her ststcr, Mrs. J. G. Martin returned to Covers the Territory for her home In Tampa Inst Friday. AH were The Herald sorry to have her go and hope that she will soon come again. If Y o u W a n t to B u y o r S o il CITY PROPERTY OR T R U C K L A N D S Come and See Us PAOLA POINTS Special Cocrripofulmce to The Herald: Summer seems to have descended upon us all at once, this last week. If "mother GENEVA GLEANINGS. Slimmer" had only waited another week Special Corrr*|imuttnc*> to Tim Herald: she might have escaped all danger from Mrs. McClintoCk t/f-Orlnndo Is the guest a toa sndden change. of her friend. Mrs. Mjiry Taylor. Some days ago a car, landed with saw Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nicholson, formerly mill "properties;**« was put In on our side oi Geneva, hut now iivlngMii Pay tana, are mg. and a rumor was current thnuinoijicr vjsiting the hitter's parents, klr. apd.Mi3X Meiers. ■*• - «'*■’ r1 This ‘was- verified later by the visit of Mrs. Aubrey Moran has had as herguosts Messrs. W. A. uiid A. D, Zachary of Tali* the past week, her sister nnd brother, Mr. nhasscc, selecting n site for 'their mill. and Mrs. Samuel McBride, of Lake.Mary. We understand It Is to be put up immedi­ Mrs. Geo. Geiger's sister from Orlando is ately between this place nnd Markham, .visiting her. ■*’*' arid hojio to have 'these gentlemen nnd David Speer , mude n business'trip to their fnmlies for our neighbors, in the near/Uluru. Jacksonville last week, _ ______ Mr. nnd Mrs. Uullock of Island Lake Mrs. Williams of Miami is visiting her leave this week, Wednesday, for their daughter, Mrs. Chas. Harrison. The l^djes' Society was entertained lust home in Steubenville, Qjtlo,_ Mrs. Edna Sabin, of Cleveland, Ohio, Tliursdny afternoon by Mrs. Patlisliali at her handsome new home. There was a who has been the guest this winter of her full attendance, arid a pleasant nfternoon aunt. Miss Iccnhour, of Twin Lakes, left last week-for her northeast home. was spent by all. M|b8 Mary Hunter, of Sanford, hns been Don’t forget the entertainment ut the city hall on the evening of May 7th. Ad­ i visiting Mr. A. A. Hicks and family the past week. mission 10 mid 25 cents. • _*■ UOA RUING CELERY, SANFORD, FLA. It Makes No Difference What You Want or Where You Want It X WE • We nre glad to see Mr. Victor Schmelz Mr. Gilmore left Inst Wednesday for At lurilii. Hot Springs and other points, to be of Sylvan Lake, out again. He has been ■- gone about five months. aid up with an attack, of sciatica for Mrs. Rhehinder's school dosed Inst Fri­ some little time. day after.having had a very successful term. On Saturday they gave a picnic at Luke Blanche, which was very much cn- joyed by-nil.- A program-wnH rendered nt 10:30 which gave credit to all the pupils nnd teacher, immediately following din­ ner was served, niter which eating ice cream, drinking lemonade and "general picnicing" was the order of the day. At n lute hour all went home reluctantly,' hoping to have many more1such pleasant nncHrrrTermsr that are Right H O W A R D -P A C K A R D "On the Square"—empty hours. Wanted—Companionship by 0 lonely young man. _________________ LAND C O M PAN Y Get the Genuine When you wish to ImyThcSnnford Her­ ald, a Stetson hat, Sanford celery, n Butterick pattern, n package of Quaker oats or n can uf Royal baking powder, would you feel satisfied if your denier should send you some oilier brand for the same day*,---------------- -— money, claiming tiiat it was "just as goodf Two young Billies, Misses Olive Taylor When you put down your nickel for ii nnd Millie Rhcbindcftyinidiinted frumjlliis bottle of coca-cola, will you expect, cocaschool, Olid were presented with diplomas coln or some other "just as good" Iriiiinby Mr. Palmer Taylor, trustee. ■ tlon T No real good article has ever "been put OVIEDO OCCURRENCES on tli« market, that there were not imita­ tions made after it, nnd the more 'Imita­ Speri«! <Tirrr*|M»i<iriit to The llcruhl. Tho Oviedo Magazine Club was delight­ tions there are, the better Is the guaran­ fully entertained by Miss Helen 1-nwttm. tee for the whulesomoness of-the original^ ^assisted hyJusr-nH»tiirr. Friday-afternoon. and also there was never an iinitution After the usual preliminaries, the sub­ mude to equal the original. There have been on the market more ject: "Glassworks of Venice" was taken up. Interesting exlrncls were rend by than two hundred coin drinks, and what­ Miss Mary Aulin and Mrs. Mead, bearing ever their name may he, they are nuthing ii (kiii the manufacture uf exquisite glass hut imitations of coca-cola, trying to profit nnd the beautiful musnic work, foPwhich from the tremendous favor coca-cola has - the Venetians are so skilled. A brief w^th the public, on uccount of its superior sketch of Marlon Crawford and his works, qualities. Talk about cocaine in coco-cola, the state read by Miss Kinney, completed the pro­ gram. Then followed the conversation chemist of neurly every state and the dcperiod, the enioyment of which wus fur­ partmentof agriculture have allpronounced ther heightened by the delicious refresh­ It pure, with not u trace of cocaine, and ments served. Miss Helen was charming only about one-third us much cufTelnc to III her grace and ea^pis hostess, nnd all the bottle us a cup,of strong coffee con­ hade her ndieu with^genulne expressions tains. I Dr. Abbot, state chemist of Texas last of pleasure for so delightful an afternoon. Mr. nnd Mrs. Finch of North Carolina year, suid that out of eight cola drinks ex­ nre visiting Mrs. Luther. They seem to amined by him, coca-cola was the only enjoy angling for the flniiy tribe, from their one without cocaine or artificial sweeten­ ing. dally trips out equlpiied for a "catch." Fullmr-Kox from Orlando spenrseverar days here last week, as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Yonge. We arc always glud to welcome this good man into our niTilsi. H A V E IT A. E. H I L L H a rd w a re and Farm Implements Used In Uncle Sam's Pulnt Shop During the past year the U. S, Navy has consumed OOi'.OOlT i «>iuIi1h of Lticus White Paint mid 278,700 i>■■:■■>I . nl LUCAS COLORS, stillicicm to produce more 11tan 100,000 gallons of paint, equivalent to 50 carloads of 200.000 gallons each, ¡mil which' would make a train more than one-half mile long. In addition to this Uncle Sam lias iiscti during the past year more thnn 25,000 gallons of LUCAS VARNISHES, ENAMELS and other products. ' Uncle Sum's preference is nut a mutter of.favor, but of QUALITY •and RESULTS, In Uncle Sam's service, as in everybody else's, LUCAS PRO­ DUCTS have an unbroken record for satisfactory results. win ilium Wc hnvp i it' hugt'Sl and lies! equi •peti plani for driving-w HIs in this s e d io li-of tin* country and are prepared to lilt all orders promptly. Our machinery is up m date and our workmen artskilled in i lie u ork. Those eontemplatiiiji putting ill Wells would starve llieir Itesi intcrekts hy copsuli iiq' us and fort* le a rn in g prices m a kin g contracts. * r * • : Growings Strawberries, Celery Asparagus, Lettuce,-Onions,.Cauliflowers, etc., etc., in Sanford, pays when you call for a boltle of coca-cola, he sure and inspect the crown or bottle for the well-known tradeanark, nnd do nut al­ low him to palm ofT something an you Dr. Crawford made two^ visits .tp our v il­ which tie' can probably buy for less money. lage last Week. _ Get *be genuine.--- —-------___"Palm henfl pi-ifr wim ■I Sell tKe'-Loild—YffufTIraTìm, Mone?! nnd _ Muscles Mokes tlic Crop and (hr Profit #.... Sanford Coca-Cola Buttling Co. Mr. and Mrs. Luther gave n little tish-fry S. Runge, Sec. and Trcas. one lluy last week in honor of their visiting guests, Mr. nnd Mrs. Finch. Among the To Subscribers 'party were Mrs. King and' her daughter. Miss Anita. An order of the Post oflice Department, Mrs. Balts Junes nnd hotly, accompanied Washington. U. C., effective Jon. I, 1008, by Miss Etta Belle'left recently oh u visit provides that no delinquent subscriber to Valdosta, shall he carried longer titan three months, giving as a rcuson that the department Is TAKE MARY MELANGE furnishing a low rate of postage on newsSpecial Cor. to The Herald. pa pers. und does so for the benefit of a Mrs. M. Nelson from Tampa is visiting bouufldu Subscriber who pays for his her mother Mrs. J. A. Nylun. She intends puper. to spend several months here. Arrival mid Departure o f Malls Mr. and Mrs. Sumuel McBride spent Effective November Fifteenth. lust week visiting relatives and friends at Arrive From North . . . . . . . .7 DO i.m., 2 03 p. uj„ 3 <0 p. a . Geneva. While they were gone they at­ goutfi... ....................7 00 a. m., 2 35 p. m. Tampa only....................., ...........1133 a.m. tended the Budu school picnic and also Titusville branch.......... 0 00 a. in.. 5 40 p m, made » ’ Hide visit In Oyled^ -■OvMaihraash-»vtv«vvjvf rTff'., ::ii. 'W30 VTn; Trilby branch........... :..7 0 0 s m , 110 p. m. Miss Mnrgrut .J. Rogers from Kissimmee Tavares branch ............................ . I 32 p. m. Leave For . Is .expected Wednesday. She will sing North............ .......2 32 p. in.. 9 00 p. m. u ‘**- -* êJ mm«— — . «9 00 p. m. 'every evening except Saturday, Muy 1«. byuth 1M 33 -p. — in . S 30 p. m Titusville branch.......... 9 00 a. in.. 2 23 p. in. for a week at the Presbyerinn church com­ Ovlado branch.............. ...... 2 30 p. m. _ TiUby uaach............. .4 # v . m r * 0 0 p m. mencing the. ZBth. All are cordially in . Tavsiat branch.........6 40 a. tn.. 2 28 p. m. vited to come. Branch traini daily except Sunday; others dally. A dolly exprsss pouch received (rum Tmpps at □ • l ! by, T a t i lor Growers. All who have1 used tld* siiray cuiititiiimivly un- free (rom tillólo mu) Insects. * —Therefore, if yoa wnnt whnt yoUTiuyTor, Mrs. A. Keely and Miss Mary Nicholson I I 33 0. m ' left lust Satunjpy for Tampa where they THE COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYER LUCAS PAINT • . • k •»*14* 0 ■ r 11 $ : $ $ 0 ^ — IM P R O V E D lR ITiG 'A T^lD F A R M S —U N C L E A R E D L A N D S V ’ „ . - F lo w in g 4 W e lls on A ll. - \ '•} Celery Delta und other Desirable Tracts In Blocks to suit ¡ ‘urclunw. I’rkea and «taitviptiotia ujioi» request. — ;------- --." y_’!” . ... , _ .¿L.. j . . ; .* J . N. W H IT N E R Building First National Bantj^i >0 i» # J �CHEAP ROAD M ATERIALS. _ Good agnd-etay C om b in ation la • Substitute F o r M acadam . In connection w ith th e g o o d roods movement *n K hu saa It Is W orth w h ile cslllng atten tion on ce m e re to the gtrctches o f san d -clay ro a d s b u ilt out t podge C ity and G a rd e n C ity Inst garoniir-hy th e field fo r c e o f th e office of public roads o f th e d e p a rtm e n t o f sericulture In W a s h in g to n . I d a m acadam ro a d th o d n a t g ra u iid off the fine blta o f rock w ith w h ic h ibe surface la m ad e ncta an n bin der, forming a tig h t r o o f th a t sheds w a te r If properly con stru cted . In t h « windd ar roads tho c la y s e rv e s us th e b in d ­ er. The p rop ortion o f c la y to be Osetl depends on the q u a lity o f th o sand. T h e proper p rop ortion s o f tho m ix ­ ture arc’ d eterm in ed by fillin g u glass pith the sand and th en fillin g It up with water. TU6* w n l c r i s p ou red oft - w n U l n t j e i t JUBt fills the space b etw een tho Band grn ln s It re p ­ resents about tho a m o u n t o f c la y n e c eisnry to be m ix ed w ith th is q u a n tity of annd. The sand-clay ro a d w h e n w e ll c o n ­ structed m akes a fa ir ly g o o d h ig h w a y 1 eTen In the sp rin g rttltiB. B u t th e g o v ­ ernment e x iw rts d o n 't Suggest It us a - giijwpfjite f o r ^ ac n d a n r e x c e p t Ip to r* " r l l u r y w h e r e r o c k 1 IS s o s c a rc e h s t o make the cost o f m acadn in nrnils pro--bibltlrer l t r te r r ito r y o f- th h m o r H m n d Uds are o fte n fou n d In con n ection with clay, and the s a n d -cla y c o m b in a ­ tion I* In fin itely b e tto r, th a n th e o rill. nary or b a r n y a r d -v a r ie ty o f d ir t h ig h ­ ways, Into, w h ich th e W agon s sink to tho hubs w h en ttio s p r in g rain s set In. The d ep artm en t e s tim a te s th at the Kind-clay roads enn bo b u ilt a t n cost ‘ of from »800 to »800 a mite, d ep en d in g, o f course, op the d lstn n co o f hit tiling. The expense o f M a in te n a n c e Is not heavy. I f tho rond b ecom es m u d d y more sand m ust b e hau led on. a nd I f It becomes snndy m ore c la y m ust bo used. T h e ' s u rfa c e m ust bo k ept —crowned w i t h « d ra g . Macadam roads c o s t a b o u t ten tim es as much for- con stru ction , bu t the d e ­ partment b e lieves th e y art» w o rth the eitrn expeim e w h e n e v e r It Is at a ll -pmrt lett bio-1 r r con stru ct“ t h e m r It Is understood In W a s h in g to n ' th at tho roads b u ilt In w estern K u n s a j have proved s e rv ic e a b le nm l th at ex• tensions are to he c o n stru cted b y the communities Hint h a v e tried them . ■ EVILS OF POOR ROADS. Cost of H au ling Cut In H a lf by Good H ig h w a y s . ' The nvernpo cost o f c n rry tn ii n ton Of pootls it to lie b y luko Is d e b t-te n t Its o f j .m ill jrn d -b y rflll-7 1-ta m ills. T b n «verngo cost o f c a r r y in g n ton o f goods a tnllo on first class roads Is snltl to In* 7 cent* nnd on com m on c o u n try roads 25 rents. The latest rep o rt (Hindu b y th e d e ­ partment o f n g rlc ti It lire fo r lo o t ) allow a 2.151,570 m iles o f p u b lic roads In tho,United States, o f w h ich 7.14 per rent w ere Im proved. In old, populous nml rich states, such ns N e w Y o rk , Pennsylvania, Illin o is and M ic h ig a n , Improvements w e re rep o rted on loss than 10 per ceut o f th e pu b lic roads. Almost eveVy pound o f fr e ig h t o r ig ­ inating u p o n .o r d e stin ed to n fa rm move* o v e r a co u n try ro a d , m ost o f It - over s “ co m m o n " c o u n try rond. nt a in »! some th ree tim es as h igh ns It would bo I f tho rond w e re first elnss. Som etim es. the good s a c tu a lly pny n hcnvter toll fo r u f e w m iles’ c a rria g e between railroad sta tio n nnd fa rm than for Till the re m a in d e r o f th e Jour­ ney. ■* ■! The railroads th e m s e lv e s spend m il­ lions to clip ofT 1 o r 2 p er ce n t fro m ,_>perating expen ses h ere und th ere, nml If farm er* w e re p resen t« 1 w ith n fen»Ible scheme fo r red u cin g th e ir rail* r*.>ltl\ / r*'*8hts, e v en one-nunrlc r. tite r Would feel th at tlie ro Indeed- w a s a burning issue. ’ * *\ Hoad Im p ro vem en t re c e iv e s tuucl) ttitiru a.UeptIn u .-th a n fo r m e r ly , trut much less tluin It d eserves. SIMPLEJ iO A D DR AG. . . . Nonce o f Application for Letters P a t - 1Notice o f Application fo r Tax H roil " Th- c ; r ' -••• under Section 8 o f Chapter 4888, P «"**$ Lows or Florida. Notion ».hrreby a van that ch the lit day of May A.D 1909,wr will apply lathe Honorable Albert W. Gilchrist. Governor of the Stotr of Florida for* Leltert Potent upon the proposed Charter hereto ottsched: S. 0. Chase. J. C. Chase, D. w. rHerndon. Sanford. Florida. March 29th 1009. Pwjeosrn Cturrr* or 'Tin: Cxcscner Osssct Couesirr." 1st. Wr, the undrrtignrdjiavr hereby associat­ ed ourselves tngrthrr for lh »’ purpose of inrurpurnt- ‘ ^ t ó the Srn rent Or range Company," with its principal place of business at Sanford, Orange County. Florida. 2nd. The general nature and character o f the business to he carried on by said Company Is to buy, sell and lease real estate: to purchase, plant. Improve, oiwrnte and sell orange groves: to buy and sell oranges: to erect and use packing houses: and to pack fruit for ahipmrnt; to tvinstruct and operate tram ronda over property owned or leased by them, or from which they ore to gather fruit: to own and run steamboats for the proper carrying on of their business: and to do such other and further acts necessary to the successful operating of the business nbnve mentioned. 3nl. The amount of the capital stork uf said Company shall lie Fifty Thousand <150.1)00,00) Dollars, divided into live hundred shares of the par value uf J 100.00 per share, and is to be paid In cash or In land and orange groves at actual cash value; all slnckao be paldfoc-in full when Issued. 4th. This corporation to n is i for one hundred years. ' Sth.. It-. TIic.IhisIdc** of the Company 8 to ¿C'fitaa. aged by b; n Donni of -INrwswrs ennslstin* ofnotiess thani tf____________________ _____ _____ ____ three or more thnn seven In numlier. and___ the following officers, to-wlt:—A President. Vice-Presi­ dent, Secretary nnd Treasurer, who nrr to be elect­ ed on the first Tuesday in July, 1900. and the first Tuesday in July In each and every year thereafter: and are to hold their offices for one year and until their successors nrc elected nnd qualified. The persons who bjij toronducjUte lm»fne»» until ihh „ • -j---- » - — a------- President; w. flrrmlon, Secretary nnd Treasurer. Oth The highest amount of Indebtedness nr liability to which this Company may ol any time «•Weed Itself fs »fHUmtMTOT— *---1------We do hereby subscribe for the number of shares of stock In said Company set opposite our names nnd residences, to-wlt: * S. O. Chnse, Snnford, Florida Fifty shares C. Chase. Jacksonville, Fla. Twenty-five shares -W’. Herndon, Sunford, Fin Twenty-five shores la Wimas Wnrjcmr, We have hereunto set our hands tills the 30lh day of March A. I>.. lUll'J. In presence: S. O. Chnse », i f i inu. ( W. K. McQunld J.C. Chnse As to J. C. Chase „ KorW(.„ (, w.JIrrndon As t»S. ü. Chuso fWtn, Ij-ltler A 1!. W. lierndoti í II. j-'. Whitney, Jr. , STATE OF FLORIDA. v COUNTY OF OKANCE. liefore me personally cnincS. O. Chase nnd I). W. Herndon to me well known as two of the iH-rsons who signed the foregoing Articles of ln<,,f|«>rntli>n. nmtT(«Howledged that tln-y eseiuted t(ie same in gissl faith for the ilsrs ana pnriioses therein set forth. » la Wlliiua WuuiluJ, lhuveiieretutlose« my hand, nml otlirial seal this 27tli day of March, A 0 . 1#09 II F. WitiTNt*,' Jk.. Notary Public, My Commission Espire» February 0th. 1913 STATE OF FLORIDA, * *• COUNTY OF MJVAt., Ilefore ine personally came J. C. Chase to me well known as one of the |s-rsoos wtm sigiual-Uttluu;going AttliTrsof IncoriM,ration, and acknowledged (lint he executed the snipe in good faith forth* uses and purposes therein set forth. In Wiim .vi WitatEtir I have hereunto set toy hand and official seal this 2Uth day of March, A ll .1909 F. II. Faswcll. Nolnry Public Stale of Florida at Large. My Commission Expires Nov. (I, 1911. t Nutlet is hereby öl ven timi I V . Sinistrimi, pur* eh ti«er « f Ta* <!er tíllente Nu? 324, dated (lie Uni day of July A, l>, 11)05, bus filiti suiti certificate In iny uflice, unii bus nude applicatimi for (ax deed tn Isnie In nerordance with low. Said certificate embrocas the.(ulluwiiui ilcocriLml p n ^ r iy «ittiatrd iti Drunùc tTHiniv. Rorida« tO’ Wit: De'itinninu 311.01 Clis. K. of 8. W. Cor. « f Seè. «15, Tp. IÖ S., R. 50 E.» Run W IfiChs.. N 15 Chs , K 7H Chi.. *S 10 Chi , E II :»1 Cjis tu K R,. S. W. by «Ion« W. «Ule of ríjilit of way tu Ix'^inniii« 14,07 iteres. Tb« sii id lund bein« a»sesse<l nt the date of the IssuIInee of sudi certificate in the name of C II Lind* «ley. Unie*» said certificate »hall I«* redeemed nmirditikl lo law, tax deed will issue thereon *oA the 3fd tiny of Muy A. I) ILItill Witness tny official signa lure and seal thii the ÜUtli day uf March A. D„ I tili ¡¡I Il 33-4 M KmtiNMf«, (mai Ï Clerk Circuli Court, Oronge County * City of .Sanford. 1 Bill In Cham-rry to Fnfyrir . A ....: .V- Now handles Residents of Snnford and immediate vicinity M O T T O : “Tota fair with both trienni and foe, Oft your own little rights forego; It Pay».“ 'D E P O S IT S IN S U R E D M. M.6MITH,-----?I.*R. STE\TNST President . A G A IN S T 'C.'S; DERRY, V ice-P resid en t LOSS • H. E. TOLAR Cashier A s s ’t C n sh ^ r — — ‘ Ii* n . , I — r t k HAND BROTHERS L IV E R Y y F E E D and ; SALE STABLES Harris»« and Buggl»» _____ Blacksmlthlng and Hor»»sho»lng H o rses and M u le s B ought and (Exchanged AUTOMOBILES FOR LIVERY U8 E In ihe Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial > + + + t+ *+ **+ + + + 4 *+ + < t< t-+ + + 4 *< -4 > + *+ + **+ + *+ + + + + + + + + + + + + «+ * Circuit or the State o f Florida for Orange County Pope Contracting Company City of Sunfurd, | Hill in Chancery to Enforce vs To* Lien. M. C. Itcdengren To the defendant, R C. Duncan! It appearing from the nffldavit of the City Solici­ lor ni the City of Sanfurd herein filed that he belleve* that you ou are *a non rrsidrnt of the Stale of that your residence is D unknown, und and that there Is mr person In this state the service of a subpoena upon whom would bind you, and that your age is over the ogo of 2i yean. It Is therrfurc ordered that you do nppepr In this court to the bill herein filed, upon Monday. June7, A, D. I0ÜU. It Is fun her ordered that this order ■1er of publication he tmbbshrd rmre a week fnr~ï-'‘Igiit consecutive wet:i* in The Sanford Herald, n newspaper puhlisheil In theCityof Sanford, in Orange county, Florida. Witness my linml and Ihe seal of said circuit court, this 27lli day of Mnrch h. A. D. 1009. I). M. KOS!KAUM, I ACALI 33-8 Clerk Circuit (hvurl Orange Giunty. By M. I. Hart, fVputy Clerk. High-Grade ’House-Building a Specialty Í Bailders’ Supplies, iiUerlarchen Sand Alpha Cement, Acme Plaster Plans. Estimates, mid all Information rehitive to Duildin^ Harvey L. Mlllrr Orange County. • Minor Nutlcc ls iirrehy gl yen to all whum it mny con* rern timi t, Jas. A Miller, as Guardian of llarvry L. Miller, « rplimr, wilt ori thè 3rd day iti May, A. D. 1009. uiqily itrthe HnnorabtP W in Martin. County Judge in und for Salti inunty. ut hi, office in Orlando in said numty, ut 10 o'clork a m.. or ut OFFICE soon thereafter u» thè multer can l>e heanl, (ur uuthorily lo irli, ut pllhlic or private sale, uiloftlie interest of salii minor In thè follo*Ing-drst-ribcd reni estate ili said county. lo-wit: Block live, Tler _ _ _ _ _ fiflrcn of Snnford. aerordlng lo Ilio niapofthr Elorida Land and Cnloiilintlou Company and otherwise known a» E. R.Truffimi s nlnp ot Suoford. Orango county. Florida. Whlclt nppliciition will le busta! upun thè pclitloti for Mah saie oow un file in said orna Dateti Saa fard. Aprii 2d, A. D.-1U09. 33-4t Jas. A Mn.ua, Guardian. Cheerfully. Furnished AT RESIDENCE “ PHONE 201 1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ w • , F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K To W. T. Johns. Jr.. Blanche John* and Martha E, Johns nnd all other persons Interested in the es­ tate of W T Johns, ileceiised. NOTICE is hereby given that on the llth. day of Jane 1909, at Titusville. Florida, nt hour of 2:3tl o’clock Ut Chandlers of the Hon. Mitlur S Jones, Judge of the Circuit Court of Orange County. Flori­ da. or wherever the suUI Court may I k- nt mid date, tin- undcr»ignt-ti ns executors of thr estate of W. T, Johns, decrasexl, will apply io said Court for nn order placing itie following described lands in possession of tlie executors to pay debts of said estate, also nn order of tale of said lands to pay debts ofaairi estate Lpt three Block C Ju!mion's addition to Lake■• ’ l . $ Polk County, Florida. Lots ten, eleven, fourteen and fifteen Block A olmson's addition to Lakeland. Polk County. OF SANFORD, FLA. F. H. RAND, Präsident P. P. r O R B T E R , Calillar . a e o . FERM ALO, Vloa-Praa. B. P. W H ITN E R , Aast. Cashlar O nly N ational Bank in O ran g e C o u n ty Funds P r o te c te d by B u rg la ry Ins u ran co 1■ ^ U M I i n n u u U n r C c o CONTRACTOR a nd B U I L D E R . Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty . - Orange County Cliy of Stintimi Hill trfCldmcrrjTto Aim-rtiuri Uullilm EuforccTiix Lint. Timlnin Asso AT. , To thetlcfrlMlanl, American Bui Win* A I Jinn Tuntain Association: It upiienrin* from the affidavit of the City Solle! tor of the City of Sanford herein Wed, that bebe of said drceosed, nmi Martha K. Johns, III* wife, brill* all ill« lirlm of said dtw«at«d ami residing in SauuiriL Orange Couniy, Florida. So far ns known to iwtliionrra no other person bat Interest In taltl lands; all of mill |>erson* ntr notified to appear on llth day of Jan* 1000. before aakl Court to ahow route if any tliry have, why talil ortlert tbouli) not be made at proved In the petition* * M a v i i u E. Jot)«», 30-S H. E. W**r, Executors of eitate of W. T. Johni, demoted. LUM PER Ity of Sanford \ HW l„ Chancery to Enforce Under and by virtue of an Elocution Issued out of anil under the teal of the Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit in an fur Orange Couniy and State of Florida, dated April 23rd, A. D. 1909. wherein iliiMen Kent Eitate Company ore nlaln tiffs and Willinni tiamble *. Company are defendants. I have lid* day levlnd upon and wIU tell on Mon* day the 7th day of June A. D. 1009, the tame tw­ in* a legal tale* day and during the legal boom of tale in front of the cnurt house door In Orlando, floiitln at putilio out ery to the highest and bait bidder for rath, the following described real rtlale lying and being In Orange County, Florida, to wit: Lot 37 of Florida Loral A Culmination Celery Farm, purchoter to pay (or title Sti-4 J. A. KIRKWOOD. Sheriff. Prepared to Furnish all Framing “Material LUMBER Orlando. Florida, January 16, 1909. The Guaranty Truatand Saving Bank, g9-6m W, M. Iicatwl’k, Jr., President. C U T. TO ORDER P o s to ffic o A d d re s s S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A M ill et C A M E R O N C IT Y , “ v v m w m i THE C IT Y RESTAURANT ’ \ ( First Street, one block from Dcout opimi ire Port office ) Notice ol DiHclmrir« lurrtuuH a r c b t r u b y - n o t ifie d ih n t on, to -w it, th e SWh d a y o f Ju n e, 1909, T h e g u a ra n ty T r u s t and S a v in g Hank w ill a b b lv fo r ita fin al d is c h a rg e us e x ­ e cu to r O f th e e a ta te o f L o r in g A . Chime, deceased, to th e H on , W illia m M a rtin , C ou n ty J u d g e o f O ra n ge C ou n ty. 7. A. U. 1009. F lo rid a , and f o r th e a p p ro v a l b y aidd It la further ordered that ibi» urdrrof pubi lea lion C ou n ty J u d g e o f final a cco u n tin g aa set he pubi itlied once a week for eight consecutive weeks la The Sanford Herald, a newspaper pub- fo rth in ita ' r e p o r t to aaid ■C ou n ty J u d g e 's o ffic e in th e C it y o f O rlando, O r a n g e C ou n ty, F lo rid a . DEALERS » — Sheriffs Sale To* Lien. thist* Iroua and bolt them w ith Iron Duuglat A Motley two and a h alf feat apart on ona To the defendants. Duuglat L Motley: it appearing from the affidavit uf the City tud and two foot on the other. ilfltOrfll.t lm Ctogr af Sag bird tifTrtrrfltnl that horae .to each end’ o f "tn tl jellevM that you are a non-resident of the SAgi »If aud drlre tho narrow end toward Florida, and that your residence it unknoA T , that there it no person In this state the service of flUch every Ume. Tbla bring« tho a subpoena upon whom would bind you and that , lrt ,0 U » center of the road. O y a p U - your age U over the age of twenty-one years It It thrrefora ordered that you do appear In this *K a plank through the renter one can court to the bill herein filed, upur* MuAday. June vr for business ii> 190G. Accounts of M B. Bronson 1 ^"n* Uni. To the ilrfrntlant. M B. Bronson: S a f» ty Deposit Box»» fo r R e n t It nm>«uriff! from tlic nffiilavi^if tin- City Solk'ltorof tile City of Sanford lirrem filed, that It* be­ O R O A N IZ E D 1 8 8 7 lie«** that you o re » non-rrsident of lire State of Floriun, uml that your resiiieni* is unknown, nmi that there Is no person in this state the service uf a suhimenn upun whom would hlnil you, nml that your age It over the age of 21 years. It is therefore ordrreil that you do niqienr In lliis court to the bill herein filed, upon Monday. June 7. A. D 1909. It is further ordered that litis order of publication __* lie published once u week -for eight consecutive week* in The Snnford therald, u newspaper puliislveil lit the City of Sanford, in Orange county. ■lo r id a Florida. I jits ten and eleven Block two Xm Kc IU uJuh oJ.Witness my hand and the seal of said circuit dition to Lakeland. Polk CounW, Florida. court, this 27th day of March. A. D. 1900. Ij>i nine Block four Tier two. known as Opera Nutie but (IrM-t-lass lulxir em ployed nnd all conirncts giiuranteed to be In A cco rd a n ce B. M HnaiNwm. |sLst| House Lot. Sanford. Orange County. Florida. w ith plans nnd Bpeciflcations 33-8 Clerk Circuit Court, Orange Ct|pnty. East part of but nine Block four Tier two. east of By M. I. Hart. Deputy Clerk, Gprra House. Sanford, Orange County, Florida I am In Builnrfts to do ^Business for Those \Ulio Need My Service» Lots fourteen nml ttflcen Block «ighl -tour. Gr 111 the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial Park. Jacksonville, Duval County, Hurlda Postoffico Box 771 V - * *-3aim r Circuit o f the State o f MorldaTor In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial Circuit o f the State o f Florida for Orante Couniy UniyJ—New Turk Praao. * * ' Opened In the Circuit Court o f the 7lh Judicial Notice o f Appllcnllon for Sale o f Land by Executors Circuit o f the State o f Florida for III re estule of Orange County W. T. Johns, deceased. . / wo P lw t;« o r rnltrond Iron fiv e fe e t liKW are req u ited to niako the" road ora* iibown In th e HccotupuuytnR tllustratluu. D r ill b u lc a .In ouch end o f A D eserter. • y w l i m t M o h a » b een a trea t od fo r " * ,UK a desurtor. J a w w tt — W i f e o r NOTICE In Clrctnt-Court. Sevrnttfjudirinl Circuit of Flor­ ida. Orange county. In Chancery.Justlnlan Drought v* Anna C. Woudhrldge, Bill to Remove Cloud from Tliumnt A. Johnson Title f Calvin A. Punge and George D Morion To Thus. A. Johnson. Calvin A. Pougr nnd George B. Morton: From the affidavit ofThos. Emmet Wilton, here In duly filed he deposes and snyi: That he Is one pf thtpijUniiwm h i » wan — iptalnant In the nlmve effTfr{ed cause, that affiant has good reason tu herfeve and Sues Is-lh-ve that the defendant* Tho*. *7 Johnson. Calvin A. I'oagr and Geo. U. Morton are resident* of a state or country other than this state, and that the resilience of them and of enrh of them Is unknown, and tlint there is no person in Ihe state of Florida, the service of a subpoena upon whom would hind such defendants or either of them, mid thut each of the said defendants is over the age of twenty-one year*. ito eftw * order rd that you and >nch of you and appear to this hill on Monday, the 3rd il.ay of May, 10(10, llie same tiring a rule day of this court. It is further ordered that this notice, lot'.published tmee l t w » t for eight consecutive week* itv Tlie Sanfonl Herald, n nrwsiuiia-r puhlishetl in Sanford, Orange County. Fluridn. Witness. B. M. Robinson. Clerk of the Circuit Court of the Seventh Judirial Circuit in nnd fursnid ciKinty nnd state. Mnrrh 2.1000. Turn E, Wilson.________ IL M. Kuamsiw. CU-rk, Biua A P alui*. By M. A. Howasu. D C. Complainants’s Solicitors. 28-8 Sanford Capital «30,000.00 Notice o f Application Tor Tax Deed In Court o f County Judge, State o f n orm a Under Section Ü o f Chapter 4888, In Re Estate of Lows o f Florida H#w t * Make and Das Ona C om p oiad , o f R a ilro a d Iron. kOAt> DBAÓ O f VLAJUIOAD IliOX. Peoples Bank of Notice Is hereby given that William Bolhamly. purchaser of Ta* Certificate No 298, dated the fourth day of June, A. D„ 1900. has filed said cer­ tificate In my office, and has made applicailan foe ta* deed to Issue In accordance with law. Said certificate embraces the following described prop­ erty situated In Orange County, Florida. to-Wil: Begin lOchs. W. of N.-E. Corofft.-E. I~4 of S.-W. 1 -i 32 Tp. 19. S. R. 30 E. Run W. 50 Rds., S 80 Rd».. E. SO Rda., N. 80 Rd*. The aaid lanJ being assessed at the date of the Issuance of such certificate In the namr ol A. L, Ingerson. Unless ■aid rctlflcate ihall lv redeemed acconllng to law, ,iax dred will issue thereon on the 27th tiny of !l Anrtl. A. D.7190B, “ — “ ' \, Wiinesi my official signature and seal this the 2ilh day of M u r c l.............. 1909. B. M. ROBINSON. Clerk Circuit Court, 32-4 Orange County. Florida H . E . w i s e , P ro p rie to r Formerly Manager of Central Cafe. • | Steaks,^Chops, O y s te rs and F ish a S p e c ia lty A P L A C E FOR L A D IE S AND G E N T L E M E N Short Order» At All Hour» Prompt,.Clean Service - Everything First Clisa «• Meal Tickets ore Sold at Reduced Rales ; �J.Ï-vi.-, ■.vliwàj 7«. Vi-.V* cfS* *■•yv—♦ F t;': r"T »■a1 V •* -¡,* m ». tHE SANT0RD IIERALD - y• items or Interest Concerning Society People. P O I N T S P U R ELY PERSONAL round trfp on the atenme r to Sanford Tor the pleasure of the trip nnd to accompany her niece, Mra. Turner, that far on her Joutfrey, TJjcjt were met at ainiord try Mr. Robbins, of Hole! Robins'.Nett, driven around the city for an hour, and then the ladle» boarded the steamer again and came back as far as DeLand. They all report «delightful trip__ Jacksonville Me* tro polla. Filed fo r Record flow Celfry City Vanity Fair While T. J. Powers to CarlDackstrom.sat.mtg. Away the Oolden Hours— $50. Social Gossip. N. Bacon and wife to S.01son,agt.,$700. Never before has a prettier party been Geo. Harris tu S. Olson. d„ $130. held in 9nnford than that given by-Mrs. W. G, Thigpen to N. H. Garner,wd.,$175 A. W. Brown mid Mrs. 0. W. King _pt the Anna M. Curtis nnd husband to L. J. & hotel Bye-Loon the afternoon of April 18. K. ¡jwltzer. wd.. $1,000. The decorations were in pink and, light Clins. H. Morse to Odd Fellows, Winter green crepe paper and palms. Thcscv-togethcr with the rich dark furnishings of A. F. Conned to Geo. P. Geiger, wd., $1. the room and the.filmy gowns worn by Fidelity Ins, Co.' to Win. Bumby.wd., $L life ladles, transformed the parlor of' the Beatrice Smythe toP.F. Laubach. d., SI. Uye-Lo into n perfect bower of beauty. Smith & Davis to D. A. Bngley,wd..$10. After the guests had assembled each was II. & S. Benedict to Mary S. King, mtg, presented with a red or white rose pro­ $1400. -Í *, cured from Mills, the florist, of JocksonR.L. Harris to Anna L. Hilpert, sat.mtg. $5,000. April no 190», m URRELL O t m I N S H EIA REAL E S TA TE BROKERS Present to the Investor the Best Opportun! ties in Florida Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed, $ 25.00 to $20 0 .0 0 per acre . '. • , . Celdfy forms, with flowing wells till tiled, drained nml rcmly for crop, $500,00 to $l(XX)oo per ncrc. City proiierty. Improved nnd tmimproyed. 303,000 ocres tim ber laud, with finest site in Florida for crate factory. — ■— — ----------------- — OthemTTLL'yQU what can be d o n e . M U R R L L L &. M I N S li E W are practical fanners us well as real estate brokers, nml are here to show yop what has been nnd cun be done. rtw M URRE L L '& tw w w w carried Off UF Griffin, ngrt, $1. . Mrs. R. S. Keolor, nnd the second prize, n S. W. Westbrook to A. P. Counselly.wd. sterliftg lint pin, by Mrs. Jerome Bruce. $300. ‘ A guessing prize, n hand-embroidered S.W.Westbrook to J. E. Pace, wd., $1. lace-trimmed handkerchief, was also given J. H. Prevatt to V. S. Weeks, wd., $1. In which Mrs. Fred Schumpcrt was the W. S. Baldwin to V.S. Weeks, wd., $1. lucky one. J.Q.A. Bnchelder to A, B.Stnrbird/mLgfl At the close of the afternoon's enter­ E.MIlchelet alto A. M! StafbTrd.wd,$100 tainment, the guests to the number of Nnnic Honsell to E. Johns, wd., $1. ROOM 20 • • 1 twenty-eight were seated nt due long ta­ A. linden, gdn., to P.F.Lnubuch.d. $1000 ble, and it made a picture fair to behold. Upstftlrá. Pico Block Hammond & Punch toSalhe Wllson.wthThe hostesses very ilmcefulLy_servc31lliCfoliawlng: J.S. Eaton to C. R. Rhoads, mtg..$1,000. Lobster salad, with half hnrd-boiled eggs Open Tuesdays 4 to G p.m H. H. Witherington to Mrs. S. J. Rhodes, AND on parsley mtg. $1,000. Olives Saturdays 4 t(y9p. m. Joe Cameron and wife to C. E. Walker, Bread nnd' Uuttfr Sandwiches wd., $1000. ‘ Roquefort Cheese Sandwiches, clover shnpe A. P. Connolly to J. N.Whitner.wd.$500 Mnr»h nud Lint Loaf with W hi Pi wmI Croo m— Changing the Sewers ’ Cake with pink Icing, diamond shgpc A targe force o f men are busy this week Coffee IHitting in new newer pipe nnd making the All departed, hnving spent n most en grade considerably lower Ihdlio line near joyablc afternoon B u ild er o f *• ;! The Herald office. The old pipe was too M arble and Granite Monuments near the surface nnd the level of the new An Enjoyable Trip mreot pnvlpg neoo««ttnn»i1 ii / lin n ^ ---------- Tombstonesr E tc' Mrs. Nellie Turner; from'New 8myrnn; When'finished this lino of sewer will lie in VASES, SETTEES AND IRON FENCES j| Flu., past grand matron of tills state in first class order. "*7 7 Kelettrring Ncntly Done. Let Us Estl t!ie order of the Enstern Star; Mrs. Dr. mato on Your Work. * ¡I h is announced thul the Senlmard Air Bruce, of Tnmpn, present griind matron, Will call on you by request with Samples ¡¡ nnd Mrs. Brunson left Jacksonville on Line rnllroad, now ln tlie iiaiuls of n reand designs. Importer of Foreign ¡¡ Sunday Inst on the steamer City of Jack­ celver, will be sold by Order of the United Granite nnd Marble ¡¡ sonville for Sanford, Fla. Mrs. ' Zora States court, July I The cqnuumy will lie Church Street, Orlando, florida Mi Brown, of New Smyrna, also took the immediately reorganized thereafter. W r ite o r C all For P rlc o s 1 M I NS H EW Sanford Library The purest nml most refreshing bottle drink (in the mar­ ket today, is being m ade by the Pepsi Colu ‘Bottling Co., o f Sanford, und-to the lovers o f a delicious nml healthful .d rin k s-W ein vite_y o u -to -se«4 h «-sailU H ry -w n y -iT r^'h lrif this drink is being put u p .by us. A n d to tlieeity m erchant,.we ask hlm lbV m u e also and see, that he m ay know the kind of-goods he is hamTfitljj when selling the pure and refreshing Pepsi Cola. C A n d to those of other towns, w e will ask that they drop us a l i n e requesting a sam ple o f the pure Pepsi Coin, .UitlL-tbey-too-iuay g o t-h i-lin e ^ im H te lH h e purest lad nrdrink made, * Send us an order, or call on us, w e arc out for the busi­ ness ami if a pure drink and courteous attention is uh.it you want, w e are the boys for you. Phono 154 SANF And C o ncrete M anufacturing Plant O perated By POPE CONTRACTING COMPANY . . . ■ . * • W e are now prepared to do all kinds of Wood Turning.- W e man­ ufacture Porch Columns, Porch Balusters, Stair Balusters and'Newells of all kinds. W e can Make your W indow and Door Frames Cheaper Than you can on~tfte iob. Be~sure^n~d GET^OI-IR PRICES. “ __ _ __ W e sell the Best Brick there is.- Cheaper than other brick. Buy your Building Sand of us; we sell Inferlachen sancLprices; are right.__ ' W e make all kinds of Cement Building Blocks and do all kinds of Concrete Work. Our sidewalks are the best in town....................... * ~ ___ All orders will receive prompt attention. Come and see our new factory at the corner of French Avenue and Commercial Street, and get our prices on all kinds Building M aterial THE SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS r Eayfl kM - • ■‘f*r fv :» »» ' �T#• P S?M .s i /AT HERALD S A N F O R D — L ift /« WbrïA Lloing SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. MAY 7, 1909 Numù*'' 38 ■j. First Year BT CELERY BUILDS A CITY LARGE VEGETABLE SHIPM ENTS CO U N TF SOLONS MEET SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION THE GLORIOUS FOURTH Statement o f R efrigerator Cars Leav­ Is Holding Interesting- Session This ing This Section Savannah Will Try Raising This Week Will Be Fittingly Celebrated In Reports of County Officers If there are Any doubts regarding the The Wekiva Sunday School Association Great Crop large shipments of vegetables made from Sanford n Read And Piled held their annual meeting this year in this section this season a glance at the Sanford and many from different sections figures given below will convince the of the state were in attendance. Follow­ v eg et a b le CROP BUILDS CITIES most skeptical.' FRANK CLARK TO MAKE ADDRESS COUNTY’ S FINANCIAL STATEMENT ing Is the program; Sanford, proper..................... 059 cars First session was held Wednesday after­ Rand's Siding............................ 512 “ 21 noon at 3 o'clock. Heart Preparation, hy gwiford’s Great Prosperity A ttracts Monroe........................... - - ^ 7 A.5- Blg^ Barbecue, Parades, Games And Sufficient Clay Found For Extension S & E R y.................................. 30-1 A ttention o f Other CHIOS Who .„ - ^ W t k a s p w i*'v^Amtisements Will Make Moat -__ of 8anford Avwm*-55i3:rThe celery shipment ulime comprised' y Hnve a Sunday School in Our Wish to Follow Example Memorable Occasion M atters 804 cars or 277,239 packages. CUupob! -Rev, N. Jr-Rr»hrmhTg«rr-fx)n*gelery crop 4ms been a great adver­ Sanford hns promised the people of Flor­ TYicidny, May 4th. 1000. Lettuce and cnuliftnwrr mtTrfe,'fSFtibrs wood. ting «tunt for Sonfonl, aside from Its or 173,705 packages. ida a grand colebration on July the Fourth, Board met. Present Chairman Lee. Mr. C, E. Crossland, Field Secretary of money-making features, and socelebrnted and like every other movement inaugu­ This does not include the shipment of Commissioners Merrill, Overstreet and S. S. Board, Nashville,Tenn. has our city become that every section of strawberries and several minor crops. rated by our citizens: this celebration will Vaughan. NIGHT SESSION the United States has been attracted by be according to plans and specifications The minutes of the regular nnd special The prices have remained steady Heart Preparation, Rey. I. B. Rogers promised. The moat Important part of the great possibilities of the vegetable throughout the season and the glowers meettings were rend, approved and Oviedo.---- ------— — -------- -— ------ r crop. Even the larger cities arc seeking have all realized a fair profit, while many signed, this celebration will be a grand barbecue Who Should Elect Our Teachers! Dr. J ami fish fry, for our hospitable citizens to profit by the voluminous advertising hnve made considerable profit. Communication of A. F. Bell, received T. Denton, Sanford, inaugurated by Sanford, as the following realize thnt the way to the heart is through These figures look large this year over nnd read, matter referred to Superinten­ C. E. Crossland. — ----- ---from the Savannah News demonstrates t last season's statement and next' year dent of Roads and Bridges. the palate, and if our visitors' palates can ' THURSDAY MORNING SESSION “..The Morning News published n little will greatly increase the vegetable ship­ be tickled and their appetites satisfied, — I Communication In respect to White Heart Preparation, Rev. E .Lee Smith. the occasion will linger long In their mem­ item from The Sanford Herald yesterday ments as it is estimated there are twice Fly legislation received and rend. to the effect that Sanford. Fla., was grow­ ns many people in the celery delta this ories. Not only will it be a flow of the The reports of the following county of­ Winter Gnrdcn, How to hold our Boys (from 12 to 10 soul, but a feast of reason* as well, and ing at a wonderful rate, and that it was season and many more will settle here ficers were received, rend nnd filed: Coun­ becoming the home of many industries. this fall. ty Physician, Superintendent of County yenrs of age,) J. W. Bray, Winter Garden. wishing to give the people the best, The At what age should the teacher lead Herald issued an Invitation to Hon. Frank Sanford is the place where so much fine Home, Superintendent of Roads • and the pupils to Christ! Mrs. £. E. Tenny, Clark ta ninke the address, and-he heart*-— celery is grown. Until It became famous Bridges, Polls Collected, Tax Redemp­ CELERY GROWERS PICNIC -Apopka::----------------------: for that vegetable the tQwn wnscompura plied thnt nothing would give him more tions of -March, Sheriff of Fines, Forfei­ The celery growers' basket picnic held Sunday School Fundamentals. J. W. pleasure than to tie in Sanford on that .lively unkown. except to tourists. Now at the beautiful and prehistoric shell tures and Costs, Sheriff's report to State it is almost as well known ns Kalamazoo, mound, on J. N. Wliliner's place, at the Auditor, Report of Licenses and Finan­ Boyd, Sanford. day nnd address the people. In view of C. E. Crossland.— Adjourn. Mich., another place famous for its cel east end of Celery nvcnUe. Wednesday of cial Statement of Coonty. the fact thnt Frank Clark Is in the lime THURSDAY AFTERNOON SESSION light of the whole country at present, his cry. 1 — .......... Financial Statement of County Funds: this week, was pronounced by all who at­ Heart Preparation.——— DeLund. address in Sanford on the Fourth is bound Does Sanford owe its pmsperty. its many tended n grand 'success socially and in General Revenue 7,120.33 3,850.48 The Superintendent. Rev. Louis Entz- to attract thousands of people, and his _ •mall industries, to celery! Tliut is n every wuy. The jkliysicul man was looked Fine A Forfeiture 3.843.09 2.398.82 mluger. Field Secretary rtf Florida.---Roads & Bridges «9,888.04 8.92L01words, fraught with so much importance, question lliat.is interesting this city Just after by the committer. ~whu. pravided-it 538.32 1Q.717.88 Importance of the Teachers' meetings. will be copied extensively in all the daily JLcelery4ias-ltelped-8nnfoitl-yrhir sumptuous fish-fry ami lemonade, assisted Cmmiy SdioSI S. Tax Districts 0.227.54 3,587.7 1 JJlr. W. T. Hajzlig, Orlando. papers of the Untied States. Mr. Clark wouldn’t it help Savannah! We do not by the good housewives und wives to be, The Teachers’ opportunity. Hiinynn will also Inform1the |>eople about our deep Totals 7,841.24 29,482.80 mean, or course, the help thnt would who brought heavy inilened baskets. The 1.507.70 9,409.05 2,184.38 Stephens' Kissimmee. water channel in the Stt Johns and Lake come from the sale of the vegetable if It social part was looked after by the young C. E. Crosslnnd__ Adjourn. 1.920.40 4.310.05 771.00 Harney, our proposed government building should be grown here In quantities, but ludles on the committee, who tried hard 2,250.35 "3,223.08 0.944.05 THURSDAY NIOHT . . nnd n Dumbyr of issues of vital interest the help (lint would come from the ad to introduce everybody to everybody else. _______4,899.28 0.350.92 7,375.49 Heart Preparation, N. J. Perkins, San­ to the people of this district. . vrrlising ilmt it would give the city and 2,300.1 9 7.5 Ifi.OO 2,432.14 ford. The mental man was looked after by in the morning tite great crowd will he , county. In every city lu which the cel Hon. J. N. Whitner, who was introduced Sunday School a business pro|»osi|li>u, 12.800.04 24.434.00 519.907.72 entertained by an automobile purade, par­ rry was sold the name of Snvnnnnh to the large crowd, fully 500 being pres­ W. S, Entzminger, Loongwood. •Overdrafts.--' ticipated in by the owners of autos and would become familiar. Inquiries would ent, just n few minutes before dinner. Why not teach the children the Doc­ Applications of Mrs. Surah F. Marshall the manufacturers nml agents of cars who hestaned respecting thecliy'Budvnntages Mr. Whitner made a splendid speech. trines of our church,-J. B. Rogers. “ iinve signified Jheir intention of attending. for business and factories nml If they Welcoming all new comers, he pastas! on und Mrs, Mnry J, Wheeler for State Pen­ nnd displaying their cars. A merchants' ««w answered favorablyrns they would to the prehistoric mound on which we sions, were examined nnd approved nnd REAGII TWO HUNDRED MARK clerk instructed to forward them to die parade of floats will be a feature of the be. the result might he the coming of stood, of whose builders history has no day. Various games, ns catching the many immigrants and considerable cap­ record. He dealt at length and Interest­ State Board of Pensions. The Bond of E. B. Webb for Notary The Celery City Eagles Are Moklng greased pig, climbing tiie greased pole, ital. ingly on the race of mound builders, who Great Gains — Public, with S. Y. Way nnd- N. P. Ybwcll sack races, |»otnto races, running rucesi We have had an expert examine the built these mounds through South Florida, Celery City Aerie of Eagles is the young­ etc., will keep things moving at a rapid ns sureties, was presented and approved soils of (be county and we have his opin­ iiere and there, and vanished long before Bonds of the following persons to bear est lodge in the state although one of the rate, ami by the time that dinner Is an­ ion Ibai (lie condition;» for the growing of the wiiitc man set foot on this continent. fire arms were approved und license or­ strongest.' At the meeting Tuesday night nounced the crowd will be ready to do am­ celery here are the best. It bus been sug­ Mr. Whitner pointed to the surrounding forty new members were taken in, bring­ ple justice to the viands. After this the dered issued to each: gested that an effort ha made to form cglery delta, dotted here and there by I. S. Hughes, Pistol, G. W. Smith nnd ing up the totnl .of charter members to addresses will occupy part of the after­ s small company to inuke an experiment beautiful and comfortable dwellings and 200. The hull in the Stone-Gove block noon. and a good hall game will prepare Enoch Dell, Sureties. with it. It Is possible that tills sugges­ green fields, and mentioned thnt these W. W. Yolhers, Marlin Rifle, W. H. lias been remodeled nnd is now one of the nil for a light luncheon. The evening will tion will l>c acted upon. It certainly same fields were ten years ago despised finest lodge rooms in the city. Howard and C. W. Goodrich, Sureties. be made glorious with a grand display of ought to l«*. We hnve published a com- flat woods, on which many of those pres A suitable site will be purcliascd upon fireworks upon toe Inkc front nnd a fea­ Maurice Davis, Pistol, J. T. Lee nnd .rminlcallon in which it was stated thnt ent had shot birds, and the cow-men lind which a fine building will be erected. The ture o f this part of* tiie program will bean W, 1!. Hand, Sureties. the Chatham Agricultural Club would bought for a few dollars per acre to graze A. Hutchinson, Pistol, J. W. Jackson members are very enthusiastic over the illuminuted parade of launches upon the make such an experiment. That shows a cattle on. Mr. Whitner gnve a brief his­ future prospects of the lodge, am) are fit­ lake, and a mimic buttle with roman can­ and C. N. Griffin, Sureties. commendable spirit on the part of the tory of the trucking industry from its in­ Upon motion the Potltion of II. II. ting up a nice reading room Inconnection dles and oilier fireworks. dub. lim the experiment by the "dub fancy to the present, having been born in Puttishall, L, P. Daniel et u l. for a rand with the lodge room that will prove a The street paving will he partly finished wouldn't interfere with efforts on a larger poverty, educated by mistakes, had grown from north end of mar) road to the new great benefit to the younger members. by that time, and the street rnilwnycomscale by a company. to its i»resent size of boyhood, the next dock on St. Johns River, Genevn District pany will endenvor to have their cars The secretary of the Chamber of "om- step is manhood. We hope to have Mr. Death o f J. H. Prevatt was granted and the road ordered running in order' to carry the visitors merce has asked the County Commission­ Whitner with us next year to speak at After an illiqgBS of several weeks J. H. opened. ' over the city nnd celery delta. Come to ers to secure n celery expert and see our annual picnic. The writer was at a Messrs Vuughan and Branham, tiie Prevatt ope of Sanford's well known cit­ Sanford on the Fourth aud see the great­ whst can he done in the direction of loss to decide which lie enjoyed most, Mr. committee io whom the matter of clay izens passed away last Saturday morning. est little city in the south. growing celery on the country farm. A Whltncr's speech nrthcdhmer.buthasdein thq Glass'petition was referred, report The funeral services were conducted by Cheap excursion rates have been grunt­ favorable response to the secretary's re- elded that the speech did him the most that they found sufficient clay in said Rev, J. W. Boyd and Rev. J. F. McKinnon ed from a)l |>arts of the state. qiiest would meet with Very general ap­ good, as he gets a dinner every day, and j>itl end it-was- thereupon ordered that nnd the remains were interred In Lakeproval It is probable that the right kind lL is only on rare occasions be hears a NEW GOLCONDAS cloy for the extension of Snqford view cemetery. of soil could be found on the farm. Whnt sjtcech like that. The crowd broke at 5 Mr. Prevail lias been a resident of San­ Avenue he donated by Lite cou'utjnor the would meet the situation exactly, how p.m , some going home by launches, some ford for the past thirteen year* and held Florida Lands that Pay their Owners use of said extension. , is u company with sufficient capital by automobiles, and some by private con­ Better than some Fabled Gold Chairman Lee, who was selected to the esteem and respect of friends and to secure.n few acres of land, put it in veyance, ull happy and tired, with nothing represent the Bounl of Commissioners at neighbors by his integrity und U|»righl * Mines... prime condition for j^pwjng ' celery and to mar the day. There was quite a few the Good Roads Convention In Palatka and moral life. ') *-----:— - ¡Lakeland and Sanford are rivaling each to pky the expenses-of on export for one Sanford folks in attendance, and numbers on April 27, made his report. H e w a s en gagu d .in n tiie smiles each is telling of the . -Gwnmlsaionef—Overstreet,— who t WHJ together on and vegetables1 for the past years and be— tttt s fnp iL n g H r Q 8 8 B B K ■ wonderful prosperity that Inis behillen ‘Lei* ilclegflted.to prewnUP. tbe_ Sinplpr of ing niuri: would bo-needed. The reputa­ these occasions, pull logeUier~for Greater District No.. 19. and to the members of* n iibeioh d tbeVuiithful side of life was tiie truckers In their respectivo baUIwlekfhtion of the county for growing celery Sanford, a more closely united trucking the legislature from Orange County, aitd preparing to erect a tilcc*home in this city Sauford tells of numerous instances where would lie established and every acre of district, und all ns one big family, with a to other members of tite legislature, the where he could enjoy the remainder of men down there cleared $1,000 net profit celery land would bo put Into cultivation common*« Im—the upbuilding of the truck­ action of the County Commissioners in his life surrounded br his fumily and on every acre of land in cultivation in let­ advocating on increase of the mlllage I" a very short time.'* friends. -*— ;—■— ------:_______ , ing district, with Sauford as the hub. tuce nnd celery.______________ ___ far road purposes, made his report. The petition of J. H. Bryan, J. W. — A FARHEk. His summons to the life beyond was One of her big men. H. H. Channel shlnUnion Young People’s Service Hoard et a!., for a road, laid over under sudden end in his demise tilsfflmlly loses ped 11.500 crates of celery, for which he Tyre-Tukach Nuptials n Epwortb League will meet with the tbfl rules.loving husband and father and the recleved an average price of 51.25 per Miss Florence Tyre and Mr. Gaza Takach The following persons asked to be al­ Y. P. U. in tile Baptist church at 0:30 community a valued citizen. * . ---- UuLo a neat little pile to tide him over Sunday evening next. Mr. A. W. (Justus were united in marriage on Wednesday lowed to redeem the following properties at the amounts named,-viz: He leaves a wife, two sons end a daughter the summer. will conduct the service, using .the topic, night at the residence af Mrs. Landrum W. R. O'Neal. A g l„ Cert. No. 1292 of Sanford shippers will soon be sending "■Celled to Service." These union young un French avenue. Rev. J. W.Boyd of the 1902 and subsequent tuxes, at fiat sum to mum his toss. forward carloads of tomatoes nnd eggBaptist church officiating. Pwple s meetings are always looked for­ of 510.00. Death o f J . A. M etis plunts, u large accrage having been plant­ L G. Starbuck, Cert. No. 1006 for 1807 The bride is a sister o f' Mrs. Landrum ward to with pleasure and a warm 4nvlJ. A. Metis, for the past several years a. and subsequent taxes at flat sum of ed in these esculeuu this season. 1» extended alike to young and old. and a resident of Alabama and while 530.00. resident of tills city, died last Saturday From Lukeland comes the story of one ” *°»e of oilier churuhes having no young visiting her sister In the city formed the F. L. Woodruff. Cert. No. 1740 of 1892 night at Ills home on Third street. Mr. man (name not given) who eighteen and subsequent taxes at flat sum of Metts was sixty-three years of age at the **®°***e ■ “organization will be spedblly acquaintance which ripened into love. months agorented a small farm, of which Welcome._________ 513.93. Mr. Takach la a youqg man well known time of his death, and was wp|( known in W. H. Jewell. Agt. Cert. No. 511 qU 8Q7 he planted nearly two apes In strawber­ to every onp In Sanford having spent the Jjtoport of Advertising Committee nnd subsequent*luxes at flat sum of this city. Tiie remains were interred at Sylvan ries. He sold 6,800 quarts receiving cash Nttl week the report'or the advertising greuief prift QfbU life ill this city nnd 54.88. bus « large circle of friends and acquaint­ S. G. Dolive. Cert. No. 1300 of 1898 Lake on Monday. Mr. Metts had no near sufficient to enable him to buy und pay ^wmltlee will be made In full. The roand al) tax sale clfu. at flat sum of relqtives, the members of his own family for a 15-acre farm with a 3-room cottage Pwt will cover the entire work of the past ances. He .Is engaged Jn |he vegetable 578.00. on It. •*■*>0. and contain a list of the subscri- and commission business. Geo. T. Gaines, Cert. No. 28 of 1808 having died Several years ago. A neighbor Is said to have made 500 The happy couple left for points tin the and.subsequent tuxes at flat sum of "***. Mr. c. H. Leffler iS collecting this O. L. Tayler, chief train dispatcher of gallons of syrup from a single acre of sug­ ' h> order to have uQ the'subscrlptionq East Coast nnd win probably make San­ 510.00. It was ordered that the Comptroller be the A. C. L.witli Conductor Puxtonjolned ar cane, while another raised 43 burrrla Kid-bcfurc the report Is published. v’. ford their future home upon their return. requested to allow 'each u£~lhe above a party of caplLuUati from Sou Francisco, of potatoes from one «ere, which netted The Herald joins in congratulations. petitions as prayed for. on a tour of the East Coast, finally bring­ him 54 per barrel. • • • '\ ^fterttirpotetoes are sell!ftgin New York Accounts were presented. warrants or­ ing up at Knight's Key, where they were Lest we forget that spring Is here, an ■‘‘ accent» a quort, and New York apBut the Sanford stories of (he 51.000 tqjt with with I»er brood dered drawn In payment of same. [ selling In .. Florida five cents old-fashioned razor back roya II y.e inert allied. They report a most profit per acre In truck still remain to be There being no further business Board 1“ y your money take your aud an Italian with a hungry brown bear beaten.—Jacksonville Produce News. delightful trip. Adjourned to reguler session in June. ‘ •w ee. were visitors to the d ty this week. « »ft /f-'vW'F; M -**Y ■, 4 1f i i t, ! n , *i ¿¿earn I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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 30, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 30, 1909. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 30, 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/4aeba5e7b9993168af228672377253d6.pdf 5a57987d425dc9f6244eee4a47987542 PDF Text Text J.Ï-vi.-, ■.vliwàj - y7«. • Vi-.V* *■•yv—cfS* ♦ Ft;': r"T »■a1 V •* -¡,*m ». tH E SANT0RD IIERALD items or Interest Concerning Society People. P O IN T S P U R ELY PERSONAL round trfp on the aten me r to Sanford Tor the pleasure o f the trip nnd to accompany her niece, Mra. Turner, that far on her Joutfrey, TJjcjt were met at ainiord try Mr. Robbins, of Hole! Robins'.Nett, driven around the city for an hour, and then the ladle» boarded the steamer again and came back as far as DeLand. They all report «delightful trip__ Jacksonville Me* tro polla. Filed fo r Record flow Celfry City Vanity Fair While T. J. Powers to CarlDackstrom.sat.mtg. Away the Oolden Hours— $50. Social Gossip. N. Bacon and w ife to S.01son,agt.,$700. Never before has a prettier party been Geo. Harris tu S. Olson. d „ $130. held in 9nnford than that given by-Mrs. W. G, Thigpen to N. H. Garner,wd.,$175 A . W. Brown mid Mrs. 0. W. King _pt the Anna M. Curtis nnd husband to L. J. & hotel Bye-Loon the afternoon o f April 18. K. ¡jwltzer. wd.. $1,000. The decorations were in pink and, light Clins. H. Morse to Odd Fellows, Winter green crepe paper and palms. Thcscv-togethcr with the rich dark furnishings of A. F. Conned to Geo. P. Geiger, wd., $1. the room and the.filmy gowns worn by Fidelity Ins, Co.' to Win. Bumby.wd., $L life ladles, transformed the parlor o f' the Beatrice Smythe toP.F. Laubach. d., SI. Uye-Lo into n perfect bower of beauty. Smith & Davis to D. A. Bngley,wd..$10. A fter the guests had assembled each was II. & S. Benedict to Mary S. King, mtg, presented with a red or white rose pro­ $1400. -Í *, cured from Mills, the florist, of JocksonR.L. Harris to Anna L. Hilpert, sat.mtg. $5,000. carried Off UF Griffin, ngrt, $1. . Mrs. R. S. Keolor, nnd the second prize, n S. W. Westbrook to A. P. Counselly.wd. sterliftg lint pin, by Mrs. Jerome Bruce. $300. ‘ A guessing prize, n hand-embroidered S.W.Westbrook to J. E. Pace, wd., $1. lace-trimmed handkerchief, was also given J. H. Prevatt to V. S. Weeks, wd., $1. In which Mrs. Fred Schumpcrt was the W. S. Baldwin to V.S. Weeks, wd., $1. lucky one. J.Q .A. Bnchelder to A, B.Stnrbird/mLgfl At the close of the afternoon's enter­ E.MIlchelet alto A. M! StafbTrd.wd,$100 tainment, the guests to the number of Nnnic Honsell to E. Johns, wd., $1. 1 twenty-eight were seated nt due long ta­ A. linden, gdn., to P.F.Lnubuch.d. $1000 ble, and it made a picture fair to behold. Hammond & Punch toSalhe Wllson.wthThe hostesses very ilmcefulLy_servc31lliCfoliaw lng: J.S. Eaton to C. R. Rhoads, mtg..$1,000. Lobster salad, with half hnrd-boiled eggs H. H. Witherington to Mrs. S. J. Rhodes, on parsley mtg. $1,000. Olives Joe Cameron and w ife to C. E. Walker, Bread nnd' Uuttfr Sandwiches wd., $1000. ‘ Roquefort Cheese Sandwiches, clover shnpe A. P. Connolly to J. N.Whitner.wd.$500 Mn r»h nudLint Loaf with W hi Pi wmI Croo m— April no 190», m URRELL m I N S H EIA REAL E S TA TE BROKERS Present to the Investor the Best Opportun! ties in Florida Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells g u a ra n te e d , $ 2 5 .0 0 to $ 2 0 0 .0 0 per acre . '. • , . Celdfy forms, with flowing wells till tiled, drained nml rcmly for crop, $500,00 to $l(XX)oo per ncrc. City proiierty. Improved nnd tmimproyed. 303,000 ocres timber laud, with finest site in Florida for crate factory. — ■— — ---------------- — OthemTTLL'yQU what can be done. MURRLLL &. MINSliEW are practical fanners us well as real estate brokers, nml are here to show yop what has been nnd cun be done. rtw M URRE L L '& tw w w w M I NS H EW Sanford Library ROOM 20 • • U pstftlrá. Pico Block Open Tuesdays 4 to G p.m AND Saturdays 4 t(y9p. m. Changing the Sewers ’ Cake with pink Icing, diamond shgpc Coffee O t A targe force o f men are busy this week IHitting in new newer pipe nnd making the All departed, hnving spent n most en grade considerably lower Ihdlio line near joyablc afternoon B u ild e r of *• ;! The Herald office. The old pipe was too Marble and Granite Monuments near the surface nnd the level o f the new An Enjoyable Trip mreot pnvlpg neoo««ttnn»i1 ii / l i n n ^ -------------Tombstonesr E t c ' Mrs. Nellie Turner; from 'N ew 8myrnn; When'finished this lino of sewer will lie in VASES, SETTEES AND IRON FENCES j| Flu., past grand matron of tills state in first class order. "*7 7 Kelettrring Ncntly Done. Let Us Estl t!ie order of the Enstern Star; Mrs. Dr. mato on Your Work. * ¡I h is announced thul the Senlmard Air Bruce, of Tnmpn, present griind matron, Will call on you by request with Samples ¡¡ nnd Mrs. Brunson left Jacksonville on Line rnllroad, now ln tlie iiaiuls o f n reand designs. Importer of Foreign ¡¡ Sunday Inst on the steamer City of Jack­ celver, will be sold by Order o f the United Granite nnd Marble ¡¡ sonville for Sanford, Fla. Mrs. ' Zora States court, July I The cqnuumy will lie Church Street, Orlando, flo rida Mi Brown, of New Smyrna, also took the immediately reorganized thereafter. W r it e o r C a ll F o r P rlc o s 1 The purest nml most refreshing bottle drink (in the mar­ ket today, is being made by the Pepsi Colu ‘ Bottling Co., of Sanford, und-to the lovers of a delicious nml healthful .drinks-Weinvite_you-to-se«4h«-sailUHry-wny-iTr^'hlrif this drink is being put up.by us. And to tlieeity merchant,.we ask hlm lbVmue also and see, that he may know the kind of-goods he is hamTfitljj when selling the pure and refreshing Pepsi Cola. C And to those of other towns, we will ask that they drop us aline requesting a sample of the pure Pepsi Coin, .UitlL-tbey-too-iuay got-hi-line^imHtelHhe purest lad nrdrink made, * Send us an order, or call on us, we arc out for the busi­ ness ami if a pure drink and courteous attention is uh.it you want, we are the boys for you. Phono 154 SANF And C o ncrete M anufacturing Plant O perated By POPE CONTRACTING COMPANY . . . ■ . * • W e are now prepared to do all kinds of Wood Turning.- W e man­ ufacture Porch Columns, Porch Balusters, Stair Balusters and'Newells of all kinds. W e can Make your W indow and Door Frames Cheaper Than you can on~tfte iob. Be~sure^n~d GET^OI-IR PRICES. “ _____ _____ __ W e sell the Best Brick there is.- Cheaper than other brick. Buy your Building Sand of us; we sell Inferlachen sancLprices; are right.__ ' W e make all kinds of Cement Building Blocks and do all kinds of Concrete Work. Our sidewalks are the best in town....................... * ~ ___ A ll orders will receive prompt attention. Come and see our new factory at the corner of French Avenue and Commercial Street, and get our prices on all kinds Building Material THE SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS r Eayfl kM - • ■‘f* r fv :»»»' �T# • PS?M .s i HERALD /AT S A N F O R D — L ift /« WbrïA Lloing SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. MAY 7, 1909 Numù*'' 38 ■j. First Year BT CELERY BUILDS A CITY Savan n ah Will Try Raising This Great Crop v eg eta b le CROP BUILDS C ITIES gwiford’s Great Prosperity A ttra c ts A ttention o f Other CHIOS Who LARG E VEG ETABLE S H IP M E N T S Statement of R efrigerator Cars Leav­ ing This Section If there are Any doubts regarding the large shipments o f vegetables made from this section this season a glance at the figures given below will convince the most skeptical.' Sanford, proper...................... 059 cars Rand's Siding..............................512 “ Monroe............................ 21 S & E R y .................................... 30-1 The celery shipment ulime comprised' 804 cars or 277,239 packages. Lettuce and cnuliftnwrr mtTrfe,'fSFtibrs or 173,705 packages. This does not include the shipment of strawberries and several minor crops. The prices have remained steady throughout the season and the glowers have all realized a fair profit, while many hnve made considerable profit. These figures look large this year over last season's statement and next' year will greatly increase the vegetable ship­ ments as it is estimated there are twice ns many people in the celery delta this season and many more will settle here this fall. COUNTF SOLONS MEET Reports of County Officers Read And Piled COUNTY’ S FINANCIAL STATEM ENT Sufficient Clay Found For Extension -__ of 8anford A vw m *-55i3:r- SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION Is Holding Interesting- Session This Week The Wekiva Sunday School Association held their annual meeting this year in Sanford and many from different sections o f the state were in attendance. Follow­ ing Is the program; First session was held Wednesday after­ noon at 3 o'clock. Heart Preparation, hy --^ 7 A.5- THE GLORIOUS FOURTH W ill Be Fittingly Celebrated In Sanford n 1f FRANK CLARK TO MAKE ADDRESS Blg^ Barbecue, /f-'vW'F; M i Parades, Games And .„ -^ W tk a sp w i*'v^ A m tisem en ts Will M ake M oat y Hnve a Sunday School in Our Wish to Follow Example Memorable Occasion M a tte rs CUupob! -Rev, N. Jr-Rr»hrmhTg«rr-fx)n*gelery crop 4ms been a great adver­ Sanford hns promised the people of Flor­ TYicidny, May 4th. 1000. wood. t i n g «tunt for Sonfonl, aside from Its ida a grand colebration on July the Fourth, Board met. Present Chairman Lee. Mr. C, E. Crossland, Field Secretary of money-making features, and socelebrnted and like every other movement inaugu­ Commissioners Merrill, Overstreet and S. S. Board, Nashville,Tenn. has our city become that every section of rated by our citizens: this celebration will Vaughan. NIGHT SESSION the United States has been attracted by be according to plans and specifications The minutes of the regular nnd special Heart Preparation, Rey. I. B. Rogers the great possibilities o f the vegetable promised. The moat Important part of meettings were rend, approved and Oviedo.----------- — — -------- -— ------ r crop. Even the larger cities arc seeking this celebration will be a grand barbecue signed, Who Should Elect Our Teachers! Dr. J ami fish fry, for our hospitable citizens to profit by the voluminous advertising Communication of A. F. Bell, received T. Denton, Sanford, inaugurated by Sanford, as the following realize thnt the way to the heart is through nnd read, matter referred to Superinten­ C. E. Crossland. — ----- ----from the Savannah News demonstrates t the palate, and if our visitors' palates can dent o f Roads and Bridges. ' THURSDAY MORNING SESSION “..The Morning News published n little be tickled and their appetites satisfied, — I Communication In respect to White Heart Preparation, Rev. E .Lee Smith. the occasion will linger long In their mem­ item from The Sanford Herald yesterday Fly legislation received and rend. to the effect that Sanford. Fla., was grow­ ories. Not only will it be a flow of the The reports of the following county of­ Winter Gnrdcn, How to hold our Boys (from 12 to 10 soul, but a feast o f reason* as well, and ing at a wonderful rate, and that it was ficers were received, rend nnd filed: Coun­ becoming the home o f many industries. ty Physician, Superintendent of County yenrs of age,) J. W. Bray, Winter Garden. wishing to give the people the best, The At what age should the teacher lead Herald issued an Invitation to Hon. Frank Sanford is the place where so much fine Home, Superintendent of Roads • and the pupils to Christ! Mrs. £. E. Tenny, Clark ta ninke the address, and-he heart*-— celery is grown. Until It became famous Bridges, Polls Collected, Tax Redemp­ CELERY GROWERS PICNIC -Apopka::--------------------------: for that vegetable the tQwn wnscompura plied thnt nothing would give him more tions of -March, Sheriff of Fines, Forfei­ The celery growers' basket picnic held Sunday School Fundamentals. J. W. pleasure than to tie in Sanford on that .lively unkown. except to tourists. Now at the beautiful and prehistoric shell tures and Costs, Sheriff's report to State it is almost as well known ns Kalamazoo, mound, on J. N. Wliliner's place, at the Auditor, Report of Licenses and Finan­ Boyd, Sanford. day nnd address the people. In view of C. E. Crossland.— Adjourn. Mich., another place famous for its cel east end of Celery nvcnUe. Wednesday of cial Statement of Coonty. the fact thnt Frank Clark Is in the lime THURSDAY AFTERNOON SESSION light of the whole country at present, his cry. 1 — ........... Financial Statement of County Funds: this week, was pronounced by all who at­ Heart Preparation.—— — DeLund. address in Sanford on the Fourth is bound Does Sanford owe its pmsperty. its many tended n grand 'success socially and in General Revenue 7,120.33 3,850.48 The Superintendent. Rev. Louis Entz- to attract thousands o f people, and his _ •mall industries, to celery! Tliut is n every wuy. The jkliysicul man was looked Fine A Forfeiture 3.843.09 2.398.82 mluger. Field Secretary rtf Florida.----Roads & Bridges «9,888.04 8.92L01words, fraught with so much importance, question lliat.is interesting this city Just after by the committer. ~whu. pravided-it Cmmiy SdioSI 538.32 1 Q.717.88 Importance of the Teachers' meetings. will be copied extensively in all the daily JLcelery4ias-ltelped-8nnfoitl-yrhir sumptuous fish-fry ami lemonade, assisted S. Tax Districts 0.227.54 3,587.7 1 JJlr. W. T. Hajzlig, Orlando. papers o f the Untied States. Mr. Clark wouldn’t it help Savannah! We do not by the good housewives und wives to be, The Teachers’ opportunity. Hiinynn will also Inform1the |>eople about our deep Totals 7,841.24 29,482.80 mean, or course, the help thnt would who brought heavy inilened baskets. The 1.507.70 9,409.05 2,184.38 Stephens' Kissimmee. water channel in the Stt Johns and Lake come from the sale of the vegetable if It social part was looked after by the young C. E. Crosslnnd__ Adjourn. 1.920.40 4.310.05 771.00 Harney, our proposed government building should be grown here In quantities, but ludles on the committee, who tried hard 2,250.35 "3,223.08 0.944.05 THURSDAY NIOHT . . nnd n Dumbyr o f issues of vital interest the help (lint would come from the ad to introduce everybody to everybody else. _______4,899.28 0.350.92 7,375.49 Heart Preparation, N. J. Perkins, San­ to the people of this district. . vrrlising ilmt it would give the city and 2,300.1 9 7.5 Ifi.OO 2,432.14 ford. The mental man was looked after by in the morning tite great crowd will he , county. In every city lu which the cel Hon. J. N. Whitner, who was introduced Sunday School a business pro|»osi|li>u, 12.800.04 24.434.00 519.907.72 entertained by an automobile purade, par­ rry was sold the name of Snvnnnnh to the large crowd, fully 500 being pres­ W. S, Entzminger, Loongwood. •Overdrafts.--' ticipated in by the owners of autos and would become familiar. Inquiries would ent, just n few minutes before dinner. Why not teach the children the Doc­ Applications of Mrs. Surah F. Marshall the manufacturers nml agents of cars who hestaned respecting thecliy'Budvnntages Mr. Whitner made a splendid speech. trines of our church,-J. B. Rogers. “ iinve signified Jheir intention of attending. for business and factories nml If they Welcoming all new comers, he pastas! on und Mrs, Mnry J, Wheeler for State Pen­ nnd displaying their cars. A merchants' ««w answered favorablyrns they would to the prehistoric mound on which we sions, were examined nnd approved nnd REAGII TWO HUNDRED MARK clerk instructed to forward them to die parade of floats will be a feature of the be. the result might he the coming of stood, o f whose builders history has no day. Various games, ns catching the many immigrants and considerable cap­ record. He dealt at length and Interest­ State Board of Pensions. The Bond of E. B. Webb for Notary The Celery City Eagles Are Moklng greased pig, climbing tiie greased pole, ital. ingly on the race of mound builders, who Great Gains — Public, with S. Y. Way nnd- N. P. Ybwcll sack races, |»otnto races, running rucesi We have had an expert examine the built these mounds through South Florida, Celery City Aerie of Eagles is the young­ etc., will keep things moving at a rapid ns sureties, was presented and approved soils of (be county and we have his opin­ iiere and there, and vanished long before Bonds of the following persons to bear est lodge in the state although one of the rate, ami by the time that dinner Is an­ ion Ibai (lie condition;» for the growing of the wiiitc man set foot on this continent. fire arms were approved und license or­ strongest.' At the meeting Tuesday night nounced the crowd will be ready to do am­ celery here are the best. It bus been sug­ Mr. Whitner pointed to the surrounding forty new members were taken in, bring­ ple justice to the viands. A fter this the dered issued to each: gested that an effort ha made to form cglery delta, dotted here and there by I. S. Hughes, Pistol, G. W. Smith nnd ing up the totnl .of charter members to addresses will occupy part of the after­ s small company to inuke an experiment beautiful and comfortable dwellings and 200. The hull in the Stone-Gove block noon. and a good hall game will prepare Enoch Dell, Sureties. with it. It Is possible that tills sugges­ green fields, and mentioned thnt these W. W. Yolhers, Marlin Rifle, W. H. lias been remodeled nnd is now one of the nil for a light luncheon. The evening will tion will l>c acted upon. It certainly same fields were ten years ago despised finest lodge rooms in the city. Howard and C. W. Goodrich, Sureties. be made glorious with a grand display of ought to l«*. We hnve published a com- flat woods, on which many of those pres A suitable site will be purcliascd upon fireworks upon toe Inkc front nnd a fea­ Maurice Davis, Pistol, J. T. Lee nnd .rminlcallon in which it was stated thnt ent had shot birds, and the cow-men lind which a fine building will be erected. The ture o f this part of* tiie program will bean W, 1!. Hand, Sureties. the Chatham Agricultural Club would bought for a few dollars per acre to graze A. Hutchinson, Pistol, J. W. Jackson members are very enthusiastic over the illuminuted parade of launches upon the make such an experiment. That shows a cattle on. Mr. Whitner gnve a brief his­ future prospects of the lodge, am) are fit­ lake, and a mimic buttle with roman can­ and C. N. Griffin, Sureties. commendable spirit on the part o f the tory of the trucking industry from its in­ Upon motion the Potltion of II. II. ting up a nice reading room Inconnection dles and oilier fireworks. dub. lim the experiment by the "dub fancy to the present, having been born in Puttishall, L, P. Daniel et u l. for a rand with the lodge room that will prove a The street paving will he partly finished wouldn't interfere with efforts on a larger poverty, educated by mistakes, had grown from north end of mar) road to the new great benefit to the younger members. by that time, and the street rnilwnycomscale by a company. to its i»resent size of boyhood, the next dock on St. Johns River, Genevn District pany will endenvor to have their cars The secretary of the Chamber of "om- step is manhood. We hope to have Mr. Death of J. H. Prevatt was granted and the road ordered running in order' to carry the visitors merce has asked the County Commission­ Whitner with us next year to speak at After an illiqgBS of several weeks J. H. opened. ' over the city nnd celery delta. Come to ers to secure n celery expert and see our annual picnic. The writer was at a Messrs Vuughan and Branham, tiie Prevatt ope of Sanford's well known cit­ Sanford on the Fourth aud see the great­ whst can he done in the direction of loss to decide which lie enjoyed most, Mr. committee io whom the matter of clay izens passed away last Saturday morning. est little city in the south. growing celery on the country farm. A Whltncr's speech nrthcdhmer.buthasdein thq Glass'petition was referred, report The funeral services were conducted by Cheap excursion rates have been grunt­ favorable response to the secretary's re- elded that the speech did him the most that they found sufficient clay in said Rev, J. W. Boyd and Rev. J. F. McKinnon ed from a)l |>arts of the state. qiiest would meet with Very general ap­ good, as he gets a dinner every day, and j>itl end it-was- thereupon ordered that nnd the remains were interred In Lakeproval It is probable that the right kind lL is only on rare occasions be hears a NEW GOLCONDAS cloy for the extension of Snqford view cemetery. of soil could be found on the farm. Whnt sjtcech like that. The crowd broke at 5 Mr. Prevail lias been a resident o f San­ Avenue he donated by Lite cou'utjnor the would meet the situation exactly, how p .m , some going home by launches, some ford for the past thirteen year* and held Florida Lands that Pay th eir Owners use of said extension. , is u company with sufficient capital by automobiles, and some by private con­ B etter than some Fabled Gold Chairman Lee, who was selected to the esteem and respect of friends and to secure.n few acres o f land, put it in veyance, ull happy and tired, with nothing represent the Bounl of Commissioners at neighbors by his integrity und U|»righl * Mines... prime condition for j^pwjng ' celery and to mar the day. There was quite a few the Good Roads Convention In Palatka and moral life. ') *----- :— - ¡Lakeland and Sanford are rivaling each to pky the expenses-of on export for one Sanford folks in attendance, and numbers on April 27, made his report. H e w a s en gagu d .in n tiie smiles each is telling of the . -Gwnmlsaionef— Overstreet,— who t WHJ together on and vegetables1 for the past years and be— ttttsfnpiL n gHr Q 8 8 B B K ■‘L ei* wonderful prosperity that Inis behillen ilclegflted.to p rew n U P . tbe_ Sinplpr of ing niuri: would bo-needed. The reputa­ these occasions, pull logeUier~for Greater District No.. 19. and to the members of* n iib e io h d tbeVuiithful side of life was tiie truckers In their respectivo baUIwlekfhtion of the county for growing celery Sanford, a more closely united trucking the legislature from Orange County, aitd preparing to erect a tilcc*home in this city Sauford tells of numerous instances where would lie established and every acre of district, und all ns one big family, with a to other members of tite legislature, the where he could enjoy the remainder of men down there cleared $1,000 net profit celery land would bo put Into cultivation common*« I m—the upbuilding o f the truck­ action of the County Commissioners in his life surrounded br his fumily and on every acre of land in cultivation in let­ advocating on increase o f the mlllage I" a very short time.'* friends. -*— ;— ■— ------ :_______ , ing district, with Sauford as the hub. tuce nnd celery._______________ ___ far road purposes, made his report. The petition of J. H. Bryan, J. W. — A FARHEk. His summons to the life beyond was One of her big men. H. H. Channel shlnUnion Young People’s Service Hoard et a!., for a road, laid over under sudden end in his demise tilsfflmlly loses ped 11.500 crates of celery, for which he Tyre-Tukach Nuptials n Epwortb League will meet with the tb fl rules.loving husband and father and the recleved an average price of 51.25 per Miss Florence Tyre and Mr. Gaza Takach The following persons asked to be al­ Y. P. U. in tile Baptist church at 0:30 community a valued citizen. * . ---- UuLo a neat little pile to tide him over Sunday evening next. Mr. A. W. (Justus were united in marriage on Wednesday lowed to redeem the following properties a t the amounts named,-viz: He leaves a wife, two sons end a daughter the summer. will conduct the service, using .the topic, night at the residence a f Mrs. Landrum W. R. O'Neal. A g l„ Cert. No. 1292 of to mum his toss. Sanford shippers will soon be sending "■Celled to Service." These union young un French avenue. Rev. J. W.Boyd of the 1902 and subsequent tuxes, at fiat sum forward carloads of tomatoes nnd eggBaptist church officiating. Pwple s meetings are always looked for­ of 510.00. Death of J. A. M e tis plunts, u large accrage having been plant­ L G. Starbuck, Cert. No. 1006 for 1807 The bride is a sister o f' Mrs. Landrum ward to with pleasure and a warm 4nvlJ. A. Metis, for the past several years a. and subsequent taxes at flat sum of ed in these esculeuu this season. 1» extended alike to young and old. and a resident of Alabama and while 530.00. resident of tills city, died last Saturday From Lukeland comes the story of one ” *°»e of oilier churuhes having no young visiting her sister In the city formed the F. L. Woodruff. Cert. No. 1740 of 1892 night at Ills home on Third street. Mr. man (name not given) who eighteen and subsequent taxes at flat sum of Metts was sixty-three years of age at the **®°***e ■ “organization will be spedblly acquaintance which ripened into love. months agorented a small farm, of which Welcome._________ 513.93. Mr. Takach la a youqg man well known time of his death, and was wp|( known in W. H. Jewell. Agt. Cert. No. 511 qU 8Q7 he planted nearly two a p es In strawber­ to every onp In Sanford having spent the Jjtoport of Advertising Committee nnd subsequent*luxes at flat sum of this city. Tiie remains were interred at Sylvan ries. He sold 6,800 quarts receiving cash Nttl week the report'or the advertising greuief prift Q fbU life ill this city nnd 54.88. bus « large circle of friends and acquaint­ S. G. Dolive. Cert. No. 1300 of 1898 Lake on Monday. Mr. Metts had no near sufficient to enable him to buy und pay ^wmltlee will be made In full. The roand al) tax sale clfu . at flat sum of relqtives, the members of his own family for a 15-acre farm with a 3-room cottage Pwt will cover the entire work of the past ances. He .Is engaged Jn |he vegetable 578.00. on It. •*■*>0. and contain a list of the subscri- and commission business. Geo. T. Gaines, Cert. No. 28 of 1808 having died Several years ago. A neighbor Is said to have made 500 The happy couple left for points tin the and.subsequent tuxes at flat sum of "***. Mr. c. H. Leffler iS collecting this O. L. Tayler, chief train dispatcher of gallons of syrup from a single acre of sug­ ' h> order to have uQ the'subscrlptionq East Coast nnd win probably make San­ 510.00. It was ordered that the Comptroller be the A. C. L.w itli Conductor Puxtonjolned ar cane, while another raised 43 burrrla Kid-bcfurc the report Is published. v’. ford their future home upon their return. requested to allow 'each u£~lhe above a party of caplLuUati from Sou Francisco, of potatoes from one «ere, which netted The Herald joins in congratulations. petitions as prayed for. on a tour of the East Coast, finally bring­ him 54 per barrel. • • • '\ ^fterttirpotetoes are sell!ftgin New York Accounts were presented. warrants or­ ing up at Knight's Key, where they were Lest we forget that spring Is here, an ■‘‘ accent» a quort, and New York apBut the Sanford stories o f (he 51.000 tqjt with with I»er brood dered drawn In payment o f same. [ selling In .. Florida five cents old-fashioned razor back There being no further business Board roya II y.e inert allied. They report a most profit per acre In truck still remain to be 1 “ y your money take your aud an Italian with a hungry brown bear beaten.—Jacksonville Produce News. delightful trip. Adjourned to reguler session in June. ‘ •wee. were visitors to the d ty this week. « »ft ■, 4 -**Y i t, ! n , *i ¿¿earn I �"another good man ¿one wrong." Don't harpoon him unless he has been awfully w ick ed , an d an u n fa l t e a hU ----- " W ant Good to heaven. Dissemble and emulate the hypocrite. If you see a swaggering bully to Whom you would like to give a swift kick in the subsequently, don't do it. if be it bigger than you are. Be polite, scrape and fawn and palaver, and with many genuflect ions and a profound salaam bid him good morrow. A Chie I Is Among Yè Taking Notes, It does not pay to be too truthful all in a bunch. The tough citizen might not like and Faith, lie'll Prent ’Cm"— your style If your veracity ts too proMmwd A B u d let pf Opinion “ Just Be tween io u and Me“ t n C L I S H W e have a new line jus in and the low price w¡| w 7TW H m *U. and see them. S A N F O R D F U R N IT U R E CO The JKind That Looks + Like Bread, Tastes Like | Bread, and is Bread? U * V f OU are a dissembling hypocrite." X said one of my Sanford friends the other day. “Everything you say in T he Hexald is calculated to smooth down the wrinkles, and though the day it doody. you endeavor to make the pun shine just the same.” 1 smiled a smote, far this accusation has been brought against me in other cities The Finest Line of Pas tries in the City Painter The blunt Mrs. So-and-so is known ev­ erywhere as a disagreeable old larmigani. a virago and a catamaran, because she is not deceitfuL She adheres to the text though the heavens falL She b devoid of tact and deceit. To her every life is a whited sepulchre, and her only delight Is in tearing vulnerable wounds to expose to the cold world the frailties of the human kind. To her the church can have no thieen Anne front and Mary Ann hack. .The facade and the foyer must comport with the back stoop and the alley. Yes. she always tells the truth, but her acquaint­ ances would give the devil a wanner welcomk^han they do her. She has no “best foot" ut put forward. She b a n old shrew. Soriely is right in practicing to deceive. What / (the hostess would forget her “po­ liteness" and her “manners" and say to her guest truthfully, “what a weather-beaten, old hag you look today. Heavens! what what a fright you are. with scrawny neck and bony arms and paint enough to deco­ rate a house." Instead of “hewing to the tine, let the chips fall where they may." she exclaims with dramatic fervor “bless a y eyes! bow charming you are looking. You are growing younger everyday." And then she may wish thb butterfly of Vanity Fair was eleven thousand miles army. Stiff, she has started a pleasant train of thought in her visitors'* mind, and that is something to her credit, even If she dxi falsify to accomplish it. I have heard of who pretended to marry women for love, when they merely wedded them to help take care of their ghsttoocu* stomachs ' Supgcie tbeae mica had been truthful. The women would ' --------- | Complete Line of Groceries * ;I G; W . v S P E N C E R MONEY? i; P a i n t e r ’s. S a n fo r d C e le r y S p ecial j :— (Caterer to the P u blic) hymns and raiwd your voice in praise of God. After that yoq came home and en­ joyed the day in a quiet way. bearing probably, some of the stories of the great and good men who have lived, as welf os of one Man who w a* a hoy like * you in that He was human, and He could tmypathixe with you becauseof that humanity: aivl r** I n w « » -wf-ytaif tiesires and disappointment*, because of His J. D. PARKER. Prop divinity. He coqld lead you to greater ambitions and console you under greater Room and Board $1-50 Per Day j j HHwlim uratx I W b , « * ■ « ' atgh* dropped its curtain and. the stare planed it up. you went to sleep easily because you were happy, and you were happv belausa ju n were good. You open your eyes and shrug your Shouldere and say: “Times have changed, it's different when one's a man." Don't you wish you were a boy againT How are your Sundays spent nowt You sleep late in .the morning: you awaken when the churches are letting out; post dissipations hare tffJnd your appetite - for'’ breakfast, In the Qty and. as you would say. you drag through the day somehow, and wish far Monday. We make everything known to tbe__tradr I wonder bow- the Sundays will look as they are described upon your Life Book? Full Line of Confectioneries That book will be. read before ail the And Cigars World, and do you think you will be proud F r e e Ik m s e -lo -H o tu e D elivery* of the account given of those days! How have you honored those whose t i t Park A t * . 'Phaera ICS name you bear f You count your father as old-fashioned; as something of a bore. You think you have done your duty to your mother if you send her an occasional present, but there never coroes to you the thought of what you really might do. of what they hoped for: of how they counted on your being, when you were a man, not only the dearly beloved son, bot the friend AND and counselor, the one to whom they could tarn with their sorrows and And sympa­ thy; the ooe to whoa, they could bring their pleasure ^nd And a sympathetic de­ A i e n t f o r V lr £ ln t a -C a r o lin a F e r light. 1 do not befcevr you care to look at t iliz e r s that old-fashioned picture of your d m I r tfaat is in an album among some papers that are sever disturbed, where you. an awkward boy. are in the picture, b—» i » f SAVE It has stiQwn more results for the Money invested than It will pay you to exam ine the Celery Fields where Our-Wagon W ill Stop A t $ t Your Door Every Day * No man is perfect, and nothing is ab­ solved from imperfection— the sun has spots upon it. Every human being is de___ ceitfut. won ur leas.-but a ll1humanity ts not treacherous. What would become of this unhappy g a U lt t t U ia a d h w B W lil M d s m i W f told the truth, the whole truth and nothing .but the truth.! ■ Hades wouldn't be in it for misery, suicide and trouble. Disserobli ng nature plants sunshine in the human breast. It paints pleasant pictures in the minds of men. and makes children Laugh Fertili ---------- ^ H O W , A N D erwise. and if the pages of this paper can­ ♦ not exude good nature at all times. I would not be myself.; If ,yuu. would get along in the world, be 1 a hypocrite, say I. Look around you and t then tell roe who are the successful crea­ tures in life Î ' The sot-disant hypocrites «»m e to the front rv n ) time. Sometimes a boy again, and see yourself happy in they are politicians, then we call them your Sunday suit, dressed to go to church. diplomats; when they arc of the cocumbo Come ¡1 make them go. T h e k ii i d ^ t h a f M o th e r used to m ake? . Am w Is M •Im s k Imt i v U i M I s t*B tb* profit «b a t ttey n a U US* to know, bot haaw (tv * Brack at Its rp tn to tcUiog them «S a t iW j to know —Gwrty. SpraMI r.I ...r r - f. CAB - is usetL~ Our every week. DRADWATKR. representative. C. M. is in Sanfurl' See him or write to him at Orlando of W r it « to r Bo»hi«t. - . J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L O R ID A - f- Ferro Marine Engines j ■| 5 3- to 2S-Morse Power Î Best 2-Cycle Engine on fhe Market J Smooth Running. Economical and ______ Absolutely Reliable See me b efore la s ts lltn f on rnf.nr n» y w r Wvt. ywu u ttt noX Tfin I ¡I 3 ft P. Special Price SCO T . P . Conpropst TOP P R IC E S -F O R Sir.ford. Florida YOUR ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES when shipped to HEWITT.’ If you are rut d.iBj business, with thb House, write to them at or» * D ' 10 PRODUCE E. C am d e n * C O M M IS S IO N SL, Baltim ore, MERCHANTS Md. Fresh Meats! Groceries MEATS DEALER IN C H O IC E F L O R ID A A N D W E S T E R N M E A T S a S t M M ia • ea s e 's Ceocarv ’Peaaa I The Popular Price and UP-TO-DATE RESTAURANT ^ - M r - S T t m u N . Proprietor the u n ire J . L A N D E R S O N ’S wise, as «t i Sed Van Praig. There see more Bes toll la the semence “I a n glad to see yon," thin woalf -he h erc jrS y to patch 5a ta as turnpike a n ü T n a n A n d yet I v « U not have it other­ wise. Hypocrisy s the thing. Fur. of a a u k sk a w s U k i t t x t a s h l h e a d" come tap and pot fab glad hand la k b own M w i i before saying “t have no ooe tor H e n ry M cLaulin Drilling JEWELER T elep h o n e No. 6 0 C IT Y C IG A R STORE ALL-.fiQons B O Y S ’ S U IT S • B o y s ’ S u it i, Latest M y le s ^ o J sh a d es, 3 to 17. B o jr s S u its , 3 t o 1< X «B s ty le s . B lo o m e r P a n ts, 3 to 17. B o y s ’ F u r a i- L - :^ / C ap a , E tc . A il U n d e r P rice3t c N e w sp a p e rs , M a g a z in e s and Periodical» �F c AF T■ H IIL u/nm n l T W It K - L F Item* of Interest Gleaned fro m Various Sources M PPENINOS d u r in g t h e w e e k . More the Readers Will rind o B rief ’__ _ Historical Spring Flowing fo r flurried Readers Highwaymen held up a train on the Northern Pacific railway last Friday, nnd •jobbed live mall sacks. Queen Wilhelmina of Holla nd gave birth to a daughter nnd heir May 30. VATPC t a D C U II.I » « > • ■ « < 1.0 SV n LITUI 111 U H I' U VtRCOM E BY GAS FUM ES Columbia Comity Prohibitionists .Win Fry and M errill Laid Out Tuesday Last -------------- - From Its effects In the Election One of the most exciting elections ever held In Columbia county ended last Tues­ day night when the polls closed on the ‘wet" nnd "d ry" contest, and Columbia remains dry by a majority o f about 135 The contest was hard-fought, and In every precinct In Lake City the women and children remained at the polls all day In the rain nnd worked for temperance with songs and pleadings. Tuesday night the Lake City band bond­ ed a paj®3exTfnbout 500 men, women and children, who celehrrdted the dry vic­ tory. N. W. Fry and Chas: Merrill, employees oftheJSaniard Light-fc -FOal Co,r-«(e r e overcome by gas fumes last Tuesday and forced to quit work far several hours. They were working^n a ditch near the railroad crossing placing the gas mains lower to avoid the brick paving nnd while cutting the gas main were overcome by the escaping gas before they could get out of the ditch. The men were carried out o f reach • o f the gns and after Testing far a lo w hours were pronounced out of danger. They seemed to have suf­ fered no bad effects from the narrow esenpe from asphyxiation and' are still "on the Job." During the extreme cold weather on the Dissolution Notice * *, , jut day of April In' Michigan and other Change Dftte of Concert The firm o f Murrell & Minshew tins been northwestern states fires were kept burn The concert under direction of Mrs. Li­ dissolved by mutual consent, B. B. Min­ log to save .the fruit orchards. kins for the benefit of the Library Asso­ shew retiring. The business of the firm A grain elevator nt Chicago was burned will be continued by K. R. Murrell who is ciation. has been changed in date to next Wednesday, May.-lflt »• last week. Loss over $1,000,000. hereby authorized to collect nil outstand­ _ _ _ i- i^ lk ^ ^ llW t u d r F ^ T ia d 'b e e n ing debts and settle any indebtedness in­ HAVE YOU SEEN THE sentenced to life Imprisonment for the curred by the firm. B. B. M in s h e w , killing of his father. The Russian debt has increased to $5, 900.000,000. and thegovernment’seredit Is at tovrwnter mark. K . R. M urrell . REPORT OF THE CONDITION Oh First National Bonk at Sanford, Ouralcnfls. arcuml ami uiuecured___ 020.2:1 U. S, lioculs to secure circulation....... 0,250.00 Komis, eeniretlet, etc....................... 22.002 50 Banking bouse, furniture and liilurre 111,0-12.Oil Due from National Dank* (not reserve a te n ta )............... . . . . . . . . . . 70.438.85 Dun front Slats Banka nnd Bankers... 0.(114.57 Due from approved reserve agents.... 5U.208.72 Chrcki amt other cash item s........... 101 14 ____ ______ , , __ ___ Notel nf uliicr .Nalian a I B anks.......;- 8.737.00 After ncarljTn century, uie remains o f Major Pierre Charles L’Enfaht, the French who designed the Nntlonnl cap­ itol. have been removed from their resting place.on a Maryland farm to a plat In the Arlington national cemetery. _ (tov. Wilson orK em ucky^arpardoned ex-Gov. T aylo r who was Implicated In the assassination of Gov. Goebel a few years >ago. ■On the morning after the issuing of -the pardon, an effigy of* Gov Wilson WAS liiiil hanging 1n the poafoffice dTGhent. Ky., placarded "Goebel Is dead, but his friends nlnt." Nicola Tesler claims to have discovered a new motive power capable o f driving any vessel, mlMTIflUer what her size, fifty knots an hour. LIABILITIES • • Capital Stock paid In ...,............. . $25,000,00 Surplus fund .... ........................ . .. 111,500.00 nil " profits, Undivided less i-xpriiM-s and -tases ____Js........ t>ald ..... ........ . .186.70 National Bank nt'lcSoutstanding----U,250.00 Ti|TAL...... $:um,(ißo Hi Last week’s tornado reports show the storm to have been'widespread and very destructive. Disasters on the great lakes were numerous nntl costly In lives nnd property. In Georgia and other southern slates it is estimated that the property damage will'amount to millions nnd the •death roll will number scores of |>cop!e. FOR PURPOSES SANFORD Ask for it, We have it ----THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS J a c k s o n v ille , TUa - - - - — (W rite us) CHAS. H. EVANS, Sales Agent, Sanford, Florida HERALD 3 0 8 f i r s t tft., Sanford, F lo rid a . 2.217 30 343.721) 40 Or any other-brand of our justly — Celebrated Fertilizers— Do you want Hardwoo«^ Ashes? Dried Blood, Sheep Manure, Blood and Bone Nitrate of Soda? One that will stnntl the ¡greatest tests Cun nut get out of-ultgttrtfent' ------ ' The best machine on' the market A $100 Machine for $00 See them at The Herald office Total ..................................13U0.U00.lt) pi.May.lUOa-— whsL The progressive Turks have conA M THRASHER. Correct—Attest: Notary Public. troll of the government now, nml jxisscs3 t) CHASE 11E0 0. FERNA1.D sios of ail the fort Iflea li on s. Asiatic Tur­ FREDERIC H RANI) key is yet fur from being civilized. Directors. R«v. Thomas Dixon, Sr., one of the best known Baptist preachers o f North Caroli­ na, died Inst week at Raleigh, in theOOlh year of Ids age. ALL Spade. SI5.247.50 •Legal-tender ootid ......... . 7.200.00 $22.447.50 Redemption fund with U. S. freuaurer (5 percent of circulation___ 312.50 Stale of Fliirkln. 1 County of OranRe J *• r . V r . FBhier.cSthlrr ofthe aliove-nainnl Itank, tftcr massacre Lng some twenty of thirty do eolrmnly iwenrthnt Ihr nlnvrMntpmriit Is true nnd Ik-lief. thousands of unbelievers in the Moslem lo tlie In-sl of my knowledge F. P. FORSTER. Casli ier. Subacribnl and sworn lo before tne tills 3rd day religion, things nre quieting down somc- liy the hacking up of small filthy crcekB «Greenville, S. C., Inst week, 70,000 lbs of cold storage meat was spoiled. A T Y P E W R IT E R Lawrut Money KramcittlUait^vou Certified cheeks___. . . t Armour Blood, Bone & Potash Armour Celery Grower Armour Vegetable B lick en sd erfer? 1.230 55 Individual deiauils sullJcct to check.............. 330.400 17 Demotul ccrtUicute* of de, posit ...................... . 3,081.00 Drive your Wagon into Sanford Call .on C. H. Evans He can deliver any brand you waht out of Ouf new Warehouse v Without Delay— — Fractional papercurrrncy, nickels, nnd cents. ARMOUR Armour Practical Trucker” ' - Nadir Pash, the cx-Sultnn of Turkey1« IN TMK-STATE O r rLORTDA.'AT TUE CLOSE Or bast friend, nnd second eunuch o f tflk business A p r il 2 8 m , 1900; household, was publicly hanged Inst w eek ss a penalty for inciting riotln Tn m n iW iRESOURCES. I.n.irusntt'DlwouttiiT. r::. ....r..7--$177 0701 The Interstate Commerce Commission ha* ordered o reduction of ten cents on a hundred pounds nn nil commodity tariffs from the AUnntic seaboard to nil Pacific const terminals, effective June 9 next. Y o u c a n gèt ~* * ------ (Ask H im )- ALBERT G R Ä M L I N G ■■— To n^o riäl P a rlo rs FashtölTable H a lf Cuttlng and General - Barbering Hot and Cold Baths at all H ours. phur Hatha a S p ecialty I FRANK L. W O O D R U FF Sanford's Only Exclusive Shoe Store Hot S u l­ STRONG LIN E OF CHILDREN’ S SCHOOL SHOES One visit ami you Jiecome n Staunch Patron P ico Block oppoaits Esprasa O ffice The Latest Fall Styles in Ladies', Gent's nnd Children’s Shoes Just Received Drink a B o ttle of iJ-J- JÍ -i- X•> % ¿X<•£JÍ Í$p t a t « » IS YOUR -i-•> -i- -i- G IN G E R A L E OR S O D A W A T E R Manufactured with pure distilled water—they will prevent illnesa, old 1 digestion and give you health The Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla. WANTEI^A RIDER AGENT A law has been enacted In New York compelling bakers to make tbei/loaves of bread full weight. i ttakiof money Lut. H 'riU / *r fu it¿ triim U rs amJ j/Wm / */Frr mi 0m k MU HONftCV K K U U I UlC ll until you lecci re and *ppn»v«ol your »•nee./n 1 lo UlfOMf u p W t Ia Um U.Í». tw d # w 4 « * i in advance, I' K ttK K T l t l A I . dim of whifh tira» yvu mjy ride the btrjrcte aud >u wtih. U yuu ere thtti Dot pcricttlruilillnl or do lo i wiih lo p U bwk u u l t our «ipcoM end »# * »••// tu t fie rut »tu t n t . i r » We lumiih lhe tuf tieel triue U rrtlel il U |we»tbl» to raak» 'f c » al on» une 11 profit abote tenu! lactory coït. You u n f i » a profita by burina direct ol ur and bart tnt maoulacturer'a (iur> Uc>cle. 1 )0 M O T 11II V • bicycle or a pair ol tiret lrom e v « u I rou récrire our catab«uu and learn our unhcard ol J t t t r g a i « i M ù i c fftrt to r id e r »t e n t a . K T A I I I I I C n »Ken you recelee our berskdul c a u lo r » and A S IU N IS fiL D , , ud, pur eup « b. modelé at tha wmdtr/uUf Wilbur Wright has sold Ills aeroplane irigliu for Italy to the government for 1200.000. '• Gimbel Bros, of Philadelphia have taken ai lease for 105 years of properly between •32d and 33d streets, Now York, thirtytwo city lots. The total rental ampunts Jtn over $(i(i (mftft<m -----------— — - U. you can aril our DicytUa under your own name plata at tbe diy received. • I. We do not rcru Ur I r handle M o o d Head bicycle«, but ji In trade by our Cbicaco retail atorra. Theta wa citar out i 8 8 or S ID . XJtacripuea barraiu líete mailed Irrt, p ortad r o lla r chaina and púdola, parta, repaire and al ks!/ tk t uiuat r t U il t r im . . -■ - ------ ------ The firm bale of coitoli from Campngaiio, Nicnruugu», bas arrived o l New Orleans. A company will pul in a big plantation, leo <ons of^sceü having ^ej¡iL purchased "fui Hie purpose. EALING TIRES™ - flirteen ocres of llie fnrm at Falrvicw, Afir *h cre Juffw on P a r is WUB fiOfn. lias i>«en bought and will be made into a Da­ vis memorial park. It Is expected to ded­ ícale it June 3. . Is It as good ns your business ? Does it do you credit or does it misrepresent you? W -SU Nr , Think it over, ami if you ">fc» find it is not as good ns you think it ought to be, try us once. Manuel Amador, first president of Pan­ ama. died May 2. If you nre needing letter heads, bill heads, envelopes, Jumes Ü Hyde, former vice president of dw Equitable Life Insurance Co. of New York has been fined, and sent to prison for having run bis automobile into o taxIcab In Paris, France, causing serious in­ jury to a passenger. cards, statements, circulars, booklets or anything of that Miu Constancia EL Maxwell luis been **“*•«* professor o f modern hlsTory at Trlnny College, Dublin. Ireland. She Is the wst woma n professor chosen in the college. our Bonds and Linens. Auto Speed Is Limited kind, let us Jiear from you. We will submit samples und If you ore fond of especially nice stationery, a^k tasee You'll he sure to like them. DcUMtu f ». i c;ry oo « s s i l e a l W W e * r « perfectly bank. I f roo order a pair o l thee* Hr«», W * » U wtor bettor, tost lonicraud look in e r U ifs r s T t llt k n o w tk »l y o a lieUHmso w tll pUued that W « 3 Wa want you to asados e trial order » I one«. h «»Ç t1 . mi *" 'he house Monday morning themeas- IF Y O U NEED TIRES Hcd*t<liórn «fB defining the speed Of automobiles on _ n u à V a u f a n 1 toit writ*uaa poalal tod ®Bunu> roads was passed. It limits the D O N O T W AIT o r a pair o f tires (rota a •Peed to twenty miles. The original bill offers ws ars nuklai lloatycoaua ■“ “ 'led the speed to fifteen miles per A001, bm Uils w ot amended. J. L MEW CYCLECOMPANY, S a n fo rd , F lo r id a m im m m m JLXi A A A A A A A A A A i ttttttttttttt 44 •s U ,- r* J ja ti,. - �" . . V. * v ' # f ' ... . . 4? • ’ .............. ~ - T ltC SANFORD HERALD NOTICE T O CONTRACTORS Node« !» hereby »Iven that »caled bU» will 1» — *-----. «mn'tV^Floride. unUl'fl o!^ocluo>nón$thete veíifh Jtaw v. itrw v , day woí» june tha boahl o( count salt) Udì M itin * Umiliale Dltulct and water c/eek»_ a* proditches, drain». Ion» «kled for) accord In» to plan» and »peclBcat1 M in ia li Tba quanlHIet »Wen herein are calculated from avera»e end area» made at each one hundred fret »lotion and are approximate only. 8143,60. Estimated cost or clearing, 110.00. One c u lv e rt Cam eron Avene«*, 846.00. T o tn l estim ated cost o f this section, 8198.60. S lope 1 to 1; bottom w idth. 3 feat, . ■ T o U l estim ated cost o f Geneva A v e ­ nue D itch N o rth Side, No. 4: T o ta l cost o f excavation , 86(6.74. E stim ated cost or clea rin g, 8130.00.- E stlm a led cost o f cu lverts, 146.00. * E n gin eerin g. *60.00. E stim ated cost o f ditch. 8300.74. I . m ilm: Ht HtAttOA 6« OH M c k w a te r lin e o f Dnae M onroe at cro ssin g o f C elery A ven u e to lie till'd w ith 300 fCCt o r 24- 89(7.96. i,|""t«,|nut■ « 1‘ U|'o ‘ s t a t i o n " '« '- ¿ 7 ;"ih en ce I 3185.12. s £ T , jt «sa . r t -T - f , ■„ { ¡ f f l i W .on •fiMkSttjTSTSS 1« E stim ated cost o r c le a rin g t $1£S:12^_ f section: is , m, cubic yards or excavatUm '¡ i f 'Hi »439.60. C learin g *1 C e le ry - A ven u e ditch anil p ?».?1 D itch 33 feet nt *3 uu n rr-r h Av«na, T o ta l estim ated r j . t ' ,,'r ' u ^ 1* »018.00. Hlope, 1 |„ 1; , •* * * . ■action 01.— I m 25uu r.- t * ,*-t f B egin n in g at a sla k e on the Houth side o f G eneva A ven u e nnd on the Enat side 1295 cublo. cubic ^artis^ yards o f excavation , cstlm n ■action ■sci l oit 3a.— Is 600 feet long from Htn- | 1295 o f Ilenrdall Avenue, thence north 88 « I cubic I ted h t $ I « 1.17.__ Kstlm nted cost o f clea r degrees, 30 m inutes east w ith said aouth tton 80 to 76, and consists Ing $30.00. 300 fi*et o f 24-lnah s ew er unie yurua or excavutlon e.iV.'. 'T : : T unis o f excavation estim ated at ■■ *;*•»- p|tie at 80 cents lin e 16 fe e t south o f the line betw een per lin eal fo o l In place 340.10. C learin g estlm M Sections 33 and 34 to Station 80 which .Is t imated cost o f clearin g. 810.00. 1-SPECIFICATION iou r connections. 12(0.00. One concrote )no brid ge span 20 rw.t( j ÍJ A 1 l»*4t. ia 16 fe e t south o f said section line and tlim ited cost o f tills section »34.16. box H. T. Inlets storm W ater a t $20.00 tlm ated cost o í this » . . . 1 - . — - -• ..III nectlm. Kant Side D rainage Canal N orth be­ In tho saw grass o f la ik e J eA u p . con ­ feet on bottom, 46 degree slope. T o ta l estim ated cost o f •i**;* } to 1; bottom iM,|||u j V ■ eetlon 33.— Is 2&oo reel lon g from each, $80.00. gin n in g 117» fo c i eaat o f the Southeast sulting o r three sections, I. e „ 17, 18 unit this section .8611.87» . . . -, Hint Ion 76 lo 60 and consists o f Ii53| tS. K .) corner Heotlon T h irty -th re e mm a i ' l>ltciÍ N “ “ í: 1 t,f ltr.-K , — ■ «a lie n O e -lw -3 6 < m fe e t lo n g fro m taco. 33), T ow n sh ip T w e n ty ( T p . SO). T otn l entlm nleíl cost • ..r . .. ..._____ _____ __ clinr* Htntlon 36 to “ O " nnd con sists o f 1947 $1066.10. ----------Iti— 1U_11 • -; " r *'*f»V»lla^ cubic yards of- excavation estim ated at T t F i f & l l î l t r S f f n i , v > ThBltCe.Willi m s i cubic yarda o f excnvntlon estim a- lu “g ,' $80.00. One “ * farm crossing, (10.00. 243.35. E stim ated coat o f c lea rin g. E stim ated cost o f cb-arln» m » raid lino aouth o f Section T h irty -th re e led a t 8182.16. E stim ated c o st o f clea r­ " r<-ct on Itottom. 46 degree slope. 20.00. T o ta l estim ated cost o f th is secE stim ated cost of b r id g i Section 3 ».— 1* BOO fr e t lon g from (Hoc. 33) W e a l to Ho ut Invent c o m e r ing. $80,00 E stim ated cost o f this sec­ etc.. $231.00. "riiigrs, ou|trr,^ thureof, u dlatanco o f 366 feet, thence tion. $343.16. HlopO 1 to l ; bottom width Htutlon 50 to Htntlon 26 nnd con sists o f tlon. * . 83.36. T o ta l «••tlm nlisl cost o f Dr. A ld rid g e C ost o f Engineering, |«ii.no 229V cubic yards, estim ated nt $344.65. on a lin e N orth Id feet, onat fro m It 3 feet. . . . and parallel th ereto to station »3x50 a *) Section Xfc— Is *600 fe e t lon g fro m T o ta l cost o f clearin g. $30.00. One Diteli. No. 16: «lin a «. CUH1 ,,r «ht» ■|IU. T otn l cstlnintcd cost o f excnvutlnn distance o f ».986 /cot and la rin lfiatln g Stations 60 to 36 and consists o f 2216 «•»•hart Cam bcfon A ven u e 16 feet. _$46 • $640.34. lit tho back w a ter* o f 1-uk.i M onroe on cubic yards. Estim ated a t $332.40. E s­ J0 2 feet Oil bottom . 45 degree slope „ « U ! Branch Ditch ■<, so a lino 16 fe e t cast o f the line between tim ated cost o f clea rin g fxo.oo. Section 38.— In 2500 feet long rnmi • T o ta l estim ated cost o f idearln g, $80. One B egin n in g at Htatlon u _ Sections SB and 8», con sistin g o f fou r cu lvert Itlchtnond Avenue. $46.00. T w o Htutlon 26 to "O ." mid contnln* 3091 uu- 00 . Estim ated cost of, brid ges and cu l­ corn er o r I^| to, m . m «i.îîi.K f section ». J.e., one, two, three, four. cu lverts Cam eron A ven u e 16 ft. span” l i e yards, estlm ntrd nt $161.10. Esllm n-. verts, sew er pipo, etc., $320.00. visio n No. 3 on Urn West II r f ■action Ho. 1.— 3200 feet long from each. $90.00. E stim ated cost n f this led cost o f clearing. $10.00. T otn l e s ti­ Engineering. *60.00. HIAtlon 77 to m utlon 66 conslntlng or section, 8647.40. Hlope I to I ; .bottom mated cost o f th is section, $<74JO. 2 T otu l estim ated cost o f this d llch 1087 cublo yards In excavation estim ated width, 2 feet. . foot bottom, 46 degree slo|>e. at 81(3.06. One c u lv e rt estim ated lit Totn l estim ated cost o f Joe Cnmcrog $990.34. noctlon 1*.— I* 3600 fe e t lon g fro m 816.00. uoo lineal fe e t 30 Inch sew er Station 26 to "O ,” nnd consists o f 861 Ditch, No. 10: C lutppar Dtten T ltStile 81200.00. C lea rin g estim ated ut cublo yards. E sllm ated cost o f excavation , f IOP5.76. Kstlm nted cost. 6127.80, B egin n in g n t ttie H. E. corn er N . E. U *80.00. Totul estim ated cost o f this sec­ Estim ated cost o f clearing. »x ru b trT o - ~ E stim ated cost o f clcnrlug. $130.00. o f tha H. \V. Vi. Section 32, Tnw nnhlp 19 M ill bran ch Htatlon 1J . «V*. liíi « « Est I Minted cost o f bridges n n d 'c u l­ tion. 11188.06. ____ r ..._____ tal estim ated coat o f this section. 1207,South Itnnue 31 , East at S tation “ O ," ■ingle «lee ft 56 naiiiib,» .un¿ .«!" " ^ li U .| degris-M negrees pusslm. ■ inVTft — ■ .— ..»v a a A ct- lon g verts. $66,00. 80. Hlope 1 to 1; bottom w idth 2 foot. t ’. tlieirc.'' fiqru i fo llo w in g the ea st Une o f _Fom Station 66 to Htutlon 30, constat­ L tra ck s tw i i i ntruii T7yTfr~ i i 1* E ngineering, $70.00. T o ta l estim ated cost o f O eneva A v e ­ l,uv j ay-:Awnnio h e Hhtrfan-dfon the Augi ing o f SB90 cubic yurds o f excavation, nue D llch south side. No. 6: T o ta l coat gle right 6 liegrern 5» .nDi'ut.7"? Tulai-M M Im ateii cosl u f 'th ls itltch No. S taIttioli tion 156- 43: thence right ti s® Ijirk V l t T i W « Ijik e M onroe, ami then t i-silm nted ut $403.60, »00 feet o f 30- o f excavation , $622.36. Estim ated cost 10, 1360.75., . Krei terniliuU éa and consista o f three sec c -inch tile, *1200.00. and clea rin g estlm a- o f clearin g, 8340.00. Estlm ntrd cost o f MH 10 mitrales to Htntlon u £ lions, I. 49, 60 and 61. U lt — rrrrT f'T s T .S 6 . T o ta l estim ated cost ol bridges, $136.00. Engineering, *60.on T o . Howard Packard Ditch, Mo. 11. llntrcer. u miV.TÎ; niiiui.( ■•«M oa 49.— Is 1100 fe e l lon g from lo Htpllon 108 • 72: .tio'hi.. th is section, IK7O.76. Hot tom width, tnl estim ated cost $1067.36. B egin n in g on the east.AlU£-of-Bcnrdntl t Htntlon Cl to Htatlon 6U nml connlnts nt 25 d egrees 22 nilmitl-M lo S »KRlt . i t îrigh * '1 1 fo o t; s Iojm', 1 to 1. A ven u e 15 fe e t south o f the lo t lino be­ ■action Mo. 3.— It Is 3600 fe e t long2 6-10 on north si...... r Ht. ilerVrÏÏSL 1 !; tween 19 und 32 H ow ard Packard laim l 166 cubic yards o f excnvntlun i ntim ate, 0. Jordan Maud. Ditch Mo. nt $68.13. E stim ated cont o f clearin g. nue; tlicn rc itugln l.d V Y ii' rnnn Htatlon 30 to 6, con sistin g o f 33H •-.... .. t LltatlnM »" n B egin n Iin _g nt Htatlon •*! ‘•O'* u point on Co. Huh-illvlslon. thence N orth 89 d e­ *20.00. T o ta l estim ated coat o f this sec­ Htutlon 178 - 38; thi-lici. angle ricr,< ! î — cubic y n r tls 'b f excavation estlinuted ut grees, 30 m inutes East on a lin e 16 feet Hlope, Ilk to 11- bottom d e g re e s 31 minutes tu Station ■*-1 8111.SO. One c u lv e rt estim ated at the cunt sldo o f Beardall A ven u e nnd 16 south o f the cen ter sections 9 and 1» tion. $78.13. width. 2 f e e t 116.00, and clearin g estim ated at 182.86. fe e t east o f the northw est corner o i the T ow n sh ip 20, Houth Itange 31 East, end tlw n c » a n g le rig lu u degreeï jj, lî* * ‘ southw est qu arter o f the northeast quar­ ■action BO.— Is 2600 feet lo n g fro m utes hearing fiorili 60 .l.-ur.-ea î: » î ' T o ta l estim ated cost o f this section. Ing n l Htntlon 80, 1000 feet out In tho ter, Hectlon 4. T ow n sh ip 20, Houth B ung* *542.10. Htnpc, 1 to 1) bottom width, 31 east, thence w ith the hearing o f said meatlown o f Enko Jessup, conslntlng o f Htntlon 60 to 26 ami consista o f 272:' lites West lo Hialino J iu , V b V -^ sÏÏ.'tcuhlC-Vurda-uC-uxcnvution,-estim ated -nt «O Htntlon- in T a ttV ie « ni. r ii ^ T T d i foot. line eastw ard fo llo w in g tha cen- fou r suctions, I. e., 37, 3X. 39, o n d - liL _ $3I u72m. Estim ated cost o f c le a rin g ■action Mo. 4.— It la 600 feet lon g section M onrm. ami llo re . ......... ,e n ,i,u „ ■•ettan 37.— T5 5mr fe e l lo n g from ter lin e o f the presrnt construction KTA"o f r ig h i s e iil, ms, i ,. , . rj C| . , " nt fro m Htatlon 6 t o c o n s i s t i n g of-701Htutlon 80 to 76 nml connlsln or 01 cu­ $50.00. One cu lvert 15 fept lung at $.1.0 tlon 74 nnd there term inates, nl 7400 ' • **• One c u lv e rt tie I cry 117. «8. nini C9. cublo yards, estim ated at *87.OS. and feet from the place o f beginning, con­ bic ru n ts o f excavation , eallm n led nt I »er foot, $46.00. c lea rin g estim ated at 817.68. T o ta l es ­ sistin g o f three sections, I. c., 20,. 81 $7.62. Totn l catlm utcd cunt o f clearing, A ven u e 15 feet $46.00. Tbtnl callmnti-d ■action 09.— I m 2300 |„,.r fr, m cost o f this section. $480.26. tim ated -cost o f this section, 8106.11. Htntlon 198 to 176 and cmisIsiJ Ü f . i " . $1.62. T o ta l estim ated cust $9.14, Hlope East Hide D rainage Canal Houth, nnd 32, ■ •ctlo n 81.— Is 2600 feet lon g from -Sy],i c-A arilli-ur^*‘ **‘,,vn,1nrl é-nñuti-j'It Bectlon SO.— Is 2600 feet lon g frum I to I : bottom 2 feet. D itch No. 2.* T h is ditch begins at Hta­ ■ •ctlon 38.— In 25lll> foot__lon g fro m Htntlnn 76 to - » '* nml ....... Inin o f ’i m - T i 1 ' C learing esIiiiiuliHl „1 |■»a,<tl • cubic yurds o f excnvutlnn, estlm uted nl llr ld g e at HUltimi I ks. 2u 11 himi, l t „ „■' tlon "O ” at tho saute point us the north Htntlon 76 to 60, co n slslln g o f 2236 cu^ tntlim ID ! ( HlSTUm 61), and contnlhs hlia—yard a o f -esenvw O ng- estim a ' ditch I|1'I <■ Hi" 1436 cubic yards o f excavation , ••atliua- I $4i*3.s3. T o ta l iestim ateli cost o f clear* B rid ge nt Htatlon 178. 20 n. »|,.,h'| ii„M *336.40. C learin g estlm uted at $80.00. In terceptin g as the north one. w ith u ,, Tot;Ini i-Hlininteil cost o f tilín T o tn l r a tlm a le d xcoki o f iiiw Total ratlm nted cosi o f thls s< ctlon, tini ut *179.37. Est I ma tn l cost o f clear- I Ing. $30.00. great ou tlet to Enko Jessup. Htutlon $<16.40. . 3433.(3. . I. H lo p e . I K to 1; sta ­ $593.441. Hlope. 1 lo I: but lulu l * S t Hlope. IH to I; bottoni wldth, Ing, 835.87. T w o Homi gu les estim ated I section, (leg ln '■c*" Is at tho sum sunt^i" tion 14 chunge chungo tto 2 foot hotlom , 1 to 1 m it level. Section 63.— Is 3600 f, . l |„U r friim nt $28.00. T o ta l estim ated cost o r tin» I H“ n foot. ulng at a point 379* fr e t » East o f the 1 ■•ctlon Htatlon lit i lo 160 aluí^rmnilHlN uf t>u . ^ SI.— Is 2600 fe e t long frum section, $243.24. Hlope 1 to 1; bottom , «lo p *. . Houthtvest Corner. Section T h irty -th re e Htatlon I T o ta l rstlnm tcd cost o f Chnppel D ltr l tfuhlc y a rd s of excavalb.fi, esilmalcd .1 60 to Htntlon 26. con slstln g o f w idth 2 feet. »33) Tow nahlp T w e n ty (3 0 ) .Houth 2864 cubie ■action 39.— Is 2600 feet long frinii No. 18: *104 7.60. Clem ums. sil, n;ll.,l ,| | ¡ J Í ynrdn, estim ateli nt $129.60. Itnngo T h irty -o n e (3 1 ) Hast: thence Station 60 to Htatlon 25 nm f coiih Is I h id 7 ob li cMtlmntcd cosi o f excnvullot.. B rid ge at Htutlon led. 13 rr s|un |i; ,.j emit w ith thu south lin e o f said section T o ta l esllinntiHl cosi o f clearin g. |SlM)0. 3238 cubic yards o f excavation cntlmn- 1 IfO f.O I. T o ta l esllm iiteil cosi i.r i|,|» '«.vii.j, 1000 fe e l to the northenst corner o f the Olio cu lvert Canieron Avenue, $<6.00.Two led ut 140.4.76. Estim ateli cosi o f clear- I Kal Hinted cost o í cli-urlng, $100,00, northw est qu arter o f the northw est c u lv rrts Blchm ond Avenue, 190.00. T o ­ Ing. f 80.95. Itr ld y e Painm un A m iio e. [ -EatlluatetP-thtalr «tf .ca tva rtW | — f awrOd;*1 -^5 ;_ -B »c tlo n 64.— is 2600 1, |,,IIC o f tblw nectlon, f d l .Bo: HlQPC quarter, thence south w ith U — *4 line talt tcosi-ft.-sp a n . I4n.no; T o ta l aaliiiinteil cunt I ~ -----------Stilt Ititi 160 <0 135 and h .iisIhI h nf ;;oj r I . bultuill ' wtdtn;" 1* f HBt -v»4w l)irnun)iJ.tlia <u.»»l«.e K eel v» n f Hw l lillir • ----- -— E n gineering. 816.00. y n rtín «»r>*xniviniMi». * *>tltu.itnj at Bscctlon SS.— Is 2600 foot long from o f th is nectlon. $530.70. SIO|». I to I; 1. 9 anil 1» o f T ow n sh ip T w e n ty (30) T o ta l cstlnialm l cost n f D llch No. 16. *1 166.46. T o ta l etplm,i|r,| ,v*t ..f rlrirIndium width. 2 feet. Houth Itoh gc T h irty -o n e (31 ) Bast, and Htatlons 26 to •O." con slstln g 'o f 2086 *1037.01.. Ing *20.00. Total esimrrted . „s| of im,, ■•Ctlon 40. -In 2600 feet lon g from term in atin g nl the w ater line o f Igike cubic ynnls estim ated at 3312.90. E s ti­ Htutlon 26 to "O ." and coiin I hI h o f 3939 section $1186.45. Hlnp.. P . la r i7n,». T otn l Jessup ut Htatlon 113x10 a distance or mated coat o f cicarln g. $80.00. 2 1 4 -te e f-----...... ............ P a c * and E ld ar D itch, Mo. 17. . ntlm-ited at cubic ynrtls o f cxcavn llon , cn 13,310 feet south fro m an gle at 10, con­ ehtlmuted cost o f this s e c tlill, $792.90. U 9J,3 I ^ KH llllUilod— COMI - o f -e tm rtn g rl B egin n in g nt n point 89 feet north nnN ■action 86.— Is 2loo f , . i |„ng from -sistin g n f six sections, I e., 6, 8. 7, 8, 9. Hlope IK to I; bottom . I fo o tn f ililn secI (00 fcid ivest o f tho H. \V. co rn er o f th Htatlon 125 lit loo 1,11,1 .„nslsis vf «...mi 'rotnt rat lim ited ctmi ofT Joru aii l l o a l $980177 T o ta l enllnintcil cosi r _lfl____ ____________ — ------------------------------ — N. \V. i, o f the N. E.. U Hectlon '3 cublo yards o f excavalleu 1siliimiril m Hlope I to 1; bottom 2 tlon. *590.84. Section Mo. 8.— Is 1800 fe e t lon g from Ditch No. 6.: T o ta l c o s t 'o f excavation . feet. lahlp 19, " '■ Range 31 E a s t -on *»900.00. I Township 19. Houth m ra rln g eMiimaiid, id 1. 1077.90. K stlm ntrd cost o f ch-nrlnw. Htutlon 113 to Htatlon IS6, and consist­ T o ta l esllnuiteil coni o f H ow ard Pack- the noulli sldo o f the Hanford fiL^KycTi- B rldgC -ut-U to» Imt-t 1+ 7 rir-ftTíf'-iñ. |íí> 210.00. C ulverts, 1135.00. Engineering, in g o f 3639 cublo y a rd s .o f excnvutlnn, [KladiiM -liuHM m drnnd enmWiDd wftTi said . . T o ta l estlmaVeil cusli i,f /hu ».,tbin 60.00. Totnl estim ated cost o f ditch arti D llch No. 11: 4 - * estlim ited nt 81.11,18. clearin g estim ated ' T o t a l‘ rati mirteti cost o f excavation. railroad righ t o f w a y to the N. K. c o r­ *1010.00. Hlope. I l; t.A l, i.r.it.... P, 1613.8(1.----- • - v ----------- — — nt* 838.33. Totn T o ta l ••"UumletL-Cu “ ner o f the H. W . Vi o f the N. E. U Hec■•Ctlon GO—Is 9611« fe ll 1,11,1; fr..ni *10X4.11. L-|629. s f r m ope, "I to -I; bottom T o ta l i-atlmnri*d cost o f clearing. tIon 31, T o w n sh lii t9. South Itan ge 31 Hint Ion loo lo 76 and ei>m4siH nf |1|) ■ row n Mood D itch Mo. 7. Wldth 4 feet. East,-thence north to the N . . I i c o in e r o f cubic yards o f eveaiatlm j ,—tInuie.i $216.81. B egin n in g at a point on the east sldo K I 'estim ated coat o f bridges ami m l- I the N. \V. 14 o f the N. E. VT. Hectlnn l i . . $7-6.46.----« 'Iw irtiir --esilTrtnTr.T~nt"lrr,,,» Htallnri 125 to Htatlon 100, consisting o f o f nt-urdull Avenue. 16 fe e t south o f the iurta, $ 73.00. — *- MVnvrishtp-111— S iT in ifn iiliig i^ 3 1 lim i, ilr I rid ld gge at lit .statimi Hlatlmi loo. 10 In n fl » imiii. fl»H" - ; » 9 » . tmMe yard * o f enenvntton. -rstlrmr-- north went corneV n f t tre-strut h w rst qntrrthence east CCD feet on -the so ilil B rid g e at S tallali 87. In ft *|„,iii j-.im, Cost o f E n gineering, *60.00. ¿ ted at *999.87. E stim ated coat o f 1er. Hectlnn 4, Tow n sh ip 20. Houth Itan ge •W e ut CuluryA v e nue.— t II enee T i T o ta l esllm a ted coni o f Jills ditch'. o tn l cst1mntr-,r o r ik l'n f iJiTh s.i «..n, 1199.97, One farm crossing, *8.00. E m 31 ICast, nt Htatlon "9 , thence east w ith $1488.93—----- 7------------ --north to tho center, line - n f Hoc- *860.(5. Slap, l|, ta I ball,-ni u IJlIi, :, lin o and IK * cen ter lin o o f lim ateli cost o f tills aaotlnn, 11307.84.- the said timi 30, thence eastw ard w ith aahl lin e f«.et. Section 3 fo r n distance o f 7600 fei^t or Blope I to 1; bottom width, 4 fuel, 369 fe e t to a n gle point, thence norlh■ •c tlo n 67— I n 25nn f , . t lung fu ni Cameron C ity D itch, Mo. 19. Htntlon TS. nnd there term inates, con ­ ■action Mo. 7.— Is 2600 feet long B egin n in g un a line In.-tWcmi Sections ward p arallel to Hectlon II iicn lo Htatlon Htntlon 75 to 6« and consists ,,f 3121 cu­ sistin g o f fou r sections, I. e., 23, 24, 25 9 unii Htntlon 100 to Htatlon 76 conslslln 80 and term in ates at the hack w a ters o f I » -T ow n sh lii 20 Houth ItaugiXI , , bic yards at excaiatlaii •-lfm.ib-,1 al F. 0 and 26. % 8667 cu bic-yards g, ost Ima .' oC excavatin . Ing, East, pt SiMlIiin m irili mi—tl,^ -« « « t ntdr | i«*k c Miinroc, and con sists o f fo u r see- $613.60. Clearing .Stlm,ib-,| al* poi»». ■action 03.— Is 500 feeX-buig .from til — ted nt *107trS7. Estim ated cost o f “ B eurdall Avenue, 16 fe e t south ot I llonsa I. e „ 62, 63. 64 and 65. One bridge al s ta lla li xs. t„ fi »auj c lea rin g $214,17. T o ta l estim ated cost tlon 80 to 76, ulid coiiHlHiH o f 60 cublo E iit'lln c lM"tw*^>n 64 and 84, lhence east I Seotlon 89.— In 601) feet lo n g fro m Slu- *30.00. T a llii estimateli rasi ,.f mi*-».-»-. yards o f excavullpp. catlmutcd ut *9.no. along said line to Station 26-41 6-I0; I lio n KO to 76 and cmiHintM o f It o cubic linn 1623.60. o f this section, 11286.04. Hlope I lo I Sla|ie I >- In I; bnlbmi Estim ated cost o f clearing, $12.00. E s­ (hence south nt righ t a n gle to w a ter lint I Lur,,M bottom width. 4 feet. excnvutlnn. e s tim ated iiJ_ILI.5il- U I illli. 2 -f«.el.-------------- —-------------- •*** thla . miction, $21.00. o f_ old jO J ld u u u t lc U a t - t h e - w l^ - t t f- t h r ; l.A*‘ («!-estlmntert-pORT-TiTSection Mo. 8.— Ia 2500 feet- lung ...................i t r from tim ated cost o f ■ •ctlo n 68.— Is 25lin ferì Inni) (min clvlîrtllK $20.011 Hlui*e. 1 Oi l . luUiMU. width. 4 foot. Htatlon 76 to Htatlon 60, consisting nt 81011011.30. on the s ectlo e | "o_lal eNlllhaled cost o f this section, S tation r.O lo 25 alni reiislsls nf Î4C ■ «c tlo n 04.— Is 2600 feet long fro m innndown -8» 98 ■eâ h lç y g rds g f :rtrcfcV)iTlng elfth ï him *37.60. Slope, 1 to i ; . bottom w b ltli. 3 cubic y a rd « o f excaialluu >sllin.it.il »1 line, conslntlng o f tw o sections, j . c* ted nt 81183.26. C lea rin g esllnuited Imiuted at Htntlnus 76 to 60, 'nnd consUtH o f 960 41 and 41 lift. *349.00. Clearing est linai. .1 il llttss». 1197.26. T o ta i estlmati-iT cost o f this cubic ya rd « o f excuvntlun estim ated ut Section 63.— Is 2600 fe e l long fro m T o ta l estim ateli •*•«! nf ihl* siTtlnn. Section 41.— Is 600 feet lon g fro m section $1380.60. Hlope, I lo 1; but timi $14 2.60. Ent limited cost o f clearing. Htntlon 30 to 26 mid cuuslstu-of 178 c o ­ Htutlon 76 to 611 nnd rnnntiits- o r ' :i7xf. *449.00. Hlope. I 1» ia I. batí.im n„lll,. width, 3 feet.$80.00. T o ta l estim ated _ coat o f thla ble yards o f excavation , estim ated at cu b ic.yu rd s o f excnvntlon. estim ated nt 1 foot. .I I w u a n Mo» S.— I * 1600 feet lo n g frftni Bcctlon $2250.611. Hlope I to I; bottom 822.26. T o ta l estim ated cost o f clearin g *473.12. ■ •ctio u 09.— I- ’ lati f.—• ' trim C lea rin g estim ated at $80.00. width, I foot. Htutlon 60 to Htatlon 26, consisting n S tallati 5ó to *'ll'' ami c«msi»|s .,f INI* $14.46. ' ' *14.46. T otn l estlm uted cosi o f tlila I T o ta l e s tlmuted cosi u i tlils - m - e llo o . ■•ctlon 88.— la., 2500 J c e t - l u n g .fru m soctloil, ____, ___ ysrdtLhf cxcaYatlng i-stlirtn cubic ynnls o f exeat.iitmi i - 111,,, I"-.I it $36.70. Hlope I lo I ; bottoni. 2 ] $563.12. Hlope I lo I; Isd loiii, 3 feet. led ni $617.26. C learin g estim ated nt H tntlon 50 to Htntlon 26, and connlnts < feet. I Bactlon 84.— Is 2600 feet long from *386 50. C learing esn„,.il. .| ,t I •« « • $lu2.87i- One farm crosalng. 18.On. Tutnl 1431 cubic yurds estim ated ut $214.65 if HiN Ktclitin, Bactlon 49.— ts 2600 fe e t long from Station 50 to 25 nml consista o f 2613 T otn l eHtimated cosl estimated- i-tist Of this s e ctio n ,ffn iB . 12. E stim ated cost o f clearin g, 1X0.00. One Slittim i 25 to "O .” and conslats o f 3393 I cubie y a rd » n f cxruvntlon, estim ateti n » *380.60. Hlope, 1K to I tintinni u MPi I cu lvert Cameron Avenue, $45.00. *1 wo Hlope, 1 to >; hotlom width, 2 W i cubie ia rd a o f excavutlun, cstlm ated 0 I I 3 K I2C lea rin g estim iteli ut *10.00. foot. T o ta l Section Mo. 10^— Is 25bo feet lOIrg from cu lverts itlchmund A venu e *90. Mill Iti 6Mh *424.00. ENtlmnted cosl o f clearin g. I Tivù w a ter gu les and tlle cu lvert. »XX.OO. T o tn l estim ateli cost Hlnllqn 26 to Htntlon “ O,** cbnslntlng o f estim ated cost o f this section *429.66 *81.80. Ono c u lv e rt 16 fe et. *45.110. T e la i l " l « l estim ateli co si o r (b is nectlon D iteli, No. 20: Hlope 1 to I ; hut tom w idth 1 foot. 3909 cubic yards o f excavatin g, natlìiia c.V aline. .f T o lo l esllm o leil cosi HIo |m>, 1 to f ' Isillo m w ldth. 2 ■•ctlon 86.— I k 2600 feet long fro m cut Ima lei! c o s i o f Ib is nectlon. $563.80. | *142.12. tiìd ut *188.62. Estim ated coal o f clear feet. $6312.05. Ing, *97.72. One fa rm crossing $8.00 Htutlon 25 to "O ,” and contains 1213 Hlope. I l u t i ; Imitimi, 2 fre t. E stim a tisi cosi o f cle.irmt. * «.( "" Totn l estim ated cost o f Citiiieron C ity Section 88.— Is 2600 fo c i long from cubic yards, estim ated cost. 1181.95. T o Kailninlcd cost o f this «action, *694 3« E stitim ied cosi o f taing.K i-ulitrl*. Htutlon 25 lo ."O " ami r o n s ln ls H f iftno Totu l estim ated coal o f East Hide tnl estim ated cost o f clearin g, »KO.OO. Ditch, No. I2¿ Turni estim a trd rant o f excifvallon. Cubic yards o f excavation , estim ated at eie., *325.00. Drnlnnge Canal. $9661.22. T o ta l cost Of T o ta l cost of-thln nertIon,'.*261.95. Hlope $446.26. E n gin eerin g, f i (unii. *199.50. Totn l estim ated cost o f clcu rlu g cxravatlon . »5889.40.-~ E «ttlílñ le d ~ Ío a t o f 1 to l i bottom, width, one foot. T o tn l estim ateli cosl "t Ibis nlbn. *40 00. One w a ter au le Hanford Ai E v ­ KatlmutiMl'cost o f eh sirlog. $99.26. tile, *2400.00. EsIlnmU-d cost o f clear T o ta l cost o f Brown ttoail D itch No. Bridges and cu lverts, $45.00. ergla d es Ita li road. *14.00. T otu l e s ti­ *6461.05. Totn l coat o f excavation. *5 4 «.to. • Ing. $1097.82. E iiglneerlng. $180.00 Es E iigliiecrlu g, $25.00. mated cost o f lid s sel l boi. $253.5«. Estim ated cost o f clearing. $262.00. tlm ated cost o f cu lverts, bridges, etc. M. M. Bmlth Diteli. Wo. 81. Binile. I to l : hotlom , 2 feel. T o ta l estim ated cost o f this dllch, E stim ated cost o f culvertn, 1136.00. $114.00. T o ta l coat n f ditch. $9661.22. *616.60. IleglniilU K g l Sjathìb " 'L .N .lL-W X lL T o ta l estim ated cost o f l*nce * K iller Engineering, $60.00. CHASM D IT C H MO. 3. ___ IJlllUl»—N o. J.7; T f t l ln> XI. M. Hiii IIÌ i ' h k,il. -ili |s(,i„ V i I. T o ta l estim ated cost o f this ditch ilencc sonili oli l.o l llia-s b* 4In* s •• ---- ■•0*4*11 A v a n a » DUCS, Mo.; 13. I T o ta l ci mi o f excavation . $1001.24. Hi gin n in g nt a stake at tho Houthwcst J l i i U U -------------- ----------- ------------------ ; 91 o f salii siili illvl»l«j: Totu l Uñar, ut Urn N orth went - otm rtrr, Hrr Hectlon 9 nml 1«. T o w n sh ip 20 Houth ■'•lim ateli cost o f clearin g, corn er .Ia»t Ibeiu-e 30 ilcgrees HolllbiveSt nlnli«we* tlon S3, Tow n sh lii 19, Houth Itrange 31 .’A?.?8“ 31 *•-“ **• B egin n in g a l Hlnilun 1180.00. W h ltn c r D itch Mo. B. O on the west side of llen n la ll A v e ­ Bridges, East nt Htatlon thence N orth 88 c u lverls. w a ter gate, elc.. o f (Toldslioro rocol to Ci-Mll-I of l.nt S'I B egin n in g ut the southw est c o m e r 11 nue In the cen ter o f Section 9 and .15 I *103.00. I, M. M . Hliilth's sub-,III Isbln N°- • degrees timi 30 ttiluulca I-kist W llh the U tlicncc w est nlong lotr II iick thrMish »^* lln rs o f said section » and Hectlon 34, the northeast quarter, Hectlon 33, T o w n - fe e l w est o f (h r *( section line, thence Engineering, $60.00. ship j o Houth Itnngo 31 uast, thence "b u lli parallel w ith s a id -B ile to statim i said town and range lo Biatlon 7# nl T o ta l esllm ated cost o f thla .dllch, tlon 36 to west III....... . Herllitn the w ater line o f Ht. Johns Illv e r where north on a line to a point 26 feet north ID In the l-ik e IrsMUp lurudnws, being 11336.24. T o w n sh lp 19. Hoiifl, llan ge.3 » lai»t. t» o f the cen ter o f C elery Avenue,<%thrnoe 480 feet In the p ra irie und ulsiut a tulle It crosses said Hue con sistin g o f fou Htntlnil 1|0 and Ilo-re b-nplnab-, np Sanford D itch, Mo. 18. east 300 feat, thence north through from wuter level oml —i H Inchon uliovi MM-tlons. I. e., II, 12. |3 und 30. sIstliiK n f flVo scctlmis. I e. B egin n in g at Htntlon ".O" 100 ■action Mo. I t . — Is 1100 feet long from W h ittier's laud and on .lin e between J. lake level standard e lc j’utlmi and In sis*- I "ou lh o f the O viedo ra ilw a y on the east “ 3 and 74. , . Htatlon 66 to 76, con sistin g o f 42 cubic N. W h ltn er and Htephens to Htatlon 66 tlon 18, and con sistin g o f tw o sections, I "hie ot Purk A tatiu e, thence north w ith ■ •c tlo n -70__ Is nini feet l aur fiyj»* yards, in tim ated nt $6.25. and clearin g nt w ater line on W oodru ff Canal In Igikr Htatlon 113 lo 100 and cun»lsls o li * m Í J ,,1oL 44í »,. , ; . s a ld e a s t I Ins 4 « fe e t to the south lin e cntlmuted at $10.50. T o ta l eatlmntt>d Monroe lints, con sistin g o f . t h r e e see ctlon 43.— la 2600 feet long fro m I " I Pourtaehtll Htreet, tio-m-e n o r lll 89 cubie yurda « f exenvallon eslonslril «i lions, I. e „ 17. 31 and 29. cost o f th is section, $16.76. Ttlniie 1 to r.W L 0,?._“ 2 - ‘ o - 2 - nml consists o f 38' | ucgrcca 30 m inutes cast w ith said south »109.06. T otn l estim ai.,I cosl nf t w ■ •ctlon 97.— la 700 feet long from Htn 1: bol tom width. 2 feet. log. *60.00. One fa m i •rossi»» »••■* Brctlon Ho. IS.— la 1600 fe e l long from tlon 67 -to Htatlon 6t> nnd contains 2ot T o tn l catlm nted cosl o f (l,N Htiitlnn 76 to Htatlon 60, con sistin g nl cubic yards estim ated ut 326.12. T o ta l *179.05. Hlolie I lo I. bai Ioni »Tulli 2312; cubic yards, estliiiuti-d nt $292.76 estim ated coat o f clea rin g 130.00. E sll mated cost of^ th la Section, $66.12, ' C le a rin g e stim a tili ut *68.66. T o ta l es - ' ■ ¿ C tto ir'7 1 ^ - r¡r^Tairr f. . i lene i r t i tlm ated cost o f this nectlon, 8361.30 fo o t bottom, 46 degree slo|M>. Htntlon 100 to 74 and conslsts pi m| ■ •ctlo n B S ^ -ls 20 * ' Hlnpe I to 1; bottom w idth. 2 feet. cubie yurds o f cgravallon. ■-siiniaiea « Dtctlon Mo. 13.— ts 2600 feet long from sta tion 60 *216.10. C learin g esllm ab.l ni P * ” Htntlon 60 to HlaMon 36.—tionelsllng ' o f J613 » » M e T otn l estim n ieii cosi o f lld“ *«■■b _ — iiii t t -ciiM c y a r d » o f excavatin g, estlm n- ted 4388*«».— Hlopr; 1 "tn TTtm iinm . 2 Ing. ■ •ctlo n 79.— Is 26iiu fe .i Inni fr «" I'rJ . ,a l .f . .®7a- iMt-arlng estim ated at Avenue, V *16.97. *4 6.97. (7uini-riii Avenue es-*e* B ridge ut Puim-ron Htatlon 76 to 50 ami cmislsb» i>r -'*• ,„e . m imateit v w tt cubie ynrdn o f excava timi, esilili*!"' J: * h r * lh r » ni-cTlon 1430.72. Hhipc 1 to 1: *22>.6(b—-Gtearlnx* cHUitmU"1 nr-*<* bnltoin Width. 2 feet. D n » Jrm p orn ry roart tìtts .... „ 8«<itlon Mo. 30.— In 2600 feet lon g from a ifs, cosl "o rf "• lid» {¿•Mmatrd^-roaj nf clearing. ,f l « (■* » ■— ÌI # • m m a t l,‘ ' , '—■I'»’ i '— "»•*'8’* viunaiHKB xnn dim T• o ta l eallin » iiiio ated JïÆIIUùilg . frjmi--- Wngrnecrlng. $40.08. H lnllon 26 to Hti)(|on-‘'U,*-.00n a ls d n g -o f fr e t o f IB-Inch tilo. $180.00. T o ta l fa ll$424.D O. Hlone- L la-l:ih u llu iU -S M B ^i. ______________________ . MJUT"r o n »Iâtu o f_________ 1RR4 T otu o ta l «*Nllinute<l - ' ™blC W d * o f .tixuevnllng rntfmn- 8t * l l « a M t o estim ated coa rva t o f 1)1te li No. J3. I m n jfiL c o jiC at th is «e e t lo n, . T t enl'T. T f f l . ' Ketlm ated coat p f excavation. $130X 34. TWI lit IS 10.05. C learin g estim ated nt yards. I SI oim* I (a j; bottom, 3 feet. M # ._ B f ld - B "Weardall “K K f*t mAvenu rldgu a- 32X2.60. Estim ated rost o r clearin g $25 00 _____ ______ e estlm ______ * ¿Ú0 fe e t lo n g from ■ •ctlo n 73.— I n 2500 t.-.-l b»»6 .?•*!*” * * • < COI' , thla section, T U » P itts b u rg B yndlcat* D iteli, Mo. 14. i|Htatlmi 16®7*~*1*, ted nt $b0.0C T o ta l estim ated cost o f estlnutted to "O* and consists o f 1094 Htatlon DO to 26 nml consUI« ol *••* th is section, $440.06. Hlo|ie I to I; bot- $307.60. 3 fo o t tiottoni. 45 degree elop^. B egln n liig on Ihe N orth line B e c llo » 17 0íe 8 c a v a t lo n . estim ated in cubic yard s o f excavation esllni8l~ * T o ta l estlm nteil cost o f W h ltn er Ditch T o w n »h ip 20, Hpulh fla n g e 31 Fhist, nt tom width, 2 feet. C lea rin g esllinaleil at r. estlm a t n l . at »25.1-0. $562.80. T o ta l eatlmatud -cosl o f Chase D llch No. 8: Htatlon O 663 feet eust o f thè N. W . R«llmaliH| coni or tlilH soctlou. $|B|.7r». (»im fa rm crossin g estliniited slJM*. T o ta l cost o f excavation. 887.73. No. 3. T o ta l .estim ated cost o f excuvncp n ier o f (h e N. E. «$. nald «ectim i, town» Estim ated coat o f cu lvert. $46.00. tlon, 11007.80. E stim ated cost o f clearCW" 1 “ f ^ ‘‘ tifo n i Tuta I estJ u ia tcl cost ut- ti»b* «h ip itiid rango; thence sonili w llh salii Dl7di.alN o " Î8 - ,nat'"d 3.199.80. .Slope H i t o Irh o t'o 'h w,al"' T o ta l coat o f clearing, $106.00. Ing. $126.03. Eatlnm ted cost o f hrblgs e d im i line 1760 SccL -tu .o ld aiutar» exttm ateii c o x t - n T - ' excavation . Engineering, $16.00. Ing. $106.00. Cost or engineering, $70.00. w ay; IhaJiou Moutheaaterly 300 fe c i to f< Becttoa 74___Is •otlon 74.— I m 3600 J5oo t. fecl d In»*. •®nJf ^ ' T o ta l estim ated roat o f this flitch. Ihe end In oald sed im i, tnwnshlp nnd • E stim ated coat o f ditch. $1307.82. E atlm ated cost o f clearin g. »50.00. tlon 26 lo “O " mill coa»l»u¡ of *• 9 lu oI.iJ . Htatlon O aaava A v e n u » D itch «Tortai » 0 . 4. range and lino o f open dllch, coiitninfng Ic yards o f «xcavallon . e»llmatro ^ one s e d io li. I. o., 46. I ? |H|»0OÛ,n CO,t ° f c r “ * “ lng, tlle, cpblc B egin n in g at Htatlon "O ” n point on •»«1.06. C lea rin g .•stlmnle.l M I - » 01. Beurdall A ven u e 16 fe e t north o f the A . M. Cameron D itch Mo. •. . . . 4 * . — I s Sunti feet lo n g from kalltnutiHl cost o f en gineering. *36.00. *36 oil tU illw a y crossings. *67.00. nglneerltiK, rir 7 t B egin n in g on Cameron A ven u e 330 Htatlon 30 to "O ." and consista o f 3360 N orth east corner o f tha nortlieust qu ar­ lugs. $16.00. T w o r a llle t e r Of Hectlon 4, Tow n sh ip 1». Houth fe e t north o f the aouthwest corn er nf Ì V Ì t « , yftrdi °.f ••*c»vntlun. e s tliaut • 1 ■: tiJn.C2 . ,,,U n m ,' d w « o f this, drich. *18.00 each. »S0.uo. Total esllnixted cea Jtuugo 21 H ost; thence N orth »8 degrees la it No. 8 B row n 's Huhdlvlelon, Beck $3(7.91, and clea rin g rstlniutod nt $87.76 o f llila sec 11on. »423.05. Hlo|>r. 14 10 nnd 30 m inutes east w ith the north Itm- Ham m ock, Hectlon 3, thence eastward • j *n " • B r.g»d w *y 16 ?*.'• aiam. P o m p Branch D lloh, Mo. i t . bottom w idth. 2 feet. .. qmUh <>f 1le n c ia Avenu e to Htatlon 80 In the w ith the m eandering o f the old ditch to _ _ ?*?^a* A } » M ..'»0“ ».»» w i n i,.. i T o ta l eatlninteil cost o f M. M. ,U lK¡î!,,.»,,|, ” 0 ,, on tha F itc h Luke . Jessup P r a ir ie ending (6 fe e t B ia tlo n 46. which la about 1000 fo o t In D ltrh . N o. f t : . . . •iSlTW.'north o f the Hectlon line o f Hectlon 34 the pn tlrlea o f Imkn Jessup and con­ Eatlinuteil cosl o f cxcavallnfc-P ■ aahl tow n and range and th ere term i­ sista o r tw o aectlona. 1. e., 30 and 31. T o ts coal o f this d llch No. 14: Estlm ntod cost o f clearing. *-•» • u n ates about 600 fr e t fro m tha hammock Uf« ~ t ,oa 9 0 . - I . 3100 fe e t lon g from ruta! cost o f cxcavn llon . tto r .o i. E stim ated cost o f bridges, cul land In euld prulrle conulstlng o f three S tation 41 to 36. and consists o f 2020 ... I . . . . .in «ixa.au_ _ *87 76*' * * Um* ted co" ‘ uf clearin g «rctlon n . l. «., 14, i ( ami |«. o f excavation eatlm ated at E n g in eerin g. $16.00. dlteh. ■•ctlon 14^—1» t$00 feei long from I 303.00. E stim ated coat o f c lea rin g. cost o f H*'* T o ta l catlm utcd co Htntlon 73 to Htatlon 6(L itud .(76JIO.- U U ip*-*• to 1; bottaio. 1WÒ r.-e T »2006.60. _________ A344^«.ble- yard « or >*r»Vullnu ...tiTiiT K e ll m ated coat o f thla section, $378.00. *5Co'#u' ooot o f lilla ditch. tn l at $I »7.(2. Mail muted coat o f clear­ Section 31è—1s 3600 feet lo n g from ■ a ffo rd Ditch, lfo ’ , 8a: _orth nf ing, $40.00. Estimated coat of thla see- Station 36 to " O.” and consista o f 3133 B egin n in g nt n point loo fin 1 ^ y tlon, 1307.(3. Blope 1 to I; bottom «l“ blc yards o f excavation , eatlm ated at I l e g a l , » 0. 1st the south lin e o f I>ita_ 1*. "J,1« norlb width. 3 fe a t ' . $(**■*»• Eatlm ated cost l o f clearin g, a .- i m i i M - a s s , i n i n ; i t i » ¿ « a ¡ a s . Aa ! » í i a s ! P ( ¡ « re ' *gu s la i ir H m lth's sub-,11 vision No. J . tie«, north und ■ 3 Hectlon IB.— la 2600 fe e t lon g from IKo.oO. T o ta l estlnuitrd coat o f thla corner « r 9* « «• ■ o u flü u il " “ " « y "tallona to Btatlou 81 w ith lln ca *to tho eoulh aide of ^ ut I Mike corner o f th « Htntlon 60 to Htatlon 26, con sistin g o f section $649.16. BIoim- 1 to 1: bottom , C s s N ' ' y .H o f IkoJh. l i I, Of Monroe, consisting o f four a*ctlon«7 o*ctli I. o., trudes A ven u e: thence w llh w iJ ™ u feet. 2037 cubic yard s estlinuted at )2 & l.(t. ^ a t at » ou‘ ‘ > J ^ » g c 31 ig an(J „ « IOUr " # c“ < lin e w est lo StatloR 21: « « nut «>» E stim a ted coat o f clearlu g, fSO.Oo. T o ­ T o ta l eatlm ated coat of Cameron ° * ^ thonce northw ard B«eUon 68.— Is (00 fact Ion, rig h t 90 d eg rees crosslnrr raid M ta l estim ated coat o f thla aaotlon. $334,- D llch No. 9: u !in D ‘ «‘Jnican,leV.n, of the oft tlon * T I r , w , nV .if.1 ?“ south ditch lin e nt A. U1 »» *' " »2. Hlope, V to 1: bottom width. 2 feet. T o ta l coat o f excavation , $771.96. * i u ' i b . f l i 11" "J .“! . 7? ' of C«'crj Aie- y y d « of excavation “«iimntdl m l « *«0 sta tion 8 0 -1 6 ; thence n° ! * l1 ll /j|o«ln* C learin g. $168.00. ■ •ctlon IS .— Ia 2500 fe a t lon g from Too f ^ t north£hr «“ » Ool.it Plearlffg estimated at »80 00 ’ TotVl es 30 degrees m ore o r lea« "".v,,!0 t j . f l : E ngineering. $40.00. H tatlon 28 to Htatlon •TV* an I co n su ls i ™ i S % 4 K r4 A j ,,S * ,?ry .A v « nu'fi tkenra «‘ « » H coat o f thla Bcctlon 111* o said rig h t o f w a y t « station ^ p f 1141 cublp yards. E stim ated cost. Total eatlmateg cost o f thla ditch. again with th« old ditch norihwurd to I Hlope. J to 1 ; bottom, 3 f « d ' thence w ith a n gle righ t 4( A »« c r o m Oseeva Avenue Ditch South Side Mo. ■. so degrees 16 m lnutew-to station » ■action 89— Is 8500 f^ 7 ~ iZ ">>, \ Htatlon 76 to 60. cnn*isi|„K fn-m yard s o f excavation. e » t lt V t L U.V ‘ » 5 « » u W f f p t t . tg g .V Î . iiK JÎ J » vy svu1urn* tnf.srr & & k i& ^ s ^ ¿ a r rym^ ^ Vi L*j _ .1 -, ^ nSL*-- ' — v . *#0 - Jr ïk. r m im g m M is': �»—O—sii May 7* 1909 THE SANFORD HERALD i n .SANfflRjL r.HIJRCHES Where Devout of the Celery “ city Worship Sunday.' RESUME OF A U CHURCH EVENTS Of Interest to Those Rellilously In dined—Subjects o f Discourses for the Sabbath. ■ tv- I’aitors of tKo In (Ko City ir» EárneJy a' in bfinl or Mtsd their Aniwmnctmtnli and Itun W.J— JSTcfc.«». N« « «• tKi. . S » „O. I.t.r 4tyl/urM* . 9 rirs — . . t Methodist Rrv A.E.H«i«holiier,pB»tor;church, corncrPark ■vrntie »nd Fifth »treei: p«rt<maif, corner Ma(- S S r5 M M and Seventh Jtreet; ¿hone 25Ï STmtiV momlnl servie» et 11; evening servk*, rco Sunday ichool. 0:48 •- m.: Jno. K. Metlloie'r. Supt. Epworth Leaiue, 3:0(1 Sunday even|n|. Sunday «choquât 0:43 a. m. Preachln# atZil a. m. Subjects "Our Mothers." 7:30 p. m. Subject: "Heroisni." - r ' ■ .v Tht People's Consrsistlonol 8iv H. L Kirk tend, puinr: Sundsy .«vice, 11: evenlnd service. 7:30; Prayer Wfdneiday. 7:00 p. m.; Sabbath school. J. C. Knimlngrr. Superintendent. • morn In* meeting 10 a. m . Sunday w ill; hc observed as Mother's Dny. Trenching nt 11 o’clock. Everyone is requested to come wearing n whlle flow "erin honored h ij or Ker mother, whether slic be living orwhethershebedend. The Christian churches throughout the land will keen this dn y j n remembrance of mother. The 'governor o f our o y n state has Issued a proclamation asking the peo­ ple of Florida to keep the dny. Dr. Kirk land will take for his subject: The old orm chair. Mother In the homo. Mother In the church. Mother In the grave, and Mother in heaven. Special songs by leod__ w lo by Mrs. Chaa. Williams. Those oi the com­ munity who have white fldwers nre re­ quested to send them earl/ to the church. These will b e -g lvea -o u t-a t tin» door to those who have nufte. Preaching Sunday night. . As- Sunday school at 10 a. m, _____ .1— — rirst Baptist Rev. 1. W. Boyd pnslor; Sunday morning serv- W.JljyqilMKryWWOiSabtuiib •eft**' tl^R- T in ; TTKnton. Sum.; ». Y. P. U. Sunday •lOiSDp. in., H E. Tolar, Prest.; prayer meeting e*rry Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. . Holy Cress Episcopal 1 Rev. IL F. IWnwn. rector: A. D. Kry. senior warden; Susdny morning service, 11; evening service, _______________ 0:45a. m.; It. F. Wlillner. 7:30; Sabbath school, 8:45a. Supt. prayer meeting. 7:30 Wednesday evening. UPrcaby tarlai* Rev. J, K. McKinnon, pastor:, morning service, II; rvrning(service. service. 7:30;■ 7:30:-KablmUi KaWiiU| sc school IuxjI, 0:30 a. in ; Henry McLniilln. Supl.; prayer meeting Wediry McLaulli nrtcluy, 7:30.11, til. Catliollc Rev -Mr Fox. rector; aervlres-rvery scortait and fourth Sunday; early mass. l'a . m.; mas» und ser­ mon. 10 a. m.; Sunday school." 9 a. in.; vespers, 3 p. m Fuurilt Sunduy after Easter. Sunday school, 9 n. m. Maps and sermon, IQ a. m. Munduy— . -» Mass.1# a. m. Instruction to children, 3 p. in. — Jim seoond-fiuntlardn-MnyrthB ninth dny of the month, will be observed through­ out the country as Mother's Sunday. It is believed by many papers throughout the country that mothers of this country should be honored by a national holiday. They arc die greatest people in the land. The tribute this year will be the wearing o f a white (lower by every man and boy in the country. It is Indeed a pretty custom which promises to become national In e f­ fect. The object of tills is to honor "the best mother who ' ever lived''— YOUR mother. The day for honoring mothers will be the second Sunday in May every . ' U lU F n n n d a v l A M »» v n v H U I U O L I U r ti U H U II1D V Im p o rta n t Message Regarding State s Oamc Proved Very ExcUIng From S tart Resources an£ Appropriations To Finish One o f the most Important matters, not The game o f ball at the school park last only of last week's session, but of the Friday between the Sanford High School whole legislative period so far. was that team and the Orlando High School was contained In the report of the committee must Interesting, and quite a large crowd appointed to secure information of all the was attracted. The honors were evenly resources and appropriations of the stnte, divided nnd the teams seemed very well which report wns ns fo llo w ! matched. Some very good plays were in­ The committee appointed under house terspersed throughout the gnmo, and the resolution No. 21 for the purpose of Se­ youngsters proved that they had mastered curing Information to the house of all the sonic of the Intricate points or the great resources and appropriations of the stnte, American game. The Sanford team was so that a t the end of the session or any too much for the visitors from the "W heel­ time during the session, the house may barrow C ity." and Just to let them down know whether the appropriations of this easy, the home boys won the game by one legislature Bhall exceed its resources,' and run, the score being San ford 11, OrlandolO. keeping up with all laws carrying an ap­ Battery for Sanford. Stevens and Betts. propriation or providing an additional , Battery for Orlando, Floyd, Kissam nnd revenue have made the following report: Murphy. ______________________ ’ * . JEiiC.IrQniurer'8 report shows an Item­ To Subscribers ized list o f the general revenue fund of An order of the Post office Department, 1908 amounting to $973,080.18. This Washington, D. C., cfTectiv»Jao. lr! does not inchula any. balance, but actual jg O rlltli T i t S ' ' die * general revenue fund provides lhrit no 'delinquent subscriber shall be carried longer than three months, from January l it to December 31,1908, Unless this legislature provides for ad­ giving as a reason that the department is ditional revenue, the state will have In furnishing a low rate o f postage on news­ its general revenue fund during its next papers, and does so for the benefit of a two years in round numbers S2.000.000 bona fide subscriber who pays for his pnper. or $1.000.000 per year. The Comptroller’s report on pages from Sanford's New Ball Park 24 to 37, inclusive, the estimated Item­ Work upon the new bull park is progress­ ized expenses of the entire stnte govern­ ing very favorably, nnd the clay has been ment for two years commencing July 1, 1909, and ending June 30, 1911, the total put down this week. The POtkls situated nmountlnBTo"$T^75^S2.47 or $087,891 on Maple avenue between Fourth and Sixth streets, and when it is finished will per year. bo ohe of the fastest diamonds in the The above does not Include the ex­ state. _________• ______ * penses of the state. Schools or any appropriation for any From W ekiw a Springs . purpose outside of the departments o f the To the Editor of The Herald: state government. But it docs include Sanford, the city of celery (and pretty the miscellaneous expenses of th f fol­ 111rIn) .w as represented aL tills well known io w1ng tresort today by Messrs. A. P. Connelly, Expense collecting revenue, genernl W. A. Ginn and J. N. Whilner. This par­ printing and advertising, printing delin­ ty of three rode into these grounds today quent tax list, salaries and expenses rail­ and lunrtched under the grenrsweentUm road comfnlMlon,ImpibVon»^Vqn3rej>aira trees near the boils. The gentlemen were for hospital for insane, maintenance of riding across the yroods on a business lunatics, cost o f assessment o f railroads, mission which we did not learn :"' interest on-bondr in educational funds, .' A lbert A nson G r a h a m . stationery, stnte auditor and clerks, as­ sistant state auditor. CLOSING OUT The above means that at the samerate M y s to c k o f Owns and Rifles. New of taxes nnd revenue of 1908 nud the cx- and second hand.* Bargains • - » » » .s l ( you J" Harry J. Wilson. ;>ense of the stnte government ns asked w ant them. for, for the ntytt two years. This legisla­ ture will have $024,218 to appropriate to the stnte schools, nnd all other pur­ poses (except as above mentioned) for the next two years, or $212,109 per year. If they appropriate more than tills amount1 they will either' have to "Increase“ the > revenue or there will be no money to pay i t The clerk asks the chie/clerk to furnish it with the nmount of every bill which passes carrying an appropriation, nnd the provisions of evary hill which passes pro­ viding for a revenue. All revenues, such ns the I mill school tnx and the state hire of convicts, the pension tax and the different government college funds, are all supposed to balance within themselves, and are not consid­ ered in the report. ‘ * fl WfcsLJL’J*'* ' C O N T R A* _ C T O R S . AND BUILDERS * Plans, r* ' 'X, Specifications ami • Estimates o n Applicatiohs Furnished ~ ^ i !•' Repair W o rk Prom ptly Done 113 First Street d e s u ñ o * • Opp. PostofTice D ffiir n iE iis im iä im m n ic p p iip p r a ? W e deal in Celery Farms and— Farm Lands and we are the „„largest, owners, of Town. Lots— We don't have to advertise cheap lands. — The purchaser here saves more per acre annually ill freights than he saves on the ‘ purchase price elsewhere-. See table of freight rates in our booklet---- ::— vr ~ :: ; Beech- N u t Brand *■ . . . 1 . — HOLDEN R E A L ESTATE - C O M P A N Y .... SANFORD FLORIDA fôJfatEMëKBEia G S lM lE D E fa fS S E il] □El(2llMllElI5]®m For Good Average Prices and Quick Returns Ship to Sunday Is M oth er's Day year. C O M M IT T ft ON DFSOIJRCFS * Obituary Our Heavenly Father has ia his in linin' --- urlsdOTO removed front a t our beloved Wend and brother. J. H-RrevaU-— l.:— Mr. Prevatt was born In Columbia coun­ ty, Fla., 1828. Ha united with Olustee Baptist church at about sixteen years of age. In 1888 he was united in marriage , to Mrs. Weeks. Since 1899 Mr. and Mrs. Prcvntt h ive been residents o f Sanford and ho has left a host of friends to mourn his loss. Funeral service wns held in the Baptist church, qpnducted by Revs. J. F. McKinnon and J. W. Boyd. Mr. Prevatt was a Mason, therefore the Masonic Order had charge o f and laid his body to rest in Lakevlew Cemetery. We extend to his widow and her children our heartfelt sympathy and |>rayers. Our consolation ^ B s l * not dead; but sleepelh.'1 ’ ’ A F riend. » A Dark Day In Sanford Last Monday was an exception In San­ ford—a dark day. The state is blessed with so much sunshine that a few hours » f darkness are much more noticeable than would be the case In other states. The heavy rains are . ascribed to the Storm In the north. NEGRO KILLED AT GOLDSBORO Roberts Held F or Crime And Boi^nd Over to Court An aged negro named William Spann was killed at Goldsboro last Sunday night. Spann had been in poor health for some time, nnd on Saturday received about six dollars from a benefit organization, the money being paid (o_hinfin the presence of u young negro named George Roberts. Monday the body o f Spann was found in bed with the head crushed in from the blow of an ar, and suspicion was directed toward Roberts, who previous to Saturday night had been broke, and whoonMonday morning hadjnoney enough to pay bis room rent atuTSuy shoes and clothing. The preliminary hearing held in Justice Stringfcllow j coyrt brought out sufficient evidence to warrant Roberts being bound over to the circuit court. The negro could give no account of his actions or where­ abouts the night o f the crime, or where he ralsod the motley, and the antharities are of the opinion they have the guilty party. Jam es Alexander Has a Scrap Sliced Beef is a delicious breakfast or luncheon dish. Apiwals to all members of the family— combines great food vqlue with case of preparation— no other has the delicate -JO H N V. DENTON & CO. S E Fruit and Produce Southwest Corner Washington an(^Chambers Streets flavor and thinness of "Bccch-Nut Brand" Beef— we" recommend it to you. L. P. McCULLER — ^ — NEW YORK C IT Y . REFERENCES: Aetna National Bank o f N tw Y o r k C lty .o f any Commercial Agency ----- untJTO Hundreds o f Shlppers who are shipping to them regu lar SAN FO R D , FLO RID A Sanford t Machine s Foundry Works Best Fertilizers „Qn Earth G. R. FIRST CLASS CRATE M A TE R IA LS , Sanford, Fla Peoples Bank of. Sanford C apital 9 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Repairing A ll Kinds Yesterday afternoon In llie corridor of the Leon hotel, the two representatives from Volusia county, Messrs. Alexander and Thornton, came to blows— at least Mr. Alexander struck Mr. Thornton, The dif­ ference arose concerning the question 'as to where Mr. Thornton's political platform (DEALERS IN (DEA was promulgated. Mr. Alexander Having stated that it was written in Ids (A lexniiderVy office. When Alexander made tills statement Thornton called him a liar. Alexander prom ply hit him. and then friends rushed In and separated the statesmen from Volusia. Later Mr. Thornton said that Hr. A lex ­ ander's real reason for attempting to bcIttle him was because he (Thornton) op­ Office and works 214 Oak Avenue posed the building of a bridge from Day­ . 'Rhone 130 I> tona to Daytona beach, a measure for which tip DcLand man Is working. •. SA NFO RD, F L O R ID A Opened business in 1900. Accounts of for of Machinery S IX Now handles H U N D R E D ^ Residents of Sanford and immediate vicinity » ------ L------------M T ) T T 0 2----- — — Autom obiles and Gas “ T o te f a ir w ith both frlo n d and foa, O ft y o u r o w n llttlo ' rig h ts forego; It P a y s ." Engines D E P O S IT S m. m. surra, President a IN 8 U R E D r. s t e v e n ,. Vice-President A G A IN S T g . s. d e r r y . Cashier h .k LOSS to lar AssT Cashier - �WPrctWV; ! ÎÎ'pv^vnÎVt es THF SANFORD HERALD SANFORD HERALD Ma» 7. I90ft Its own affairs in the mntter of road taxes Just ns other counties and other states are doing. - : E W J Friday Morning at SaBtBrd.FI«. We do not intend to weary our readers 3 .............. j v s R. ] Holly, U in «aloi Edit« ____ with any more o f this rood-tax question. The legislature can be depended, upon to Subscription Prtca. $1.00 a Y i»r In Advance pass upon this question only as a localN EXT DOOR TO POSTOFFFCE ' 1 f !^ = s TELEPHONE 144 Entered a* Mcood-das* maintunttr Aufuit 22nd. option measure, since only by this means • )00n. ai tba Peatoffle* at Saafurd. Florida, will the different districts get their full under Act Of March 3rd. 1B79 measure o f good roads. The kind prom lies made by the ring at Orlando In regard Durham A d ra tla ln j Company. Jaekaocivilte, Rrpto what we can expect If the measure . reyentatlvr. ; passes are taken with a-gra in o f salt. Oflka Firat F ta* In the Blahop Block. rOM Street The harsh command from the same ring Telephone No. H8. 10,000 Disease Germs on each fly that c ra w ls over y o u r food. Mosquitoes to support this measure or go without roads for the next two years falls flat. come fille d with m a la ria g e rm s . THE REPORTER «T A R ’S BLUNDER These promises have never yet been made Having thoroughly convinced every clt good and we expect nothing. To those zen o f Sanfonl, and two-thlrda of those who have noroads, the threat or going two TO KEEP THEM OUT OF YOUR HOME WE S E LL outside o f Orlando, that the extra levy of years longer in the same manner holds no four mill* for road purposes should not be terrori Those who have nothing are not made unless the different districts could expected to feel the change when poverty use the levy os they desired. It was quite strikes harder. refreshing to note a long stomach ache in Sonfofil can manage to exist ’ a few the Reporter-Star, whose editor bat reyears longer without the benign aid and P” 1* ! * « . t e d Urn !.. s j j U - B . t a d o - t o ï l M commi», sonali ties and get down rofaetxMuThtaRB si oners. We can even exist without the which are impossible for him to do. The Reporter-Star which represents the large Reporter-Star states that T he H erald has percentage o f Sanford people tone mon-a evaded the question, and yet we seem to resident of Winter Park.) TOR THE rRUIT GROWERS Itave shot the facts at him In pro per shape -Sanford, will entertain her visitors on jn The Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial It Is to be regretted that the road and Senate Bill No. 225 should receive the to call forth his reply. We have neither the Fourth o f July with a frolley ride Circuit Of Florida. Orange Count* bridge tax fund for this year is so very traduced, repudiated or misrepresented support o f every grower in the state. The on the new line. I n C hancery low as to require an additional levy in measure is en titled: "A n act to protect Helen Keith Nkhol Drim*lit the county commissioners, in fact our order to continue ' the road work. San­ joined by her huihand. statements were made after consultlni Selery*Sanford is the way the boosters and promote the fruit-growing and horti- A. K. Drought. fonl people have always advocated good several of them. * As for the famous shell cultural interests o f the State of.Florida; roads and at present are building ¿more o f the Celery City w rite.: it. Well, why, fnfc-WIck. Tnnte'e to exterminate crop peats, and to provide a C. WiWWIcl roads built In Sanford in2GB. C^of whk^ brick streets than any city o f similar sire not Strawberry SakelnndT—L n k e ln n d To C. C Warwick. m M Trustee: tile Reporter-Star talks so glibly, that mat­ for the appointment of county Inspect­ Thomas Kminri Wilaon. brin* duly . » wn d, in the souflb. A ll that Sanford asks is News. _______ '' «?■*• amt says: That he L one „I ihr ter was given a prominent place in the ar­ ors." . the right to spend the road tax levied in Ì Ì i S Ì hasjto>.| g S & a 1«reaaon to lhrtu ab*»— r ;,nd dw rsav chives of history years ago. and ever since This measure is modeled m ftrrthe Call -- ismani -, tJliÌl , ___Tam pa celery laiul is. w llu fii^at J4JJ.CU) this district ami there is no doubt-eboul ihat thè defendant. C C Warwk-t inutL iTT I an acre. Con Selery Sanford make as fornla and Colorado county laws, author­ has bee n tiandwtuurrotheSafironl people rrtident of a state ur country ullirr th’sti tiiis »tare* this privilege being granted, therefore. good a Showing T—Tampa Tribune. tbat thè residence of said C C U «rwl t ru ,^* as a souvenir, and also the so-called marl izing tiie appointment of county inspect­ D unknown. that Ihere is no |*tM ¡„ t L , V , '^ T he H erald will take no more Space in Sure. *_________________ road on Sanford avenue. Get down to the ors. and if the bill becomes a law and .is Fionda, thè servire of a subnoens num i l “ tryiny to drive these truths about county would bind said defendant. an.} that present time, and deal not in ancient his­ Effendi is the new Sultan of Turkey enforced, would be productive o f great dant is over thè a*e of twenty-onr (21 ) roads home to those responsible for these Yoji ire ihertioff wijfrrtl io tuthu tHfl tory. Are all the fine mail roads leading benefits to the Florida fruit growers. It conditions. ‘W e are builders and not de­ and if he does not effendi United States on Mondar thè, uth day uf |uly A fi lini!*, K* intu Orlando built by public subscription, same hein* n rulrdar of ihii ów'n seems ndvisable to pass such a law as stroyers. With n tear dropped at part­ we can get along vefjr well with him for ordcmTlhai ihii order be puUkkcd an I if so, in the name o f reason, how Florida has great possibilities as a fruii- ,in The further Sanford I «raid, a new,pipe, puNuhtda ing we bid our “ ateemed" contemporary n few months. Ornngr county, Florida '___• _ much did (hat road—lately built from producing stole, and the orange and peach fond farwelL — Wlotne-B -M—tfnr.Inia n Trrl~i7l *jr cjröji Winter Park actually cost T tmiusulFSHlWHild have some intelligent Court for the Seventh Judui.l Cuoul uf Or.Mr If House bill No. .109 [»asses, there will MltM>rvl. lnn Th*, gnvarnmnnt rntnm olnj County nnil Ihr *ml uMB,.. , , wt*-r:r; :7~n r— m. Ii-hurtie that the Orlando and Winter day ofU ay A D 1‘JOT REGARDING CITY CXTEBRMH^ never be any white slave traffic tH~T , . ÜM Clrrk gists say “ that Florida- is the dumping by pub38-8 Hy M A H »«4K>, Li (! The bill pending in the legislature re­ state of Florida. A ll honor is due Mr. ground o f the other states, owing to the T iium * v Luan V S ilh »*. lie subscription. But who ' paid for the Pattishali for the same. l«c R.of-quaraatine and-inspectitm ~laws, rebuilding of a considerable portion of garding the extension o f the city limita of Sanford ought ■ tomast wlth-the ap­ li is also a known fact that some of- the this road -two years ago?----------------JO H N C. SNEAD T h e H e r a l d has received congratula­ proval o f every on* In“ the present city Florida nurserymen are indifferent as to The fine road running west to Sylvan limits and' also those tfho will be taken tions from several different sections of the kind of stock they send out. In Cali­ • ARCHITECT Luke to which the Reporter-Star refers m within the proposed city limits. If our Orange county for the stand taken in the fornia a similar law has been in^uccessdoes not now exist. The road was only Ttutn* ICS in w iiin suro city continues to grow and expand at the interest o f the tax payers! ful operation for many years, and the pres­ built two and one quarter miles from S A N F O R D , present rate tbe city limits must necessa­ FLORIDA ent success of California ns a fruit-growing Sanford " a t the beginning. Then there rily be extended to allow for the rapid The bill has been passed in the Honse state is due to the fact that such a law is was a gap of three miles without clay and growth. It is a well-known fact that thé authorizing a special election in Orange enforced. a mile or so uf d a y which terminated A N D E W -J O H N S O N preacut city limits were too small for county on hogs riipning ot large. This this great highway. This was done durSanford in tbe early days, and ilnce the [tuts his hogship in the local option dass. In Attorney-General Park Trammell, the ATTORNEY- A T LA W — ing Mr. Fernald1! term $icounty commis­ city has grown Into such a husky young­ people o f Florida hove a puhlic servant sioner, since which time with the excep­ I’rttiMkr, In Stile itHl f rtliri! tuurt, ster the present habiliments ate entirely The mayor of Sanford [mis disreputable o f whom they nre justly proud, lie has tion of u few loads of palmetto fibre inadequate to cover tbe ■welling'propor­ negressea, convicted in municipal cihim. only been In office a short time but upon MJ3 T UuiUin* h.une HI nothing lias been done for this road ex­ r tions. There ore always objections raised at work cutting weeds in • the city park. numerous-oernssions has demonstrated tty. H cept occasionally to fill in some washout to any city being enlarged to take in the Thia i* Avmvefting a nntsance into n' utili­ that he working lor the interests o f the made by heavy rains just beyond the city residents livin g Tipôb.thïTxirderm, loto ty__ Tnmpa Tribune. [»eople and his own interests are relegat­ T H O M A S E M M E T W IL SO N limits. There is no road in the county this phase of the situation tbe question A T T O R N E Y AND COUNSELLOR ed to the rear. He does not approve o f over which there is so much travel that o f taxes enters largely, but these new res­ the state hiring a special counsel to assist AT-LAW Our own Newton wants to cut down the is in such a bad condition. LJ/vuit ai idents should not lose sight of the fact holidays, and ofTers a resolution in the in the present suits and js emphatically L i l t Scat# Attorney Seventh JwJ, f kffkJa And isn't it a fact that it will require that the taxes will be levied in propor­ opposed to dipping into the state coffers to KrshJciicr«, San funi aiiJ b» Han Like House to repeal all legal holidays except ii\ e-sixths of the road and bridge fund tion to the distance from the center of Sunday. Fourth of July and Christmas. enrich the stale officials. for 1909 to pay the present debts of that population and the value of tbe land as Park Trammell ought to be the nexf Anyone would know that Newton hnd a fuudT « a business site. The benefits to be deriv­ printing office. G E O . A . D eCO TTES Governor of Florida. ' Regarding T he H erald not representing ed from the many improvements o f the A T T O R N E Y a « d COUNSELLOR *r L\W the people of the Sanford district, we will city should not be lost sight o f and there Newspa|K*r men n?t* not infrequently TVe notice that other cities art* inaugu­ met with the remark. ” 1 like your [»a|ier Practice tn Stal e and l ederai Cuurn give a prize to the one who finds a single are many other good reasons why a real rating n crusade «gainst the housefly and very well, but you have too much adver­ man in this district who does not. favor deuce within the corporate limits should it wt>uld not be amiss for the people of tising matter in it." If there were no ad­ Welborn Block Sunfurd. Fl* every statement made by this paper upon be desirable. It is a well-known facts that Sanfonl tu do the same. Watch the pre­ vertizing matter your paper would neces­ this tax question. The re [ire senta lives at the present time the sewerage system sarily cost you more money, and the mises closley and leave no breeding places man who dpes not get more than the cost. sent here from Orlando to sound the citi­ extends beyond tbe city limits and in DR. W . E. H O U S Iiü U p either for the mosquito or the flies. o f n LornI n*-w« fvi pe-r mq pf I,« zens upon this matter only found one man many instances the city fue department m em vin O year is but little interested in _ w ho agreed with them upon this tax levy; is called upon 10 render assistance Just DENTIST what he buys and where he buys it. You A strong effort |s being made to preserve and this man resides In tbe_Winter Park beyond the city limits and yet many of may learn from one weeks issue of a local Kaoni* 23, 2t *n.t 25, FWu t-lr 11*1** >H district where they have good roads, and these residents may object to the pay the alligators and limpkins along the Ock- [taper where to save more than the ySir Iy lawahn river, as they are being ruthlessly cost of a paper. whut is really a suburb o f Orlando, any­ ment o f city taxes. SA N FOR D. FLORIDA destroyed by hunters. A bill protecting how, Does this look like T he H erald rep­ Sanford is at present growing more tbe flora and fauna along this beautiful Regardihg Savannah raising jcelery. the resented the people or'not f * ’ rapidly than any other city in the South. G. B U T T DR. stream has been introduced in the legis­ Reporter-Star gets off the following: If tbe Reporter-Star would like to know The many improvements being content lature. and should receive the support of "Savannah is behind the gome its own standing among llte people plated will not only enhance thé value of DENTIST when it comes to Selery. of this district, a letter U> any citizen will all the property now within tbe limits every member. ** Sanford has Savannah dDtnnced Pico iluilJinf Room 13 prove conclusively that it has never repre­ but also tbe suburbs and there is no by a StartSo Significant ihm khc ra n ___ uevef Site up to the Selery Sity of sented any interest in Sanford and never reason why the r i l v . should-hsremrif-tr.« ..-The.F l .-My e r s i s making a strong SANFORD. FLORIDA Sanford. See?" fight for county roads. This is n vital to ten blocks when those people who live Why does the Reporter-Star evade the ust beyond the present limits are deriv­ question for every county in the state. And S h e riff's Sale D R . R . M. MASON’ while Orange copAty has the finest of roads question of the Winter Park road, and Its ing the benefits of the city. _i U“ Ì CTi nd * i r f » o f « » ewcutioQ U*ued out in some places, there are not os many of coat T Why enumerate all tbe other roads of and Under thew s] of tbe Çiicult Cauit ot tbe So for there has been no objection raised Sernth I Orline» iiuutr. ___,_____________ D E N Ttól — and their coat and leave ^out this latest to this extension and the people of San them os tbe people want. A broad hiyh, . _ - Dr* t»0>. Pbooe IS exhibition o f. «perilling tha »■ «p -y rn - ford senn to be united upon lira idea that way should be built from Osceola county Welborn Block daini btuineM a* HoUca SÌ mJ b n M & i p ê n money. In closing, the Reporter-Star the city should -grow and- prosper and the to the Volusia county line to connect with arc tdalatib and j K: Westtaouk and WttlisaiSa Sanford. Florida L. Canade, data* button* a* V a Cambi* 4 Mates that it gladly aids in upbuilding bill for extension be passed as it has been the great system now* being built .in Os- F. rofwpsiy m iMBMUau. CSOU . 1ban tW* day kevked upon mad will aetl oo^Uoa the musty. What pan of the county drafted. day the 7tb day at lune. A D 1909. the same outside ofOrhmdo Is trupbuilding T A . C. H A R T betoni Usai sale« day aedd win« tba Usai hour, Celery land sold in Tampa fer «4 .000 MILES OF PAVED STREETS It is to laugh I Tbe'ttisest Joke about >r acre reeem iy. There i r e S U R V E Y O R A N D D R A Ü GHTSl f A*' this controversy Is the fact thfli T>" H r » -1 Therccao* deeiaioo of the d i r council ww* » • « •*»»»■ I'»»rovi evj* i^ iji |D|||7WUfUFSulOffj acres of bay head* round here that would Lecito* and Cn»*-Seetioniu* l-r U*io*f* ald . and the [>eo[ie of this district, are in to pave seven more streets with vitrified nSfii“ make as fine celery land as lays out of tka Company s Fina, purdujtf u pay tot title a Specialty favor of on increased millsge for good brick places Sanford In tbe limelight 3® < I A t a i k i i . bbrnff doors and we hope tbe day la not distant among the progressive cities of the South. S A N FOR 1). FLO R ID A roads A ll we ask is that the money de­ when celery will be added to Wauchula's rived from the extra four mills be spent in The poring o f D m street was a great many provable crops.— Wauchula Advo­ lit the Circuit C eurt.7th Judicial Circuit the district in which it is levied. Why is step but it pales into Insignificance be­ o f Florida. Orange County. cate. SANFORD LODGE, Na 27. L 0 0. F. this not a good proposition for Orlando as side the great amount of paving that will I n Chancery. W i t true, brother, but the best thing well as all other district* and why does follow. With the streets and intenec Edith DImm Adami» BUI fur Kilo *—,rwr urCuo■ Meets every Monday night at 7.30 in M»* that lays out of doors is the great Amer­ _ . » } tributi», L .w V c , I S3* tbe Reporter-Star lose sight o f this fact lions Sanford w ill total about fifty blocks sonic Hall. Visiting brethren are cu*F»»ak Adam* I L «* Stanar* ican hen. To Frank Adam* and harp about tbe good roods built in o f streets paved with vitrified blocks and dially invited. W. S. le tbe aMdavIl of Edith ElUaaa Adam* herein Sanford district years ago. and state that this will establish a record among tike Secretary. duly Med. she drpw ew d aaya that *br U tbe Two dally state pa pets are promised that Tbe Herald and Sanford people do not cities In tbe mat ter o f boulevards. When are looked for with a greut deal of interest caasiaiaaat ia aLerr contini n o r . tbat the de hndiat. Fraak Adam* iaatbaidrat of Madiaad. this paving has been completed Sanford favor good roads? i FYcrid* that be baa tare atucoi by UfikHber editors of Florida; Tbe Lake­ Oeaa^ewmty. ____. ________________ IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN sty. W T he HejlalD baited the trap anH the Re- will present a good front to the stranger land Daily News and Tbe Sanford Daily sixty da a a a ^ . - j g g { s :S c - ........ I “ » . . S h i H W » : JUWL «H im » uf a esrW ff'jSapiCT t h e point in this affair U that Orlando Is o f a city ms good streets. — Hunting grounds of Sanford, k ffn o h have whetted the appetites o f the rest of wbou, would bmd w*M dMmdanL aod that daot i* a—t tb* «e » d i m t t m i yean not willing to let each district spend its. on the 1st and 2nd Wednesday the statffcpfiOi for more of the spicy men­ Y yt l U n i m » d*u d to u m r to tbU UU month in Masonic H*U Vfisiting b « » money fur the simple reason that we would ANOTHER COUNTY MYSTERY tal aaace'they deal forth weekly In their a l S f i & i s s M y , - ? 521 * ° ers wfktmie. —— then get our Just dues. Under the pres-' it U further ard The Orlando Sentinel daihly hints $bout editorial columns to such a d put law Orlando would get the lion'i ariouft mannerin wtdeh the county IbnU. a _ . >announcements that they asheretofore. — was given out this year. The will soon bring forth daily Danes of-their F. 0 . E. C E L E R Y C IT Y A E R IE . 1853 o - . a u. Again we repeat that the local option county seat papers should gat together on enlivening papers is trailed with expres- t<a.rt of the «aid «tale aod county naJ tbe M-aJ id Meets Tuesday p»ght* at « ockxL St c*ut Uu 5tb da, of May A* O L 904? feature on any question is a democratic the question o f “ public pap" and divide o f satisfaction in all tbe peso— 11 11 CUcuit Court. the hall in the Stone-Gove Uutlaig. w> By M. A. Howus. D. C nd each district should govern the proda. Tlmea-Union. First street. , BEW ARE OF FLIES A N D ; MOSQUITOES Window Screen Cloth, Mosquito Nettings and Canopies why got be comfortable? Hammocks 7 5 eent^(rtj! 5 X((r' I ssrsvtaL.. «¿Vi - Ssd- * ..... *ì - I -W J-V * 1 �: * .ili IB A IIT T IIC i»IT V III flilD /1DV1JI I I I L M l I Little Happenings— Mention of M atters In Brief. - ununuR, *_» *ruuv, ura *... tuiroti The famous Elgin Creamery Butter for Seventy-five bushels o f qow peas for sale at W. W. Long's Grocery. sale cheap, at E. Heffield Co.'s. Com plete Line o f Cigars and Tobac co a t McCnller’s New Store. Fresh fish on Fridays and Saturdays at S. C. Richardson's, Lefilcr block. PERSONAL ITEMS O f INTEREST sum m ary or the F loating Small T a lk Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jennings spent Satur­ day In Tatnpar- WrtE. Yow eD of Orlando transacted bus ness in the cltyThursday. 30 Do away with dust while sweeping car­ Jeff Carruthers has accepted o position pets by buying Wlzzard Carpet Cleqneruf with D. G. Monroe In the bakery and gro W. W. Long. osry.----- -— — --------Mrs. Ernest Molnnr of Gainesville Is vis­ I N.P.Yowell&Co I if While your w ife is nwny, make yourself iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Tnat home at Stumon's. 21 meals for $4 knch, this week. McKinley edition of ten cent sheet mu­ Everything in fresh western meats nt Fir«t street la beginning to l<X)k like n GARNER & ROBERT’S new meat market sic. all the populnraIrs,atCityCigarStore. real city street. J. 0. Hover, vice-president o f the Lima Fine home made candy for sale atChas. Twenty-one menls at Slumon’s for $4. Trust Co. of Lima, Ohio, spent several H. Evans’— chocolate fudge,seafonm, pea­ The-concert date hns been chnnged to hours In the city Monday. nut candy and plorine. Try It. 38-ltp n « t Wednesday. May 12. Whippoorwill and Clay Peas, nt Sanford Gas and gasolene stoves, wheelbarrows, Fresh Mackeral at H. H. Hill’s grocery Grocery Co. sewer pipe, clay andeement tile, flower See C. A. Reed for furniture and plana “ fTiffe'cr25rls.‘ \ t . e m r S.; the 0. U. NO. pots. Try our prices. The Geo. H. Fernald Co. moving-■ and the Henry George. GARNER & ROB­ 30-tf ♦♦ V - Ï . Miss Margaret-liarUof- ürlajido, is,the. ERTS sell them all. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. EnsmitigST of.Longguest of Mrs. Forrest Lake- this week. Last Sunday was the coldest May day wood were shopping in thecity, Thursday. America alarm clocks for 8Sc at Fer- In Sanford since the weather bureau was If It's printing yon warn, send It to T he Succinctly. Arranged fo r Hur­ ried Herald Readers. 1_ nald's;. established In Florida, the thermometer For an iip-io-date tallor-mnde suit, see .registering 57. D. A. Caldwell & Sons. Fresh every week. Plow's famous can­ Arthur Vowell made a business trip to dles. at GARNER & ROBERTS. Orlando this week vln Thrasher’s nuto. IT you are not Hying at the City Res Wnde mokes frequent trips to Sanford. taurant you are not living right. Write him at Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Dobbins and children The beat dinner lrt th e City a t The have returned from Eustls, where they City Restaurant fo r 35 cents. visited with Mrs. Dobbins’ parents, Mr. The Eagles’ uerlfe In the Stone-Gove and Mrs. Henry Harris. block hire been-pul in first-closeshupe-U-j- Rtly a n y F!ou7"o7 W. W. Long side and out The best on earth. Go to H. H. Hill for everything In the See hand-painted score cards ut Wo­ grocery flue. ,. man's Exchange. Remember to have The Herald follow O. E. Weeks o f Jacksonville spent sev­ you when you take your summer trip. eral days in the city this week, having Many of our citizens attended the cel­ been summoned upon the sad mission of ery growers’ picnic, nt Shall Mound last his father's death and funeral. -Wednesday. WhippoorwIItTOlO cow peus at $2 a bushM. Smith has 1,000 acres of celery «1.-------------- ---- «S a n ford "Grwpr yX b ' L gj land. Sold on eusv terms. * • Cheap rates upon the railroads ‘will Sec H. H. lllll for Celery City Blend greatly aid our grant Fburiirof July ccle----- Coffee, (lOOTOn eurtlffor 24 cents. brat Ion, as many Floridians urc noxious 7S7TT; T o w e n m trM rs rllr W rlll Bhnp to see the Celery City on tlint date. of Fust is were shoppers In Sanford the Buy n meal ticket, and eat your.Sunday past week. dinner at Stumon's.* - Clean, w holesom e, w ell co ok ed —ore The Royal Tnllors brand of clothing the meals served nt The City Restaumeans perfection. See samples ot D, A. rani... * ' Caldwell & Son's. J, C. Chase of Jacksonville was the guest Not the cheapest, but the b est—are Of liis brother. S. O. Chase, several days the m eals served at The City Res­ this Week. taurant. U you want n first-class tnllor-mnde Garner & Roberts are now agents for suit Tor $12.118. call at D. A. Caldwell & the famous Royal Scarlet Can goods. Sons. Wonderful soil fumigant, Apterite, will Four nicely located rooms on first floor; Tor rent. and two on upper floor for rent .Both“ save—your— craps. A »k the Fernald Hardware Co. about it. rain ami mineral water on the place.' In■ ¥ Read the Sunday dinner menu of Byequire at Tile Hernld office. 30-tf Our Own coffee, the best 25 cent coffee Lo Hulel. on the market, for sale at Garner &. Roberts' The Herald has just received □ new line stores only. of fine cloth-finish ruled letter heads. It R. II. Muirbcnd 1ms opened n grocery ¡g just the niftiest little bit of stationery store at Brlsson's siding. Cucumber and that lias ever been shown in Sanford. Prices very low. rraic material for sale. 30-3 Now Is the time to buy your sub-irri The Herald office has completed a very J. ‘■'attractive blotter for this month. If uny- gated land. See M. M. Smith. oae lias been overlooked In the distribution Florida people better see Sanford Celery they can obtain these blotters at the of­ Deltn Land Cn.’s pro|>erty before buying fice. truck farms. —J. N. WniTNER. Whlpporwlll and Clay Peas, $1.75 per Fresh Georgia hotter, 3 5 jpeIlia u pound hush«!-this w eek only. -Cash price. for sale by Garner & Roberts. Sanford G rocery Co. .■ Dr. A. T. Bartlett nnd w ife of JacksnnHave you seen the cloth-finish ruled vlll, Illinois, were in Sanford this week, letter heads at The Herald office T The en route from points south to their north­ neatest and very latest thing In fine sta­ ern home. They announced that they tionery. Look it up, Mr. Business Man would winter in Florida again next season Prices very low. in preference to going to California. A little money now and a little now mid The Geo. H. Fernald Co. has. tire finest then Is the way to buy celery Innd. See line of fishing tackle In town. Call nnd M. M. Smith for particulars. see us. ____________________________ T------ Nf II. Foggmnd Mr. nnd-Mrs: Osteen of Home investers put your celery money " Altamonte were visitors to the city last in Celery Delta Land Co.'s land. See Friday.’ Mr. Fogg, while not busy with 31-tf *— J. N. Whjtncr his fine Duroc Jersey hogs, finds time to McG. Carruway was exhibiting a freak boost Altamonte Springs, and is the valued potato vine a fowduysaga, the peculiarity ---- correspondent of The JJcratd ntttUll place being potatoes growing on the bottom and Mr. Fielding hus made the swimming top us well. This is not common, but is pool at the Bye-Lo hotel a most delightful occasionally found in large fields, and the place for a cool plunge. Open la alL tf top yield is claimed to be the foundation Only $4.50 fo r a 21-meal tick e t at of new varieties. the City Restaurant. The m eals are W hlpporwlll and Clay Beas, $1.75 per worth more. bushel this weak only. Cash price The Mothers' Club w ill not hold any Sanford G rocery Co. tnorc meetings until the opening o f the A pterl te kills cutworms. Broadcast 100 •chool term next fall. Next Monday was lbs to acre, and be free of this pest. _ the regular meeting date, but un account Fernald Hard warp-Bo. Of the ^ in lfo ld duties devolving upon porents and children Incident to the dos­ The Pasting Theatre tills week installed ing of the sdiool term, it wni not deemed two more electric fans, making four In all. advisable to hold this last meeting. This Insures comfort for the audience in the hottest weather, and the manager is Do you wont five acres of good celery to be congratulated upon having the best Dad, ell in cultivation, located less than llK*e miles from Sanford, at the station of electric theater in the state. Cool Joff while enjoying a fine program. the Sanford L Everglades railway T This choice tract of land, will be sold during the Dried Salt Shoulders at 12 H cents found ___?e*‘ ten days for ¿ 3 ,5 0 0 , - C a li at -T h e at HrH.-HIti'rtrocenr-— — — Herald plflce for particulars. The Herald office this week turned out Mr. and Mrs. J. ’A . Matzinger o f Frank­ some of the finest stationery ever sent out fort. Mich., who have been spending sohie of any office In the state. The Herald not ___ lcn weeks ]n SanforiL le ft for home this only supplies the business houses Of lids >•- ■5 5 - Mr. Matzinger has been engaged city with up-to-date printing, but many In harvesting the potato crop that lie, irt other points In Orange, Volusia and Lake Pwtnershlp with J. F. Hancock, raised on counties. With a well equipped plant, Alex. Frendi'e place. They will be bere and the latest type faces, and best o f pa­ •gain next fall, and will be accompanied per stock. The Herald It able to take care by several friends.. o f all orders in ibe priming line. H erald office. teed. * • MEN’S NEW STRAW ' HATS f.i * , * . M e n ’s N e w See Our New Line *t Ties of Ladies’ 1 y* ■ Waists .and r* - » R First-class work gun ran GARNER & Ro b e r t s sell OurOwn coffee, the most popular brand in Sanford The City Restaurant gives 21 meals fo r $4.50, and th ey ore w o rth It. N. P. Y O W E L L & CO. Miss Eva Means o f Gainesville has been the great o f" Miss Vesta Weeks several days this week. Young man would like work of nnyJdnd or chance to learn trucking.' Address F. ‘ .Herald. 38-2p Best Elgin XXXX bu tter ond country All Local Advertisem ents Under This bu tter fresh ev ery day at McCuller's Heading, one Cent a W ord Each Issue New Store. * Can Fit you John J. Blelch of Paducah, Ky., Is in Wanted— House, furnished or unfurn­ the city with the view o f locating upon n ished. Address P. 0. box 181. celery farm. Mr. Bleich Is a magistrate In Wanted— Celery growers nnd truckers Paducuh. , - -— on rich muek land.—yVr'ffhe. opportuni ty. You neeil n good typewrite^ nnd do not Address Noel A. Mitchell, St. Petersburg • 35-4 want to |>ay an exhorbitnnt price for It. T tir-------------W anted— Everyone to know that t{ie see the Blickenderfer, ntThe Herald office Blickensderfer typewriter is the best ou For Rent,—One furnished bedroom up the mnrket. Sec them nt The Herald o f­ We have anticipated fice. ita irs.J _W ^ F L iea T itL _a irlier 'ur Third W anted.— A second-hand man*¿"wheel, street nnd Elin avenue. 38-tf in good condition. If price Is right. A d ­ 37-lt Orders taken for fresh eggs at Woman's dress W., box 34. city. Exchange. If you want n first-class typewriter at moderate rice, call at The Herald office, Needs and- Bought Our The Bye-Lo Hotel will rent you a room and inspect the Blickensderfer. T he best for $3 a week (one person) with hotel nnd must compact machine on the market. Stock of conveniences. tf For Sale.— P. M. Elder of thcCelery av­ W hlpporwlll and Clay Peas, $1.75 per enue cash store has 200 bushels of peas for sale,— ------— -------------- 34 -lf bushel this w eek only. Cash price. For S ale.—200 bushels cow peas. See Sanford G rocery Co. us before buying. Whitukcr & Burnet. Rev. M. F. Calloway paster of the Buj>For Sale—Good property, now brlngjpg tlst church or Orlando, attended the Sun­ twelve |ier ce lit,I merest on Investment. — N, H. Garnih. Sanford. day School Association in this city F' or S alt :— Plvc~nCres~‘ or good celery yesterday,—------- ■— 1— *— Innd all in cultivation. On the Sanford If you want to sell or buy city lots, city Si Everglades Ry. about 3 miles from the property, celery furms. see N. H- Gnrner. city. Will be sold III the next ten days AND for $3,500. Call nt the Herald office for Chase & Sanborn seal brand coffee, the particulars. best grade on the market. ■For Sale.—Choice Jersey cows for sale cheap. Now fresh or will bo soon. Also GARNER & ROBERTS Rhode Island Red eggs for hatching. Cir­ Planting time Is here. M. M.Smith will cular free.# C. F.Ward,Winter Park. 20lf * * sell you land on easy terms For Sale.— A few goodcolonlesof bees, cheap. — Geo. T. Ballinger, Routhl, near A ll to Suit YOU and YO The Hernld can be found nt the store of Goldsboro. 37-2w Tlieo. J. Miller &. Son nnd the City Cigar For Sale— Boiler, pump, nnd engine, 0 Pocket-book Store. While they can be purchased at horse. In good condition, and will besold 28tf Spring is opening The Herald office, we would preferthatev- cheap. up and — Sanford Machine & Foundry Works. eryone wanting extra copies would pur­ Rhode Island Reds eor sale__ Choice R. you will be compelled to chase litem nt these two news stands. 1. red hens, cockerels, pullets nnd eggs, 'rices low. —Cecil G arhett! French ave­ come out in a New Outfit -------------- j u s t i r e c e t v n r ” nue, Sanford. *,.t> Another lot or those Bargains In For Rent.— June 1st to Nov. 1st, eightHarness at H arry Wilson’ s room house, furnished throughout. Hot Why not let us supply und cold wnter, gas and every improve­ My Place fo r Said, w ith crop, tw o ment. Choice location. Six blocks from needs? acres o f corn. 7,000 e g g plants and business portion. Inquire at The Herald office for particulars. "There Is nothing new under the sun" cucumbers In first class condition. For Sale— 22 5-4 ft compromise steam 20 minutes from p o s to ffic e , Fourth launch with G bp DuBrle engine. In useD street. W est side. W. R. Robbins, San­ months. Cabin seats 12. Cheap at $250 But none of the Goods under ford, Fla. For Rent—Five-room cottage, furnished Apply People's Bank. < our roof are OLD, and m N otice _ NEW and up-tO"date “ The Stunion family will not go away Arrival and Departure oF Mulls this summer. They will continue to run Effrctlve November Flftrenth. We don't charge anything for a their restaurant, as they have plenty of Arrive From North.........7 00 n. in.. 2 05 p. m , 5 40 ji. m. boarders, and will accommodutc all who -----Ûim C’ ùiid luv& llga'i« lie fore- — South .. -.r on xrni.-;2-35 p, m want 21 ureal* for-$4,------ —----- — lump« o n ly ................. - ....... tl 33 a. m. buying elsewhere Tlluivllle branch............. .‘..0 30 a. m . 5 40 p . m. — J. M. SnmoN, Prop. Oviedo branch...................... 10 30 a. m. Trltby branch............. ..7' 00 u! in, l 10 p, m, Restaurant, corner of Pu Inietto avenue Tavares branch ................ 11 03 a. m and First street. Laava For For Our Store YOUR Shoes, Furnishings A Name F or The New Park The Sanford Ball Association Isdesirous of naming the new ball park, and gallantly leave the selection to the Sanford ladled The one sending in the most euphonious cognomen for the park will receive a sea­ son ticket as n compliment of the asso­ ciation. The contest is open to all, and the names are to be sent In to The Her­ ald to be published eoch week. SA N FO R D ’ S E L E C T R IC P U N T North..........................2 23 p. in.. 0 00 p. m. South.........1 S3 p.m., 3 30 p, in.. POU p. m. Titusville branch.......... 0 30 a. m.. 2 23 p. in. Ovlrdobranch... . j f . ......... .......... 2 30j>, in. TrUby branch...i........ 1 45 p. in . 0 00 p. m. Tavarea branch............................. 2 10 j>. m. Branch trains dally escept Sunday; others dally. Cuss. K. lUssiNs, Postmaster. H. C. Hassihl Ass't Post..iastrr. H en ry M cLaulin JEW ELER MY SPECIALTIES Pickard's liund.Painled China Contract Has Been Let F or Erection Of The Building The long looked for and greatly needed electric light .plant. Tax- .Sanford will aoott be an assured fact. The contract was let this week to the Pope Contracting Co. for the building, which will be erected near the gas plant In the west end o f the city. The plain will be'most complete In every particular, and will give our city the best of service both day and night. Sanford has long needed this great improvement, and the fact that the work has been started will be most gratifying news to our citizens. Gorham's Sterling Silver Rogers’ Pluled Wore Elgin and Waltham Watches ALL GOODS GUARANTEED B O Y S ’ S U IT S D. L. Thrasher MRS. M. L. ALLEN Is one .street, but it you to cull and new and up-to-date M IL L IN E R she carries. * SA TIS FAC TIO N GUARANTEED *121v e'M e a Share of Y o u r Patronage Commercili Street Neir the Depot O ld 8 h p e s W anted. Boys’ Suits, latest styles and I ain again asking for OLD SHOES, shades, 3 to 17. Boy's Washable will give what they are worth Suits, 3 to 10, all styles. Bloomer SIZES, 6, 7, 8. 9. 10 II AND 15 Pants, 3 to 17. Boys' Fumishingsf Caps. Etc. All Under Price. 34t, A . E . Ir v in ’s Shoe S hop J. O. ANNO, ORLANDO Cor. 9rd St. and Sanford �COUNTY HAPPENINGS A Budget of In te re s tln i Items From Correspondents the dotting o f another term o f the Geneva school. We regret so much to sec the teachers, Miss Clark o f Oviedo and Miss Alien ot-Winter Garden, return to their homes. They have dooe their work well and conscientiously, and all hope to have them return in the fall. Rev. E. Lee Smith drove over from Long- T HE EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY wood on Saturday last to All his regular appointment at the Baptist church on Sunday. If You W a n t to B u y o r Boll CITY PROPERTY em clen t S ta ff o f Reportera Weekly Dr. Neal o f Sanford made a professional Covera the T e rrlto ry .fo r visit to Geneva last week, having been Tlte Herald OR TR U C K LA N D S called in consultation. Come and See Us Mrs. Ÿerkes ofTocksonvllle V vIshlrig her parents Mr. and Mrs. Huddleston. Hilly Grant is enjoying the comforts and pleasures of a new buggy. « OVIEDO OCCURRENCES The Florida Fish A Produce Co. have closed the Ashing in Lake'Harney for this season. Geo. Peters hastheflnest pineapple bed in this section. He only raises them for The most notable event of the past his owtf use, though will probably raise week was the Sunday School picnic which (or market later. was held on Friday at White's Wharf. By Rev. Saunders Is happy over the arrjval many the day was pleasantly spent in of a new permanent manly* vtitror at his ^ f d T va 3 ir o ^ W fT fr ffilltlr .tfiT pictur­ » J esque woodland while others collected In house. Miss Ramona McLain leaves this week groups and sat under the shade o f the trees for Amerlcus, Ga.. to visit her friend. Miss to indulge In qiilet social chat. By noon a Kittle Wells Sleg, and thence to Mncon, zest was given the appetite, when oil gatiiered round the bountful spend for Go., to visit the family o f her uncle. Special corrt*pendent to The Hersld. which Ovicde is so famed. The viands were of such variety and quality* as to ENTERPRISE ETCHINGS lenipt thepnlateof all lo v m u f good tilings Special Correspondence to The Herald:--- ~> to eat. in hlinriqus spirits and amid n Mrs. Hattie Brooks has purchased the burst of songs the merry party returned, property formerly known as the Voss HoUse conceding it to be opo of the most enjoyon-Main Street from Mr. John Sauls. Mrs. nble o f nil their picnics. Brooks will have the building repaired Mrs. and Mrs. Finch left Tuesday for and painted and use it for an Industrial their home in Hamlet N. C. Mr. and Mrs. School. Thjs and the Orphanage when Luther whom they have been.visitlng ac­ Anished will be quite Anc attraction for companied them ns far ns Orlando where Main Street. n stop of n few hours was made, during Last Saturday afternoon Mr. Brice of which interval Uiey secured an automo­ Geneva chartered the launch "Sophie” bile, Bpecding through tho city sight see­ and came over for the children nt the-firing nnrl #»«tpnrilnfl thplrJnurtoMnltlendr phanugc. They went to Sanford and . On their return Mr. and Mrs. Finch boardspent the afternoon at the park. ed the North bound train for N. C. ___ Rev. Campbell Gray of DeLand gave Miss Nellie King camo home from Stet­ the children o f his Sunday School there a son University for a brief visit to tier par­ May picnic here. ents returning again on Monday. A ll Saints church and rectory have Just _______ Services were conducted morning nfterreceived aTiew~coat or paint which 1mnoon and evening. Sunday, by the regular prove* its appearance very much. pastor Rev. McCall as the Initial step too Mr. Steads aunt Mrs. Powers of Miss., is revival, which is to continue throughout visiting him here She is staying at Mrs. the week. ... Geo. Counts. Our new sido walk is not only a joy to Mr. arid "Mrs. G. A. Palmer of Chicago pedestrian, but greallyenhnncestlie beau­ are expected here to-day to look niter ty of our village. Mr. J. H. Lee was chief­ their property. _______ s._____ — ly instrumental in getting the project Mr. Tanner and two grandsons, Roy Jor­ started and the work pushed to a comdan and Horace Allen of DeLand spent pletntlon ns far as the funds^on hand would, permit to build. Ho not only sup- last Saturday In town. ■--- BOARDING CELERY. SANFORD. FLA It Makes No Difference What You Want or Where^You Wont it WE H A V E IT and on Terms that are Right H O W A R D -P A C K A R D LAND COMPANY No S an d too D eep No H ill too Steep ____ crip tended thjL3M iK im Lcoatrihutttl' tha — :Mr».~RoWtJSon o f PnJmetro Ir lijr a o iv n . mart, The Ladies Club feel greatly indebt­ V isit to her daughter Mrs. Jos. W i i w ed to Mr. Lee for the kindly offer of his Miss Emma Tucker returned yesterday services and time In the matter as well from Stewart where she has been holding ns his liberal donation of the ninrl. a meeting.___— — — —— ---------Miss May Alexander Is a l'h o m e on a A large picnic crowd spent the day week-end visit to her parents expecting here last Thursday from Sanford and picto return to school on Monday. niccd at the Green Springs. PAOLA POINTS Sptclal Currei pondm i re to The Herald :. The spring o f 1000 seems to ^ e “ trying ilself" with the thermometer up to 88 one week nnd down to 60 the next. There is surely a delightfql uncertainty in regard to the wentjier. — Our-‘iocel" has been taken off and the summer schedule went intoeffect, Monday. Muy 3d, with one train only daily, except Sunday. Miss Frances Leak of Orlando it visiting In town. Our beautlfui'sliude trees put on their new spring dresses, with the usual trim­ mings, some tfme since, und now our pub­ lic buildings are being treated to new coats of paint, and when our walks are put in good order we will begin to think we are somebody. Miss Carrie Balsley, formerly of this When you wish to buy The Sanford Her old, a Stetson hat, Sanford celery, a Butterick pattern, a package of Quaker oats or a can of Royal baking powder, would you feel satisfied if your dealer should send you some otliq* brand for the same money, claiming that it was "just as giAxlT” When you put down your nickel for a bottle of coca-coin, will you expect cocacola or some other "just as good” Imita­ tion T ! .. No real good article has ^ever been put on the market, that there were dot imita­ tions made after it, and the more ¿m ira­ tions there are. the better is the guaran­ tee for the wholcsomeness o f the original, and also there was never an imitation made to equal the origiual > There have been on the market more than two hundred roladrlnkf, juid. wlml- T H E JAC K SO N CARS A . E. H IL L , A g en t Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, Cauliflowers, etc., etc., in Sanford, pays I Sell the Land—Your Brains. Moqey. nnd - — •-------------- Mastics Mnkta Hie Crop 'nnd the'Profit _______ . her old home. She Is now taking the Nor- but imitations o f coca^ohuxying Uuirofll inai-eourstmt Stetson University. from the tremendous favor coca-cola has Miss Icenliour of Twin Lakes, one of our with the public, on account of its superior winter residents, left for her northern qualities. hnmp Ifk (!nlumlutt tSAt WSSk ’ Talk about cocaine In coCd^cola, the state chemist of nearly every state and the de­ —Wanted— a good hard road botweenPapartment of agriculture have allpranounced ola und Sanford. it pure, with not a trace of cocaine, nnd GENEVA GLEANINGS. only about one-third u much caffeine to 8pectll Corrcipondtnce U>Th* Herald: the bottle as a cup of strong coffee con­ Memorial exercises were held April 20, tains. ut the cemetery. Rev. McCall had been Dr. Abbot, state chemist of Texas last invited to make an address, but being Tear, «aid that out o f eight twin drtnkaexphysically unable, short talks were made umined by him, coca-cola was the only by Messrs Baker and Doane. which were one without cocaine or artificial sweetenInstructive and appropriate. Mrs. Robin­ son read a piece which was enjoyed by aU Therefore, If you want what you pay for, present The choir sang, and then Aowers when you call for a bottle of coca-cola, be were (Hit upon the graves by the school sure and inspect the crown or bottle for the well-known trade-mark, and do not al­ The Ladies' Society was entertained on low him to paba-eff-sem ething on you Thursday last by Mrs. John Adams olh ef which lie can probably buy for less money. pleasant horn* on Buok,Loke. This 1s-an •Get the 'iièriu lh e.-" ' * ideal place for a restful home. Mrs, Adams Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Is a charming hostess, having such a lovS. Runge, Sec. and Treat. Refreshments were able disposition. served, acid all reluctantly said goodby. There will be • big picnic at ^Geneva i4-1'* * dock on Lake Harney. Saturday, May 8th. rafTlgara to which everybody It Invited. This marks Wilson's. IM P R O V E D -IR R IG A T E D ■ F lo w in g F A R M S --U N G L E A R E D LANDS W e lls on Celery Delta and other;Desirable Tracts in Blocks to suit Purclmser. W H IT N E R A ll Prices and descriptions upon request. First National .Bank Building �fv v - w .. fay J , 1909 _ _ - IVjy« -s. ¡w ?; to *re •A*. V - t ill THE SANFORD HERALD t » iinii wny mullí Un»? to Rtntlnn yard« o f excavation/ estimated nt 1125,85,1 »%'ä —. ^ r ïis ;. ••••"•* "''4» -stiîrsicd »«•«•••••** •• -•«% f avivwi I (lu ll E9* ihrncr ansi« rlaljt 10 tlrgrees to Clwirlm» Aï îïu.vû. h e h o u s e w if e incut_____ i r l i zx npffroi « tliimted cost of this section, $145.86. Uotlom, 4 ft.; slope. 1 to I. H i l i o n 7* and thon, terminato In tho to Minead Fowl «n -T a o ft: Section 00.—Is 1600 feet Jong—from Rations Far the Bog Layara. Station - T8- t0- 80 *ftnd consists .of 2664 Remove from tho bonea all the meat Ont o f the beat dry maab feed* that ' t ì o u Vb— I« 400 reel Ions from BU- cubic yards o f excavation estimated at ___ ________^ __ winter ___ __ tlonT* «o 76_.nU e o n iU ia d M e u b lé tSM.lO, Clearing estimated at $80.00. on-either cold roaat or boiled f o w l a . can possibly _be ___________ fed to bens fur ‘ L°Ä. of excavation estlmnted al $»$.08. Total estimated cost o f this section, Cieuu Jt from the akin and keepc o r - ; 9gg production Consists of the followt ó r n i estimated at 140 00. Estimated 1471.10. Bottom width. 3 ft.; slope 1 to 1. . erttl from the air until roady for use. mg; T w o hundred pounda good wheat è l i cost Iona from le c tio n SI.— Is 2600 feet long from Boll the bone, and akin with three- j bran 100 pouudi good wheat midStation 60 to 26 and consists or 3000 0¿* 10° yards l ° f V íó a v n t fon "è"t*mntcd 2nt cubic yards o f excavation, estimated ut fourths o f a pint o f water until re- tilings, 100 pounds good cornmenl, 100 S iit lA Clearing estimated at Itn.oo. 1460.00. Clearing estimated at f80.ou. duerd quite half. Btrnlu the gravy | pounds linseed oil meal, 100 pounds Station 65 chango 3 feet to 4 f e e t on bnt- Total estimated cost o f this section. SS, Extra excavation 600 cubic yard« 1630.00. Bottom width, 2 ft.; slope, i and let It cool. Next, having skimmed « gluten meal, 100 pounds beef •crap, at 110.0*0. Tbtnl estimated cost o f this to 1. off the fat. put It Into a clean naure* ^Clean a apace In the floor nnd place • Section 92.— Is 2600 feet long from pan with half a cup o f crenm ®bd .la y e r o f this feedL iheu-anotbep-layer Station 26 to "O " and consists of 177 U *l g¡ictÍoa8n — is 1600 feet' long from B#cuuu « 60 to 16. and consists n o ff I7rt3 4ill 8. cubic yards of cxcavatiun estimated esumateli nt m three t a b le s p o o n fu W f . b U t t e t - m U e .1 o n , (Vp anti oo on until all la used; then ..hie vnrds of excavation estimated nt I Ï 66.60. Clearing estimami uL_18U.uu^ «hovel aud thoroughly JJPwt . estimata»!—at—jw u i»•ìli U clearing rtearlng-eatlm ftlsd-at-fta.u e -Totst—estimated COBI' 5 f this section. with- * tablespoonful o f flour. Keep tage „ ¿íntion 126 00 »culvert crossing St. Qer- $346.60. Bottom width, 3 ft.: slope. I them stirred until they ball. Then u ju , says the Indiana Fnrmer. Keep frmlrs Avenue. $76.00. H. I». (changing), to 1. all the Totnl estimateli cost of Monroe limitali put In the fowl finely minced, with (hl8 Iunsb dry befura them «ustión 4$ cnisslng Malaria Avenue nt Monroe Htntlon *100.00. Total estimated Ditch, NO. 20: three bard boiled eggs, chopped, and {|me in automatic feed boxru. T o this Totnl rsllmnted cost of excavation, î S ï 'S f lilla section. $«99.48. Biatlon 48 ■uWclent stilt uud i»epi»er to aenmm. a(j j clover hay and green vegetables. change 2 ft- to 3 ft. on bottom: 46 de- $1239.46. Estimated cost o f clearing. $200.00. Btmke the mince over Ibe lire until such ns cabbage, mangels aud turnips. Engineering, 76.00. « r2 a t l s r 7íb—Is 2600 feet long front Just ready to serve, Dish It over hot Also for each 100 birds feed two Totnl estlmuted cost of diteli No. ?C„ Rtstlon 26 to "O" nnd consists o f 1160 toast and serve. cubic yards of excavation estimated nt $1674.45. quarts o f wheat lu the morning and txii 60 Total estimated cost o f cicor­ the same at noon and two quarta o f ie* lió 00. Totnl estimated cost or this R ep a irin g W in d o w Shads*. Hoblnson-WUson Ditch, Ho. 37. ■ircilim. 1363.60. Stntlbn 6 change i shelled corn at -4 o'clock In the even­ Heglnnlng at Htntlon "O" at the N. R. fini to 2 feel on bottom: 46 drgree slope. When window shades begin $0 look ing. Keep plenty o f warm water be­ corner o f the N. W. 1 $ Section 3U . TownTotal estimateli cost of Halford Mitch. ship 19, Bouth Itnngc 30 bitst; thence ■hnbhy around the bottom It Is not fore them all the time, as cold, chilly. ICn 221 Total estimatoti cost o f excavation. edstcrly 9400 feet to the Monroe Hrtiuen necessary to throw them away. Tha dltcli nt the N. K.-corner of I » t 85. Hi Joseph's nnd there terminates, being on curtain' should lie tnken off Jhc roller ** FM I mated cost o f clearing. »inn.OO. t £stliiiatl-Ä««W|U WÍ- .{»ÜllÄtt*. culverts. a line between HeCtlous 21 and 28,-awld and 1 he hem lu the iiottom rljiped out. Tankage F o r-H o g s. township nnd range, and consists of The curtain should thru he put back four sections I. e., 93, 94, 96 nnd 96. »¡¡Stira excavating. 120.nil. The Ohio station In a feeding experi­ Bsctlon 93—Is 1900 feet long from on the roller with the worn edge at ment fed tankage to hogs following S T Ä h T c o « o f Mitel. No. 2: Htntlon 94 to 76 nnd consists of 27uo cubic yards o f excuvntlon estimated at the top—that Is, uesrest the roller—and cattle. Koch lot bnd seven stevra. ______ • 11113.40. $106.00 and clearing estimated at $130.. the other edge should be neatly hem­ Lots 1 and 8 received corn., cot­ 00. Totnl estimated cost o f this sec­ Bspp Bsnltaky Dltob Vo. 33. Beginning nt Third St. nt the Internee- tion $636.00. 3 ft. bottom width, 1 to l med nnd flttt*d up w llh a stick. Then» tonseed meal, stover, mixed hay and • Hon of A. C. K Hy Section 10. 'J’own- slope. are a great many windows In every sling*-. I Aits 4 and’ 0 received the Bsctlon 96.— Is 2600 feet long from ■1,1,1 I». South Hange 30 East, lit Biniteli "O-1 In raltpny ditch: then.-» wlti, sani Station 76 to 60 nnd consists of aim home where the curtains arc never »a 111» ration except sllnge, Th e hogs —fstia-av1to- Hunkorhlll Avenue when it chic yards o f excnvatlon estimated t. pulled all the way down to tho bot­ in ift t iT T "auif JL-recelved a third o f Intersects Isnld mllwny tiltClU-.lhonce »460.00 nnddcnrtnK estimated at#» 130,- tom. and the worn part In this ense a pound o f tauknge dally per head In 00r—TntnPrBlIhmlcd cost o f thin sec­ - norll.*nnl with ghie tlWreof to thè B. K. corner o f Mot tion $670.00. Dottom Width, 2 ft.; slop« will hardly ever show. addition to what they could glean. il: thence nngle west olona laits 13. 12 I to I. The flrat sixty days three hogs were Bsctlon .98— Is 2500 feet long from Il |0 » and 8 to thè A. C. I* Tight of wsy diteli: thence nortliwnrd wlth un es- Station 60 to 25 nnd consists o f 43») Correct Method of Darning. In each lot: the last flfty-six days four - tsbllshed wsler- oourse «cross thè-Intuì cu b ic y a ftil o f excavation estimated nt , Always leave a email loop o f the umalli'r hogs replaced the first set. of lami« Hnpp and Mr. Aldrldgc nnd ter- $446.00. Clearing estimated nt $111.00. mlnatlng nt Lnke Monroe. eonslstlng of Totnl estltnutod cost of this section, thread at each end when darning a The gulu o f . the hogs receiving tank­ »794.00. Hottnni'width 2 ft.: slope 1 hole to ullow fo r the shrinking o f the Jhre« sectlons. I. f., 71, 80 nrur&l. age was 1,230 pounds; the gain o f the •sctlou 79.— Is 2300 feci long froin to »,' Bsctlon 96— Is 2800 feet long from mending cotton when (he stocking Is hogs not receiving tankage was N08, a Htntlon 73 to 60 and conslsts or 3tu -cul,le varila nf excnvntlon estimateti nt Htntlon 25 to “O" and consist9 of 320U washed. Hun the darning cotton or difference o f 422 isiuuda. The Jotul $160 00. ATIcarlng estimateli nt $100.00 v it bio ynrds o f excavation, estimated nt Totnl csllmntcd cost o f thls sootlni- $482.00. Clearing estimated lit $95.00. yam half nn Inch beyond the bole on amount o f tnnkagv fed was 2AP.5 Total esllmnted cost of this section, $660.00. Hot Inni wldtll. 2 feci; Stop«’ t $577.00. Hottem width. I fl.; slope.1 each side: cover the hole with threads IMiuiuls. That would cost at $43 n ton that are run closely together nnd not jiflitf».— The_extra-purk,-432: la m m lm '"(Uctlon 80.— Is 2600 feet long from to t. Total estimated eost nf Itohlnnon-WII. drawn tovt (lc liL-umr tlie-tiam lng hnltr station 60 to 26 and consiste o f 4C0IT cunts, would be $23.32. son Ditch. No. 27:____ __________________ rutile vnnls of i-xcnvntlon estimateti li -Totnl—eslImnTtil cost or exrnvnllnn Then cross these threads In the regu­ I6S4.RO. rMenrlns nstlmnt.-.t ni I12U.ÌU'“l.ilal OMIhialed* eost nf tllls sectlon $1982.00. lar darning style. N o w run the needle .jh « Weanling Colt. Clearing, 46.60. IÌ0G.60. Ilottom, 2 feet: slope I tn 1. n short illstAWe armimi the darn.willi---- a - clone -and—irgntnrTölUiecl I«m Engineering. $70.00. Btctlon 81— Is 2500 feet long fruir Totnl cstlmalmLcuat—uf-Pitch—Nft-TTr the inutldlng cotton, and tho stocking1tween the oats bln aud the coll stall Is KtntlOll 26 tu "O” and oouslsls ofZKOO nuH.«»M in H n »-i«itlim it‘‘d ili -$2507.n0. will uot draw and tear about the tuend» always marked with the best results. $360.00. Clearing estimateli al lio.ijfi Total estlmated cosi o f Ibis sectlon, I'd hole. If there Is any desire lo save outs, the Ooldsboro Diteli Ho. 30. $310.(10. o|dcr_Imrmea had l»etter—lar-sklmped Iloglnnlng nt thè Intersectlon of MulTotal estimateli cosi nf Itnpp I'Ilc borry Avellile and floliN lioro Hi.. Uicnec. ----- ------------M u lU ti B ottsrm llk.--------No. 23: rallier (huit the colts. It Is Indeed a T u lli! e s tim a te li r o s i n f ■’ XOnVa.UnK- Aviti» »a»ld-S tre e t' rastWTVTiT”un ine tiortl One quart wf buttermilk, one round­ shiftless volt that will uot produce side o f 'A . C. L. righi of wny diteli, ---- frttmttr.---------■ Est Ima teil cosi b f clearing, culverts. thence rxirthensterly wlth sald line to ed tublcHpoonful of flour, two rounded results as evidenced In a sturdy frame the c u b i line o f Poplnr AVenue, tlienre Inblespootifuls of granulated sugar. ‘ Mr., »2*0.00. „• . uml conspicuous muscle, on u regular northw-ard w-lth salii Avellile on guttir Knglneerlng. $60.00. line thiufc o f 'to the hranrli west fork nf Hour the buttermilk Into, kfi enameled feed of nats and possibly u little bran, T u lli I cosi of thls illtrh. $1704.50. Cloud Creek, thence Wlth thè. i»»4>Minter- wtttiicpan and put on the range to boll. the amount to be such ns will always Ings of Rilld diteli, ilcepenlng, wldcnlng Bt. Josephs Diteli. Ho. 36. I'poii boiling add the following mix­ leave with him a taste for more. The ftegtnnliur ni Biatlon "O " at the H nnd strnlghteulng thè sana- lo MI) W. corner o f l.ot 3. Mike Smith’s sub- Creek, a dlslance nf 8000 feet. couslHt. ture: Hrenk an egg Into a bowl and only promise of flrat class draft quali­ tilt Islon No. 1, In Section 27. Township Ing of folli' sectlons, I. e., 07, 98. 99 nnd bent until light and foamy, nvld the ties lu the'grow n horse Is nu ample e' 19. Sonili Hange 30 East, ami mulling 100. Bsction 97—Tu 500 feet. long from Hln- sugar, then the flour, stirring until frame well tilled out In all parts In the tinrlh on the east side o f Monroe Ave­ nue following an old ii|>rn diteli t<> tie tbui 80 to-76 nnd conslsts of suo cubie smooth, and pour Into the boiling but­ Colt. Buuh a youngster Is nil ml red by south side of the A- C. L right nf way ynrds of excavntlon. estinintcd al »Ilo to Station «4 -4 : thence N. 'V. with 00. Clearing estlmntcd nt $100.00. To- termilk, stirring rapidly to prevent' all aud when grown fotuhe* the high said right o f vvny to Htntlon iti - 90: tal estimateli cost of Ibis sectlon. $22» thence said right angles crossing sab’ 00. 3 ft. hot toni Wldth; Miope. Hj lo ! scorching. Roll up once, remove from drice. Hut be cannot -bo brought*--to Bsction 98— I n 2600 feet long fro thojl rc and nerve- hot-or- Iced, as pn*- thU*stsge by accident.—Homestead. mllwny tracks and buck to the west r>(;i(imi 75 $u m vu.Jiilil- ìumm tu ¿(L_uiul— lumaint"—nf SWJC ferrad. side of Monroe Avenue extension. Sta- Station ll- <>r -excavation, ....... “’ ~~i estimatevi nt Il»n 67 -.60: llioaee-north—wdtli said » t v T rititi) “yivrits 711 Untloa Vo Htntlon Ktftniul, there termi- $760.00. Cien rin g estim a ti’ed ut »200.0 ■ How to Control San Jot* Seals. - nate |n n cypress s vvijbdv-àt ijiki* Mon­ T o ln l esllm ated cost nf thls scBtlnn, Rubber Shod Rocking Chair, About the beat and first thing that roe, i L'iislsling o f folirJ|Se*?7»ins. I. e., HJ, $960.00. 2 -ft. tiottom wldth: Slope l ' t A western Inventor has devised n should 'be done with hii orchard that to 1. I». kAKrul 86. '¥ Bsction 99— I h 2500 feet long from pneumatic shoe or trend, which mny Is Infested with settle Is to cut out and Btctlon 83— Is 900 feel long from Ht i lb.a M to 76 nnd consists of 2<>2 ruble Htntlon 50 tn 26 nnd conslsts of 43'i ynrds of excavation estimated at $30.30 cubie ynrds o f excavntlon esllmated nt lie applied to the*rockers of a clmlr. so remove nlT the dead and unnecessary Fb-urlng estlnmled at g in.on. iTolal »648.00. (Mearlng estlmated ut $Ur..n as Tit render the motion of the chair wood, says Farm aud Fireside. This rMbaiited cost nf this section. $G0.30 Total ctiliiuuted cost OT thls sectlon, easy and noiseless and prevent' creep­ Is csjieclullj' true with old orchards HIo|n*. I to l: 3 foot bottom wldtHr---- - txranffi. 2 ft. bottoni wblth; slope , Section 83.—--1B- 2C00 feet long from ts 1, ing and damage to the floor and walls thill have much wood lu the tops. Aft­ Bsction IOO— Is 2600 feet long frolli Station 76 to 50 nnd consists nf 2522 er (tils part of the work has boon done 25 lo "O" nnd rotislHtH of 33'i cubic yards o f excavation estlmated al Statimi 81 Clenrlag estimated ut $30.00. Total coble ya n ls o f excavntlon, i-Hllniiiti‘<bni and the brush been removed and burn­ Total estimated cost of this s-ctlon,, $196.50. C learin g estim ated nt $ ll».0 u ed some kind of spray should be ap­ $103.30. Station 61. 2 ft. bottom: Sta- T o ta l estlinntctl cost o f tills serti)' $606.60. linttoui width. I f t . : slope Wt (bin 63, 3 ft. on bottom; 1 to 1 slope. plied that will destroy the pevtsT Section 04.— Is 2600 feet Jong from to t. The II1110 sulphur wash la the remedy T o ta l estim ated cost O oldsboro 1>11• I Simian 60 to 25 und consists o f 1876 — — ------—r that Is most used for the control of the ruble yards of excavation estimated ut. No. 28: T o ta l i’ Stlninted cost o f excavation. $281.40. Estimated COBI o f clearing. $30. st ale. It Is safe and cheap and when Oo. Totnl estimateli cost o f this section, »2011.50. ■>T o ta l estim ated east of clearing. applied pro|»erly la effective. Tills $311.411. 2 fl. bottom; I to I slope. . • Btctlon 85.— Is -jr.nn feel long from $676.00. remedy lias much value as a fungicide, Engineering. $40.00. Station 25 to "O” alld consists o f 2198 beside lielng n scale destroyer. -st boated v>t*»l sif D iteli «NtJ.- 287 rotile yards of excavation estimateti at Tobtl m . 13Î3.ÏU— Choi lag estlnmled 111 IMUlo $2619.60. ime colvert. Ht. (lertrude'a Averne', 15 The hid» will Is- received u|s»n rich section at Faadlng Fowls In W ln ta r. , im i . $16.00. Tolnl estlmate<rSo)n-of ibis or ti|s»n rmii rvimplrtr and separate Im­ section. $384.70. 2 ft. bottom width: tabulated For the best results you. must give provement or upon all of the work included ill the 1 lo I slope. a» a whole. your fowls warm, dry, comfortable Tolnl, estimated cost o f Bt. Joseph's Jiilrlct A cerlllled check for ten percent of the ettlmatrd Dllchr No. 24. quarters and feed them regularly, giv­ amount of iurh Improvement hid mutt accompany Total pstlmntid cost of excavation, etch hid to »how good faith hy the contractor or ing fur breakfast a warm uiush, with 11019.70. > - - -* SalJ amount to tie returnrd upon tr­ Total estimated c*)st o f clearing, $lurt.. rontractort. 0110 ounce of cut bono fpr eueb bon. SO IS XL BIS UOCXEH. ie. ie«l hid» or upon execution of contract. Sucrettfol bidder» will Is- required to rnler into bond and (live them all the finely cut hay or P.MImntcd cost of culvert, $45.00. contract for faithful performance of work for the o f the apartment or to the furniture . Engineering, $60.00. clover they will eat. Keep vegetables toial amount of work, within five day» lime from with whteh the rocker may eorne lu Total estimated cosi $1221.10. dale of tale or forfeit omiunt drtxtthed. of various kinds before them and feed . Said work to be paid lor lit ca»h a» the work pro- contact. The shoes may be applied to them corn or wheat before they vo to grettro, 25 percent l»elng retained until completed, Btsnstrora Dltcb, Ho. »5. the rocker« Irrespective o f their width roost, about one pint to twenty bens. Hegtunlng ul Htntlon "O " H. \v. corner when a »ettlemenl will lw made in full. or form, aud each shoe Is formed with Klglit 1» r«*»ef vetl to reject any or all hid». hol St, M M. Bmlth's sub-dlvlslon No. 3 Il>-order of the Liard of county commiuioncr» a buut|)«r nt the rear end, which dur­ Keep a supply of sharp grit always be­ jfjellon 28, Tow-nshlp I ••, Stillh Itaugr Thlrly-uiie <31 ) East, thence north on of Orange county. Fla. A »® ing excessive baekwurd movement o f fore them and furulsh them with fresh IPM. KOIIINSON. Clerk. wist stile of Htenstriim Av»uue to HtaAddreu all hid» lo 11 M. Kohinton. Clerk of the the chair will engage the floor and drinking water at all times, aud you tlon CI -70 on tho South slde o f Monroe Avenue; ihcneo salii righi ungles_«-nst Circuit Court. Orlando, fin. thus prevent- overturning;- »ctetntnclUutproût lu^u »*n Uxwinter. -glttllg-i^nul, sldeeof MnnrW AV rnii to oLatlon 75 on cast slde of Monroe AveAmerican. "P ru n in g Pr»jlt Tress. Iherc 1nte|-sectlng the Monroe■• ‘l, ^ y . P n r n.ir of Urt-APJn the pruning of fruit trees the ob­ T h e Bowing Maohlno N so d ls.. *." V. Jmv IjJ1-»UU.U1 Vision -conststlng nt Hotel r ie rk — 1 found tho “ Not to Be ------- I. «... 86, 87 and 88. Be aure that your sewing machine ject Is tu obtain tbe greatest amount Bsctlon 88 —Is 2600 feet long fn>m Used Except In Case o f F ltV ’ placard needle la uot blunt" 1/ you want to o f hearing wood arranged lu a con­ MMlon 76 to 60 und consista of elio those college l>oya stole out o f the cor­ Therefore we prune •VI*. - 7*rd« of exmvntlnn estlmated nt avoid trouble In the start. Especially venient form. 1W*‘ «; Clearing estlmnted nt $80.00 ridor. Munnger—Where? Clerk—Th ey’d when atltcblug silks la It ueceaaary to to obtain a low, open beaded yet com­ «Mculvart Monroe Avenue, 16 ft. «pan, nailed It up over the coal bln.—Boston Ito.üO. Totnl estlmated cost of tlils take particular notice that the ueedle pact tree. A low bonded tree bears •eetlun, $46,6.60. 8 feet nn bottoni, 46 Transcript. la floe and sharp, and It U better to tbe fruit lu u more convenient form degrer slope. . com m *pct_Jiltll_*-new _onu_ai»d-$aka fur picking. An open beaded tree by *7.—Is 2600 feet long frnin nlutlon 6n to 26 and conslsts o f 2760 Qrltty. no chances If you don't waut to r^ln a letting In tbe auullgbt obtains an Ì V!'ip» J “ film-ut «xeisvat Inn, estima t cd uT F ifty mllea an hour! Are yon good new piece o f taffeta.' It ts Just earlier aud evener ripening o f the 'V , Clearing hstlrasted nl *8oou. t j» ? « „•’■•i " ' * ted cost o f thls sectlon, brave?" She (sw allowing another pint as bad for the needle to be ruaty, and fruit. Pruning o f a fru it tree insure« MW.60. j iMittom; slope 46 degr«»*s. the throwing out o f younger fru it bearBsetlon 88—Is 2600 Teel long fron» o f d 0 «t)—Ten, dear; I ’ m full o f grit.— any ei|»eiieuced seamstress will tell' lug brnnehee.—W allace'! Fnrmer. «U Ion 26 to -O" nnd consista or 2141 Chicago News. you not to economise In needles. •Vìi0. °r excsvstlon, est Ima teil al D3 ß? ’ •■•earlng estlmated nt $30.00. Warbles In Cettle. Aristecratle Fowls. r» Oertrude'« Avenue. 16 Froge* Legs Fried. -— . t.r iJ','1'1' $46.00. Total estimatevi cost Warbles are also called gruba and "D o animals have their social cus­ The green marsh frogs furnish The S,r ‘nw. »ectlon. $391.16. Rtntlon 21 wolves, says Hoard's Dntrymnn. They «lots.** **■ *° * fl on botte*'). 46 degree toms and Institutions?” beat bams, as they are more tender 'T presume so. I have no doubt that and have leas o f the strong, muddy appear on the hack and sometimes on DlterNoCHÌ8maled C° * 1 S*fn* tro,n the g e e s e ’ bave their descendants o f flafor. They «re generally liked fried. tho sides o f cattle, causing elevations 11045*5 *** mi,w* Cül,t excavutlon, tho cacklera who saved Borne.” —l*uck. Tate off the feet and truss them by or bunches resembling email 'abytipt tumore. Bqueeae.thtuH M il with.yuur -S t r ia r . $iso.oo. Inserting the stump along the akin of thumb and fingers nnd destroy thè r;«t limi teil cost of culverts, $90.07». ' H I. S p e v le lty ,^ . . ^ — ttigj other leg, ' ru t ’ them, with M il, Engineering. »40.00. VTIUB to $U pepper and lemon Juice, to steep fo r whits grub by Are and wash the cavity T hat new gardener aoema Ji2».jll,|‘j$UititHsl ■— t 's f iinctr Tfrt. Sf. " "Friend—1 1 (bonite an hour, then drain and roll In flour, w ith a solution o f craolln or any o f tbe be a very bard worker. Bubuf coal tar preparations. —Yea, that's his apeclalty. F•'Nand( then la beaten egg and lu fine breadMonroe Branch D ltcb, H o. 8 «. What? Working? Suburbanite—No, ■u. Htntlnn “O1 north crumbs. Fry to a light brown in hot -me *of» nin* Hl ON.tru(,e., A> 1 on the 2,7*4.®* HC Oertrude'a Avenue and the seeming to.—Tow n Topics. Time’s Changes. f i t , Berra with fried parsley. •‘'uljn-ast c o m e r Lot 9». Ht. IJoseph's Tho captain was receiving the new i f , Bouth Hanse II lT I - , Township 19, middy. . . f.-**1- thenwi north on on the the west west side Oil ef, Bergsm tt — ¡¡¿..■••Pburn Horn] following the meanA W ireless O perator. ”Wey, boy. 1 U old sto ry .'I suppose— The world's «apply of oil of berga­ Sm .r*“ . ° L *he old established w ater Uppton—You U v e Jk-PCH. U h y . U Ä7. »»« inencQ nunuwrpi mot comet from.* comparatively small ¡ • . . '• • f r i ê i croHRlnif o ld n n rr o w .ffu m i* your. liousc- 1~ jur. Louse, I- hoar. hnnr. Downlug—Oran Downlug-Qreati »oh, no, «Ir." piped tU boy, "that's frllraati gratia to station 90; terminal Ing part o f Calabria, In tha extrsms nonti» guns! And w e live four miles apart I til altered since your day."—London /oh uX l«qltn Monroe-eonalstlng or o f i U l y , fr o n tin g • • th o s tra it o f M e*<»ur sect|on,. , e . 89. 9b. 91 unti II. I had no Idea any one could hear him Newa. s-rTT®1** 89j—Is 1600 feet long from t U t distance).—Judge. ^lAllon 90 to 7$ and consists of 13$ oublc POR T *¡ I 1 1 1 mm ■ II. R HINTS FOR FARMERS ALL AROUND FLORIDA The General News of “The Land of flo w e rs " C U LLED f ROM THE STATE PRESS Aq Epitome o f (he W eek'* M O Il Im portant Happenings In (he S (a(e't Domain. Mrs. A.H. Hull of Wnukeennhcommitted suicide by shooting, April 2 8 . ------- -' Ex-Gov. Jennings hns been employed by the state authorities to assist Attorney General Trammell In the suit of Peters against the Internal Improvement Trus­ tees, nt a fee of $1,000. Careless hnndllng of gasoline in Tampa Inst Friday caused Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. Kelley to he severely burned, and their furHU the irnii without turning out the flame. Tampa is to have a wireless telephone station, to he located on top of the DeSoto hotel. Hal Bcnn o f .Tampa, who once rode on nn elephant's head In a circus street pa­ rade in thnt city n few years ago, hat been appointed United States boiler In­ spector for Snn Juan, Porto Rico. - Wm. H. Daugherty hns been appointed postmnster of Avon Park to succeed Miss M. W. Sargent. The bodies o f soldiers burled at Eginont Key are to be removed to the national cemetery at St. Augustine. Considerable excitement has prevailed In Tampa of Iat6 owing to the discovery that dairy cows nnd lboxe-belomtlnti-to— private individuals, hnve been feeding on decayed vegetables nnd miscellaneous refuse dumped in a piece of marshy land, H-of-which mlghtTcml to cause un eptdentlc of typhoid fever. In Nashville, Tenn., Inst week a statue of Sam Davis, the Confolerate scuilt wliadied rather thnit betray friends, was un­ veiled and dedicated to his memory. Four-yenr-olti Dorothy Moritz was at­ tacked one day last week by n large housecat nnd severely bitten and scratched. Her brother, seven years old, came to her rescue and tfie cut attacked him. Mrs. Moritz hearing the screams of her chil­ dren. seized u revolver and rushed to their aid. A neighboring gentleman took the guu nnd killed the cal, which Is believed to Iuhw been mnd: Doctors wcrtT cnlleil un4«the wounds cauterized, nnd no serious results are anticipated. This is the first . accident of the kind thnt has hnppened in Tampa In years. Dorothy is known ns "the incubator hnliy," having been nour­ ished for soma time in un Incubator nfter- *hirth. — ' The greatest clock in Florldu Is to .he ptneed in the tower of Y. Pcndn»& Alvurez’ cigar factory ut WestTumpa. It will he 120 feet ubove^he street and have a dial thirty feet in circumference. Pensacola was hit by tht^ southwest storm that swept uswurth through several of the southern states Inst week. A num­ ber of vessels were damaged., Iiuuses un. roofefT'uiul trees nntl frnccs blown down. The British steamer Coyn from Peru was in harbor at Pensacola last week with u cargo of silver ore and nitrate ofsodn. the latter for Pensacola nnd the former for New York. ‘ • One of the lurgest real estate deals ever made in Gnlnesville was consummated*^ last week, when Major W. K. Thomas pur­ chase the entire interests of the InteC.W. Chase which includes the greuler |»orllon of the northeastern portion of thevity. The First Baptist clmri-Ji of Jacksonville was dedicated lust Sunday. The church debt of about $10,000 has been puld. TSTumBbrcounty weiii dry" nt jlie'efen. iron, Monday, Morton Riddle of Jacksonville hns been appointed a colonel oil the staff, of Gov. Gilchrist. Thé schooner George Muy, Jacksonville to Philadeliiltin, was picked up water­ logged at sea this week, by tlie- steamer Tocantins and towed into Baltimore. A large excursion party from Montgom­ ery, Alabama will arrive in Tumpu next Monday. The excursion will be run in three sections over the Coast Line. Incendiary tires have been frequent of latein severalpurtsof the state. A recent one was that of a saloon in Tampa owned by Robert Mugge. Weaver's steam laundry in Gainesville was destroyed by fire Sunday. Name For The Ball Park • The following names have been handed in and The Herald will publish the list until the season opens. The names of tbe young ladles will be kept secret until the contest has been decided. Every Sanford lady should assist in naming the tint I ---f n r l !■) yqftf I'«n u In The Herald. West Park. Celery City Diamond. Diamond Park. I �THE SANrORD HERALD ASPHALT IN ROCK ROADS. r»w •mjn « l fl n»tii o u g g w t n rw* in i MOTHER’ S DAY PROCLAMATION It* * * * FROM MACARONI D H l l l i Governor Recommends That Sunday • U m of Motor Car*. Next Be Observed . Statea that ara eonsidertag good Governor Gilchrist has issued thefoUow _____r e * d a * w llksly to. be Interested In Iba Ing official proclamation: suggestions recently mado In Wash­ The attention o f the people of the State ington by A m i! L. Barber, who baa spent Lis life In the asphalt business. o f Florida Is invited to the beautiful cus­ I f H la at all feasible It would apply tom,-Inaugurated In many o f the other chiefly In thickly settled districts, and states, o f paylngspcclal tribute on at least especially In the vicinity o f cities, one day In the year to the best friend of where motor cars, as In Jackson coun­ each and every one of us— our Mother. ty, M o„ are beginning to w ear out the Therefore, I, Albert W. Gilchrist, Govern highways. or of the State of Florida, do hereby degig Macadam haa not stood up under the tremendous grinding o f the heavy, note and proclaim Sunday, May 9,1909, high speed cars, and tho Masaachu as Mother's Day, and recommend that It setts highway commission and the be observed as such In all the homes one federal government are conducting ex­ churches by the people o f this state. periments to And a substitute. Mother's day ahpuld ren llyb e e very d a y i n Mr. Barber's suggestion, made at the1 the y-nr. On rhïtf particular day It Is re annual meeting o f the Independent A s­ commended that the custom observed in phalt Association In Washington, Is other states be followed by each person thnt the problem could be golved by laying a strip o f asphalt In the*m!ddle wearing a white carnation—"its Whiteness o f a macadam road. Taking the aver­ standing for purity, Its form for beauty, age cost o? making n sixteen foot mac­ fragrance for love, its wide flcld for chari­ adam .roadway at ITIO.OOO a mile, Mr. ty. and its lasting quality for faithfulness Bnrber estimated the total coat o f a — all being o true mother’s virtues.' sixteen foot rood w ith a six foot atrip In those portions of the state In which > r*-*o rA sp h a lt lifth e middle at about $18,* there are no carnations now in bloom, It Is 000 a mile, an Increase o f 80 per cen t _ recommended that the white rose be used "IldrsoB can be driven on the man-* adorn, as now, I f desired,” Mr.vBarber Instead, the rose being universally recog­ said. “ Motor cars when the rbad la nized ns the queen of all flowers. It also clear w ill have an Ideal surface In the possesses the characteristics o f the carna­ middle, equnl to a billiard table, with tion. no ruts or tamps to look oat for. When It is recommended thnt the various ■---- - tho cars meet they may slow down churches arrange a suitable program for and turn out so as to run upon the Mother's Day, Sunday, May 6, 1909, and macadam only on one side and for a that each person pa y some sul table speda fe w feet, and when rain drat falls on attention to his mother, if site be living. ____ : tho asphalt, making It slippery, they . can run with one side on the pavement ond_to her memory if she be dead. Done at Tallahassee, the capital, this and one stdo oh tho macadam to avoid skidding. When on the strip o f pave­ 1st day of May, A. D. 1909. ment In the middle they w ill cause A lbert W. G ilchrist , neither dnst nor wear. Governor of the State of Florida. “ Finally, and I f no other advantage By thé Governor : woru to be gained, farmers can haul on _ ULClay- Cra wfordi-Secre tni y of State:— ___, the asphalt a w M lw i- t ls e M s - t t t loadtbat they enn bnul on macadam. This consideration alone should decide the Get ready fo r the file s and M os matter In favor o f the asphalt strip." qultoes. Largest stock and low est Mr. Barber expressed tho opinion prices on screen d o ors and w indow s that the gncAteninent-oofht-feat Harry J. Wilson's. appropriate $20,000,000 a year fo r roads, to be apportioned to stntes pro­ PR O FIT IN C ELER Y RAISING viding threo times the amount r#jcelred .----------------- 1------------------------N e w S ystem o f R ea d m a k ln g. A new system o f roadmaking which, It Is claimed, w ill stand tho wear and ear o f ‘ heavy traffic, such aa motor Wagons, and be virtually dustless Is to be tried gu a more extended scale by the Lancashire county council In Eng­ land. It has already been testod on short lengths o f road, and nfter four yenra’ hard use the road shows no sign o f w ear. . J k J s mudu with ainuil granite sets, three and a half to three and three-<juarter Inches, laid In Inter­ secting clrclos. This method o f pav­ ing Is said to be much more econom­ ical than paving with ordinary gran­ ite. At the Instance o f the county conncll the system hi to b e tried on a length o f main road between Accring­ ton and Hasllngden. R O LLIN G GOOD FO R ROADS. Auta Found Serviceable' In Making , . -y Street Paeaable A fter Snowe. > ' '•'/■Tho man who brings together the bout productions In different lines and obtains results which better Ills own production may not bo au Inventor In the tmo sense o f the word, but be ocrtalrtly possesses good common sense. In VermonTand other N ew England statea a road roller Is used In the w in­ ter to. pack down tha snow and make I he roads passable. By doing this aftv-r each anowstorm a really One winter roml results. Tho method used In up­ per New York Is to draw two lnrge Iron kettles, such as are used fo r the muklug( o f soft soap, behind a tenm of hnrsps or oxen. Tb ls ls not very per­ fect, as It leaves a core In the road and , simply pushes the snow to the side o f the road instead o f packing It down. A fter a recent snowstorm In Head­ ing, Pa., In which the roads were left In bad condition, □ . L. Hardy, the de­ signer at a factory, conceived tho Idea o f rolling the roads, ne attached an ordinary land roller to the front o f a rieilU jiitt and started'from the factory to the home o f Mr. Bternbergb. Nntu, rally he did not try to break any speod records, but tho trip, about six miles, was made In one Lour. One o f the road commissioners o f Berks county accompanied him and was much surprised to see w hat an Improvement this roller process was over the kettlo drag. Mr. H ardy says he w ill not patent or copyright this Idea, so any one who desires to roll snow roads by automobile ta fret» to try I t M»y 7. 190» F. J. Sym es o f McBafq M akes Hand somcly OH Five Acres Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Symes and daughter, Sadie, started Monday irotn their winter ho'mc at Sanford, Florida, for their sum mer quarters at McBain. During tho past winter Mr. Symes has "been engaged In growing nnd harvesting a crop of celery Although be has about twenty acres of cdcryJaud r e a d ja fo r - ih e - p fo w h e only cultivated five acres owing to the fact that the balance had not been tiled nnd from tills five acre plot his net income on the crop was four thousand dollars. Next season he will be ready .to put the entire acreage Info celery or such other vegeta­ bles ns ho may desire. Just now they nre harvesting a [iota to crop down there which Is yielding two to three hundred bushels to the acre and bring the produc­ er four-fifty per barrel of two nnd threefourths bushels.—The Cadi lies-(Mich) Globe. Sunday Dinner at the Bye-Lo Hotel You don t have to cook Sunday dinner when you can get the following menu tor 00 cents, next Sunday: , mior» Consomme Vermicelli Cream of Tomato KURUU Hamilton Celery Pickled fleets German Potato Salad Cold Slaw , Sliced Tomatoes * " • ROASTS Prime Rita of Western Beef. Au Jus Roast Lex of Sprinil Laniti. Currnni Jr|ly Boston flaked Purk and IJeuns Saute of Veal Kidney VtUTAStn Candied Yams Mushed Potatoes oxEau Virginia Corn Cako Lima Deans Strained Rk* ■' Wb'-le Wheat.Mufflns Home Made-Orront Pis Corn Starch Pudding mm Tea Iced Tea Coffee „Y___ _ Doors open promptly 12:30, dose 2:00. MAIL BOXES The best Box made— The Riley. Used exclusively on RouLc No. I. Harry J. Wilson. Early Closing o f S tores ’ II » ‘ rro m The Herald s Special Correspondent By W ireless Telephone___ _ STOVES The Jenkins family, Who moved here from Mulberry Iasi week, ha* moved Into one o f Mose Dobson’s two-room cottages on Beardall avenue. They seem to move In good society and are quite shell, espe d a ily one of the girls who weighs 225 pounds. Our new second bund bicycle merchant Bold two bikes Inst week nnd no doubt there will lie n lot or riding done this * summer. U nde Amos McCrnckln died -suddenly o f old ago one day lust week. His death came os a shock to his relatives ns Amos was only three months past his eightieth birthday. The Cameron City debating society, nnd the Bungalow Corners debating society nre going to debate next Wednesday night on which was the grenst man. George Washington or Chrijtopher Columbus. T h e F atu o u s J e w e l B rand (Guaranteed to give satisfaction) 11 r-T? Quite n number of our j>y ql(:ta-4fV<4fe Uens went over to Sanford yesterday on the trolley cam-t® see the moving picture shows. . “ If You Love Your W ife Don’t Roast Her" * Jim Peters, the one-legged foreman of the Bungsturter office, is being urged to run for Justice o f the piece. Jim ought to be able to stump the township nil right on his wooden leg. 3 Buy The Alllsonvilie glee dub w ill.w cnr their new red sweaters and rubber collars next Tuesday niutxtng nt the opening o f Bill Bheezum's new barber shop. a Hot Weather Gas Range The Geo. H. Fern aId Hardware Co SANFORD. FLORIDA Quite n few of our'swdl young people attended the hup held In the dining room of Mart Buster's boarding house last night. For a Few Weeks Only Sodgrass entertained the Bixlcr girls Inst night witlcn fried tripe lundieon utid nn accordion recital by Pinky Slimmer of Mdonville. . _________ , Miss Alfarctta Slusher Is learning to do the Dutch role on roller skates. Many fanners are hauling manure and gdring-rcndy^TO^plm ir sweet- potatoes iinnd other grain. Much pleasure exiBts in the Gullet fam­ ily over the near approach of the stork. Abe is already Indulging In much hilar­ ity. fro m th e c ity fo r th e n ext tw e n ty or th irty days, d u rin g w h ic h tim e my C elery- L an d s on th e N o w Famous W e s t S id e w ill be handled by G. S. Jake Bulger's oldest girl, Amnzindy, is having ground itch in her lower limbs from going barefooted while cleaning house Inst week. Sojnic.people don’t seem Xuknow enough to earns tn-out of-thtr rain. , ■ - The Slimmer fnmily’ will housekeeping next week. B usiness c o m p e tls m e to be absent D e rry a t th e P eo p les B ank. M r. D er­ ry -w ill b e in p o s itio n 'to execute con: tra c ts o r deeds in .co n n ectio n with commence sale of m y lands. A STEADY DRAIN M. SMITH Sick Kidneys Weaken the W hole B o d y Make You III, Languid and Depressed Sick kidneys weaken the body through the continual drainage ot lifegiving albumen from tile blood into 1 the urine, and the substitution of poisonous uric acid that goes broad cast through the system, sowing the seeds of disease. Loss of albumen causes weakness, languor, depression. Uric poisoning causes rheumatic pain, nervousness, nausea, cricks in the back, gravel and kidney stones. The proper treatment is a kidney, treat­ ment, and the,-best remedy is. Doan's Kidney Pills. G reat Sanford . cures prove it. Mrs. Anna Erickson, Third St., San­ ford, Fla., says: " F o r years my kid­ neys were weak and 1 had but little control over the passages o f the secre­ tions. 1.‘ also - suffered almost con stantly from backache, accompanied by pjtins across my loins.- Some days I could hardly get around, having but little rirrugth or energy. I .finally oh tained a box of Doan's Kidney Pills atul they soon proved to be what I needed. My kidneys gradually became Ü stronger, my back ceased b r a c h e and the pains across my loins disappeared. ,. Siuct-laking the-etmtmtx*TTf"tniiriroX7 I 1 have been able to rest well and as a f*ritUr-dtarcrfcfLJuuLli_lit!U«j‘ -m every Way. Doan's Kidney Pills certainty have my highest endorsem ent" F u r sole by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Fostcr-M ilburn Co., Buffalo, New Y o rk, sole agents for the United Stntes. W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y A G E N TS General F ire : Insurance orties with HOLDEN RIAL ESTATI CO. S a n fo r d , S.F. F lo r id a SA LLAS & CO. Tin, Slate and T ile Roofing G u tte r and » G a lv a n iz e d Tanks R e p a ir W o rk ^ a -S p e o la lty Corner First S trc e L andjalm ftttn-Avem ifrSanford.Hefhta CHAS. H. EVAN S Remember the name— Doan**—oudtake im>-Esther.----------- - ' Staple and Fancy Groceries C . H . D IN G E E Full Line of High-Grade Cigars and Tobaccos W e the undersigned merchants and P lum bin g and business men of Saqford os an evidence of public spirit and progressiveness agree to close our respective business places Im p orts no* of Qood Roads. G as F ittin g Delaware county, Pa., is furnishing and offices Thursday o f each week at an Illustration o f tho part smooth noon beginning with HAYjUt and ending highways Is going to play lu general with Oct. 1st, 1000. This will allow all AH Work Receives My Personal Attention freigh t traffic In the naar future. Thou­ employees and citizens a half holiday and Beat FJTprts-----— , -----sands o f dollars* worth o f goods that each week for rest during the dull until rpceJOlLyeaw ware hauled by the m il reads are now delivered direct inef months: Opposite City Hall 'Phone 230 Anderton N. P. Yowell k C o from the stores or from the farms to U Ai , — J. B. William* W. W. the cltlse. Motor wagons are pene­ ~ .„.Turner . Chao, 11. Eysoa O ld Shoes W a n te d Prank L. Wood ruff trating the fanning districts and tak­ it: H Hill E. ftlmn« L > , McCuller ing freights from the farm er's door to Ciuncr A Bohettr um again asking for OLD SHOES, S— tor it Grocery Co J. K. Hettinger the city market and bringing back pur­ -•tate M. A. Speer will give what Utey are worth A. E. IIUI . A. Tbotmwoo chases by the same method. In short, tarry SIZES, 6, 7 .8 , 9. IO-II AND 15 J. WUioo San turd Furniture Co. 1. E. Pace good roads w ill be the leading factor {¡■ tr a s U ÌS i- .. 1). C. Moiltue t; L. Thraiher A . E . Ir v in ’s S h o e S hop In determining the moated question o f E. A. Ileffleld Cor. 3rd S t and Sanford A ve. D. A. Caldwell A Son* fre ig h t rates. t Agent for the Famous CLOVER H IL L B R A N D BUTTER SANFORD,'FLORIDA * CRUTCHFIELD & W00LF0LK P IT T S B U R G , P A . ~ BRANCHES Chicago Cincinnati Jacksonville Sales Agents and Distributors SANFORD CELERY UNION Room 16, Pico Block. 'Phone 269 SANFORD, FLA . b r an ch e s New York Washington Sanford �■ • * ' » * ? ,c|«<it<i or application fo r Tax Deed Un­ such n road In good der Section 8 o f Chapter 4888, Laws shape Indefinitely. . ' ~ o f Florida A ll sorts o f umterlsla have been Notice Is hereby given that-Fanny W, Tal>fl i«has*f «1 Tcs-CnilQi'ai« NBT -CTS, «latedihe Ground on fem clt t t Is to be Built used In the construction -of-blgbwayt. ■rth day of June A. U. (908. has Bled said err'Where stone Is too costly some top unrate in my office, and baa mada application for Must be Drained Ihx djtcd to issue in accordance with law. Sale! dresstng rolled firmly In tends to pro­ certificate embraces the following described prop long the life o f the road. Sand alone erty situated In Orange county, Florida, to-wit: or clay alone Is utterly Impracticable. beginning NE Cor of W (l of SEU Sec 32 Tp 10 S. 3(TE. Run W 12.02 cha, S 11.11 chi, E 18.13 S H A P IN G IS MOST IM PORTANT When mixed In the proper proportions Range ch*. N 1.11 chi, NWly to Peg. 13 acre*. The sab land being assessed at Ihe dale of the Issuance of and rolled, however, they make an ex­ SHIPPERS OF such certificate In Ihe name of unknown owner cellent surface. Sawdust, tnnbark, the Unless said certificate shall tie redeemed according to low. las deed will Issue thereon on the 3|,tdny Tttot o f finished H ighw ays Should Be refuse o f sugar cane, strnw, flax and ..f May A. h. 190» T jT T Witness my officlnl signature nnu seal this ln p m Section. Shallow .C urve— swam p grass hare all been successful­ 30th day of April A. D. 1909. ly utilised. o f Shallow Truncotad Cone Isrjttl B. M. Rootsms. Clerk Circuit Court Orange County. Flo. In the stone road the process as far 37—41 Today a good rond must bo surveyed. ns It goes Is exactly the same. The In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial It moat clrrle o f wind Its wny up bllla rondbed must he surveyed, graded, 6lrcu ir or the State o f Florida fo r Inituad of -monntltag them Itf definite* drained,—shaped ~hTul rolled. In gen­ Orange County ♦ •M -Î-+++ of of gravity. It shtluld not eral. two kinds of stone road are ln City of Sanfont. 1 Dill In Chancery to Enforce follow the, primitive settler’« pntb or use, the macadam and the telford, M. C. »Aieniren. i Tax Lien. named from the two Scotchmen who the track o f tils cow. It must avoid To the defendant R. C. Duncan: Unit mnde practical application of It appearing bom the affidavit of the City Solici­ creeks and BWAtPP», and 'everywhere their principles. In Jioth broken stone tor or dir City of Sanford herein Bled that he be­ Its grade should be foresee» with near- Is rolled to n compact, curved bed, fit­ haves that you arc a non rr sklent ol the State of Florida, and that your reildence li unknown, amt 1» os much care ns Is used on a rail­ tingly drained. The innln difference Is that there U no perion in Ihli Hate the lerviceof that the telford rond lias a subpave- a lubpoenn upon whom would bind y6u. nnd that road?^ your age it over the age of 21 yean. Ai a chain la no stronger than Its ment of bnnd laid rocks, over which It It therefore ordered that yoo do nppepr In thii court lo the bill herein Bled, upon Monday, Ju»»7, weakest link, Just so the greatest load smaller courses of gravel are spread nnd crushed. In hOltiTdneiTfbedstones !T* 'r wHlcL' can be banted over n road Is the ___ must be fairly uniform and angular, so be pulriished innjsid. _ week* in The Sonford llrriilil. n: newspaper pub­ load which enn he hauled through the ns to fit together under pressure. To lished in the City of Snnfont, fn Orange county, deepest uiudhole or up the steepest hill t-Ultielil this mass water nnd stone florid«. Witness my hand and the leal of laid circuit on that road. Tito cost of lmutngc Is screenings, but nover earth or clay, nro court. IhUTwlh day of March, A. 1). 1909. therefore necessarily Increased In pro­ rolled Into the surface. B. M. Robinson, |«utl 33-B Clerk Circuit Court Orange County. Tile qualities required of gravel to portion to the roughness of tho surface L IV E R Y , F E E D and . * By M. I. Ilart, Deputy Clerk. or the steepness of the grade. This be available for constructing a mneIn the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial -cost may easily be reckoned directly ndnm or n telford rond arc, above all, Circuit or the Stutc o f F larigo fo r hsrdness"and“ toughness. Atones con­ - to time, loss of temper* nnd wenr nnd Orange County " —— tsar on the horse. Indirectly Unmounts taining flint or quartz, for Insfnnce, H a rn ta s and Bugglas Blscksm lthlng and Horaaahoalng City of ¡W ord, I Dili In Chancery) to Enforce are bad, ItecnHse, although hard, they to tens of thousands of dollars. M. U. it ronton I Tax Lien._________ The ground on which the road Is to are brittle. Most kinds o’f granite are H o rses and M u le s B ought an d E x c h a n g ed To the defendant. M. B. Bmnapn : __ be built must he drntued.' ThlH Is vn- undesirable, »duce they decompose rap-. - I» appearing from lh<-uiTlilavii of the City Solici­ tdly,’ hut tluTdnrker one, containing tor of the City of Sanford herein filed, that he be­ ““rlomtiy done. neotfrdingTo different cirA U T O M O B IL E S FOR L IV E R Y U S E lle« e, that you area non-resident of the State of cuuiHtnnces, hut the fundamental re­ hornblende lnatend of feldspar, nre Florida, ami that your raidrnce I* unknown, nnd quirement Is aide dltchea. These, be­ better. Slate nnd sandstone nro use­ that there Is no prraun In this state the service ol a subpoena upon whom would bind you. and that ing lower thnu ttie t>ed of the road, less. Forno limestones are good, hut your age Is over the age of 21 years. the brat material Is truprock. This Is It Is therefore ordered that you du appear In this recvlvo the water from Its surface ns court lo the hill herein filed, upon Monday, June hard nnd tough. In case enough trap well‘as from Its hotly. < 7. A. I). 1909. On hills no “ thank-you-ma'nina” or cannot ho got an Inferior stone may he published once a week for eight consecutive breaks or hummocks should be con- Used underneath and the trap for sur­ weeks In The Sanford Herald, a newspaper pub­ facing. lished in the City of Sanfurd. in Orange county, atniotctl. hilt lustead the road Hliould Florida. A stono rond thus carefully conbe slojied so that the water will run Witness my hand nnd ‘ b* ten) nf . Structod Is an expensive undertaking. «awtrth+r'BTthllay llfWiirch. A l>, IHi19. to the side channels or. I f necessary -» U. M, Ronmon, |sui| -be—led—to them by uromr sTmllow" 'but once Idilli It is there for nil time 33-8 Clerk Cln-ull Court, Urange County. nnd Berves nil comers. Over a good By M. I. 11art. U-puly Clerk. ditches cut diagonally across, Under­ ground culvertv^from the uphill to the rond tin*, traffic Increases year by year.“ |n the Circuit Court or the 7th Judicial Tho Dutch hoy who stopped n flood downhill side oif the road should bo DEALERS IN c irc u it o f the Stutc o f Tlorlda fo r bj—thruBtlng hlB him Into the hole hi -ImlU -rttfrcrptmtintervalB. Orange County-------------the dike umlenstood the principle, of . __ 1— If-the highway- Is .through low City of Sanford, water » ’ear. This same principle ap­ springy land suhdmlnnge us well VS. Bill In Chancery to plies lo roads ns well ns to dikes. Once Aine>ican.lliiiMiiot& l.«nnr " FTnTufccTaxT.len~ Alpha Cement, Acme Plaster a channel Is started destruction Is suro Ton tain Asso L T.L. Wilson ) Unirli lug & Loan. To Hie defendant. American to follow. A wheel rut cult tug Into nn Tontaln Association : unforeseen soft spot or n patch of IoobIt appearing from Ihe affidavit of the City SolicienetL stones may if uumended be the. lor nt the City of Sanford herein filed, that he l»-lever that you are a iion-rrtidrnt of the State of beginning of hundreds of dollars of ‘Infida, ami that your residence is unknown, and that thrre Is no tsrson in this itata tnv service w waste. Nothing deteriorates so rapidly a tuhtNM-na upon wliom would hind you. Plans, Estimates, und all Information relative t o . Building ns- a neglected road, and few tilings It Is therefore ordered that you dp iipia-iir In this court lu Iht* till]herein filed, upon .Monday, June are so easy to maintain In perfect con­ 7. A. D. 1909. ------- " - - C l t e e t f t r i i y - F n m l B h t t r * " dition If slight »continual painstaking ,Il is Inn ine ■f.lered 4b at ltd» wrder o f piiWItTi tlon T published once ___ n.week for'eight ________________ consocullve 1ftflpeel Ion" la allowed "lo rule. • ” weeks in The vkato“ - Snnrord (Irruid, ‘ o newspaper pub­ In some southern states, especially lished in the City of Sanford. In Orange county, (lurida. ---------------------------------------those In the valleys of the Mississippi OFFICE A T RESIDENCE WitnrM II>V bond and the seal of salii circuit ’PHONE 201 nnd Its tributaries, burnt clny raids" court, tills 27th day of March, A I) 1909. U . M R obinson , ( sxal ) tinve been used. The process Is simple. 33-8 Clerk Circuit Court, UriglgoCounty. r4’+ ♦ -h ♦♦++■>•> 4* -H* ^ d* + + <•+ •> -h• > + • ! • ❖ + + + + ♦ + + ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 Tho clny rondbed U plowed up ami By J.Mr Ilari, Deputy Clerk. roasted over open wood fires, much ns bricks nre linked. The "gumbo" or In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial Circuit o f tlte State o f Florida fo r '‘buckshot’’ thus loses a good deal of Orange County Its water nnd when mixed with un­ City of Sanford l nil! in Chancery lu Enforce cooked elny and then thoroughly rolled OF SANFORD, FLA . t-len.. forms n smooth nnd durable surface.— Douglas A Masiry > defendants, Dougins A Masley: r. H. RAND, Praaldant CEO. FE R N A LD , Vlea-Fraa. » William ls>nvltt Stoddard In Youth's ToIt(lie appearing from the affidavit of theClly So­ I*. P. FORSTER, Caahlar U. F . W H ITN E R , Asst. C .s h i.r Companion. * licitor of thr City of Sanfurd-hurein flint that lie “ AKIMO GOOD U «P » ROADS : ; p „mnlntaln C h a s e & ’ Co. R Florida Fruits - and General Insurance Agents. .\ “1* ^ SANFORD,.ELQRXDA— —— -- H A N D B R O TH E R S Hii»h-fìratle Builders' Supplies; Interlarcheri Sand Ì F IR S T N A TIO N A I^B A N K Squ eezed th o Squ aaiers. It Is anId that when Mr. Ycrkes be* 00« III AHT litTWEKN an OLD AND A MODgnu to make money some of tho hanks KUN no AD. from which he had itorrowed thought . »urface .drainage Is an absolute neces­ to “squeeze” him tty demanding In* sity. Llry roadbeds ure us essential stnnt repayment or a largo considera­ fur good roads as dry powder for suc­ cessful fighting. If water Is allowed tion for further time. Ho was invited to call on ono of these "bankers” and to get at the foundatlou of tho roud It undenuliieH, freezes nnd eventually there met the others. Thotr demand loosens tho boU. Everybody who has was mnde, nnd their victim seemed nt floundered huh high through spring their mercy. They did not, however, laud knows that this Is only tqp true, know the resourct*fulness of Mr. flubdrnlus nro ln tho end -Inexpensive. Yerkea, who retaliate^ by remarking: "Well. .1 owe a lot to all the batiks They utny bo constructed of field ■tone, of logs or fagots of wood or here, npd I’ll Just publish a statement ’bundles of brush, of brick or, best of tomorrow In the (topers, giving the full amounts nnd stating tuy Inability to *11. of tile nnd stone. The gunernl shiipo of all ruudbeds, pay. This will make sueh a run on *» well ns of all finished highways, tho banks that they will soon he ns ■hould tie In cross sectlon,_a shallow broke ns 1 should, and therefore I shall curve or else a shallow trupcnti'Acpne. not he tho only Sufferer.” The ^squeezer#” lecaii nixed .the truth In this respect, its well as ln regard to dminngifTHea the suiterlorlty of th® of__this and so withdrew their ilcimtiuL _ tno^lurn ' o v er (he I to m in i~ T g in r T i m ) -M r Ycrkes, however, refused to with­ •Itu today la to b u ild a hard, sm ooth, draw hts threat unless they lent hltn J^ell gro«U,*d. and. wall drained, water- unuthcr 100.000. They.did. «0 .— — _— proof and compact pavement on which wheeled vehicles may travel In safety Notice o f Application fo r Tax Deed Under Section 8 o f Chapter .4888. ■ad with speed. One Inch to the foot Lows o f Florida ts n auccessfyL curve___________ Notice given that Herbert O, Crippen. The preliminary grading, a fter the purchaserIsofhereby lax certificate No. 2207, dnlrd the ■tump» and lurgo stones hove been re­ hthday uf November A. D, 1893. has filed said in my offir«'. and hat mod* application moved and tho genoral "sm oothing" certificate for tax dent lu Issue In accordance with law. bald has lieen done, la accomplished by certificate embruers the following described prop­ situated In Orange county, Florida, to-wit: means o f the road machine, which erty W 5 a of SEW of NEM Sec 8. Tp 20 b. R 31 L. tu«y be adjusted so as to spread tho The said land lasing assessed «« lbs dsls •( Uj* of said ceiliflcate In tho name ol K. 1*. «r th , «have It away at the dealred lutiance Brown. Unless said (vilUlrate shall Ire redeemed Bugles nnd roughly w hittle tho bed to nocnnlfng to law, .tax deed will Issue thereon on the day of May A. D., 1909. •be required form. By I t also the side 2-4ill Witness my official signature and teal this Ihe ditches nro partly dug out. A road 23rd day o( April A. D.. 1000ja| B. M. Kumnsun, thus "crowned,” or rounded off, even Clerk Circuii Cout t Orange County, Flo. 30-J If nothing more ts done to tt, tyjll give better service than Its old, flat, un­ N o t ic e o t D is c h a r g e trained predecessor. It persons are here b y uptlfloil th a t Tk*--nertrO T6 p'tt''lo roll the road on, to-wit, the UOth ddV o f June, 1909, J»hh a heavy ateam or horse roller till The guaranty TniBt and Saving Bank i tlie «urface la firm nnd hard. Thla w ill abbly for-ita Anal discharge as ex­ Process Is slow' and expensive, but If ecutor o f the estate o f Loring A . Chase, we would keep the water from seeping deceased, to the H qii, W illiam Martin, County Judge o f ‘ „Orange County, through and prevent wasteful ruts Florida, and fo r the approval by said “ d washouts It must he done. 1» County Judge o f final accounting os aet •unit* country district» where the ap­ forth in its report to said County propriation Is scant traffic ts now ad- Judge's office in the City o f Orlando* m.ttcd, and, although this egrth road Orange County. Florida. Orlando, Florida, January lb, 1900. *« the least permanent highway made, Tho Guaranty Trust and Saving Bank, **•11 la Incomparably better than the 29-6m W. M. Bestwlok, Jr., President unimnruved. wet and, ungraded V believes that you are a non resident of tho State of Florida, and that your residence Is unknown, and that then-ii nn person in this state the service of a subpoena upon whom would hind you nnd that your age is uver the age of twenty-one years. It Is thrreftire ordeml that you do apirear in this lurt la the trill herein filed, upon Mo 7, A 1) 1909. It Is further ordered that this urdrrof pubtlcation tre published once a week for eight consecutive weeks In The Nlinford Herald, a newipaper-ptihilshed In the City of Sanford, in Orange’ county, Florida. Witness my hnml and the seal of said’ circuit court this 27lh day of March A. D. 1909. D. M. KtmuuuH. I s» *i.) 33-8 Clerk Circuit Court Orange County, By M. 1. Hart. Deputy Clerk. of ami under the seal of the Circuit Court Seventh Circuit in an-far Orange County ______ L .Judicial _ ’‘ . . angee C ‘ Alali 23nl, and Stale uf Florida, dated‘ April 23rd. A A.; 1). D. I tilOU, tPOD, wliereln Holden Heal Estate Coapm y are til - J”alni ids' nnd William Comble A Company are defendants. have this day levied upon and will sell on Mon­ day tbe 7th day of June A. D 1909, the same be­ ing a legal sales day and during the legal hours of tale in front of the court house duor in Orlando, florida at public out cry to the highest and heat bidder fur cash, the follow ing drserthed rent estate lying nnd being ng In in Orange Oronge County. . . . .Florida,. . . . . . . .to-witi Lot 37 oLMotidn ridn fLand K L’ohimrutluu CeteryPamt, pay Ttirilde mirrhitier TOPJV“' -V------J-A-KltthtUlUl). WiciUT -3UU— O n ly N atio n al Bank In O ra n g o 'C o u n ty Funds P ro to c to d . -------- Mavì ha E. Jona, R. FL Wui. 4 ’ CONTRACTOR a nd B U I L D E R Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty ^ , »' f «V None hut flrst-duss labor employed and nil wntracUgunrauleetl to In* lit m ronlsnce wiili (tlatiB and spedñcuilous am In Business to do Business P o s to fflo s Those )Vtio 771 • Need My Services & -A V A N T LUM BER DEALERS Prepared to Furnish all Framing Material LUM BER CUT TO ORDER P o s to ffic o A d d re s s S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A *4 M ill a t C A M E R O N C IT Y , ^4-+4-S-+■>4-4-+«4- THE * 4-♦ * * * + * 4 " F + + 4-+* + * ♦ 4-4»fr++ C IT Y RESTAURANT " (First Street, one block from Depot opposite rust office) -> -T- ____ - H . E . W IS E , P ro p rie to r------ — _' Formerly Manager o f Central Cafe Steaks* Chops, O y s te rs and FlstPfe S p e c ia lty 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 •• S h o rt O rd ers A t A ll H o u r* Prompt, Clean Service . .3 E verything P ira t Class Meal Tickets are-Sold at Reduced Roles Executon of esule of W. T. Johus, detxascd. rfasÄ^r-i In su ran co 18 67 I. C. H U G H E S J 36 3 B u rg la ry - O R G A N IZ E D Notice o f Application fo r Sale o f Land : by Executors In re Mime Uf---------------- * — W. T. Johns, deceased. To W. T. Johns. Jr., Blanche Johns and Martha E. Johns and all other persons iutrrrstcd (a the •»lata of W. T. John*, deceased. NOTICE Is hrreby given ilisl on the 11111. day of June 1909, at TUuivlllr. Florida, ai huur uf 2:3(1 o'clock at Chamber* of tbe lion Minor S. Jones. Judge of the Circuit Court of Orange County, Morlda, or wherever Ihe sold Court mar be at said dale, the undersigned as executors of the estate of W. T. Johns, deceased, will apply lo said Court for an order placing the following described lands in possession uf tbe executors lo pay debts of said •stale, also an order of sale of said lands to pay debts wf said estate. Lot three Block C Johnson's addition lo lak e­ land. Folk County. Morida, . _ Lots tea. eleven, fourteen and fifteen Buck A ohnson’* addition to Lakeland. Folk County, lurlda. Lot* ten and eleven Block two Lake Beulah ad­ dition to Lakeland. Polk County, Florida Lot nine Block four Tier two. known as Opera Houae Lot. Sanford, Orange County, Florida. East port of Lot nine Block four Tier two, east of Opera Mouse, Sanford, Orange County, Florida. ■ li»*« fiwmeen wtirt fifteen tflort etltrFTBQr? Crand Park. Jacksonville Duval County, norida Lots 3 and 4 nf Block C. Lota a and 8 or IJJeck I, Lou 8 and 7 of Block t. Lou I. 2. 3. 4. 5, U. 7 and 8 of Dluck G, Luts 2. 3, 4 and 0 of illuck E as per plat of Markham Hark Heights In Flat Book D page 58, Orange County. Florid«. The legal heirs of W. T. John*, deceased, at W. T. John*. JE. and Blanche MUM. ■ minor, cliihlrrn of said deceased, and Martha E. Johns, his wife end reaidlng In being ell the heirs of *«ld dece« ■ Q l ■Orange | Jgiugikatm Sanford. County io petltiunrrs no otber persoti ha* Interest In sald la odi; all of n k t peraons are notiti ed tu appear un ilrb it,y iifjimi- ( UDII [^-iyw Mld Court tu show cause il eny they bave, why sald ordrrs abauld noi he mode ss proved in (he prtitian. by 8 a f « t y D e p o s it B o x e s fo r R a n t Sheriffs Sole by ' . 1A •Jr , ^ . ■r-etl �VOICE O f THE PEOPLE Letters and Communications on .. Various Timely Topics. COLUMN DEVOTED TO P EO P LE In This Department will be Found the View», Opinions and omments Of Practical W riter» street; thence west on the south boundary line of said Fourteenth street and an ek. ‘.".z '.zr. z‘ ¿utrci tu a point where ex­ tension o f said Fourteeth street willlntersect with an extension of the west boun­ dary line of Pecan avenue; thence north to the west line o f Pecan a y« rifle“ and north along said west line of^Pecan nvenue to the south boundnry line of Seventh street; thence west on the south boundary line of Seventh street to the west line of Jessamine avenue; thenCh north along west line of Jessamine avenue to an ex­ tension thereof to u point in Lnke Monroe twenty chain» north of low wnter mark,to the »»id lake; thence easterly following the boundary o f said lake twenty chains distant from low water mark to the point of beginning. In the event the city limits nre extend­ ed, do you not believe it would subserve our best interests to extend the lines to a point beyond the east boundary line of Melonvllle avenue nnd the south boundary line o f Celfcry avenue nnd o f Fourteenth street, thus protecting those rondwaysT Our past experience on the question1*©? good roads has been that the county roods in this section have not been' kept in 'T h e 'Bär Rooms must be closed In Florida. Tills is the the wish and will o! n large majority o f her people. Let the Legislature close them now. I f It docs not; tfiér State will probably vote state wide prohibition into her constitution next year. That the liquor traffic con be con­ trolled and restricted by law, I mean by Teglstalve enactment, none will deny. Then dose the bar rooms nnd let all In­ toxicants be sold In packages nnd in no case allow the package opened or contents drank on premises or even near them. Personally I believe this to be the wisest, sanest, nnd safest w a y i» h » » d i e th^drrtA; traffic. It affords a middle ground be^ rbads, therefore should be brought Into tween the horrors o f the bar room on one the city so that we will not, in later years, hand and State wide prohibition' on the be confronted with another such proposi­ tion as that o f paving Tenth street, now Mr. Editor I have neither time nor In­ contemplated. Your representatives In the legislature clination to enter this discussion now but believing the bar room to be the cause o will appreciate hearing from you on thli — T a x P ayek. the vast majority o f drunkeness with ail subject. Its hellish results. I have for long years Filed fo r R ecord -wanted them closed-and-in “my counts -n. ©ttfWtrfVr. J. Thigpen, pt. sat. mtg., I've helped to close them by local prohi­ $76. ________________ V ■ bition.- I think tire legislature has the W. J. Thigpen to Whittaker L Burnett, power to close bar rooms nnd drinking wd.. $260. places in the interest of public safety S. O. Chase nnd w ife to Carrie Burnett, and good morals, without trampling on wd., $1,000. the rights o f individuals beyond what Is Jennie Stumon and heirs to Peoples’ for the public good. Cities close them at Bank, mtg., $800. '_____________ certain hou r» nnd th ey nm_.ufUMi-closed A7L. Council to T. J. Miller, WU^4280. by order of the mayor o f nny town or city — U. S. to-Wfflr-Tr-Oeidiuni. pac ~ * i n rn»aa--o f- e mergency Rt‘ preventative Joe DeMont to Chas.•Stewart, qcd., $5.. Pauishal’s bill proposes to close them H.C. Dnnti et al to A.C. Croom.wd., $30. from G p. in. to G n. m. Tills Is good that M. M. Smith et al to D. M. Hoffman, wd., -----------i-f-thtnlnhli- Icglslature'cahond Should __ _ close them aiid restrict sales of all intox­ icants to scaled packages to be taken J m m premlltf" heftim «onl U im ik n n .-----Respectfully, ~r ~~ ____ _____ _________ J. N. WflTTHER Presents to the Investor the Best Opportu­ nities in Florida i : — Unimproved celery hinds, flowing wells guaranteed, $ 25.00 to $200.00 p eracre Celery forma, with flowlug wells nil tiled, drained nnd ready for crop, $50000 to $100000 per acre. City property, improved nnd unimproved timber land with finest site In Florida for crule fn<W . Others t e l l you what can be done. K. § . M ORRELL is a- practical farmer us well as red estate broker, and is here tu show you what bus l>een and can be done. * ‘ K. R. M U R R E L L Condensed Statement o f the Condition o f the P o p le s B an k o f S a n fo r d , F lo r id a A s called for by the Comptroller at close of business A p ril 2Slhp 1909 ■ho five iirnihr atitemeli I for S T A T E M E N T APR ILT 2fl. 1009 STATEM ENT RESOURCES: Furniture ami F iilu m • 1908 t - ----- Stocki md Bondi * Loan« and Discount* Overdraft* - * C uli in Vault and Due from Banka 28. --------- ------- RESOURCES:------------ -- Furniture and Fiaturr« Stocka and Bondi Loana and Diaiouuu Overdraft! A P R IL 52.13ÜLÛL .Pur from Ttrumu of-Umted State» Catti in Vault and Due from Bauli — $IlT6Tä72 l ia b il it ie s Capital Stock Sutplua and Undivided Profili 1.1 A B IL IT IE S L920.28 Capital Stock ¡* ‘ _______u SktpTuTsniHJiidividrd Priait« P o p o liti B. Drew to W.J.Thlgpen, sat. mtg., $36. W. J. Thigpen to J. H. Beck,wd.. $400, Smith A Davis to J.K^ohnson.wd^$760. J. D. Parker nnd w ife tu Flora E. John- is ormo 00 l’Ut) 51 ltm.;rH7.85 T u le fair with both friend and foe, tf f , pour own Utile riihte forejot U. Drew to W J.Tliigpen.snt. mtg.$27.42. W J.Thigpcn to Lizzie Lewis,wd,$76.00. W. J. Thigpen to Beuula Smith. wcL$7G. Waters & Carson Grocery Co. 10 A. AT Pickles, wd.. $700. J.li.Vickto Mary M. Eldredge,d..$30.40. City of Orlando to Elinor A. Jones, lis Our rapid growth is due to the fact that we extend-to oiir patrons every accommodalion consistent with conservative banking andTn'addition Insure Their Money Against Loss H A V E Y O U SEEN TH E Music Store Cltyof Orlando to Carrie B. Lane, lots. A. H. Crippen and wife to Joe Randall. wd..,$2DQ.,---- :------------------------Emma E. Smyth tu BeatriceSmytti, sat. f mtg. P. F. Luuboch c l ul to Percy Lnubnch, qcd., $1. » — JO. Welch to Jackson A Griflln,lease.$20 Low Prices Easy Payments O. F. Johnson to Jackson A Gridin, lease. Susan M. Lee to.C. A. Lee. wd., $1. Maggie S. Barker and hrs. V* Rurrci Scott, wd., $375. Burrell Scott nnd wifetoSysvestus Red­ House of Representatives, ) den. d. $400. . ‘ State of Florida, > A T Y P E W R IT E R Tnllahassce, Fla., Apr. 3, ’09. J L. G. Starbuck nnd wife to T. If. Dean, FOR Mr. G. R. Walker, Sunford, Fla. d. $217.50. A. T. Richard to John Brown, leln My Dear Sir— Replying to your favor of A LL PURPOSES E S T A B L IS H E D 1BG9 the 24 th Inst., beg to advise that this bill $ 21. 0 0 . is not bne of mine, but was sent to me to ^ h a rtes F. Grannis nnd w ife to E. F. One that will stand the greatest tests be introduced, which I did. J am enclos­ Sperry q. c. d. $1. Cannot get out of alignment The best machine on the market Emma walford and heirs to W. E. Mar­ ing you a copy o f same, nnd will be glad A re Offering Any ami A ll Kinds of Florida Reid Estate A $100 Machine for $60 to have you publish It, and let me know tin wd. $123. See then» ut The Herald office Geo. L. Morris and wife to Frank F. Dut­ what tire people think of the matter; of nt ns Low Prices nnd on asRensonnhle Terms course, you understand I want to do at the ton wd. $2,000. SANFORD H ER A LD W. G. Hammond and wife to HilleAs Can be Had Anywhere. majority likes, but supposed that this was borough Grocery Co. mtg. $773. 3 0 » F irs t > t., Sanford, Florida with the sanction o f the majority. Will be glad to hear from you witli full details, Office on Park Avenue, between First nnd Commercial Streets. Sanford. Horid» T. M. Henkle to F. Bellows mtg. and will be governed accordingly. Yours very truly,. John Q. DeKlyn to F. Bellows wd. $000. W. E. W. Williamson to Sunnie Garrett , . __ __________________ An Act to amend Section 1, Article 2, mtg. $173. of J3jupi£i_4312.-£elaUug to the territor ial " Miller A CliappcU tuG__E—Smith-Set. houuduriea of the City uí Sanford, as es­ mtg. $2,000. G. F. Smith and wife to T. J. Miller tablished in Orange county.. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the mtg. $2,000. Stute of Florida: B. Drew to W. J. Thigpen Sat. mtg. $45. ROQM . 20 W. J. Thigpen to J. H. Beck wd, .$373. . That Section 1 Article 2, of Cimptrr —4312-ef-thtr Laws o f“ FlorlfI«T1893,'upT — Jacob TYafiTand-wife* tg Win. Keener Upstairs, Pico Block -proved May 24th, 1893, be and the same wd. <000. A. Leinhart and wife to T. H. Dean wd. is hereby amended, such amendment to begin after " v iz " on the third line of said $600. Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p. m T. A. Dean and wife to A. W. Hurley . section 1, nnd the section then to read as AND wd $730. follows: Saturdays 4 to 9p . in. Smith A Davis to Win. Goae wd. $10. Section 1. That a municipality to be The purest ami most refreshing bottle drink on the mar­ W. A. Fitts. Jr. to Geo. McMillan^ Sat, culled the City o f Sanford is hereby estab­ ket today, is being made by the Pepsi Coin Bottling Go­ lished in Orange county, the territorial lain $123. ’ ;; S t r a n g e r s W e l c o m e ;; of Sanford, and to Ute lovers of n delicious and healthful Minnie Allison to Wm. Gose mtg. $3.30. boundaries of Which shall be as follows, drink. We invite you to see the sanitury way in which F. E. Green et al to J. E. Buxton wd. viz: Beginning at a point twenty chains this drink is being put up by us. north of u point where the projection o f $1,000. And to the city merchant, we usk him to come also und E. G. Duckworth and wife to Gertrude the west boundary line of Melonviile ave­ see, that he may know the kind of goods he is handling nue. would intersect the water of Lake S. Yowell wd. $8.500. when selling the pure and refreshing Pepsi Cola. B u ild e r of Henry Benedict to W. C. Hess wd. $1.00. Monpie a llo w watermark. Thence south And to those of other towns,.we will ask that-they. drub H irble and Granltejfonuments W, C. Hess to Benedict mtg. $800. from said point to a point where the west ns w line * requesting a sample of the pure Pejwi Cola, •iMMtiMiary'llnw'of MefamviUe- avenue tntCT- V t fi D— Bl ip "J w / T iT C flen iseyw d . > Tom ktonis, Etc that they too may get in line and sell the purest bottle jec ta '-U n lo o - avenue; thence southerly $230.— drink mude. VASES, SETTEES AND IRON FENCES Alice S. Devett und heirs to Jos. L. along the west boundary line of MelouSemi us un order, or call on us, we nre out for the busi­ Relettering Neatly Done. Let Us Esti­ Guernsey wd. $3,000. vllle avenue to the north boundary line of mate on Your Work. . ness and if a pure drink mid courteous attention is what Celery ayenue; thence west on the north A Card O M h a n k » y request with Sample» you want, we ore the boys for you. Phono 154 and designa. Importer porter o f Foreign boundary line o f Celery avenue to the west Thank» to our many kind friend» for Granite and Marble side of Sanford avenue; thence south on their vigilant care of ua in our »ore trouble tlte west boundary line o f Sanford avenue and bereavement Church Street, Orlando, f.o rld a Sincerely. to rite south boundary line o f Fourteenth W rit* e r C all For P* Ica» Mss, Pxevatt and Family. J High-grade Pianos. Organs and Graphophones. B lick en sd erfer? Sanford Library �I N S A N F O R D — Life ia Worth Living Number 30 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1009 IN HEALTH AND WEALTH Sanford Is Sought By Capitalist And Invalid PROMINENT MEN LOCATING HERE ' Celery Delta Seems To Be The Mecca of Seekers For Health y- And Wealth R- , l 0 l l v ls TH E ll)CKV MAN c o n c er t grand su c c ess m o th er s ’ day w as Several months ago the Holden Real Estate Company started n special sale of lots lying between Park and Sanford ave nues and Tenth and Thirteenth streets. They offered fifty lots on installment payments, without interest. They pushed tlie.jnleins.lW rm attem f'TW o'weekg and sold most of the lots. They became too busy with other and larger matters to fin­ ish this sate dTid-dccided to close the sale lust week, which they did. Before the sale was commenced, num­ bers on folded slips, numbering from one to fifty were placed In a lint irorn which G. S. Derry, cashier of the Peoples Ilunk o f SnnfoAl, withdrew ohe slip ami placed it in n sealed envelop. This envelop was deposited with him in the Peoples Bank, It was stated In the advertisement o f this sale that the holder of this number would get this lot free; nil payments which had been made would lie -refunded and a war­ ranty ~dfced "’ given upon closure of the sale. In the presence of witnesses, Mr. Derry opened this envelop yesterduy, the num­ ber it contained being "3 2 ." R. J. Holly of The Herald was fqund to have bought iber and so gets the-firtrlon Ponce De~Leon swttii¿TorfTieTounta In of youth and thqjfa)de»r trensurci.of the Incus, landed on the shares o f Florida, and while the land o f hisdrennts wusitevrr unfolded to his vision; his fondest dreams have been realized centuries after his death. Neither the fountain. .the youth or the treasure trove o f nugget shave been exposed to vldWtbUC tne seeker of health has long found in Florida the real¡ration of his hopes, and the seckerTor wealth has in Use past few yean fully realized the golden drenmi^ o f promUe. “ “ De'Leon's hopes were not realized literally, and neither are the ho|ies o f the latter-day fortune hunters who expect to come to Florida without capital and carry away a carload of slmolentis In a few months without labor. Hut to (he ninn of menus -who wishes tn Invest, aiid the man of hrn^ CtDilng Exercises o f High School _ llril m pltill v,tin la r+tir state of Fiorida. and Sanford In particular, Tuesday evening. May) IHih, at 8:30 offers more inducements than any oilier o'clock, (holrving Literory Society of The section of the United States, . ______ Sanford High School willremiern program -In th ep asrfew years the foundation of in the Opera House. The program will sevcrnl small fortunes have been laid in |consist of the society paper, Ynusic, and the celery deltrt, and sorapit] bus been the Scott's Lady of the Lake, illustrated. develoument that mnnv northern capital­ There will be nn tUlmission charge to.the ists have been attracted to Sanford, and entertainment of 23 cents, reserved seats u|xm looking over the situation have in­ 35 cents. The money raised by the en­ vested uLunce in iliapropmdtIon that looks tertainment will be used for providing decorations for the. High School study hall. good to every visitor. Among those who have invested in the Wednesday afternoon nt 3:30 o'clock celery delta for |«mfit, and who hnve alio the grades will give u program in the been attracted here on account of our so- Opera House. All the friends and patrons lohriuus climate, is Harry Ward of Deca­ of the school are invited to be present. tur, lud^ who recently purchased over 4.Thursday uflomoon at 3:30 o'clock the 000 acres of fine land sou th^of __ Lake Jes- graduating exercises of the elfihth'Brfltle p and na» dec u le d iO "“ *1» his |will be fael^i in the Opera House. Let as home. The following from the Decatur |ninny as possible o f Hie patrons and friends Daily Democrat ex|flaius Mr. Wurd's rea­ of the school fie present to encourage and sons for locating here, after traveling over congratulate these.young people, who luivc the United Status and several foreign accomplished so much. countries: The junior clnss and school board will Harry IL Ward husutlast found u place give u reception at the Sanfordllouse on the wide map of this country where he Thursday night nt 8:30 o’ clock, in honor _can live without the torment of asthma, of the graduating class. Special invita­ from which ht? has been a sufferer for the tions will be Issued by the junior class fur last eleven years, He has traveled much this event. in the hope of (Hiding relief, having tried The graduating exercises of the High tint climate in every part of this country, School will he held in the Operu Hoy sc at nnd even took a trip to Europe, but with­ eight o'clock, Friday evening, May 21st. out avail. Lust year he landed in southern All patrons und friends uf.the school are Florida, and the milt nlr and delightful invited to he present on this evening. climate uf that region brought with it en­ Selling Out a t Cost tire relief from the greatest torment nnd * The Woman's Exchange will close next infliction that cilti trouble mankind. Hu Thursday for the summer months ami in was there the greater part of last winter, onler to disftose uf the large stock of fancy and has now decided that he will move work und supplies on hand, will sell the there nnd stay. He will locate In Sanford, entire stock at cost. The exchange will often on September Florida, a growing city of five thousand 1st witli a new nnd larger stock. populutloit. Right the heart of the ornuge I During the summer months theiupplics growing Industry; hut width for the pnsrf will be handled by Miss Kays nt507 Magseveral years hnsrptrogradedowingtothe nolin avenue. frosts having killed the orange.trees, nnd ultimately the cultivation of this; fruit. Recently-the soil there was founds to he especially adapted to the cultivation and raising ■~*r. slrawbeVriai, jiouitoesand carp, nnd at Hits time northern people nre flocking there and buying up the land nnd engaging In tin* raising «if vegetables. He purchased 4.2118 acres, six tntles'from Sanford, utld Will begin the cultivation o f a p n rtq fjha -lwf.4,ftsr. Tlte Country is level, and Sattl-M.l is located nurrhundr Gulf of Mexico and thirty-five miles front H-h. the Atlantic ocean. It is ulsosituutedon the St. Johns river, and luts river ntivigntiun in Jacksonville, which Is located ut a distance of one huudred ami twenty-five miles. Tliecountry is Imoiiiiiig and nurliiera people are flocking there in mimliers SuU soon that purl «if Florida will he » garden s |ki| of (tie. United Stutes. Mr. Word will retain his holding»'in the Ward Fence company, und_wlll keep In touch whh the business of this great end growhuMa-vt ¡union. His fumily will Join him «t Sanford within the next few months. 11ic.y wUl likely live until tttP BMhn,u leaves him free to go elsewhere. H ie May Concert given at the 0|tcrn House Wednesday night afforded the people of Sanford an opportunity of en­ joying one of the best musical treats of the season. The concert under the direc­ tion of Mrs. Miriam Frnzec Likins was for the benefit o f the Librnry Association and reflected credit upon the director and her assistants. Every number was heart­ ily encored and enjoyed by the immense nudience. Lack o f spare forbids giving each one the mention so well deserved. Following is the program ns it was ren­ dered: »m l iirnllrm rn How tin Y iiii J q Two Lillie Falriei Come to the G ly Feast of Song _____ M L _______ ¡.Reef The Chorus ___ ___ Plano Duo—¡Sum Feitlh-hen TSJiTT.____Numbers Mluea Flossie* Frnnk ami Allrrln Mill Vocal Duetto—A Morn Rl*e................... Cilliulka Misses Mabel Bowler anil Alberta ItTll Fairy Scene—Ulhtly I’nss ....... Hansun Fairies Muriel Hall and Claire Walker Ah, Could I Wilt, Faney Stray.. tfntttm Tfco Ctwtrn*-------(Directed by Mr. Woodruff) Vocal Trb>—Night Sink* on the W ave...... Smart Missis FlossieFrank, MolielBowler. Albrrln Mill v «„ m i * Min Matiei Bowler Vocal Duet—0 That We Two Were Maying. Smith Mr*. Uklm and Mr. Woodruff Vocal Solo—Se Sarrtm Ro»e....................... Ardlln ---Mr*. Likins Fair Scene—Frorn^lhe l^ ic rj^ ttiü ifl_______ tloiOw The Chorus (Directed by Mr. Wuoilrulll--------------PianrrDtm. Eight TBTWI*—March id the War Priests Misses Flossie Frank, Miriam Mrttlnger, Ruth Abbot and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher (n ) Sweet and tatw................... Dnrntiy Quartette—(t>) I V Lil Lamb .........................Park Misses MossiclFiant--Mala‘l Utiwlei------Atla-rta Hill and Mrs. B. A. Howard . Vocal Solo—Burst Y e Apple Bods................Emery Mrs. I.lklns S e ite lle —Just As I A m —Sacred. Solo Obligato Mrs. Likins; Mrs. Houser, MU* Kvnns M is. H eifjck Mrs. B \ 11.........I M i- Bi1li(on anil Mr. i)erty Chorus—The Bonnie Blur Mag Twenty-ltve Young Ladles Hall, Orpheus, Hnill......................................... The Chorui* Reel Elegant Display Of M eu t» The Sanfortl Grocery Co., having change«! the meal department t«»-the front of the store is making a strung bjd for the trade and under tl«; monogment of W' W. ¿tripling the grocery is assum­ ing linger proportions and n better up-, penra nee every dny., Mr. Drlg^b the genial man who presides over the ‘meat department believes in getting the best of everything Jn this line and this week has two window displays that arc the best ever seen in the state o f Florida. Read the udvertismenl in tltis week’s issue and then sec tlte new store nnd Briggs himself- He ims thirty varieties of meat for you délectation. The city limits of Sanford will lie ex­ tended and our city will have plenty of room to grow and expand In tq th ftg rea t city of the future. Rome was not built in a dny nnd the city limits, of Sanford cannot he extended os far ns some would wish at thig time. The recent territory gained, however, will give the city an ndded Impetus nnd no one.will object to the limitations.________________ ■ Mother»'.Day was fittingly observed In Sanford last Sundny special services be­ ing held at the different churches. The mere mention of Mother's Day ex­ presses a wealth of beauUfuF-MMrtfenettT and many wore white carnations and other flowers in loving remembrance of mother, many Dejng worn in honor of those living and those who hod crossed into (he great beyond. ~ 'J ' Sunday wns the first time that Florldn has celebrated the occasion a Ithohgh sev­ eral oilier alutw-hBwr-.dibiftK^^thrrtrstom and adopted the heaut|ful suggestion. I Governor Gilchrist is largely responsible for this observance by the state having iUUcd a proclamation to that effect sev­ eral weeks ago. The Governor's devotion to,lds nged mother is another tribute to the manhood of our executive. - — ■: ^-Revr7Kfrklnn(T"brThe Congrepntlonal church had special services, the subject of his discourse being "The Old Ann Chair, Mother in Home, Mother in Church nnd Mother In Heaven," , Rev.° Householder of the Methodiet church also observed the day nnd [ook Í W - h l * »uhjeet-,*Oör-Mothm: Gully of Manslaughter A fter being out for twelve hours the jury in the enso of-th e State vs. Wm. Bexley and Tniby Osteett Of Gainesville, two prom­ inent young men of High Springs, chnrgcd with the murder of W.H. Moreland, brought in nverdicLuL manslaughter«--------- :— Moreland wns a traveling innn from A t ­ lanta, nnd wns shot down on the street ut High Springs early one night. Several doyirwrrff consumed In the hearing. BexIcy is the son of Judge Bexley of High Spring. The case will he appealed to the supreme court. Sonic sensational evidence wus brought out in the hearing, nnd the name of n prominent young woman of High Springs wns brought into the cose. Titans-was it hrHIinn t t i m i r o f cmmfce'Fbh" both sides. That Voting Contest Miss Chrissle Cnruthers of Tampa won the first prize In Hie Tampa Times voting contest— $1.000 in gold; Miss 'Felice Mn-' honey, 2d, building lot; Miss Minnie DcShong, 3d. piano. Misses Mary Bryan, Adlne Fuchs, Tamps, Lee Weatherford. Fort Myers, Ljlliun Towles, Bartow, Eu­ nice Dees, Mayo, Clara McMullen. Largo, cacli a scholarship in business college. Misses Edna Hollingsworth, Uruwnvillc, Maud Whittle. Mulberry, Wanda Coombs, Apobka, Sadie Gordon. Largo, Mary Cotten, Hazel Foster, Tampa, each diamond ring. IduCrccn.Arcadin, May Platt, Jes­ samine, Mnude Alexander, Brooksville, Pearl White, West Tampa, Hilda Thomp­ son, Virginia Cooper, Tampa, each n gold watch. There will he preaching by the pastor Circuit Court Postponed in the People's Congregational Church, nt 11'a. m. Sunday. Subject: "Fishing too Tlie regulnr scssioutlf circuit court (hut near the shore." . A t 7:30 p. m-, "Learn­ wuh to have bcrnmrfdthis week Ims been ing the tilings of God." Sundny school nt 10 o'clock u. m. Prayer meeting Wednes­ postponed until ;lhe second Tuesday In June. day evening. •* Building Sanford’s Street Railway - The program is published a t it wiU he| tendered. line of the new railway. TH R EE BRIGK BUSINESS BLOCKS Will Be Erected During The Summer Months Also Numbers Of Fine Residences The history uf cities reveals the fact that a rich farming section .will coum>« Wendy "growth Tn the city so surrounded. SevQrnl inland cities o f the United State» have grown to large proportions solely from the farming country nround~lhem.~: Atlanta and Indlapolis nre two instances nnd there are ninny others. For the past few years th~celery delta has been the Mecca for people, frotrt“ nH sections of the United Stntcs .and while they were investing money in fanning land city property seemed to move very slowly hut In the last twelve months the growth o f the fnrming section has added an impetus to city property nnd business nnd residence sections have experienced decided boom: W HlRhe paving o f the ptluoipol-stree tBn itrgenralTway and elec­ tric lights the eyes of ‘ the Investor have been turned toward Sanford nnd in the nmr (»w nxintht itYftrnl fine btislticsi“ blocks will he erected. On Sanford avenue nnd Second street a fine two story concrete huildlmi w elected. 1 '” I /• One of the best tracts o f city property, lying between the People» Bunk and the Chtrk.huildimtoji First -street w ill wrotihe' occupied by a fine two story brick build­ ing built by Hie Peoples Bank. The structure will he 80x80 feet, with three g<t»«t store rooms on the ground floor and eleven large rooniB fur offices on Jhe second !lo«>r. The contract Ims been made and work will start ut once. The Eagles BillI d in g i Luaii . ASiocTntlim' will erect it fine three story building shortly to consist of two or three rooms, offices nnd a nice lodge room. An opera house may be ndded to the building. Kiimor t- also current that the valuable lot nt the corner of Park nveuuc nnd Commercial street owned by F. L. Wood­ ruff will soon he taken up by store rooms on tlio lower floor uttd rooms ensuite on the second floor. There are several other real estate deals about to he consummated nnd will result in one or two new buildings on First street and adjoining streets. The large building recently started by W. H. Underwood fiir theSunford Carriage Wurks on Oak avenue is almost complete«! nnd the Sanford Machine &. Foundry Works opposite nre this week laying the brick for the two story garage and auto­ mobile factory. In the residence section tlte work of construction goes merrily on jtn d each week sees several fine new residences in the course of construction or being fin* ished up.« The enlarging uf the city lim it« and tlte brick paving for the residence section will <lo much (owunb rnnkltTg'Siihforci res­ idence property* very vnlmihte,—TheTOriy lots recently put on sale by (lie Holden Real Estnte Co., ultliough some distance from the business portion „o f . lhe city fouml n ready sale al $200 each and were disposed. ‘o f in four we«*ks lime. DIDN'T BLLILVt IN BANKS In Consequence o f Which All Ills Suv- •_h1-Pä a .c Tlte ubove photo was taken while the workmen were busy laying the rails for Sanford’s new street railway. The line wiU extend for five miles east to Cameron City und five miles west to Monroe, thus giving Sanford a belt line, City Property Is Fast Becoming Very Active Xim kign»*«f i be-timesTntiUTTr7rijrc»l<r ù iiiford und lise building boom is a good forerun ue^. ~ At .Mr». Munson's Recital J. B. Luckle, bampnc, pupil of Prof, “ her Drennan of RoUifis College, will readcr several solos .at llte piano recital Vj MruFunnie Munson, Monday evening. | r|*y- 17. Mr. Drennan will accompany w-Luckle. SANFORD REAL ESTATE observed I M32 ” Tlte Lucky Number That Won The Music Lovers o f Sanford Are Given Sanford People Paid Tribute To The Lot orfered Tree A Rich Treat - M others Last Sunday J -■ m First Year A fine amusement park will be constructed alung the Jills W ere Burned lip Mention was made lust week o f the aiming uf Mr. H. E(|«;ufield's home north ,d town, lint at that time we litul not learned the extent of the toss. IB » resi­ dence and furniture' wus worth in the vicinity of $3000 and he curried no in­ surance ut all; ' We also hetir it reported I lint sevrtt nr eight hundred dollars in money, besides many v^Jujjblr paper:. We7e «lesiroyed In^Tlte lire. This empha­ sizes the fuel that hanks nre made lu keep money in and 1^ n pcrsun full* to put it where it will be safe from fire and burglar» he 1» pretty sure to lose it before long: Mr. Edenfield has the sympathy of everyone in his loss, and ail are glad thut he is much better able to stand it than the average citizen.— Perry Herald. Tlie Sanford ball team will now take the stage und lurid It until (he end uf the sea* son. , � 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, May 07, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 07, 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 07, 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/21906a71d159fc82ed36655e13b18512.pdf 348ee84d6c935673011d3245a5c0e246 PDF Text Text thence west on the south boundary VOICE Of THE PEOPLE street; line of said Fourteenth street and an ek. Letters and Communications on .. Various Timely Topics. COLUMN DEVOTED TO P EO P LE In This Department will be Found the View», Opinions and om m ents Of Practical Writer» ‘.".z'.zr. z ‘ ¿utrci tu a point where ex­ tension of said Fourteeth street willlntersect with an extension of the west boun­ dary line of Pecan avenue; thence north to the west line of Pecan ay« rifle“ and north along said west line of^Pecan nvenue to the south boundnry line of Seventh street; thence west on the south boundary line of Seventh street to the west line of Jessamine avenue; thenCh north along west line of Jessamine avenue to an ex­ tension thereof to u point in Lnke Monroe twenty chain» north of low wnter mark,to the »»id lake; thence easterly following the boundary of said lake twenty chains distant from low water mark to the point of beginning. In the event the city limits nre extend­ ed, do you not believe it would subserve our best interests to extend the lines to a point beyond the east boundary line of Melonvllle avenue nnd the south boundary line of Celfcry avenue nnd of Fourteenth street, thus protecting those rondwaysT Our past experience on the question1*©? good roads has been that the county roods in this section have not been' kept in 'T h e 'Bär Rooms must be closed In Florida. Tills is the the wish and will o! n large majority of her people. Let the Legislature close them now. If It docs not; tfiér State will probably vote state wide prohibition into her constitution next year. That the liquor traffic con be con­ trolled and restricted by law, I mean by Teglstalve enactment, none will deny. Then dose the bar rooms nnd let all In­ toxicants be sold In packages nnd in no case allow the package opened or contents drank on premises or even near them. Personally I believe this to be the wisest, sanest, nnd safest w ayi»h»»die th^drrtA; traffic. It affords a middle ground be^ rbads, therefore should be brought Into tween the horrors of the bar room on one the city so that we will not, in later years, hand and State wide prohibition' on the be confronted with another such proposi­ tion as that of paving Tenth street, now Mr. Editor I have neither time nor In­ contemplated. Your representatives In the legislature clination to enter this discussion now but believing the bar room to be the cause o will appreciate hearing from you on thli —T ax Payek. the vast majority of drunkeness with ail subject. Its hellish results. I have for long years Filed for Record -wanted them closed-and-in “my counts -n. ©ttfWtrfVr. J. Thigpen, pt. sat. mtg., I've helped to close them by local prohi­ $76. _____________ V ■ bition.- I think tire legislature has the W. J. Thigpen to Whittaker L Burnett, power to close bar rooms nnd drinking wd.. $260. places in the interest of public safety S. O. Chase nnd wife to Carrie Burnett, and good morals, without trampling on wd., $1,000. the rights of individuals beyond what Is Jennie Stumon and heirs to Peoples’ for the public good. Cities close them at Bank, mtg., $800. '___________ certain hour» nnd they nm_.ufUMi-closed A7L. Council to T. J. Miller, WU^4280. by order of the mayor of nny town or city —U. S. to-Wfflr-Tr-Oeidiuni. pac ~ * i n rn»aa--of- e mergency Rt‘preventative Joe DeMont to Chas.• Stewart, qcd., $5.. Pauishal’s bill proposes to close them H.C. Dnnti et al to A.C. Croom.wd., $30. from G p. in. to G n. m. Tills Is good that M. M. Smith et al to D. M. Hoffman, wd., ---------i-f-thtnlnhli- Icglslature'cahond Should close them aiid restrict sales of all intox­ icants to scaled packages to be taken ___ Jm m premlltf" heftim «onl U im iknn.-----Respectfully, ~r~~ ___ ____ _______ J. N. WflTTHER Presents to the Investor the Best Opportu­ nities in Florida i : — Unimproved celery hinds, flowing wells guaranteed, $25.00 to $200.00 p eracre Celery forma, with flowlug wells nil tiled, drained nnd ready for crop, $ 5 0 0 0 0 to $100000 per acre. City property, improved nnd unimproved timber land with finest site In Florida for crule fn<W . Others tell you what can be done. K. §. MORRELL is a- practical farmer us well as red estate broker, and is here tu show you what bus l>een and can be done. * ‘ K. R. M U R R E LL Condensed Statement of the Condition of the P o p le s o f S a n fo rd , F lo rid a A s called for by the Comptroller at close of business April 2Slhp 1909 ■ho five iirnihr atitemeli I for S TA TEM E N T A P R I L T 2 f l. 1009 S TA TE M E N T Furniture and Fiaturr« Stocka and Bondi Furniture ami Fiilum • 28. 1908 t---- - Stocki m d Bondi * Loan« and Discount* Overdraft* - * Loana and Diaiouuu Overdraft! C u li in Vault and Due from Banka A P R IL --------- ------- RESOURCES:------------ -- RESOURCES: 52.13ÜLÛL .Pur from Ttrumu of-Umted State» Catti in Vault and Due from Bauli — $IlT6Tä72 l ia b il it ie s 1.1A B I L I T I E S Capital Stock Sutplua and Undivided Profili L920.28 Capital Stock ¡* ‘ ______ u SktpTuTsniHJiidividrd Priait« P o p o liti B. Drew to W.J.Thlgpen, sat. mtg., $36. W. J. Thigpen to J. H. Beck,wd.. $400, Smith A Davis to J.K^ohnson.wd^$760. J. D. Parker nnd wife tu Flora E. JohnU. Drew to WJ.Tliigpen.snt. mtg.$27.42. WJ.Thigpcn to Lizzie Lewis,wd,$76.00. W. J. Thigpen to Beuula Smith. wcL$7G. Waters & Carson Grocery Co. 10 A. AT Pickles, wd.. $700. J.li.Vickto Mary M. Eldredge,d..$30.40. City of Orlando to Elinor A. Jones, lis B ank is ormo 00 l’Ut) 51 ltm.;rH7.85 T u l e fair with both frien d a n d foe, t f f , pour own Utile riih te forejot Our rapid growth is due to the fact that we extend-to oiir patrons every accommoda lion consistent with conservative banking andTn'addition Insure Their Money Against Loss H A V E YOU SEEN THE Music Store Cltyof Orlando to Carrie B. Lane, lots. A. H. Crippen and wife to Joe Randall. wd..,$2DQ.,-----:------------------------Emma E. Smyth tu BeatriceSmytti, sat. f mtg. P. F. Luuboch cl ul to Percy Lnubnch, qcd., $1. » — JO . Welch to Jackson A Griflln,lease.$20 Low Prices Easy Payments O. F. Johnson to Jackson A Gridin, lease. Susan M. Lee to.C. A. Lee. wd., $1. Maggie S. Barker and hrs. V* Rurrci Scott, wd., $375. Burrell Scott nnd wifetoSysvestus Red­ House of Representatives, ) den. d. $400. . ‘ State of Florida, > A T Y P E W R IT E R Tnllahassce, Fla., Apr. 3, ’09. J L. G. Starbuck nnd wife to T. If. Dean, FOR Mr. G. R. Walker, Sunford, Fla. d. $217.50. A. T. Richard to John Brown, leln My Dear Sir—Replying to your favor of A L L PURPOSES ESTABLISH ED 1B G 9 the 24 th Inst., beg to advise that this bill $21.00. is not bne of mine, but was sent to me to ^ h a rte s F. Grannis nnd wife to E. F. One that will stand the greatest tests be introduced, which I did. J am enclos­ Sperry q. c. d. $1. Cannot get out of alignment The best machine on the market Emma walford and heirs to W. E. Mar­ ing you a copy of same, nnd will be glad Are Offering Any ami All Kinds of Florida Reid Estate A $100 Machine for $60 to have you publish It, and let me know tin wd. $123. See then» ut The Herald office Geo. L. Morris and wife to Frank F. Dut­ what tire people think of the matter; of nt ns Low Prices nnd on asRensonnhle T erm s course, you understand I want to do a t the ton wd. $2,000. SANFORD H ER A LD W. G. Hammond and wife to HilleAs Can be Had Anywhere. majority likes, but supposed that this was borough Grocery Co. mtg. $773. 3 0 » F i r s t > t ., S a n f o r d , F lo r id a with the sanction of the majority. Will be glad to hear from you witli full details, Office on Park Avenue, between First nnd Commercial Streets. Sanford. Horid» T. M. Henkle to F. Bellows mtg. and will be governed accordingly. Yours very truly,. John Q. DeKlyn to F. Bellows wd. $000. W. E. W. Williamson to Sunnie Garrett , . _________________ An Act to amend Section 1, Article 2, mtg. $173. ofJ3jupi£i_4312.-£elaUug to the territor ial " Miller A CliappcU tuG_E—Smith-Set. houuduriea of the City uí Sanford, as es­ mtg. $2,000. G. F. Smith and wife to T. J. Miller tablished in Orange county.. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the mtg. $2,000. Stute of Florida: B. Drew to W. J. Thigpen Sat. mtg. $45. ROQM . 2 0 W. J. Thigpen to J. H. Beck wd, .$373. . That Section 1 Article 2, of Cimptrr —4312-ef-thtr Laws of“ FlorlfI«T1893,'upT —Jacob TYafiTand-wife* tg Win. Keener Upstairs, Pico Block -proved May 24th, 1893, be and the same wd. <000. A. Leinhart and wife to T. H. Dean wd. is hereby amended, such amendment to begin after "viz" on the third line of said $600. Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p. m T. A. Dean and wife to A. W. Hurley . section 1, nnd the section then to read as AND wd $730. follows: Saturdays 4 to 9 p . in. Smith A Davis to Win. Goae wd. $10. Section 1. That a municipality to be The purest ami most refreshing bottle drink on the mar­ W. A. Fitts. Jr. to Geo. McMillan^ Sat, culled the City of Sanford is hereby estab­ ket today, is being made by the Pepsi Coin Bottling Go­ lished in Orange county, the territorial lain $123. ’ ;; S tr a n g e r s W e lc o m e ;; of Sanford, and to Ute lovers of n delicious and healthful Minnie Allison to Wm. Gose mtg. $3.30. boundaries of Which shall be as follows, drink. We invite you to see the sanitury way in which F. E. Green et al to J. E. Buxton wd. viz: Beginning at a point twenty chains this drink is being put up by us. north of u point where the projection of $1,000. And to the city merchant, we usk him to come also und E. G. Duckworth and wife to Gertrude the west boundary line of Melonviile ave­ see, that he may know the kind of goods he is handling nue. would intersect the water of Lake S. Yowell wd. $8.500. when selling the pure and refreshing Pepsi Cola. B u ilder of Henry Benedict to W. C. Hess wd. $1.00. Monpie a llo w watermark. Thence south And to those of other tow ns,.w e will ask that-they. drub Hirble and Granltejfonuments W, C. Hess to Benedict mtg. $800. from said point to a point where the west ns w line * requesting a sample of the pure Pejwi Cola, •iMMtiMiary'llnw'ofMefamviUe- avenue tntCT- V t fi D— Bl ip " Jw /T iT Cfleniseyw d. > Tomktonis, Etc that they too may get in line and sell the purest bottle jecta'-U nloo- avenue; thence southerly $230.— drink mude. VASES, SETTEES AND IRON FENCES Alice S. Devett und heirs to Jos. L. along the west boundary line of MelouSemi us un order, or call on us, we nre out for the busi­ Relettering Neatly Done. Let Us Esti­ Guernsey wd. $3,000. vllle avenue to the north boundary line of mate on Your Work. . ness and if a pure drink mid courteous attention is what Celery ayenue; thence west on the north A Card OMhank» y request with Sample» you want, we ore the boys for you. P hono 154 and designa. Importer porter of Foreign boundary line of Celery avenue to the west Thank» to our many kind friend» for Granite and Marble side of Sanford avenue; thence south on their vigilant care of ua in our »ore trouble tlte west boundary line of Sanford avenue and bereavement Church Street, Orlando, f.orlda Sincerely. to rite south boundary line of Fourteenth W rit* e r C all For P* Ica» Mss, Pxevatt and Family. J High-grade Pianos. Organs and Graphophones. B lic k e n sd e r fe r ? Sanford Library �I N S A N F O R D — Life ia Worth Living Number 30 IN HEALTH AND WEALTH SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1009 R- , l 0 l l v ls TH E ll)CKV MAN m c o n c er t grand su c c ess m o th er s ’ day Building Sanford’s Street Railway - w as observed SANFORD REAL ESTATE IM32” Tlte Lucky Number That Won The Music Lovers o f Sanford Are Given Sanford People Paid Tribute To The Lot orfered Tree A Rich Treat - Mothers Last Sunday Sanford Is Sought By Capitalist City Property Is Fast Becoming Several months ago the Holden Real Hie May Concert given at the 0|tcrn Mother»'.Day was fittingly observed In And Invalid Very Active Estate Company started n special sale of House Wednesday night afforded the Sanford last Sundny special services be­ lots lying between Park and Sanford ave people of Sanford an opportunity of en­ ing held at the different churches. nues and Tenth and Thirteenth streets. joying one of the best musical treats of The mere mention of Mother's Day ex­ PROMINENT MEN LOCATING HERE They offered fifty lots on installment the season. The concert under the direc­ presses a wealth of beauUfuF-MMrtfenettT TH R EE BRIGK BUSINESS BLOCKS payments, without interest. They pushed tion of Mrs. Miriam Frnzec Likins was for and many wore white carnations and tlie.jnleins.lW rmattemf'TW o'weekg and the benefit of the Librnry Association other flowers in loving remembrance of ' Celery Delta Seems To Be The Mecca sold most of the lots. They became too and reflected credit upon the director and mother, many Dejng worn in honor of Will Be Erected During The Summer of Seekers For Health Months Also Numbers Of busy with other and larger m atters to fin­ her assistants. Every number was heart­ those living and those who hod crossed And Wealth Fine Residences ish this sate dTid-dccided to close the sale ily encored and enjoyed by the immense into (he great beyond. ~ 'J ' Ponce De~Leon swttii¿TorfTieTounta In lust week, which they did. The history uf cities reveals the fact nudience. Lack of spare forbids giving Sunday wns the first time that Florldn of youth and thqjfa)de»r trensurci.of the that a rich farming section .will coum>« Before the sale was commenced, num­ each one the mention so well deserved. has celebrated the occasion a Ithohgh sev­ Incus, landed on the shares of Florida, bers on folded slips, numbering from one Following is the program ns it was ren­ eral oilier alutw-hBwr-.dibiftK^^thrrtrs- Wendy "growth Tn the city so surrounded. and while the land of hisdrennts wusitev- to fifty were placed In a lint irorn which dered: tom and adopted the heaut|ful suggestion. SevQrnl inland cities of the United State» rr unfolded to his vision; his fondest G. S. Derry, cashier of the Peoples Ilunk »ml iirnllrmrn How tin YiiiiJ q I Governor Gilchrist is largely responsible have grown to large proportions solely Lillie Falriei dreams have been realized centuries after of SnnfoAl, withdrew ohe slip ami placed Come to the G lyTwo from the farming country nround~lhem.~: Feast of Song _____M L ______ ¡.Reef for this observance by the state having The Chorus ___ ___ his death. Neither the fountain. .the it in n sealed envelop. This envelop was Atlanta and Indlapolis nre two instances Plano Duo—¡Sum Feitlh-hen TSJiTT.___ Numbers iUUcd a proclamation to that effect sev­ nnd there are ninny others. youth or the treasure trove of nugget shave deposited with him in the Peoples Bank, M luea Flossie* Frnnk ami A llrrln Mill eral weeks ago. The Governor's devotion Duetto—A Morn Rl*e...................... Cilliulka been exposed to vldWtbUC tne seeker of It was stated In the advertisement of this Vocal Misses For the past few years th~celery delta to,lds nged mother is another tribute to Mabel Bowler anil Alberta ItTll health has long found in Florida the real- sale that the holder of this number would Fairy Scene—U lh tly I’nss .........Hansun Fairies has been the Mecca for people, frotrt“ nH the manhood of our executive. — ■ : Muriel Hall and Claire Walker ¡ration of his hopes, and the seckerTor get this lot free; nil payments which had Ah, Could I Wilt, Faney S tray .. tfntttm ^-Revr7Kfrklnn(T"brThe Congrepntlonal sections of the United Stntcs .and while Tfco Ctwtrn*---------wealth has in Use past few y ean fully been made would lie -refunded and a war­ church had special services, the subject they were investing money in fanning (Directed by Mr. Woodruff) realized the golden drenmi^ o f promUe. ranty ~dfced "’given upon closure of the Vocal Trb>—Night Sink* on the W a v e ...... Smart of his discourse being "The Old Ann land city property seemed to move very Missis FlossieFrank, MolielBowler. Albrrln Mill ““ De'Leon's hopes were not realized literally, sale. Chair, Mother in Home, Mother in Church slowly hut In the last twelve months the v«„ mi and neither are the ho|ies of the latter-day growth of the fnrming section has added In the presence of witnesses, Mr. Derry nnd Mother In Heaven," , * M in Matiei Bowler fortune hunters who expect to come to opened this envelop yesterduy, the num­ Vocal Duet—0 That We Two Were Maying. Smith an impetus to city property nnd business Rev.° Householder of the Methodiet Mr*. U klm and Mr. Woodruff Florida without capital and carry away a ber it contained being "32." R. J. Holly Vocal Solo—Se Sarrtm Ro»e........................... Ardlln church also observed the day nnd [ook nnd residence sections have experienced ----Mr*. Likins carload of slmolentis In a few months of The Herald was fqund to have bought Fair Scene—Frorn^lhe decided boom: WHlRhe paving of the l^icrj^ttiüifl_____ tloiOw ÍW-hl* »uhjeet-,*Oör-Mothm: without labor. Hut to (he ninn of menus ptluoipol-streetBn itrgenralTway and elec­ iber and so gets the-firtrlon The Chorus (Directed by Mr. Wuoilrulll---------------who wishes tn Invest, aiid the man of hrn^ tric lights the eyes of ‘the Investor have Gully of Manslaughter PianrrDtm. Eight TBTWI*—March id the War Priests Misses Flossie Frank, Miriam Mrttlnger, CtDilng Exercises of High School been turned toward Sanford nnd in the _llril m pltill v,tin la r+tir After being out for twelve hours the jury Ruth Abbot and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher (n) Sweet and tatw..................... Dnrntiy in the enso of-the State vs. Wm. Bexley nmr (»w nxintht itYftrnl fine btislticsi“ state of Fiorida. and Sanford In particular, Tuesday evening. May) IHih, at 8:30 (t>) IV Lil Lamb ........................... Park offers more inducements than any oilier o'clock, (holrving Literory Society of The Q uartette— and Tniby Osteett Of Gainesville, two prom­ blocks will he erected. Misses M ossiclFiant--M ala‘l Utiwlei------Atla-rta Hill and Mrs. B. A. Howard . section of the United States, . _____ Sanford High School willremiern program Vocal Solo—Burst On Sanford avenue nnd Second street Ye Apple Bods................. Emery inent young men of High Springs, chnrgcd Mrs. I.lklns -In th ep asrfew years the foundation of in the Opera House. The program will with the murder of W.H. Moreland, brought a fine two story concrete huildlmi w —Just As I Am—Sacred. Solo Obligato elected. 1 '” I /• sevcrnl small fortunes have been laid in | consist of the society paper, Ynusic, and S eite lle in nverdicLuL manslaughter«--------- :— Mrs. Likins; Mrs. Houser, MU* Kvnns Mis. Heifjck Mrs. B \ 11....... I Mithe celery deltrt, and sorapit] bus been the Scott's Lady of the Lake, illustrated. One of the best tracts of city property, Moreland wns a traveling innn from A t­ Bi1li(on anil Mr. i)erty develoument that mnnv northern capital­ There will be nn tUlmission charge to.the Chorus—The Bonnie Blur Mag lanta, nnd wns shot down on the street ut lying between the People» Bunk and the Twenty-ltve Young Ladles ists have been attracted to Sanford, and entertainment of 23 cents, reserved seats Hall, Orpheus, Reel High Springs early one night. Several Chtrk.huildimtoji First -street will wrotihe' Hnill...................................... The Chorui* u|xm looking over the situation have in­ 35 cents. The money raised by the en­ doyirwrrff consumed In the hearing. Bex- occupied by a fine two story brick build­ vested uLunce in iliapropmdtIon that looks J tertainment will be used for providing Elegant Display Of Meut» Icy is the son of Judge Bexley of High ing built by Hie Peoples Bank. The strucdecorations for the. High School study hall. good to every visitor. The Sanfortl Grocery Co., having Spring. The case will he appealed to the ture will he 80x80 feet, with three g<t»«t Among those who have invested in the Wednesday afternoon nt 3:30 o'clock change«! the meal department t«»-the supreme court. Sonic sensational evidence store rooms on the ground floor and eleven celery delta for |«mfit, and who hnve alio the grades will give u program in the front of the store is making a strung bjd wus brought out in the hearing, nnd the large rooniB fur offices on Jhe second !lo«>r. been attracted here on account of our so- Opera House. All the friends and patrons for the trade and under tl«; monogment name of n prominent young woman of The contract Ims been made and work will lohriuus climate, is Harry Ward of Deca­ of the school are invited to be present. of W' W. ¿tripling the grocery is assum­ High Springs wns brought into the cose. start ut once. The Eagles BillId in g i Luaii . tur, lud^ who recently purchased over 4.Thursday uflomoon at 3:30 o'clock the ing linger proportions and n better up-, Titans-was it hr HIinn t ti m i r o f cmmfce'Fbh" ASiocTntlim' will erect it fine three story 000 acres of fine land sou th^of building shortly to consist of two or __ Lake Jes- graduating exercises of the elfihth'Brfltle penra nee every dny., Mr. Drlg^b the both sides. p and na» decu led iO "“ *1» his | will be fael^i in the Opera House. Let as genial man who presides over the ‘meat three rooms, offices nnd a nice lodge room. That Voting Contest home. The following from the Decatur | ninny as possible of Hie patrons and friends department believes in getting the best An opera house may be ndded to the Miss Chrissle Cnruthers of Tampa won building. Daily Democrat ex|flaius Mr. Wurd's rea­ of the school fie present to encourage and of everything Jn this line and this week sons for locating here, after traveling over congratulate these.young people, who luivc has two window displays that arc the the first prize In Hie Tampa Times voting Kiimor t- also current that the valuable the United Status and several foreign accomplished so much. best ever seen in the state of Florida. contest—$1.000 in gold; Miss 'Felice Mn-' lot nt the corner of Park nveuuc nnd countries: The junior clnss and school board will Read the udvertismenl in tltis week’s honey, 2d, building lot; Miss Minnie Dc- Commercial street owned by F. L. Wood­ Harry IL Ward husutlast found u place give u reception at the Sanfordllouse issue and then sec tlte new store nnd Shong, 3d. piano. Misses Mary Bryan, ruff will soon he taken up by store rooms on the wide map of this country where he Thursday night nt 8:30 o’clock, in honor Briggs himself- He ims thirty varieties Adlne Fuchs, Tamps, Lee Weatherford. on tlio lower floor uttd rooms ensuite on Fort Myers, Ljlliun Towles, Bartow, Eu­ the second floor. _can live without the torment of asthma, of the graduating class. Special invita­ of meat for you délectation. nice Dees, Mayo, Clara McMullen. Largo, from which ht? has been a sufferer for the tions will be Issued by the junior class fur There are several other real estate The city limits of Sanford will lie ex­ cacli a scholarship in business college. deals about to he consummated nnd will last eleven years, He has traveled much this event. tended and our city will have plenty of Misses Edna Hollingsworth, Uruwnvillc, in the hope of (Hiding relief, having tried result in one or two new buildings on The graduating exercises of the High room to grow and expand In tq th ftg re a t Maud Whittle. Mulberry, Wanda Coombs, tint climate in every part of this country, School will he held in the Operu Hoy sc at First street and adjoining streets. city of the future. Rome was not built Apobka, Sadie Gordon. Largo, Mary Cotnnd even took a trip to Europe, but with­ eight o'clock, Friday evening, May 21st. The large building recently started by in a dny nnd the city limits, of Sanford ten, Hazel Foster, Tampa, each diamond out avail. Lust year he landed in southern All patrons und friends uf.the school are W. H. Underwood fiir theSunford Carriage cannot he extended os far ns some would ring. IduCrccn.Arcadin, May Platt, Jes­ Wurks on Oak avenue is almost complete«! Florida, and the milt nlr and delightful invited to he present on this evening. wish at thig time. The recent territory samine, Mnude Alexander, Brooksville, nnd the Sanford Machine &. Foundry climate uf that region brought with it en­ gained, however, will give the city an Selling Out at Cost Pearl White, West Tampa, Hilda Thomp­ Works opposite nre this week laying the tire relief from the greatest torment nnd ndded Impetus nnd no one.will object to son, Virginia Cooper, Tampa, each n gold infliction that cilti trouble mankind. Hu * The Woman's Exchange will close next brick for the two story garage and auto­ Thursday for the summer months ami in watch. was there the greater part of last winter, onler to disftose uf the large stock of fancy the limitations.______________■ mobile factory. There will he preaching by the pastor and has now decided that he will move work und supplies on hand, will sell the In the residence section tlte work of Circuit Court Postponed in the People's Congregational Church, nt there nnd stay. He will locate In Sanford, entire stock at cost. construction goes merrily on jtn d each Tlie regulnr scssioutlf circuit court (hut The exchange will often on September 11'a. m. Sunday. Subject: "Fishing too Florida, a growing city of five thousand near the shore." . At 7:30 p. m-, "Learn­ wuh to have bcrnm rfdthis week Ims been week sees several fine new residences in 1st witli a new nnd larger stock. populutloit. Right the heart of the ornuge I During the summer months theiupplics ing the tilings of God." Sundny school nt the course of construction or being fin* postponed until ;lhe second Tuesday In growing Industry; hut width for the pnsrf will be handled by Miss Kays nt507 Mag- 10 o'clock u. m. Prayer meeting Wednes­ ished up.« June. day evening. •* several years hnsrptrogradedowingtothe nolin avenue. The enlarging uf the city limit« and tlte frosts having killed the orange.trees, nnd brick paving for the residence section will <lo much (owunb rnnkltTg'Siihforci res­ ultimately the cultivation of this; fruit. Recently-the soil there was founds to he idence property* very vnlmihte,—TheTOriy especially adapted to the cultivation and lots recently put on sale by (lie Holden raising Real Estnte Co., ultliough some distance from the business portion „of . lhe city ■~*r. slrawbeVriai, jiouitoesand carp, nnd at fouml n ready sale al $200 each and Hits time northern people nre flocking there were disposed. ‘of in four we«*ks lime. and buying up the land nnd engaging In tin* raising «if vegetables. He purchased Xim kign»*«f i be-timesTntiUTTr7rijrc»l<r ù iiiford und lise building boom is a good 4.2118 acres, six tntles'from Sanford, utld Will begin the cultivation of a p n rtq fjh a forerun ue^. ~ -lwf.4,ftsr. Tlte Country is level, and Sattl-M.l is located nurrhundr DIDN'T B LLIL Vt IN BANKS Gulf of Mexico and thirty-five miles front H-h. the Atlantic ocean. It is ulsosituutedon In Consequence of Which All Ills Suvthe St. Johns river, and luts river ntivignJills Were Burned lip tiun in Jacksonville, which Is located ut a Mention was made lust week of the •h distance of one huudred ami twenty-five aiming uf Mr. H. E(|«;ufield's home north _ 1 -P ä a .c miles. Tliecountry is Imoiiiiiig and nurlii,d town, lint at that time we litul not era people are flocking there in mimliers learned the extent of the toss. IB» resi­ SuU soon that purl «if Florida will he » dence and furniture' wus worth in the garden s |k i | of (tie. United Stutes. Mr. vicinity of $3000 and he curried no in­ Word will retain his holding»'in the Ward surance ut all; ' We also hetir it reported Fence company, und_wlll keep In touch I lint sevrtt nr eight hundred dollars in whh the business of this great end growmoney, besides many v^Jujjblr paper:. huMa-vt ¡union. His fumily will Join him We7e «lesiroyed In^Tlte lire. This empha­ «t Sanford within the next few months. sizes the fuel that hanks nre made lu 11ic.y wUl likely live until tttP BMhkeep money in and 1^ n pcrsun full* to n,u leaves him free to go elsewhere. put it where it will be safe from fire and burglar» he 1» pretty sure to lose it before At .Mr». Munson's Recital long: Mr. Edenfield has the sympathy of J. B. Luckle, bampnc, pupil of Prof, Tlte ubove photo was taken while the workmen were busy laying the rails for Sanford’s new everyone in his loss, and ail are glad thut “her Drennan of RoUifis College, will he is much better able to stand it than readcr several solos .at llte piano recital street railway. The line wiU extend for five miles east to Cameron City und five miles west to the average citizen.—Perry Herald. Vj MruFunnie Munson, Monday evening. | Monroe, thus giving Sanford a belt line, A fine amusement park will be constructed alung the r|*y- 17. Mr. Drennan will accompany Tlie Sanford ball team will now take the w-Luckle. line of the new railway. stage und lurid It until (he end uf the sea* The program is published at it wiU he| tendered. son. , y- -■ First Year �~l * ,,-• „ „ ________ _____ _______ _____ _______ ___________ _ , " „lEL-i i-î* ' ■%•-**#;- THe UNTOMI ItKRALD " R share of the work during the post ten year«, thccontrnat would not be bo marker). t n « V a si Her lace has more Wrinkle* than yours, and yet. If you are sick, that face would appear ♦ A Budget of.Opinion “-VJUftl Just UB--lfarm Be ore beautiful than an angel's as it I *> t * hbvered over*you, patching every oppor- !! tween You and M e ” <■ 'ronTty to minister to your comfort, and 1 » The latest out is the < ■ every one of those wrinkles would seem I ♦ ♦ EVEN TH E GATE POST NOT IN IT [to be bright wavelets of sunshine chasing I \ | E N G L I S H CAB * each other over the dear face. She will l e a * you one of these days. I We have a new line just +* ’A Citici I» Among Ye Taking Notes, These burdens. If not lifted from her shoul-1 \ ) dors, will break her down. Tile rough, I ‘ ; and Faith, He’U Prent ’Em"— in ;w id :tlie Idwi~prictTwill |hard hands, which have done so many! So Soys S aunterer. m ake them go. Come 111 necessary things for you, will be crossed The kind that Mother | upon her lifeless breast. Those neglected .and see them. A newspaper It not altott- (her published to tell used to make? the people whet they would like to know, but h«> to lips, which gave you your first baby kiss, give niuiti ol It* space lo lelltni them what th e t will be forever closed, and those tired eyes em/Si to know —tirw lr. will have opened In eternity, and then S p a tia l CarraaptmJanta ia Tha H aralJ, The Kind That Looks you will appreciate your mother, but II | have long and often thought that the good women of our land overplay (ho will be too late. Like Bread, Tastes Like foreign missionary fad. In fact, I so Bread, and is Bread? think almost every day, when poor fel­ 4 The following problem was sent to me | lows, and most of them seeming deserv­ 'W H Y HOT U S E ing, come Into Toe H erald office, teii of :r . their lnabil|ty.tpjtpqin; any kind of labor '* If U takes 24 yards of pongee silk to I The Finest Line of Pas­ i> —<► * out! ask for n"dlme to buy a cup of coffee make-en-elepham a nightdress, how long tries in thejÇity yrfll it take u man working for 92.00 n | and some bread and butter. Those dis­ N O W , AND S A V E M O N E Y ? heartened people are not professional day and keeping a family of five to buy an 80 acre farm In tiie North at $100 | tramps. Circumntances hove been sorely » I Hina shown more results for the MoneyInvested than any other, against them. They are sick at heart. per neroT Our Wagon Will Stop'At Many of them are printers, thrown out of It will pay you to exm ninethe Celery Fields where Your Door Every Day employment, by reason of -the introduc­ 4 I understand that Sanford will soon have tion of type-setting machines. What is ejectric lights, and if this is true I hope Complete Line of Groceries true of typographers Is Iru e o fo th e ra rtl- the city council will not allow the clause - sans. A ltd it Is fully to-tell-such mem about- moonlight In the franchise,' at least is used. Our representative, C. M. HRADWATER. is in Sanford "Go out Into the country and obtain work It should not apply in a manner that would every week. See him or write to him at Orlando or _ from faQiiers. They are short in help." deprive our citizens of well-lighted streets Of what use, pray, would such men be in the greater part of the night simply be­ tiie fleidf But 1 om digressing. O r P A I N T E R - F E R T IL IZ E R CO r TH E cause the moon-heppens to shine an hour Mere Is nn Item ( And in one of the or bo each night. We probably have some (Caterer to the Public) W r its fo r Book 1st., J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L O R ID A state papers: such clause In the gas contract at present ■ f e , * *, I "The ladies of die church last Thursday for the other night only about half of the sent a ‘missionary box’ to Corea. The gag lights were on, and when a sudden box 1s well flUcd with clothes, dry goods, storm came up I had to wade through about k❖ * •{••;*«5**5* ❖ +<•<•*»•{•<• +❖ <•C*♦ ❖ •>4**!■4-+ 4- 44. and other necessities, and besides - con­ three large lakes getting home, said lakes L . tains a good collection of dolts ami toys. lieing some of the crossings that the city k-oraccrminl) —t — ________ayr-O ur-clty'certninty^ncpd praise for their kindness." more'light and plenty of it, and it should Why send "clothes, dry goods nnd other be made plain by our city council tlintthe 3- to 25-llorsc Power ❖ A lu *> •necessities" to far off Corea, when we franchise must grant enough lights for the J. D. PARKER, Prop. * KK , I; have hundreds of deserving poof and sick residence as well a ^ tite business portion. fight here in Florida sufloring for "clothes, Best 2-C ycle Engine on the Market Room nnd Bòurd $1.50 Per Day. dry goods ami other necessiticsT"' I lls r #¿*1 a Moni«, -an ,;-----------------— ..poor charity that doss we th 4 tun a great admirer of beauty, espec­ 4 ï i ' f f i \ Sm ooth Running, Cconomlrul amt j I have never heard that tho Coreans V. ! ‘ ially in a woman; and the prettiest pip-1 S p o e t a i R a t e b y t h e W e e k /jbsolutcly Krllublr were in need- or "mis'slonnry boxes"— tures are, to my mind, not in tho galleries v S "well filled with clothes, dry goods and but on the public streets. I recall one j 4>4*4*4* 4- *•> * < • + ♦ ♦ 4*4-4*-, other necessities" or "a good collection of now that can be seen nearly every sunny N - + * 4* S ee m e h e ra r c In tlu llliiS un e n fia r dolls ami toys." But Ldo.know wc have In y o u r b o a t, you u lll nut r r f r r t It afternoon on the street. A young, girl. | In our country many deserving people only 10 years of age, "sweet sixteen” it who are sorely in need of dry goods and £ 3 11 P. S p e c ia l P r ie r (01) is often called, although sourness can be I •> other necessities," und it would be proper a feature of that early age, even. But in Sanford, Florida . I Only Exclusive nnd for the charitubies in this section to have this case, it is really and truly "sweet their benevolence exemplified at home— BAKER sixteen," with all that the name implies. 1U P -T O -D A T E nnd not in lands Hke-Goreu, Shells beautiful of fuce ami figure, a : _ .' . . _ Jn the City deml-blonde with grr.ut masses of light] We innke everything known to fte trade 4 If my friends on the city coflncil do not I lu ir and the clearest and brightest and | ' TOP P R IC E S FO R YOUR wish to have me driven to strong drink or bwee test eyes that ever danced in a happy Full Line of Confectioneries to' Chattahoochee they wilt pass an ordl- girl's head. Her month is red and true ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES And Cigars nance prohibiting phonographs from being and tender, tier cheeks urc soft und like ployed on (ho business streets. There U rose leaves. But* her chief chann lies in | w h e n s ilip |ie d to HEWITT. If y n u a r e not titling • Free House-to-House Delivery one to the right, one lo the left, and one her wonderful eyes. b u s in e s s w itii tills House, write to th e m ut / They express so mnny swift nnd chang­ 111 Park Avo------------------------- 'Phons 10« In front of me, ail playing nt one tlmc^ und the only wny I can describe the con­ ing emotions, sometimes bubbling' over I dition is to repeat Sherman's definition of with mirth, then thoughtful and retro­ war, substituting "phonographs" for war,. spective; at times soulful, witii prophetic F R U IT AND PRO D U CE C O M M IS S IO N M ERCHANTS I enjoy good music as much ns anyone, sadness, but most of the time clear and _hut when it comes to dugo fruit stands untroubled, full of the serest happiness. 10 E . C a m d e n S t., B a ltim o re , M d. DEALER IN winding up phonographs all day long und God bless hcrl May her life alwuys be a References: Tills Paper und Thousands of Pleased Sliip|K-rs in Flonilii turning them loose at your very car, It happy one, her skies unvexed by clouds, ' makes you feel like seeking u nice lone­ her pathway lined with (lowers, and no some place In a fur country, or else con­ specter of grief ever make its uppearnnee AND signing the owners of these Instruments upon the fair horizon of tier now hup-1 of torture to a place far away, where it is py life. not so lonesome. I enjoy the good old sum­ mer time, with the doors and window! D E A L E R IN open, but if these discordant squnwkings 4 Tiie following from the Sanford corres- I A ie nt for Virginia-Carolina Fer­ C H O IC E F L O R ID A A N D W E S T E R N M E A T S ’ continue, I shall he compelled to shut the IHHident to the Times-Unlou is to the J tilizers -----doors and windows and Install electric point! Park Avana* In apaar's-Orooary ' 'Phon* 1 “Two more serious ruuawtlys occurred | fans for air. last week. All these were caused by en­ * * • FRESH gines crossing First, street with steam 4 lu st week I talked to tiie boys about escaping and blowers on. The city coun­ The Popular Price amL _ luuLtuu.auul this week .1 would S|>eak to the cil appoiuted-a-com m ittee t® reguiatei '» i r | 7 T A girls. Lnst Sunday being dedicated to this nuisance but no action has been (VI r , A I ^ as yet. It has been recommended mother all over llje land lias started the token to place gates at the crossings of First, trend of thought, and no doubt many of us Second nnd Third street! and to stop ull AND Peciul Rutes by tiie Week .. First Class Special Tables Reserved For UdiM are thinking more about mother than we bells ringing and whistling in the city limits. Alsu that engines should not be ever did before. It is the daughters upon lo stand In the business district —whom mother depends more and more us allowed waiting for trains." --------*----the yeurs roll by. (Corner Palmetto and First Sts.) " I wahl to speak to thc girls about mother. - These gates should certainly 1>e placed AT Perhaps you notice u care-worn look upon in position and the unnecessary noises, Jier face. Of course it has not been brought made by the engines day and night J. I. ANDERSON’S___ there by any act of yours, still I t Is youir be abated. -The railroad a t the present duty tochase it away. I want you to get time occupies the most desirable part of up tomorrow morning and get breakfast the city and the constant menace espec­ When your mother comes and begins to ially lo children at the street crossings express tier surprise, guriglitupioiicrand should be abolished by the placing of JEWELER kiss her un themouth. You can’t imagine gates ot-these streets. "Every oilier city has them and Sen ford should be no exhow It will brighten her dear face. MY SPECIALTIES Besides, you do owe her a kiss or two. u r n tl i e r y ) ? . — t He S a u n t u z r . Telephone No. 60 Pickard's Hand-Painted China Away back, when you were a little girl, she kissed you when no one else was tempt­ Gorham's Sterling Silver Name For The Bali Park ed by your fever tainted breath and swollen Rogers' Plated Ware face. You were not so attractive then as The following names have been handed Elgin and Waltham Watches you are now. Through years of childish in and The Herald yvill publish the list sunshine and shadow she was always until the season opens. The n a y s of .realty ta a u c b y -tin t magi« of mother's j the young ladles W ill be kept secret until A L L GOODS GUARANTEED kiss, the little, dirty, chubby hands, when­ the contest has been decided. Every ever they were injured in thoee first skir­ Sanford lady should assist in naming the] mishes witii the rough old world. And ball park. Send in your name to The B O Y S ' S U IT S then the midnight kisses with which she Herald. Boys' Suits, latest styles and routed so many bad dreams, as she leaned WestPoxk. shades, 3 to 17. Boy’s Washable above your restless pillow, have all been Celery City Diamond. Suits*. 3 to 10, all styles. Bloomer i Diamond Park. on interest these long years. Pauls, 3 to 17. Bòys' Fumisliingsf Newspapers, Magazines 'and Periodicals Of course, she Is not so pretty and Us»Dixie Park. Cupe, Etc. All Under Price, 34t, able as you nre, and if you had done your Steveap Pjtrk, CURBSTONE GLEANINGS Want-Good, i go carts t Wholesome S A N FO R D FU R N ITU R E CO. Î P a i n T e r■ F e r ii i izer P a i n t e r ’s S a n fo r d C e le r y . - S p ecia l-li D . J . M on r o e LTE- CLTY HOUSE Ferro Marine Engines 11! I r G. W .-S P E N C E R 11 . H T. P. Conpropst „ W. w. LONG HEW ITT & CO. Fresh Meats Groceries J . A. THOMPSON U P -T O -D A T E R E S T A U R A N T GROCERIES i * Henry McLaulin J . M. S T U M O N , Proprietor Artesian and Deep Drilling Well LIPE CIT Y CIGAR STORE Best Line of Cigars and To* . baccos In the City �%P.**j Beech-Nut Items of interest Concerning Society People. rrom The Herald's Special Correspondent By Wireless Telephone t Rev. Deuteronomy Jones, Deacon Colum­ P O I N T S P U R E L Y P E R S O N A L bus Jenkins on Eprqlm Bonesett are cir­ culating a suscription paper to mine money to buy tin upholstered pulpit chair for How Celery City Vanity fa ir While Deuteronomy and.p ftnirjctrtve accordinu sw gy the colflen Hour*— Social Gossip. j Miss Spoony Hartsock celebrated her Miss Rena Brown, who has been the I thirty-fourth birthday last Tuesday nitflit. charming guest of Miss Frnnk for severul I Okra soup, fried tripe and pig’s liver were days, hat returned toilerhom ein Pnlntka. | served to all who attended the party. d , »*«• * 1 Miss Brown was the recipient nf mnny so­ Spooney’s mother and father said nothing il ! . . J * cial favors while in the city, and a dance wds loo good for Spooney's friends. 0A tù dix11 t f r ' “ y " ■ToTeP — io - 1^ was given in herlionor last Friday night Old Uncle Bill Slimmer of Flat Rock, a in thccltyhnll. A JollycrowdofSanford's wealthy uncle of Pinkey Slimmer,'wns in young buds intended and thoroughly en­ I Macaroni Delta last Saturday. “ joyed the occasion. i The Slimmer family pew In theNewlight | chUrch*MsTfceri re-cushioned and a new is a delicious breakfast or InrrcheomtMP JW¥S ar? depart ethfram gold band china spittoon tins been in­ Appeals to all members of “ the family— u* forever. Every day* b r i n g s additional stalled. combines great food value with ease o£ ami conclusive evidence that they have Punk Jones and Skinny Jane Slocum preparation—no other has the delicatn disappeared in .the mists of vanished were In Macaroni Delta yesterday and vsges. nevermore to return. Knight er­ called on Miss Pinky Slimmer, the corres­ flavor and thinness of "Beech-Nut Brand" rantry bus long • since Joined the great pondent of The Herald. Beef—we recommend it to you. procession wli Ion, with cen'seTesimeasured I Miss Pinky Slimmer of Macaroni Delta, tread, goes stendiiy onward, swept along has been invited lu recite "Curfew Shnil Spécifications and Estimates Furnished on.tlie stream that disnppenrs in the Not Ring Tonight" a t the peppermint teu on A pplication s __'---- \___ _ __ boundless ocean of oblivion. Too true it social to be given by the Colloquial Dames I SANFORD, FLORIDA -----Is that those times when - the gallant tomorrow n ig h iF ^ "youilfmouhtcd Ills blooded steed, and. Mart BusteFs new hired girl waiter in­ clad In coat of mail and armed with lance sists on waiting on the table bare-footed ami shield, went forth to do battle in the since warm weather set In. on occounLof I jiiiuse of dlsire^^^jjpniH fls and on pro- 1 bunions and perspiring feet. Such a thing I Opp. postoffice teeted widows, (»‘right the wrongs or op­ wouldn't be tolerated in a Sanford board-1 pressed humanity in general, linve left ing house, and Mart says she'll have to I this prosaic old world, so true, in fact, wear shoes or quit the job. Mart wont that we are constrained to doubt if they stand any fooling. i ever really .existed at all. Modern times Barbary Clodfclter and Mosc Stuckey seem to have brought forth most abun­ took a rubber-tired boggy ride to Ward's dantly of the r.fdfisli -la human nature, addition yesterday. They returned in the the common, prosaic side of life has been | vening Itivntednt-the ex pull KIT"or- sen 1ipie m I -feeling:—Mnttur-of-fflCl STatements, curt, brief sentences, linve superseded the story told in song and clothed in fancy's! sorrel mare yesterday. She rode u'strudfoirest-fashions. The Utilitarian TdenJ dle and hroughralong"several bushels of seems to be uppermost in the average eowpens.___; ■-— 1— l-------------------1— mi ml. Business—bustncBfl,- nothing but Ait Jacksonville snap drummer and n DEALERS IN“ business, the burden of every man’s hoars, Tampa cigar drummer enlivened «air town sleeping and waking. Instead of the witli their presence Inst Monday. They young man mounting his steed nnd going purtook of dinner at Mrs. Buster's board­ forth in tlie name of his Indy love to do ing house, and Called .on several of our so­ battle for the oppressed female of today, ciety young ladies in the evening. the aforesaid female rigs herself out with Si Blizzard's youngest twins are very We don’t have to advertise cheap lands. her brother’s collar and tie. a."raluy day" fretful from teething. Si’s wife is feeling The purchaser here saves more per acre dress or a pair of trousers cut a In Con­ quite distressed. stantinople. nnd n few other things, annually in freights than he saves on the Office and works 21*1 Oak Avenue mounts n bicycle, and in th e namCTSf the purchase price clsewiiere, ^«e table of ’Pilone' 130 ; nxilimmtul congress and the bill of rights, — — Th® Editor Gets th e Lemon freight rates in our.booklet :: :: :: We often wonder if (ho world nt large goes forth to prove that woman I* neillier, n vnlUT nor a serf. And. of course, in­ will ever learn thutiinews|>ai>er is strictly spired by such u noble impulse, site must a business proposition. That its space is * + + ♦ ++++■!■+ + ♦ + *<•++++++<•+<»■+♦ inevitably succeed. It is purely a ¿natter its income nnd without advertising there of business, that mania for business would be very few newspa|>ers. It costs which has drifted und worked Its way about fifty dollars a week to run tillsoflice. into ami along every avenue of life until ami that nmount. together wiUi ii small it lias permeated the very ntmosphere of prolit, must come solely from the adver­ tin- social circle, nnd the whole people, tising, job priming and subscriptions, in witli one accord taik^sfiop*7 ami with a subscriptions there is very little, if any remarkable singleness of purpose join in profit, nml we must de|ieiid on our adver­ tising space and job patronage for our in­ the pursuit of the "nimble sixpence." ROOM 20 < Time was when man was considered come. And yet— Upstairs, Pico Block (tm bread winner, woman the jiome maker. A merchant walks into the oflice, picks What first broke into the usual order of Tor Good Average Prices and Quick R eturns Ship to things and upset all precedents and ex­ up half a dozen copies of the pa^er, und Open Tuesdays 4 to G p. m amples, is not clearly understood, even says "Thank you/' "If "the editor wulked by the parties most deeply, directly and Saturdays 4 to 9p. m vitally interested. Perhaps man became derelict in the discharge of Ills duty as a bread winner, perhups the quantity of that staple article furnished by him was not sufficient, or it might be that she wanted Minticsota flour and he persisted Southwest Corner Washington and Chambers Streets in patronizing the old mill down along the creek. Or ugaiu, it may linve been NEW YORK CITY that tlie woman grew lu be more fond of neighborhood gossip than of family cares, REFERENCES: Aetna National Bank of New York City, o r any Commercial Agency Ptuhitolng and or took thore lmercst In the way the and to Hundreds of Shippers who a re shipping to them regular heathen, including her neighbors, of course, vygre truinlug their children thun in the welfare of her own little olive branches] or possibly, imd more probably All Work Receives My Personal Attention she concluded that the arrangement of the Creator whereby she became a help­ and Best Efforts meet to the man who was mad» *ruler FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS, Sunford,’ Fin over nil other creatures, an arrangement Oppo&ieCity Ijall Phone 230 by which she became junior partner in the venture, became Irksomt^ to her and two dollar bill while— The editor gets a lemon. she desired to become at least chief manB u ild er of Somebody's cross-eyed, sparrow-toed uger, bookkeeper nnd treasurer of the firm. Or it may have been by rnutuni daughter gels married. The editor starts Marble and Granite Monuments Capital $30,OQCLO0 ----agreement, but at all events in the old ar­ them down life's puthway with flowery T o m k s to jifV -£ tc „ . rangement of protector and helpmeet the words nnd unmerited praise. The preach­ VASES, SETTEES AND IRON FENCES •lute of lnlorde|»cndence proved unsutis- er gets a ten dollar bill and— Reletterlng 'Neatly Done7_T i t _Us Esti­ Opened for business in 1906. Now handles The editor gels a lemon. and a domestic—cm an d pa lion mate on Your Work, The town drunkard, gambler or horse bus issued, and the end is not yet. . Accounts of Will call on you by request witli Samples thief dies and the editor, with sympathetic und designs. Importer of Foreign Murrled at Geneva words, recounts his virtues und earnestly Granite and Marble strives to convince St. Peter that tie is On last Tuesday, Miss Ruth Huddleston, C liu rc h ^tre e t, Orlando, Florida one of Geneva’s fairest daughters, was worthy to enter the heavenly gules. Tlie Residents of Sunford and immediate vicinity Writ® or C all For P r ic e s wedded to E. G. Baxter, formerly a well- doctor and undertaker divide a hundred ,• . known attorney of Gainesville, but now dollar bill and— The editor gal» a lemon. ------ -----IgiuUs-seerMitry -of U.“9. Senator D. V. The politician wants office, and the ed­ FT cte fair w ith both frlan d en d fo®, Flecher. Tonsorial Parlors itor praises him to the skies, using hun­ ;~0»t ydur ow n llttl® right® forego; _ Miss Huddleston is the daughter of J* dreds of dollars worth of space. The pol­ ' It Pay®." H- Huddleston, a prominent citizen of tlie Fashionable Hair Cutting itician geta a fat malary and— Genevu section, and well known In Orange The editor gets a lemon. county* S IT S IN S U R E D A G A IN S T L O S S and General Barbering J That's the story day in and day out, Immediately after the oeremony, the iirtdal party came to this city, where the year after year, in a country newspaper Hot sad Cold Naths at all Hsurs. Hot Sul­ phur Naths a Spoof ally S M n u : « I. R. STEVENS, G. S. DERRY, H. E. TOLAR mppy couple took the train for Washing- office. Is It any wonder tlie editor grows Olio visit Xo(j yuu become a Staunch Palian cynical and loses faith In the virtues of President Vice-President Cashier Ass't Cashier hm, D. (L, where they will make their fu­ ture home; * mankind t —Ferry Herald. Piso Blood apposito Expresa O Miao i Sliced Beef CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS L. P. McCULLER Sanford . « Machine t Foundry Works Repair Work Promptly Done Repairing All Kinds; ’ of Machine iy ~ A u tom ob iles and Gas Sanford Library Free Reading Room We deal in Celery .Farm s and Farm Lands and we are the largest owners of Town Lots □ HOLDEN R EA L ESTATE B — C O M PA N Y i g SANFORD FLORIDA J O H N V . D E N T O N & CO. S i n ’s F r u i t a n d P r o d u c e j Best Fertilizers Peoples Bank of Sanford ALBERT GRAM LING �And Sanford will spend the road tax upon Sanford roads. Publiibed C rcrr PrM «r Marnine st Sin fard. FIs. R. J. Hoirr, M in ifin i Editor En tm d u second-cU m mstl railtrr August 22nd. IM S . at tbs Po*loffio* at Sanford. Florida, u n d « Act of March 3rd, 1879. Now cometh the aweet girl graduate, the fairest flower of the season. r---- - — ' Remilhber that lb regard to the Fourth every man Is supposed to do his duty. Who stated that an editor wnsunlucky! editor won a One building lot this week, and Is now n bloated landowner. B aritina Advertising Company. Jacksonville, Rep­ T h e H e r a ld resentative. Office First Floor In the Bishop Block, First Street Telephone No. MB. . —:-------- FIW HÜHOTr ; Ar—?: ===== —•The Herald would have n word with n few of lu admirers. It is as appreciative of complimentary' letters uwl.kimlly congrntnlnilbii» on, Its excellence ns any paper can be, but—it now and then occurs to the paper’s editor that some of the effusive authors of com­ pliments must think that they are what keep him alive. Otherwise It does seem to him that a year’s subscription would be included In the letter or Included In the handshake. The good words which are constantly coming from people who wut Beard was unable to gal-hia-disfran7 chlsement bill through the House, even though he was aided by Money. Thus the state's reputation Is saved once more. Savannah wonts celery on .account of the advertising it affords n community. Celery helps, but if it is not backed by the enterprising citizens, even celery falls short. When Sanford gets all of those new brick blocks that are now contemplated ibjj^U y -^JhtJje^abJf‘fu gct/liTof several ’of tW ola barnacles that hove long ago elated more—a great deal more—than bCcn back numbers and should have been removed. tbelr money. j But the money is appreciated. Those "Let her go, Gallagher," but doft-all-at-you^-expense sort of well-wishes, -do-net scumTtrUs'fo 'be In the most ex­ quisite taste. There aro people In this county who seem to regard ¿he author of tills little editorial as a sort of hank with an unlimited capi­ tal of-nerve to drnw.upon when any flfcht needs to be effectively fought. Some of these people have not hesitated to come to him repeatedly In the last year to urge that he pursue some particular fight to the finish. He Is sometimes tempted to tell them that, although the bank’s capital is In fair condition, theirindlvidual accounts are exhausted. Some of them comq In with their lioneycd.wortbjinda r e q u e s t ,a t ^ r ^ r state. 'the publisher's expense, for a few copies oL lhtpapar-to be jrot where ihcy wlirdo We never doubted Editor Howard's sin­ the most good 1 cerity upon the fond 'question. And of These kind frlen d m re not poor people. course, he docs not doubt T he H erald ’s Wc ha vo in mind n rich man whose exsincerity. Therefore, since "everyone is pcntesjireJcsa by forty dollars per yenr sincere, say whut you mean, and than they would be If this paper had not mndo a ccrtnln fight that is.now history. mean what you say," All is peace He has never neglected an opportunity to and brick streets ngain. Now thnt it is .express appreciation; as near ns can be all over, and our point Is gained, no one ascertained, he Itorrows the paper occa­ wishes to keep up the argument. sionally and always enjoys It when he does. NEW NAME rOR BALL PARK A There are others. * The Sanford Baseball Association have _ They must hnvc an idea thnt apprecia­ tion is inoro nutritions than betTsteal n new park and are seeking for nn appro- J (which it isn't) nr else they are ungrate- prlatc name. We enter the contest and V suggest that It be called "Holly Park." 0 We don't say that it Is buse. but Holly can 0 Several just such |>cople hnvc commend*' fl*tre“ßatrt“ förS anioni—Gainesville El H jfir. ftlilnr for hit ortfrtrr~=nrfJ~hhVf' evator. ** urged that he keep It up until the rank abuses arc a thiug of the pastl This is CELERY AVENGE NEWS exceedingly nice of-them. Some |ieople Special Cofrcipomlcmr to The Herald :. thliik thnt newspapers profit largely by The committee in charge of the truck­ such exposures. It’s a great mistake. ers’ picnic, held May 3 th nt shell mound, They gain in subscribers, but lose in that beg .to state that the total expenditures wus $28.50 and total collections $30.40, more rsscntlnl business, advertising. leaving n balance of $1.00. This will be placed in bank os a nucleus for a- picnic Sanford's grand celebration of the Fourth fund, subject to will of the next picnic is meeting with the approval of the state committee. All the four-legged frogs In the celery at large, and on that day we are expect­ delta have stopped croaking. It’s time ing n large concourse of Floridn |>eople to now for the two-legged frogs to also stop visit our city, and have n day of enjoy­ croaking. ment. Sanford's wonderful progress and Miss Ida Multby returned to Winter rapid development has excited the admi­ Park, Monday of this week, accompanied ration of the South, und many people will by Miss Bertie Riley, after a pleasant visit avail themselves of this opportunity to to Miss Riley. Mrs. T. P. Conpropst is spending a .few visit the Celery City and see for themselves days In DeLand this week. the wonderful celery delta. Beg to report two new dwelling houses * Sanford will be conqielled to tako care of one of the largest crowds on that day going up In the celery deltu this week— one by Bob King uml one by Henry Ste­ thnt has ever congregated in this city, and venson. in the past there has been some good cel­ D. R. Brisson Is making some improve­ ebrations here and many large crowds. ments to the grounds in front of his home, The time is growing nearer and it be­ tho stone cottage, on Celery avenue, lay­ hooves our citizens to get busy on this ing cement walks and laying out flower question at once. It should not be left to plats. Let this good work become epi­ demic. Mr. Brisson has one of the most one or to several to do all the work, but attractive places on the avenue. every citizen of Sanford should consider _The only houses on Oelei y tfvenui1 HUT tiuit ihuy urenehqiared to see the program painted belong to two parties who are too started und carried through, and it will be poor to paint them—one the ferry house by the uiilted_cfforLfl oteveryone that the uwned by Orange county; the other two belong to a druggist; and as we all know 'Celebration cun be mude a success. Sanford Is no place for druggists to become millionaires. Doctor .Delamoto and wife, recently About the only newspaper in the I ______ L - cel - 1 ---- J »-- movedI a« to the state thnt Is upholding Frank Clark In delta from Chicago, have laid the foundation for u dwelling on Ills undemocratic policy is the Lake their farm on Cameron avenue. I will re­ City Index. That Is no surprise to the port th li building later as It progresses. people of Florida—Tom Appleyard owns that puper.—Kisslmmee^Valley W. J. McBride visited his son this week at Plant City. Mr. McBride has begun the Wrong ngain. Brother HArris. The Hex- erection of a new dwelling on Beardall a u > Is upholding Frank Clark In hlarecent avenue. One peculiarity about UndeMac stand fur hrolection ou Florida frpiis and la he has very little to say, and speaks so low you can hardly hear him at times. --vegetables, and will continue to uphold 1 would like to hear of a community him even againal Bryan hhnaelf. Clark la where the inhabitants are more congenial, doing things. p>e other fellows are only more neighborly or more prosperous as talking about it. farmers, than we of the celery delta. Cos­ mopolitan in make up—lliero being repre­ sentatives from North, East, West and The recent fight in the legislature be­ South, from nearly every country on earth, tween Alexander and Thornton originated except China, India, Turkey, and Green­ land. There are doctors, lawyers; railroad over the question of the county building men, incrshants. mechanics of all trades, a bridge over the Halifax. No one blames preachers, druggists a n d a fawfsrmers.— __ IhejnembctA fordighliiig over thhr bridge The next time you city folks come out m atter as it has been a’bone of conten­ to the East Coast ferry to have a chicken tio n for some time and to the visitor to pcrlau please dou’t make so much Qolse, the East Coast the toll charged for pass­ unless it's in the nature of a cull, aa you ing over the present bridges seems Uke disturb site writer, especially wben he knows there is chicken being eaten, arid •highway robbery. ■ --------------* ' i he not there. A F a r m iw . TELEPHONE 144 EXT DOOR TO POSTOFFICE bew are F L IE S A N D of M O SQ U IT O E S 10,000 Disease Germs on each fly that craw ls over y o u r food. come filled with malaria germ s. Mosmiir • Qea 2-----TO KEEP THEM OUT OF YOUR HOME WE S E L L .J S B H H Window Screen Cloth, Mosquito N ettings and Canopies Why not he Comfortable?1 Hammocks 75 cents to $5.00 1 Beef, Pork, Mutton, Lamb, Frankforts, Pork Sausage, Bologna, Boneless - I— i Ham, Holstein Sausage, Chevalet Sausage, Brains, Chitlins, Liver, Ducks, Chicken,.Friers and Hens, Pork Butts, Deerfield Sausage, Tripe, Boiled Ham, Gorned B eet Pig’s “FeefT Hog’s Head • * .S »v Cheese, f • %• t* Hams, Smoked Bacon. | Breakfast . , Bacon, . �V 3* May 14, 1900 ffl \ THE SANfORD HERALD IÑ'a ND ABOUT THE CITY Rev. J. W. Boyd left Monday for Louis­ Planting time Is hero. M. M.Smith will ville. Ky., to attend the Southern Baptist- sell you land on easy terms. Convention. It is rumored that Mr. Boyd Apterite kllls cutworms. -Broadcast 100 lbs to acre, and be free of this pest. . . . I iia n n v n ln tf« __ M p n ftn n nr ma* M n * a h e ,pm««homeWithhlniTrotff Little Happenings— Mention or blue gr0M stale Fernald Hardware Co. J* Matters In, Brief. The Sanford Building & Loan Associa­ One dollar reward for recovery, or infor­ tion has made loans on new dwellings of mation leading to recovery of full-grown nearly $10,000, and has applications for cat. Color, solid Maltese, answering to PERSONAL ITEM S O f IN T f REST the name of Garfield. Address 500 Park as much more. The association started in December. The business men are being avenue. 39 urged to subscribe to .(its stock. No one S u m m a ry of the Floatln* Small Talk At a bargain—50 acres of best celery thing can benefit' Spnford more than to Succinctly Arranged for Hur­ land in celery delta, v On St. Gertrude ave­ encourage building by its own people. Alried Herald Readers. nue. * See Murrell. tVe real estate ' m an, ready700 shares have been taken. Every 39-tf — tfrïTX P. HouitoñT*ñña family w lio Weiborfi block. dollar loaned is amply secured, and the . ••. W. T. Johns anti sister, Miss Blanche, investment is a safo and . attractive-im e ipcnt the Winter In Sanford left Wedneshove gone to SheibyrNrC., where they for business men who want to help build . day fortheldm ine In CharlotteJ L Ü Read the Sunday dinner menu of Dye- will spend the next month. In the ab­ up their own town. sence of Mr. Johns, G. W. Spencer will . M» Lo HoteL 30-tf The famous Elgin Creamery nutter for have charge of the luncli stand at the sale at-W. W. Long's Grocery. Mrs. M. M. Stewart is visiting relatives depot. Complete Line of Cigars and Tobac­ See Our New Line of Ladies' Waists and J ; In Plymouth this week. Fresh every week. Plow's famous can­ co ot McCnller's New S tore. D. B. Bardin Is spending a few days in dies,at GARNER & ROBERTS. Do away with dust while sweeping car­ Jacksonville on business. Fancy Parasols If you a re not Hying a t the City Res- pets by buying Wizzard Carpet Cleaner of Fresh fish on Fridays and Saturdays at tau ro n t you a re not living right. W. W. Long. -V S. C. Hichardsbn's, Lcfiler block. 30 ^ McKinley edition of ten cent sheet mu­ - The Sanford Hohse closed its d ln ln d [£ E ftH While your wife is nwny, make yourself sic^ all the popular air«, at City Cigar Stonx.at home nt-«nrmon,t. 'itrniB olB for $*, Gns and gasolene stoves, wheelbarrows, remain open for roomers and sample rooms Everything in fresh western meats at sewer pipe, clay and cement tile, Rower will be available for traveling salesmen GARNER & ROBERT’S new meat market. pots. Try bur (trices. all summer. The dining room will open ágainOctober I. Mr.andMrs.il. P.Driver Fine cigars, the C. II. S., the O. U. NO. 30-tf The Geo. H. Fernald Co. lenve next week for Lea's Springs, Tenn. and the Henry ftatfijfW fc»g g S M hB g fe THt's printing yon want, send it to The Mr. Driver will manage n hotel- tit that ell Them •ERTS sell Herald ollice. First-class work guaran­ point during the summer months, and ex* C. Colton of Cedartown, Ga., was an teed. -> -> * + * * + + * + + + * + * * * * + * * + * * + + < -* * * * * + * * * + + + * + + > + + + + + + + + + + 4 • _________ i pectsToTie greatly benefitted in health by interested visitor In Sanford this week. t The Woman's Missionary Society of the the wonderful curative power of the water. Mr. Colton is looking for n business loca­ Baptist church will meet next Monday A $5 prize to the man running highest tion. afternoon, 3)30 o'clock, a t the home of number of bulls in one run, Joe Saucer's Mrs. W. E. Scoggan and children left Mrs. Dcnne Turner, corner Elm avenue and Wednesday last for Wilmington, N. C., Second street. A full attendance is spec pool room. Whlpporwlll and Clay Peas, $1.75 per where they will spend the summer months. ially requested. bushel this week only. Cash price Twenty-one meals at Slumon's for $4. GARNER & ROBERTS sell Our Own Sbniord Grocery Co. You cnn ¿et coffee, the most popular broad in Sanford. Mrs. Thos. J. Perkins left the city on See C. A. Reed for furniture and piano The City R estaurant gives 21 meals Monday afternoon' for Louisville. Ky., moving. for $4.50, and they arc w orth It. where she will visit her son, Shannon, for A. W. Wynn of Mncon. Gn., represent­ a few weeks. Shannon Perkins, who vis­ Young man would like work of any kind, ing the Carey Safe Co., was in the city on ited our clty'ubout a year ago, is a rtslng * * '-ess P. ,Wednesdf young journalists now connected with the ___________ — :— a ftjtp Amerjr.-ibusli- LouisvillP Herald. Mrs. Perkins will be nuld's. joined by her daughter. Miss Harriettc, in y Co. about a month, and they will- spend the For an Sunday summer in thernoumntnrbfTéñhessee, at D. A. Ca Sewanee, where the University of the — M n rE Nothing South is located. in the cl it D. A. Drive your Wagon into Sanford daughtci Notice of Incorporation Notice it hereby given that we. the undersigned. Wade Cull on 0. H. Evans now.be- Intend to apply to the Honorable Albert W. Gil­ Write hi christ, Governor of the State of Florida, on the He can deliver any brand you want out of 22nd day of June, A.U.1UU9. for l jettrrx* Patent The b Incorporating Ihr SANFORD ATHLETIC AND ■egnwnm I do not AMUSEMtEnT ASSOCIATION under the following Our new Warehouse City Res Kill charter, the original of which ii now on rn for Jt, proposed file In the otllce of the Secretar Secretary Of the State of I Without Delay— fro. CT Gro. A. DzCom*. dd office Florida. Ü. G. WAcara. left Sntur* II. K. S n v tat. i engine B. W. II kindon, Mrlrose. T .A . N tw ua. pst ami ■ i n. pAyi« ; . _ Kemetnl) ---“ ------------------- T “ o • ________ ' "■ad'-'in. ARTtCfcES O F TNCOKTORà TIù S OF SANFORD — you when ATHLETIC AND AMUSEMENT ASSOCIATION. M. M. Si We. theiiiulrrilgntsl, hove associated ourselves U —ore together for the purpose of forming Into a body land. So.' politic and corporate under and by virtue of the / Ris- laws of the State of Florida, and do ndopt Ihr fol­ Clean, lowing articles of Incorporation » m a r t. the mea'. •nts for The name of this corporation shall lie SANFORD rant. ATHLETIC AND AMUSEMENT ASSOCIATION, Is. 1. a tu lits ulncr of business shall be al Sanford, If you lie, will Orange County. Florida. suit for 5 am u z it. Or any other brand of our^justly Fernald Son*.— The general nature of the business to Ik- trans­ acted soil conducted by this corporation shall be. Celebrated Fertilizers— Mrs N to encourage and prumote athletics and mouse -m. was ments of all rkinds, ' to organise and m aintain teams Do you want Hardwood Asliea? Groce, of Cy play base! baseball, football, and other gatnrs roqulrThurs­ to ing i ___ log skill, to own. maintain, operate and manage a her brother, i. i aIIICLI) V<l Dreed Blood, Sheep Manure,-Blood nnd Bone day. having left one dollar for a year's driving park for the purpose of horse racing, to last week. promote nnd encourage and conduct fairs and ex­ subscription to The Herald. Mr. Sewell position, to run. operate and m aintain an am use­ Nitruto of Soda? ment park, to own. buy, sell and convey real Four nicely located rooms on first floor, says Winter Garden is second to none. relate, to acquire, uwnj buy. sell and convoy per­ and two on tipper lloor for rent. Both sonal property of every, kind and character, to For Rent.—One furnished bedroom up erect such buildings as It may desire or deem rain and mineral water on the place. In­ stairs. W. F. Leavitt, corner of Third proper, ur that may be required for the use of the corporation In carrying on It* business; to borrow quire at The Herald ollice. street and Elm avenue. 3fi-tf money and to secure the same and m onies other­ wise owing by mortgage deeds. Imnds. notes. or Our Own cofTce, the heat 25 cent coffee The Bye-La Hotel will rent you n room oilier obligations therefore; and to du all such other on the market, for so lent Corner & Roberts' for $3 n week (one person) with hotel and further things os may be necessary and ex­ pedient to be done for the successful transaction stores only. of any of the business this corporation is authorised conveniences. . tf to transact and Conduct; and to have allsucltother Have you seen the cioth-finish ruled and further powers Incendental to corporations Now is the time to buy your suh-lrri- organized uigi and rxisting under the laws of Hid Slate (Write u b ) letter heads at The Herald office T The of V'Tor Ida. gnted land. See M. M. Smith. A i m i ut. neatest and very latest thing In fine stuFlorida people better see Sanford Celery The amount of the capital stock of this corpora­ • tlonery. Looh it up. Mr. Business Mon. tion shall lie FIVE THOUSAND (tS.OOOOU) Delta Land Co.'s property before buying DOLLARS, to be divided into five humlrrd shares Prices very low. 1 of the par value of Ten Dollars each. CIIAS. H. EVANS, Sales Agent, —J. N. Whither. Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Capo u truck furms. am a x tv Sanford, Florida The Herald lias Just received a new line Tills corporation shall continue and have lull 4' Iiounclng baby boy. This accounts for power to exrrclse its corporate rights and fran­ „ (Aak Him) the 6inile upon Mr. Capo for the past few of fine cloth-finish ruled letter heads. It chises lor a period of ninety-nine years from and *> days. is just the niftiest little bit of stationery alter the commencement oLll*corporate cxlitrnor. J L l. ¿¡J ASTX1 Z v. A little money now arid a little now nnd. that fins ever- been shown lii Sanford. The business of this corporation shall he con.Prices very low. f duaad hy ■» pieititrm_sjcsJissMssii secretary ——then-is th r- w n y io ^ y celery land. See treasurer, and a board of director* of not less The street paying is progressingrupkily and M. M. Smith for particulars. then Ave uiembrrt. 1• ami it will not be lung before the side­ Until after the Arst annu.il meetinguf the stuck.oiueft, the o(Beers of this corporation shall be Mr. Fielding has made the swimming walks will be free of obstructionsandthe Geo. A. DeColtes. President; D. U. Wagner. Vicepool ut the Bye-Lo hotrt-u most delightful President; D. Davison. Secretary and Treasurer; deep sand replaced with hard, smooth the hoard ofJ. director* shall be Geo. A. Di-Cottes. place for a cool plunge. Open to all. tf D. G. Wagner. H. K. Stevens,' I). W. Herndon and pavement. T. A. Newlan. Dr. W. A. Mason, an eminent divine of If you want to sell or buy city lots, city The Arst or organisation meeting of this corpora­ E S T A B L ISH E D 1 8 G 8 tion shall be held al Sanford, Florida, on the 28th Macon. Ga.. spent several days lids week property, celery farms, see N. H. Garner. day of June. A. D. 1009, and thereafter the annual in the city the guest of his nephew meeting of slock holders shall be held on the fourth Are Offering Any and All Kinds of Florida Real Estate Chuse L Sanborn seal brund coffee, th* Monday in June uf each and «very year. and niece. D. L. Thrasher and Mrs. N, II. A tnax vt. | — Garnet;---------" best grude on the market. Tire highest amount of Indebtedness or liability at ns Low Prices and on us Reasonable Terms GARNER & ROBERTS. to which this corporation ahall subject itself shall Only $4.50 for a 21-meal ticket at he the sum of Five Thousand Dollar*^ as ira s vn. Fresh Georgia butter. 35 cents a pound the CUy KestuuranL The m eals are As Can be Had Anywhere. The name* ami residence* of the subecriblng In­ " "Wortif more. for sale by Garner &. Roberts. • *. corporators. end the ainuunt of capital stuck.suhecribed by each are as follows; Do you want five acres of good celery The Geo. H. Fernald Go. has the finest Geo A.. DeColtes. DeÇoi Sanford, Fla. Ten share*. Office on Park Avenue, between First nnd Commercial Streets. Sanford, Florida Sanford, Fla. Ten shares. land, all in cultivation, located less than line of fishing tackle in town. Call und D. G. Wagner, Sanford. Fla. j. D. Davison. Ten shares. three miles from Sanford, at the station of see us. Sanford. Fla. Ten shares It. K. Steven*. Sanford. Ha. Five shares. B. W. Herndoo, the Sanford & Everglades railway T This Drink a Botti« of Home investor* put your celery money T .A . Newlan. .Five . . . .shares, Sanford, Fla. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the subscribing incorchoice tract of land will be sold during the in Celery Delta Land Co.’* land. See poratnrs h iv e h e re u n to irl their hands. next ten days for $3,500.„CfllL.at The 3I-tf^ ' Geu. A. DeColtes —J. N. Wmitner. U. G. Wagner - •» Herald office for particular*. H. R. Stevens About twenty member* of the Celery' v - | e * r i i a M M r , r *^% C. R. Walker, while .In Jacksonville last City Aerie of Eagles assisted in Um-inJ . A . Newlan J. IL Davison __*eek, tested .tie J1CW . wireless Uiiephunr, Itallatlun of the Plum City lodge on Wed­ State uf Florida. I „ ) is thoroughly convinced about the nesday night of this week. Tiieyreporl u County of Orange! Lie(ore me personally appeared. Geo. A. OeCottes. wonderful possibilities of the new inven­ good time.__________________ D. 0 . Wagner J . D. Davison. II. K. Stevens, B. W. Herndon and T. A. Newlan. who are well kuown to tion. * to be the persons named In and who subscribed My Place for. Sale, with crop, two me '* elr names to th e lorsgslog ankle* of Incor poreG IN G E R _ A L E O R S O D A W A T E R Wede. die tuner, Orlando. n. aodseverally ss-knowU»lgtd^betors^tpe^that acres o f earn, 7,000 egg plant* and Manufactured with pure distilled water—they will prevent illnoM. aid ----- Seventy-five bushels of cow peas for cucumber* In first' class condition. p H ^ t d r r d a e i .I and and seal a t Sanford. Florida, digestion and give you health cbenp. at E. A. He/fieQ Co.'*. 20 minutes from postofflce, Fourth on this fF.SSmy the 13th,day of May. A. D. 190». Kru'e H “ BuV Henry CUy Flour of W. W. Long. street. West side. W. R. Robbins. San­ Notary of Florl ■ .Public. H j Slat# ______ _ w. My Colmai a»lua ** ' expires Jan Yhs best on earth. **" ' V* ford, Fla. "SoufSio The Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla Ñ P. Ydwell & Co " MEN’S NEW STRAW HATS H Men’s New Tlçs N . P . Y O W E L L -& GO. at your ARMOUR Armour Armour Armour Armour Blood, Bone Potash • Celery Grower V e g e t a b l e ___ ___ Practical Trucker Ask for it, We have it THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS Jacksonville, Fla. Re a l Marks . Estate A gency �tllC SANFORD HERALD * * + * +4 * + + + + + + * * * * * * '* * * + + <> * + + * + + + * * + **+ + + + + '!”>*+*+ h ^ And Çnnford will spend the rood tax upon Sanford ronds. Published Ertrr Friday Uomini st Ssatdrd, Flo. Now cometh the sweet girl graduate, the ft J. Hour, Mannilni Editor fairest flower of the Season. E n te n d u Sécond-êltM mall insttrr An ia it 22nd, ISOS, st the Poe tofflce at Sanford, Florida, under Act of March 3rd, 1879. Burhane Advertising Company, Jacksonville. Rep­ resentative. Office First Floor In the Bishop Block, First Street Telephone No. 148. —Remember that in regard IS The Fourth every man is supposed to do his duty. Who stated that an editor was unlucky? Tiie Herald editor won a fine building lot this week, and is now a bloated land­ owner. Beard was unable to ge t_ h li -tliafranTHANKS. BUT-----chlsement Bill' through the House, even __ Tilt Herald would have n Word with a though he was aided by Money. Thus the few of its admirers. state’s reputation is saved once more, It is as appreciative of complThisntary* __ letters and Jtindly congratulations oh its excellence as any paper can be, but—it Savannah wants celery on account of now and then occurs to the paper's editor the advertising it affords a community. Dint some of the effusive authors of com- Celery i helps, but if It is not backed by pliincnts must think that they are what the enterprising citizens, evencelery falls keep him alive. Otherwise it does seem :short. to him that a year's subscription would be When Sanford gets all of those new included in the letter or included in the handshake. The good words which are brick blocks that are now contemplated constantly coming from people who pay the city will be able to get rid of several for, ns ryall ns read, the paper, nrp npprc-_ :“f tfniiahtftnrTTVr* tahjf '»¡K& —/ claim) more—a g ffh r'fle iT more—than been back numbers and shfttild have been removed. their money. . But the money Is appreciated. Those "Let her go, Qnltrighrr," but doCol. T. J. Watkins has us beat by seven lt-all-at-your-expense sort of well-wishes, miles. In a recent interview in the Tam­ do not-seenrio us to be in the most ex-’ pa Tribune, he stated that Orlando was quisite taste. prospering greatly under the dry regime, There are people In this cou nty who seem and just now was paving ten miles of — to regafd~the author of this little editorial streets with brick. That’s going some, ns a sort of bank with an unlimited capi- even for Col. Watkins. — fal of nerve to draw upon when any fight needs to be effectively fought. Some of There is a bill in the legislature at "iticse people hove not hesitated tocometo present requiring ail sheriffs, deputies, him repeatedly in the last year to urge constnblcs and police •officers' to enforce that he pursue some particular fight to the all laws regarding the sale of liquors. finish. He is sometimes tempted to tell There is no reason why Fioridn or any them that, nithough the bank’s capital is other state should pass a law requiring in fnlr condition,'theirindlvldunlaccounts officers to do their duty and such, a bill ore exhausted. Some of them come In seems to be-a-rafleethm-nponTheTinicefs . with thclr honeyed words end» request,« of the state. the publisher's expense, for a few copies of the paper to he put where they will do —We-nererdontlfM Editor Howard's sin­ the mqst good I ---- —— — — — These kind friends are not poor people. cerity upon the road question. And of Wc have in mind a rich man whose ex­ course, he does not doubt The H erald's penses nre less by forty dollars per ycor sincerity. Therefore, since—everyone—Is^ thnn thcywould beT n h is paper had not sincere] say what you mean, and made n certain fight that Is now history. mean what you say." All is pence He has never neglected an opportunity to and brick streets again. Now that it is .express appreciation; as near as can be uil over, and our point is gained, no one iiscertnined.lieborrow sriw -paper occa­ wlslies to keep up The argument. sionally and alwuys enjoys it when he docs. NEW NAME TOR BALL PARK There are others. The Sanford Baseball Association have They must have ail idea that apprecia­ tion is more nutritious than beefsteak n new park und are seeking for an appro­ (which it isn't) or else they are ungrate- priate name. We enter the contest and suggest that" it be called "Holly Park." Several just suclt |>coplc have commend­ We don’t M y th a t ft It base. hntHollv own ed the editor for his articles, and Have sure "Bawl" for Sanford.—Gainesville El­ urged that he keep It up untlf the rank evator. abuses ore n thing of the pa&ll This Is CELERY AVENUE NEWS exceedingly nice of them, Some people Sixvial Corrpipondrnce to Tlie H erald: think that newspaper* .profit largely by The committee in charge of the truck­ such exposures. It’s n great mistake. ers' picnic, held May filh nt shell mound, They gain in subscribers, hut lose in that beg to state that the total expenditures more essential business, advertising. was $28.SO und total collections $30.40, leaving tr balance of $1.00. This will be placed In bank as a nucleus for a' picnic Sun ford's grand celebration of the Fourth fund, subject to will of the next picnic Is tneellng with the approval of the state committee. All the four-legged frogs in the celery a t large, and on thnt day we ure expect­ ing n large concourse of Florida people to delta have stopped croaking. It's lime now for the two-legged frogs to also t&p visit our city, and have a dny of enjoy­ croaking. ment Sanford's wonderful progress und Miss Ida Mallby returned to Winter rapid development liua excited the admi­ Park, Monday of this week, accompanied ration of tiie South, and many people will by Miss Bertie Riley, oftera pleasantvisit avail themselves of this opportunity to to Miss Riley. Mrs. T. P. Conpropst is spending a few visit theCcleryCity and see for themselves days in DeLand this week. the wondcrfulcelery delta. Beg to report two new dwelling houses Sanford will be compelled to take care of one of die largest crowds" on that day going up in the celery delta this w e e k one by Bob King und one by Henry Ste­ that has ever congregated in this city, and venson. In the past there has been some good cel­ D. R. Brisson is making.some improve, ebrations here and mopy large crowds. ments to the grounds in front of his home, . T(ie tjine is growing nearer and It be­ the stone cottage, on Celery avenue, lay­ hooves our citizens to get busy on this ing cement walks and laying out flower question at once, It should not be left to plots. Let this good work become epi­ demic. Mr. Brisson has one of the most oue or to several to do all the work, but «tractive places on the avenue. every citizen of Sanford should consider The only houses on Celery avenue -not tluit they nre deleguted to see the program painted belong to twopurtlcs-whoaretdo started and carried through., niul It will be -poor-to-patmTlISni—one the ferry house Qrnng« y ht I 1>y the united efforts of everyone that the o w n e d h y Orange-count I druggist; und as ----celebration cnn tle made a success About the only newspaper in the state that Is upholding Frank Clark in ids undemocratic policy is the Lake • City Index. Thnt is no surprise to the people of Florida—Tom Appleyard owns tliat paper— Kissimmee Volley G a z e tte .____________ ' Wrong again, Brother HArris. The Her­ ald Is upholding Frank Clark In his recent stand for protection on Florida India and vegetables, and will continue to uphold him even against Bryan himself. Clark Is doing things. The other fellows are only The recent fight in thq legislature be­ tween Alexander a'nd Thornton originated pv$r,Uie Question of the county building a bridge over the Halifax. No one blames the members for fighting over this bridge m atter as It has been a bone of conten­ tion for some time and to the visitor to tbe East Coast the toll charged for pass­ ing over the present bridges.seems like highway robbery. .Turkey, and- -Grren. land.1 There are doctors, lawyers; railroad men, merchants, mechanics of all trades. preachers, druggists and a few formers. The next time you city folks come out to the East Coast ferry to hove a chicken periau please don't make so much noise, 5 nleM it a in the nature of a call, as you disturb the writer, especially when he knowa there 1s chicken being eaten, and he not there. * F xrmzr TELEPHONE 144 — NEXT* ÜÖÖK TO POSTOFFICE BEWARE of FLIES AND MOSQUITOES 10,000 Disease Germs on each fly th at craw ls over yo u r food. come filled with malaria germ s. — Mosquitoes ” “ 37* TO KEEP THEM OUT OF YOUR HOME WE SELL , Window Spreen Cloth, Mosquito Nettings and Canopies Why not be Comfortable? Hammocks 75 cents to $5.00 YOU CAN G E T Beef, Pork, Mutton, Lamb, Frankforts, Pork Sausage, Bologna, Boneless Ham, Holstein Sausage, Chevalet Sausage, Brains, Chitlins, Liver, Ducks, Chicken,.Friers and Hens, Pork Butts, w Deerfield Sausage, Tripe, Boiled Haiii, Corned BeefTT O ilE eetJIogV H eafl ■I i Cheese, ___ .. , - Hams, ' •-> * ” Breakfast Bacon, �•'“*f f î v f ** May 14. 1909 THE SANFORD HERALD IN AND ABOUT THE CITY ___________ -\ Rev. J. W. Boyd left Monday for Louis Planting time Is here. M. M.Smith wll ville, Ky., to attend tho Southern Bn pi is sell you land on easy terms. Convention. It is rumored that Mr. Boyi Apterite kills cutworms. Broadcast 100 may bring a helpmeet home with him from Ihs to acre, and be free of this pest. LIttle JTappcnlngs-^MentIon of the blUe grass state. Fernald Hardware Co. Matters In . Brief. The Sanford Building li Loan Associa­ One dollar reward for recovery, orlnfor motion leading to recovery of full-grown tion has made loans on new dwellings of cat. Color, solid Maltese, answering to nearly 510,000, and has applications for PERSONAL ITEM S O f IN TER ES T the name of Garfield., Address 30G Park as much more. The association started in December. The businessmen nrebeing avenue. * 30 urged to subscribe to its stock. No one Summary or the Hooting Sm allT alk At a bargain—50 acres of best celery Succinctly Arranged for Hur­ land in celery delf On St.fiertmdenve- thing can benefit Sanford more than to ried Herald Readers. nue.1 See Murrell, the real estate man, encourage building by its own people. Al­ ready 700 shares have been taken. Every 39-tf Mr«. J. P- Houston nnd fomlly who Welborn block. * dollar loaned (s amply secured, Blul"Hie gpent the winter In Snnfordjgft W eilnc^. -W .T . Jot ins nnd sister," MIsS Blanche, investment is’n safe and attractive one hnvp gone to Shelby, N. C.. where they for business men.who want to help build Jay for their home in Chnrlotte. N. C. Rend the Sunday dinner menu of Bye- will spend the next month. In the ab­ up their own town. sence of Mr. Johns, G. W, Spencer will Lo Hotel 3G-tf The famous Elgin Creamery Butter fur * t have charge of the lunch stand at the sale at W. W. Long's Grocery. •^ __ Mr». M. M. Stewnrt Is visiting relative« depot. Complete Line of Cigars and Tobnc j j See Our New Line of Ladies’ Waists and In Plymouth this week Fresh every week, Plow’s famous can­ bo at McCnller's New Store. D. D. Bardin 1« apeftdlng n few days in dles, ' nt GARNER & ROBERTS. Do away with dust while sweeping car­ Jacksonville on business. Fancy Parasols If you are not living at the City Res pets by buying Wlzznrd Carpet Clenncrof Fresh fish on Fridays and Saturdays nt tourant you ,are not living right. W. W. Long. S. C. Richardson’s, Lefiler block. „ 30 The Sanford. House clftsCd Its dining McKinley edftlbn of ten cent sheet mu­ While your wife is away, make yourself sic, all the popular airs, nt City Cigar Store. -rooms Monday- a fte r brankfast, ~IC will ^niorntrafSttim on’s. 21 meals for 54. -Gas and .^usqJspfl-^yesi. wtonHwirows: W ^nropendoonioiTwrstwfintmpIPnM i» Everything In freslx western, jpeato a t s e w e r c h f y a n d ccnieiit tile, flower will he available for traveling salesmen * GARNER & ROBERT’S new meat market. pots. Try our (trices. all summer. The dining room will open ugalnOctober 1. Mr.and Mrs.H. P. Driver Fine cigars. the C. IL S., tin* O. U. NO. 30-tf ’ The Geo. H. Fernald Co leave next week for Lea's Springs, Tenn. and $hc Henry George. GARNER & ROB­ If it's printing yon want, send it to The Mr. Driver will manage a hotel at that ERTS sell them all. Herald office. First-class work guaran­ point during the summer months, and ex­ T+-f-M-+++<*+<.+<.++++++++++^<-<->y<++++-5-M-+++++++++++4-s+' . C. A. Colton of Cedurtown. Ga., wns.nn teed. __________.___ ______—=------* * + * * + * * + + * * + + + * * * + + + * + + + < ''i> * « * * + -S-*-}>+++* + + * + + + + + + + + + * 4 pects to be greatly benefitted In health by interested visitor in Sanford this week, The Woman’s Missionary Society of tho the wonderful curative powerof the water. Mr. Colton is looking for a business locnBaptist church will meet next Monday A 55 prize to the man running highest tlon. "— ' afternoon, 3:30 o'clock, nt the hornC -Of mrmbenrf balls In one runT Joe Saucer's Mrs. W- E. Scoggan and children left Mrs. Deane Turner, corner Elm avenue and Wednesday Inst for Wilmington.' N. C., Second street. A full attendance is spec­ pool room. Whlpporwlll and Clay Peas, 51.75 per where they will spend the summer months. ially requested. bushel this week only. Cosh price Twenty-one meals nt Stumon’B for 54. GARNER & ROBERTS sell Our Own Sanford Grocery Co. You can ¿et cofTee, the most popular brand in Sanford. Mrs. TliosvJ. Perkins left the city on See C. A. Reed for furniture nnd pinno The City Restaurant gives 21 meals Monday afternoon-" for Louisville. Ky„ moving. H where she will vlsi* her «nnTJ tl«n ii.m i fnr for 54.50, and they ore worth It. A. W. Wynn of Mnqon, Gn., represent­ few weeks. Shannon Perkins, who vis­ Young man would like work of any kind, ing the Cnrey SofcC orw nsfm T iecIty on ited our city about a year ago, is a rising or chance to learn trucking. Address P. Wednesday. J.. Herald. . 38-2p young journalist, now connected with the America alarm clocks for 85c at FerWhlppoorwjil Oflilqow pensaLA2.abash- Louisville. Hw«ldIT Mrs.--PeTkins--wnPt5e nald’s. joined by her daughter. Miss Hnrriettc. In —Sanford Grocery Co. eT For an up-to-date tailor-made suit, see about a month, and'lhey will spend the Buy a meal tleket, and eat your Sunday summer In the mountains of Tennessee, nt D. A. Caldwell & Sons. d 1n ncr a t Stumon’s . ____________ SewtmeerwTüÉre The University of the Mrs. E. G. Tyne« of Tqmi>a 1ms Halved The Royal Tailors hramf of clothing South is located. in the city and will be the guest of her means perfection. See samples at D. A. Drive your Wa^on into Sanford daughter. Mrs. R. J. Holly. Notice of Incorporation Caldwell & Son's. Notice >• hereby given Ihnt we. the undrrslgnnl Wnde mnkes frequent trips to Sanford. Call ori C. H. Evans _________________ w « p p ir to th e Honorable Albr-ft ~w nil The drainage specifications are now 1ic­ intent) Write him at Orlando.__ — ■— chrUt, Governor ol the Slate of Florida, on the He can deliver any brand you want out of ing published in The Hcrbld. 22nd day of June. A. I). 11100, lor Letter» Patent , j The best dinner in the city a t The Incorporating the SANFORD ATHLETIC AND You need a good typewrite! nnd do not AMUSEMENT ASSOCIATION under the following Our new Warehouse City R estaurant for 35. cents. charier, the original of which Is now on want to' pay an exhorbitnnt price for it, imposed lie In the office of the Secretary of the Stale of Without Delay— , Mrs. C. H. Clarke nnd Mrs. Sarah Smith sec the Blickcndcrfer. at The Herald office Florida. (¡to. A. DxConnt. D. C. Wa u n ts . • left Suturdny last for a visit to friends nt H. R. Stiver«». If you need n good launch or on engine * I). W. littmuN, Melrose. -T. A. NtwLsw. . .. or supplies look up T. C. Con props! and wo. » i ' — i—- — j; it, Davison, _ Remember to hove The Herald follow be «an intcrcst- yoa. Read htB vad” In ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION o r SANFORD y«u when you tnke'yotir summer trip. ATHLETIC AND AMUSEMENT ASSOCIATION. The Herald. M. M. Smith has 1,000 acres of celery We. the u n d e rlin e d , hove aiaocialcd ourselves ' Not th e cheapest, but the b e st—are ogolher fur the purpose of forming Into a t*«ly land. Sold on casv terms. Millie corporate under and hy virtu« «1 the the m eals served a t The City Res­ aw» ofand th* State of Florida. and do adopt the all­ Clean, wholesome, well cooked—are tau ra n t, . _J___ ._____ — -— — owing article» of Incorporation the meals served a t The C ity-(testati ametí t. Curlier &. Roberts are now agents for The name of till* corporation »hall I* SANFORD iranil T . •- • ATHLETIC AND AMUSEMENT ASSOCIATION, the famous Royal Scarlet can goods. and it* place of business »hull lie at Sanford, » t If you wont a first-clnss tnilor-mñde Wonderful soil fumigant, Apterite, will Orange County, Florida. suit for 512.08, call at I). A. Caldwell & ah vi i it. Or any other brand* of our justly save your crops. Ask the Fernald The general nature of the business to tie tram Sons. * Hardware Co. lihoul it. acted and cunductnl by llili cor[Kiration »hall be, Celebrated. Fertilizers— ”i Mrs. Nannie Hudson nnd little daughter, to encourage and prumole athlrtlcn nnd amuseMr. T. W. Sewell, of Winter Gurden, was m entí of all kinds. tu.nrganl»e and m aintain teams Do you want Hardwood Ashes? Grure. of Oakland, Fla., Were the guests of play baseball, football, and other game* requir­ a welcome visitor at this office on Thurs­ to ing »kill, to own, maintain, operate and manage a her brother, T. E. Speer, on Celery avenue Dried Blood, Sheep Manure. Blood and Bone day, having left one dollar for n year’s driving park for the purpose of horse racing, to promote and encourage and conduct fair» and ex­ last week. subscription to The Herald. Mr. Sewell position. to run, operate and m alntuln an am use­ Nitrate of Soda? ment park, to own. buy, tell and convey real Four nicely locatori robins on first floor, says Winter Garden is second to none. estate, to acquire, uwn, tájy. aell and convey per­ and two on upper floor for rent. Both sonal properly or every kind and character, tu For Rent.—One furnished bedroom up erect such building» ns It may desire or deem rain nnd mineral writer on the place. In­ stairs. W. F. Leavitt, corner of Third proper, or that may b* required for the use of tha corporation In carrying un Its business: to borrow quire nt The Herald office. street nnd Elm uvenue. 38-tf money and to secure the same nnd monies other­ wise owing by mortgage deeds, bonds, notes, or Our Own cofTee, the best 25 cent coffee The Byc-Lo Hotel will rent you a room other oidlgations therefore: and to do all such other on the market, for Rale at Garner &. Roberts’ lor 53 a week (one person) with hotel and further things as may be necessary and ex­ pedient to be dune for the successful transaction »tores only. of any of the builnets thl» rnrporatlmajs authorized conveniences. • ' tf tu transact and conduct; and to b a v n lls u c h other Have you seen the cloth-finish ruled and further powers Intendenta! to corporations Now is the time to buy your suh-irri- organlird and existing under the laws of the Slate (Write ua) letter heads nt The Heruld office T The guted land. See M. M. Smith. amax m. lieatcgt tinti very latest thing in fine sta ­ The amount of the capital stack of this corpora­ Florida people better seeSunford Celery tion tionery. Look it up, Mr. Business Mun. shall be FIVE THOUSAND (SS.OOtlOU) Delta Land Co.’s property before buying DOIXARS, to be divided Into live hundred shares Prices very low. . of the par value of Ten Dollars each. CHAS. H. EVANS, Sales A¿ent, —J. N. WiimiEJt. Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Capo n truck farms. ASTICUt IV Sanford, Florida The Herald has just received a new line Tills corporation shall continue nnd huva full bouncing baby boy. This accounts for power to exercise Us corporate rights and fran­ t (Ask Him) the smile upon Mr. Capo for the past few of fine cloth-finish ruled letter heads. It chises (or a period of ninety-nine years from and days, is just the niftiest little hit of stationery after the commencement of Its corporate existence. *______ - ’ s t e a l Y. ■MaHMNmaatHMSMMBiB' A little money now and alitile nowand tliut has ever been i shown In Sanford. The ta lln e ss o r This corporation ifmtJ hr con­ PricesverylowT — ducted hy a president, y(rf-nw«lileni—Sswuetary then Is flte way to buy celery land.' See1 triilU fF T niuI « board ol dircclon of not less M. M. Smith for puriI¡-niara---------- — —TbrrEtreetpnvtnglB progressing "rapidly and then five members. Until after the Urst annual meeting of the stock­ and it will not be long before the side­ holders, the oUlcers of this corpuroiion shall be Mr. Fielding has made the swimming walks will* be free of obstructions and the Geo. A. DeCottes. President; D. 0 . Wagner. VI«»pool at the Bye-Lo hotel-a most delightful J. D. Davison, Secm ary and Treasurer; deep sand replaced with hard, smooth Presldent; the board of directors shall tie Geo. A. DeCottes. place for a cool plunge. Open to «11. if U. G. Wagner. H. R. Stevens. U. W. Herndon and pavement. T. A. Newlan. Hr. ,W. A. Mason, an eminent divine of If you want to sell or buy city lots, city The Aral or organisation meeting of thla corpora_____ ESTABLISH ED 18G8 ---------,------------- :------(km shall be held at iianfoed. Florida, on the 28tli Macon, Ga., spent several days this week property, celery farms, see N. II. Garner. day of June, A. D. HMJ'J, and lharoafler the annual In the city the guest of his nephew neeting of stuck holders shall 1» held on the fourth Are Offering Any and All Kinds of Florida Real Estate Chase & Sanborn seal brand cofTee, the donday In June of each and every year. aud niece, D. L. Thrasher and Mrs. N, IL A in o t vi. best grade on the market. Garner. ----- — The highest amount of tndebudneaa or liability at as Low Prices and on asKeasonahJe Terms GARNER L ROBERTS. to which this i-orporation shall subject Itself shall Only 54.50 for a 21-meal ticket at lie the sura of Five Thousan d Duller« Am u vu. Fresh Georgia butler. 33 cents a pound the City Restaurant. The meats are As Can be Had Anywhere. . The names and residences of the subscribing in Ior sale by Garner It Roberts. - worth more. corporators, and the amount of capital stock sub­ scribed by each are as follows: Bo you want five acres of good celery The Geo. 11. Fernald Co. has the finest Geo. A. DeCottes. Sanford. Fla. Ten tharra Office on Park Avenue, between First and Commercial Streets. Sanford, Florida Sanford, Fla Ten shares. land, all in cultivation, located lesa titan line of fishing tackle in town. Call and D. 0. Wagner, Sanford, F'la i. Devisi Ten shares. three miles from Sanford, a t the station of see us. Sanford. Flu Ten shares. i. R. Sttvens, anfurd, Fla. I. W, Herndon. Five shares. the Sanford 4c Everglades railway T This Drink a Bottle of Home investers put your celery money T. A. Newlan ■ antnrd, F la .. Fly« ahi IN WITNEàs WHEREOF! the subscribing Incor­ choice tract of land will be sold during the n Celery Delta Land Co.'s land. See porators have hereunto set their banda. nest ten days for 53.500. Call a t The 81-tf ' —J . N. WHjTNEK. , ______________ _____ "T----6“%.AvÌgntr Herald office for particulars., H. R. Stevens About twenty members of the Celefy B. W. Herndon C. R. Walker, while .in Jacksonville last City Aerie of Eagles assisted In die in­ T. A. Newlan j. D. Davison *«k, tested the new wireless telephone, stallation of the Plant City lodge on Wed­ State of Florida. *nd is thoroughly convinced about tha nesday night of this week; They report a County uf Orange Uefore me personally appeared. Geo. A. DeCottes, *onderful possibilities of the new inven­ good time. '. 0 . WagnerJ . D. Davison. H. R. Stevens. B. W. and T.MA, Newlan, are well known to rHerndon TT. PH I lan. who an tion. . and who subscribed My Place for Sale, with crop, two me to be the persona named In articles of inoorporaG IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R Wade, the tuner. Orlando. sd . before me that acres o f corn, 7,000 egg plants and they subscribed and executedUthe aarue fur the purManufactured with pure distilled water—they will prevent Illness, aid Seventy-five bushels of cow peus for cucumber*-In first condition. " ieS tl»erclll u^ein CTIufTtiltl. VtTNESS my hand and seal at Sanford, Florida, digestion and give you health » F n n rih WITNESS.. •«le cheap, a t £LA.JIeffield Co.'«. 4 0 mtmrtes from post office. Fourth thta the 13lh day of May. A. D. I BOS. t a l l t l t u u . Buy Henry d a y Flour of W. W. Long- street. West side. W. R. Robbins. SanNotary Pubflc, State of Florida, at Larae.« My Commission «apirea January 10th 1010 The Sanford Coca Cola Bottlinj;Jpou Sanford, Fla The best-on earth- "5 TT ford, ria. - r N.P.Yowell&Co I ! MEN’S NEW STRAW HATS I: Men’s New Ties ili! N. P. YOW ELL & CO. § - Right at your Door! A rm our Armour Armour Armour BloodrBone & Potash— Celery Grower " Vegetable Practical Trucker Ask for it, We have it THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS Jacksonville, Fla. s— *— " T h e M a r k s Re a l E s t a t e A g e n c y t �• -,. ï-Y-f.- . —. viwKni w m COUNTY HAPPENINGS A Budfet of Interesting M e*» From Correspondents CITY OR TR U C K LANDS Iy t / i n the ceremouya dainty luncheon «rtU be served. and the bridal party will go by carriage* to Sanford, where they wtfl u k e ib e train for Washington. D. C. where they win reside, a* Mr. Baxter is private secretary to Congressman Fletcher, node of the br*le Mias Hodd Jetton will be married in a handsome traveling soil ot blue serge so becoming _tq her type at beauty. Genera certainly loaesooe of ber 'fairest daughter» in losing Miss Huddles­ ton. Kind and ever-thoughtful of others to the aged and skit she was always pedaOy attentive, and everybody, old and young, will m i» ber. 'Mr. Baxter is a young man of fine qualiles. and is to be con­ gratulated on sinning such a bride. services going on in the Methodist church The service* hare chiefly been under, the leadership of Rev. W. H. McLeod of FtMyers, who exhorts with mods fervor and power. His discourse Sunday morning, with it* touches of potfan* and' enthusi­ asm for the saivation of souls was enough to appeal to the besru of even the most hvJeoed, and wax listened to attentively STATE H O B U C U T llR A l SOCIETY by a large rongvegaiicm. In the afternooo ^ tF W W Ih ieir s filled the pulpit. treat­ Wfl Mold Annual Meeting at Dayt ing his subject in hi» usual masterly man­ The twepty-second animal, mrrting nf ner. As an evangelict-Oviedo .hi*- been ' visited by few superior to Mr. McLeod, the Florida State Horticultural society will and this far his wort has met with en­ convene at Daytona on May 18, 19. 20. 21. .The meetings of the- suciet y ~tuYe couraging results. -• __ .!---- -^j been growing in importance and interest Mr. J. if. King is on a flying visit home from year to year, and the twenty-second Hum Tallahassee where he has been ab­ meeting promises to be no exception to sorbed in legislative duties. Oviedo is this rule. proud of the distinction of famishing one The railroads have granted to the mem­ of the county's representatives. bers a rate of'one fare plus twenty-five Mrs. W. II. Luther is in the Church Home cents for the round trip, and the hotels and Hospital at Orlando, under treatment arc.muling s rata of from gl togg:—The of Dr. Person. Her TW ir&fig !Troe~aP people of Daytona are preparing to enter»umed a critical phase, but later news re­ tain the members with a steamer ride on port a vast improvement in ber conditiou the famous Halifax river, and also to give with much encouragement of ber recovery. them auiuuobUe fide* through the beauti­ — Tiie Oviedo basket ball team has not ful avenues surrounding the city. yet attained to the proficiency to give Besides the attractions that the Daypublic exhibitions of their skill but their Ums psopie.can give, the merpbers can WOHO thus Tat TfTlirtMlce promises Some enjoy all pleasures that a beautiful beach rare treats in that line. can furnish where both fishing and bath­ In order not to conflict with the ing can be enjoyed between the meet­ ------— ’-** -----revival going on. the Oviedo Magazine ings. Club decided not to hold ill regular meet­ Any person interested in Florida can .become a mmber by remitting SI to the ing last Friday. Base b a ll tms been Inaugurated for-the secretary, wffieh will'entitle."them 10a summer, and one afternoon each week certificate of membership and. a copy ■of business is suspended while the popula­ the proceedings when published. Send tion turns out en messe to witness a SI to- E. 0. Painter, secretory. Jackson­ ville' and be sore to send at least three game. ' -days before the" flf« ’^IaV_ of the meetWfKIWA SPRINGS Saturday was a great day fur picnics Get the benutne here, on the slopes of Wekiwa'sfountains. When you wish to buy The Sanford Her­ There were five parties here—two from ald. a Stetson hat. Sanford celery,.* But­ Orlando, one from Lockhart, one from ter ick pattern, a package of Quaker o4ts Winter Park and one from Sanford, or a cqn of Royal baking powder, would The party who came from Sanford were you feel satisfied if your dealer should guests of Miss Pinkney Houston and her send you some other brand for the tame brother. Vonce Houston. They came “in money, claiming that it was "just as goodf* on auto, and wrreMissesBlancheBiggert. When you put down your nickel for a Blanche Bothaihly, and Messrs, tym. Hill bottle of coca-cola, will you expect cocaWin. Woodruff and Stanley Walker. cola or some other "just as good'* imita­ tion f - -^ No real good article has ever been put Si*tt»l C«rr-»tu^ru, to The Herald: on the market, that there Were not imita­ The entertainment at the city hall on tions made after It. and the more imita­ last Friday night w asa pronounced suc­ tions there are. the better is the guaran­ cess. so much so that several requests tee for the wholesomeness of the original have been received to repeat the play and also there was never an imitation "His Uncle John.” The Ladies'Society is made to equal the original very much indebted to all who so kindly There have been on the market more assisted in the entertainment than two hundred cola drinks, and what­ The picnic at Lake Harney on last Sat­ ever their name may be. they are nothing urday was largely attended, several visit­ but imitations of coca-cola, trying to profit ors from neighboring cities being present from the tremendous favor coca-cola has We hnd an abundance of lemonade, fish with the public, cm account of its superior dinner and rain. qualities. 'Geneva seems 10 have had on her holiday Talk about cocaine in coco-cola, the state attire the past week. la addition to the chemist of nearly every state and the de­ entertainment and picnic, a "lackey par­ partment of agriculture ha ve all pronounced ty” was given by MrsPattishalltothede- I pure, with not a trace of cocaine, and parting.teachers—Misses Clark and Allen. only about one-third as much Comical and i-.hiinir.il w*r# the cos­ the bottle lisa 'cu p of strong coffee con­ tumeV The refreshments consisted of tains. potato custards, syrup cake« and orange - Dr.lAbbol, stale chain 1st-of-Texas-iastade. The evening was highly enjoyed by year, said that out of eight oda drinks ex­ amined by him. coca-cola was the only John Ifuddlesi who Is attending the one without cocaine or artificial sweetenstate university, and brother-in-law, Mr. Therefore, ¡T you want what you pay for, Yerket of Jacksonville, arrived on Sunday last to attend the Huddleston-Baitcr mar. when you call fora bottle or coca-cola, be sure and inspect the crown or bottle for Mrs. Howard has at her guest Miss Han­ the well-known trade-mark, and do not al­ som, a charming young lady of Pine Cas­ low him to palio off tt instiling on you which b« can probably buy fur less money. tle. Get the genuine. Mr. and Mr* Qulgg, formerly of Geneva, Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co. but now residing in Orlando, - drove over S. Kunge, Sec. and Treat, Saturday and attended the picnic. Bills Regarding Sanford Miss Booth of Osteen it the guest of The following Senate bills regarding Miss Nevada Grant. '* Sanford hnve been passed this week ; ..... Harold PattishalJ returned home Friday Senate Bill If 6 . ns — Affirming the right TrorOTfdihvllle. Tem iujihcrshe has been of the city of Sanford to receive annually oitebd^ig S denialcollege. one-half of the amount realized from road The many friends of Miss Laura Barber and bridge taxes of Orange county on swUl be sorry to know of her continued 111- property within the. limits of said city. itess. Site has been sick for several weeks Rules waived and bill passed. with grippe. Senate BUI No. 202—Abolishing the f *ft # <* . O. A. Haulerboh leaves litis week to Join present municipal government and pro­ his' vrife in - Defiance. Ohio, where the Is viding another for the city of Sanford. detained on account of the illness of her Read the third lime and passed.___ BOARD!XC CTXIJrV. SANFORD. r l A It Makes No Difference What You W ant or Where You Want It W E HAVE IT and on Terms that are Right ^ A HO W AR D -PACKAR D LA N D COMPANY W ® 1 T H E JA C K S O N CAR S No Sand too Deep No Mill too Steep A. E. H ILL , Agent Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, Cauliflowers, etc., etc., in Sanford, pays . 1 Sell Qie Land—Your Brains. Money, and Muscles Makes Ilie Crop and the Profit . ; ‘' » IM P R O V E D IR R IG A T E D F A R M S — U N C L E A R E D L A N D S . Flow ing W e lls on A ll J. . Celery Delta and ollwr^DerirnUle Tracis in Blocks to suit PurrluBcr. Prices and descriptions upon request , * .* •* t . N. W H ITN E R First National BankBuildiuii �TWty M.-ieos NEWS Of THE WORLD Hems of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources THE SANTORO IvFHALD Notlce Of Incorporation Sheriff’s Sale Notire U hrrrhy given th a ï wt, the undersigned, intend to apply to the Honorable Albert W, (¡11d trltl, Governor of the state of rtarida, on the 10th day of June, A. D. 1000, for letters patent incotporaüag the Eaglet Buildin la n d Loan Association, v n a n -th e f a lowing propoted charter, the original of which Is now on tile In the office of the Secretary of State or Florida. W. 1), Houjcn. Under and by virtue of an execution. Issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit In and (or Orange county, stato of Florida, dated April ¿ 3 A . D. 1909,. wherein W; D. Holden and W. J, Thigpen, partners doing business a t Holden Real Lai ate Company am plaintiffs and J. K. Westbrook and Willlnmand F, L. Gamble, doing business a t Wm Gamble A Company are defendants. . I have this day levied upon nnd will tell on Monthe 7th day of June. A. D. 1909, the »»me ig a legal tales day and during the legal hours of tales in front of the court house In Orlandu. Or­ ange county, Florida, at public outcry to the high­ est nnd best Udder tor cash the follow ing described real estate lying and (»ring In said Urnnge county,, Florida, to wit: Lot 37 of Florida Land CColonlza-i liOfLCpmiLinyU F*rm, fMjrrhtWT to p n y fortllTF.“ I. A. KtVKWDoo, S h c r li- ---------J ------------ W . T T T U n d m w o uu . \ S. Ruuoe. G. K. CAUtOUN, S. Putxttsa, HAPPENINGS DURING TH E WEEK Gro. A. UrCorrui. ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF EAGLES BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION u i i n rin j» n R r i« f the undertlgned, have atto d a te d ourtelve* mumclateourtclvi Here the Readers Will i l r i d Q Brief together, and do hereby associate uursclvrs for the Lpurpose of forming onTWlvei tniB h'lw dy politic --------tttstorloal SpringFlow ing ond corporate. under and hy virtue of the laws of the n o te of Florida, and do adopt the following nr Tor Hurried Readers . tide» of incorporation. *m ux i A lieutenant of the Italian army was ..TÎT, nnm* Of thla corporation »hall be Eaglra «rhmilHnJured hy a fall with a Wright Doildittg nnd Loan Assoilntlon and lu -p ln ee of m iiln rn »)■ all be at Sanford, Orange County,-Fla. aeroplane while monoeuvering with It on 2 — ■■■— artvcix it • the experimental grounds last week. The general nature of tho butine»* to be conduct­ ed by th lt corporation th all I* to buy. own, tell Tho grandest music festival ever held nnd convey real e tta ie . and to Improve the tom e erecting building* thereon; to borrow money nnd In the South was that held In Atlanta.Ga. by tecure the tom e, nnd monies otherwise, owing, by mortgages, dretis, Istitdt. notes or other obligations lost week. On the opening night some therefor: to make advances and loans of money; to 8.000 |>eople were In attendance. Irate real rsta te as landlords; to boy and sefl, to notulrr, own and hold nil personal property neces­ James Boyle who kidnapped Willie sary to advantageously conduct and trn n tn rl any that this corporation Is authorized to carWhltla has been convicted'hnd sentenced business ryon: nnd to da all such other ond further things a t may be necessary or expedient to be done for to prison for a term of yenrs< The Pennthe successful transaction of the business of this tylvania law makes the tenn from one corporation: and to have, exercise nnd enjoy nil the right*, powers nnd privileges Incident to corpo­ year to life Imprisonment. rations organized and existing under the laws of the State of Florida. The Wehrie stove works of Newark, 0., the largest In the world, was damaged by fire last week to the extent of a quarter of a million of dollars. The Shah of Persia has granted the peo­ ple of that country n constitutional gov. l^enunent.. — — —------- ---*1 ■ — Bread riots were numerous in Chicngo and New York the past week, caused by linker*- who were on strike, attack­ ing nonunion workmen nnd drivers. In the melees thousands of loaves of bread 'were thrown Into the streets nnd trampled under foot. An efiort Is to be mode to have the fif­ teen million dollars or more of the civil war cotton ta x ‘fwhlch was declared unitutlonnl byihffTJrS. supretiie cotfrt) appropriated for the benefit of the former Confederate s o l d i e r s . ___ _ The state eiuotiioiogist of fienrgia esti­ mates that the peach crop of that slate this year will be about muv-bulf the uvrrHitler 1 Three (liousnnt! silk worms Itiive just. --- been shipped from tills cmmtry to France where they will be set to worknml bred to the native worm in nn effort to produce n ' hybrid Hint will spin silk »ulterior to that of Chinn. ____ John K. I.lndtlrln.-Sw^ediah- consul nr T-ChimUo. hnsT;tVFtr 525,000 to life fund torn |>ermancnt system of lectures nnd to secure the omiuul payment of prizes for eunys ujion the qucslioiisof internntioiiul _- .fwcssnd-imer-denomlnnrlnnntYellgTou» harmony. . _____ ’ • -—After sjtending-$1:000,000 In oh attempt to settle nxlisputcddalnuifSU.OOn. David Heinsco, a theatrical iimnntler in New York has withdrawn hissult njjninst Klaw A Krlnnrier, nnd the m atter will be settled out of court. A $50,000 church is to be erected by the negrucsof Montgomery,Ain. Students of Tuskogee tnnde the plans, n negro has the contract and negro labor will build It. Atlanta is tu have a roof-garden thea­ ter. corner of Peachtree nnd Harris streets. Fifteen prisoners, six of them murderers, escaped from the Cuthhcrt, tin., jail last week hy sawing through tho bars of n window. One of the world's best violin players of today is Albert Spaulding, Jr., qon of Al­ bert Spaulding of baseball fame. At the age of ten years he passed an examina­ tion for a professorship nt Boiogne uni­ versity. with a record of dfi out of SO (mints, Hie first time such n record had been made in 132 years, when Mozart made it. Hubert E. Park, state treasurer of Geor­ gia. died Inst week. A bomb explosion In u street of Buenos -Ayres Inst week caused Lhe dgpth of sev­ eral |>eople and injury ^ rm m y mar«,----y i. F. banlel, traveling auditor ■tTf the Southern railway, was found dead in Ills room in Atlanta last Friday. ... . fleo. W. Harvey, who first Introduced _xi£atiusdoyftt«f«,died hi-Washington,~3nnc 7. aged OB years, Mr*. Augusta Kvuns-Wilson, Southern authoress, difid ill Mobile, Mny9, a~getl74 years. Niue persons were drowned In lire Sugquehannu river by the capsizing of ubont near Wllliesbarre, Pa., May 0. The battleship Mississippi while at New Orleans the past week was visited by Hxmsands of people—5,000 being on the vessel at one time. M.i slaughter in the second degree was the verdict against Capt. Heins for killing Capt. Annis in New York state. • - «T in t m SHIPPERS OF Florida Fruits •»»' Vegetables Notice of Application for Tax Deed Un­ der Section 8 or Chapter 4888.Low» of Florida Notice Is hereby given that Fanny W. Taber purchaser of Tax Certificate No 293. dated the fourth day of June A. t). 1900, has tiled said rerliOrale in my office, and h a t made application for tax deed to Issue In accordance with law. Sakl certificate emhracrs the following described prop erty situated In Orange county, Florida, to-wft:' Beginning NE Cor of W)4 of S E k Sec 32 Tp IBS. Range 30 E, Run W 12.02 cha. S 11.11 cht. E 13.13 chs, N 1.11 chs, NWly to Deg. IS acres. The sakl land being attested at the dote uf the lnunnoe of such certificate in the name of unknown owner. Unlesi said certificate shall lie redeemed nrconling to law, tax deed will Issue thereon nn the 3lsl day of May A. D. 1909. Witness my official signature and seal this the 90th day of April A. D. 1909. ( kal I B. M. Riwnwn. 97-41 Clerk Circuit Court Ornnge t'-ounty. Fig. General Insurance Agents .— Notice o f Application for Tax Deed H A N E M S R O T H Ë le S L IV E R Y , F E E D and SALE STABLES S K Harn««* an'd B u fila « M i k lù ia . Orange — lli-rin-,me. a notary public, personally appeared W. P.'llMdi-n. W. H. UDilerwuoit. S. Range. G. K. Calhoun. 8. Puleston and GHV. AT DcCotles, who are well known tu me tu !«• the prrsun» nuimd In ttiul who subscribed their names in the foregoing articles of Incurpurlinn. nnd severally acknowl­ edged before me that they exccuteil the same for the uira nml purposes therein mentioned. In witness whereof 1 liave h rm in lo se t my Hand nnd official seal uf office at Sanford in the county of Orange nnd the »title of Florida, on this the 4tn tiny of May. A. I> 1909. Ricu'ti II Marks, Notary l*uhllc Stale at Ijirgt*. My commission expires Jan. U, 1910. , City of Sanford. 1 |Ji|| In Chancery to Enforce M. B. Bronson I • T*1 ***,?nTo tin? defend*»!. M. B.'llronson: It appearing from the affidavit of the City Solici­ tor of the City of Sanford herein filed, that he beIte ie stiia t you are a non re*ijt;njuf the Suie-of iloridfirand IharyH il- rrsiilt-nce it unknown, and that there it no person in this state the service of a subpuena upon whom would bind you, and that your age is over the age of 21 year*. It is therefore ordered that you do appear in this couM to the 1^11 herein .filed, vipuu Uuoday. June It Is further ordered th at this order of publication be published once ■ week for right consecutive weeks in Tbe-Nanford-HrT«td,--tiTiewtpirprr putF lished in the (H y of Sanfotd. in Uratige county. Moflda. Witness iny hand and the seal of said circuit court, thit 27th day of March, A D. t*OwT U U Kjojhsom. « al) 33-8 Clerk Circuit Court. Oranga County. By M. I. Hart. Deputy Ctork. / High^Graile House-Building a 5vl>ecialty DEALERS IN Builders* SuppIies, Interlarclien Sund Alpha Gement, Acme Plaster Plans, Estimates, ami till Information relative tu Building • !! C heerfully F u rniaiiatL — — ---------- — •-— City of S*nf\m1. Bill ih Chancery (o « , EnforceTax Lien. Tontaln Asso AT.E.Wilson J To the defendant, American Building A Lnun, Tonlain Association: It/iptM-arlng from the affidavit of (lie City Solidtur of the City of Sanford herein tiled, (hut hr be­ lieves that you are o non-rnaldent of-lhe State of Ehiridn, and that your residence is unknown, ami that there is no tu-rson in this slate the serviiy of a sulipocitu ufion whom would hihd you. It is therefore ordered that you do appear in this court to the bill herein filed, upon Monday, June 7. A. D.JB09. ' , It is further ordered that this order of pulJVcalion lie puhlishnl om-e a vfeek for right consecutive weeks In The Sanford Herald, a news paper puli lished in the City of Sanford, in Orange oomity, Mot Ula. Witness my hand ami the seal of said circuit court, this 27lli day of March. A. D 1909. U. M. Raamsow, (st*i ) 33-8 _ Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. . By 1. M. Ilart.-Deputy Clerk. Florida, and that your residence is unknown, und that there it no person in this stale the service of' a subpoena upon whom would bind you and that your age is aver the age of twenty-one years. It it therefore ordered that you d'ujppear in this court tu the UM herein filed, upoa Monday, June 7. A. D. 1909. It is further ordered th at this orderof publication be published once a week fox eight consecutive weeks in The Sanford Herald, u newspaper pub­ lished in the City of Sanford. In Orange county. Florida. _• ' ___ _ . Wlun—s roy hnnd rmd thE ICnt df said circuit court this 27 1h day of March A. D. 1909. II. M. R uuihsoh . ( tu a j 33-8 Clerk Circuit Court Ora nan County. By M. L Hart, Deputy Clerk. OFFICE AT RESIDENCE O F SANFORD, FLA . r . H. RAND, P r e s id e n t r . r . rO R B T E R , C a a h la r M artha r.. 38-3 ft t . W in . Execulura of retate uf W, T. Johns, deoraaed. Gau. A.¡ . ■ s a - , A liorna y for (‘Isialiff ’ 39-H QEO. PE R N A LD , V loa-P ra*. B. P . W H IT N E R , A aat. C a a h la r Only National Bank In Orango County Funds Protected by Burglary Insurance 8 « f« ty D«po«lt Box«« fo r R«nt ORGANIZED 1 8 8 7 f* I■ V « U llf t liB r C n u v a n C iO CONTRACTOR and b u i l d e r f r g Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty None but flrai-dnsa labor employed nml nil contruolBguurunieed tu be In arronlattce . ' ___witii plans und t[iAdffcntlonB I am In Business to do Business for Those Who Need My Services PostofTico Box 771 _____ _______ ___ AVANT & HAYES LUM BER ' DEALERS ■ * • --------— _ __ I’ Prepared toJEumish a ll Framing Material ; LUM BER CUT TO ORDER Postoffice Address SANFORD, FLORIDA Mill at CAMERON C I T Y , " ---- “ ------A H W 4 » k W W 4444W4W W W W V iaV k»W W H »V W m H W »SW V > rTH E C IT Y R E S TA U R A N T (First Street, one block from Depot opposite Postuffice) • • H . E . W I8 E , P ro p rie to r...— ------------- E B l S i M i S l I i t t ... Park. Jacksonville, Duval County. Florida. Lots 3 and 4 of Block C. Luts 3 sud 8 of DRiCk I, Lots 0 and 7 of Block I. Lots I. 2, 3. 4. 5. 0. 7 and n uf Block G, LoU 2. 3. 4 and S of Block t as per dot of Markham Park Heights In Plat Book D page 13, Orange County, Florida. fh e legal heir* of W. TV John», deceased, at W. T. Johns, Jr., and Blancha Johns, a minor, children of said deceased, and Martha E. Johns, hi* wife, being all the hrir* of »«Id deceased and residing In Sanfurd. Orange County. H o m e . So far a« known to petitioners nu other person has Interest In said ends; all of s*M JM fpna at* aotlfied to appear on IH h d ajro fJu n el9 U 9 .b e/o re said Court to «how cause if any they have, why said orders should not M mad* as proved in ilia pedtiaa. 'PHONE 201 FIR S T N A TIO N A L BANK Notice or Application for Sale of by Etecutor* In fre s ia te of _______ —W.-T: Johns, deceased.-------To W. TrJobua.-Jer. Bl suche Johns aod M srO n g. Johns and all other persons In tere* led in the es­ tate of W, T, Jubii*. ilcrsasoi NOTICE Is hereby given that on i the 11 lb. day of ime 1909, at Tllusvllie. TllusvUlr. Murlda. Florida at hour of 2:30 June o’clock at Chambers of the Hon. Minor S. Junes, Judge of the Circuit Court of Orange County, Flori­ da. or wherever tjie sakl Court may be at said date, the undersigned as executor* of the estate Of la Circuit Court, Seventh JudletaT Cir­ H. T. juhas, drerased, will apply -«• said Court fur an order placing the billowing deacrlbed lands In cuit. Orange County, Florida pOMMtmi of the executors to pay debts uf said estale, also an order of sale of said lands tu pay M. Frank, Plaintiff I debit of said estate vt ! Attachment. Lot three Block C Johnson's addition to Lake­ David H. Tliotnas. Defendant. ) -. . To David >1. Thomas, 71 Broadway. New York, land. Polk County, Florida. Lots ten. eleven, fourteen and flf^en Block A N, Y., ond to sail whom it m ay concern: ■ addition tu Lakeland. County. You are hereby notified Ural a writ of attachm ent Issued ou t of the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Lots ten and eleven Block two Lake Beulah adCourt of the Seventh Judicial Circuit, OranOeCoundll Ion to Lakeland. Polk County, Florida. Lot nine Block four Tier two. known a* Opera Houae Lot, Sanford. Orange County. F lurid«. Eaat part of Lot nine Biuck four Tier two, east of said David H Now, therefore, unleaa you. Thomas shall personally be and appealr before the Circuii Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of Or la ange County, Florida, on the first Monday __ «jeer. August n e tt, sam e being the 2adI day of A August, against you, A D 1009, Judgment will be rendered «gainai and in favor uf the »aid M. Frank and »0 much of the property attached as may be sufficient tosutisf^ agiti lu d i m eta and co*t* will be said m satisfy AUTOMOBILES FOR LIVERY U SE lot lie Circuit Courtpf lh e 7th J utile lui Circuit of thjLState pf FlorldJLfor— Orange County ........‘N o t leo til D tK clinrfto All persons nro hereby notitjed th at on, to-wit, tho tlOth day of June, 11HW, The guaranty Trust and Saving Bank will ubbly for its final discharge us ex­ ecutor of the estate of Isiring A. Chase, deceased, to the Hon, Willium Martin, County Judge o f. Orange County, In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida for Florida, und for the approvul by said County Judge of final accounting us set Orange County , , forth in its rejtort to Huid County City of Sanford j B;|| Chancery to Enforce Judge’s office in the City of Orlando, Douglas'! Mislay I _ T«* Uen Orange County, Florida. defendant^; Douglas A Maslry; • Orlando, Florida, January 16, 1909. ToItthe appearing from the affidavit of the City So­ Tho Guaranty T rust and Saving Bunk, licitor of tlie City of Sanfurd herein filed that he 29-5m W. M. Bcstwi.*k, J r., President. believes that you are a non-resident of the State of In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial CJrcult'of the State o f Florida for Orange County B laek tm lth ln c and H oraaah oalni Horses and Mules Eought and Exehanged S. Ktincr. G. K. CAltaica. S. Pm m on, tiro A. DrCorn*. ;; SANFORD, FLORIDA The am ount of the capital slock of this corpora­ Under Section 8 of Chapter 4888, tion shall be Twenty Thousand ($20,01)0.00) t)ulLaws of Florida Inrt. to be divided iu tatw u thousand shores of the par value of Ten (SIU.0QJ QgUari jutcli; Notice It hereby given that Herbert 0. Crlpprn, al m ix iv , tirchasrr of tax certificate No. 2207, dotni tinThis corporation shall continue and have full th d a y of November A. D. 1893. has (tied said power to exercise Itsouruoralr rights and franchises certificate in my nfficr, and has mnde application for a period of ninety-nine years from and after the for tax deetl tp Istoe In nccurdanm with law. Sakt commencement of its corporate existence. centncâie embraces the following described prop----AZTXl-T v rrty situated in Drange county,' Florida,. lo-w[i to wit: The business of tb it corporation shall be con­ W 9 a of SE!4 of NEV« See fl, Tp 20 --------S, RC 31 lE. ^ ducted by the following officer*: A president, vire* Tlie said land being aitessed at the data of tha iident. treasurer nnd ifcerctary, elected by the lisuanceof said crrtlflcale^ in the ui« jisroe name of H. IV rd of directors, and a board of directors of nnt Brown. Unless said r thall bd m lccm ed legs th an five nor more Ilian seven directors, who acrordlng to law, tax drpdi^wîl^lstue thereon on ihn I shall be stockholders In said corporation, to be 24lh day of Mag A. D., 1909, elected by the stockholders annually. The office of Witness my official tignatole and-seol-tbit the secretary nnd treasurer may be held by the tonus 33nl d ay of Aprtt ArD.71009. person,---------------- ---------• Jacal] B. M. RoaiNKOM. Until after the first annual meeting of the stock 30-4 Clerk Cltcult Court Orange Cooniy, Fla. lioldcn, herrln provided for, and until their suc­ cessors are elected and uualiflrd. the officers of this In the Circuit Court, 7th Judicial Circuit corporation shall be W. U. Holden, president: W. It. of Florida, Orante County. Underwood, vice-president: and S. Rutige. secre­ tary and treasurer; the twanl of directors shall lie I n C hancery . W.D. Holden; G. R. Calhoun, W. H. Underwood. S, Pulrston anil George A. DeColte*. EdlLll Eilizcn Adam* BUI fnr MaintenancenrCon_ The first or organisation meeting "t» n h e «(6cY: vx Irifiutino Under Sec. 1034 holders of this corporation shall I* held in the city Frank Adams. (Jen. Statutes. , of Sanford, Orange county. Florida, on the IHtfi To Frank Adams: day of June, A. U 1909. for the purpose of adopt-. __ Iba «IfidavDof Edhh ETrtifiri"”A(Tarns, herein Ing by-laws. anduuupU-itngtherTrgantyntîuriiif the duly lilt'd, th e drixiAt-s ami any* th at shr Is the corporation, as hereinbefore provided for, “1»L complalnanl in ubuva entiilnl causr, that the d e­ Ihcitm llat.tha annual mertlngs of the HìvMmtJei» ____ Jer* fendant, Frank Adams, Is a resident of Maitland. ■hall tie held un the third Friday in June of each Orange county. Florida, that he lias hern absent unit every year. <•* from lilt residence ill la id county fur mnre limn A im r vt ra w sixty dnys next pram llw l this applieattotr for or­ Tin*,highest amount of imlrlHrdnrs* nrttn b llll der of publlrntkm, that there is no t*er»ou in the ìli which (hit corporation shall suMeet itself sha slnte of Florida the service of n suh|wrnn uikmi lie twice the aniuunt of its capital stuck. whom would Und such defrndanl; and that defen­ A m cu vu dant it over the age of twenty-one years. The names and residences uf the n ihvrihlnii in- . . You u s U w fw re wnlemi to a p tirar tu 11)11 1111! ror;mnu<frg r>rrfils curJkiraUuii. umf dienmoviit of on Monday the seventh day of Julie A, D. IU(]9, capital stock subscrllird by each ate as futlows: the sam e being a rule day uf this court. Sa ti funi. Ela W. I). Holden. 40 Sh a rea It 1» further ordered that this notice fie publish­ Satifiinl, Ela. W. it. Underwood. 4(1 Shnrei ed once a woek-fur lour •oenrtetvr'w eek«, In lhe S. Runge, Santon!, rtu HO Shares Sanfotd Herald, a newspaper published In Sanford, (i. R. Calhoun. Sanford, Ela, JO Shares Orange county, Florida. S. Pules tun. Sanford. Ela. 30 Shares Witness B. M. Kutiinsun. Clrrlt _uf tlu^.Circuit ^anfani. Ela. Geo. A, OeCuties. 30 Simms CvHtiwf-thr vatd *tTOOtiJ county ami the seal of In wiUH-Ak wtirreni ih» auhsTUhlnJ iïïcorporator» said court this 5th day of May A. D. 1DU9. -i............... uf thi'TüflKiruliuti bave hereunto slW »linerilted tlielr B. M. RnaiHso«. Clerk Circuit Court nume» W. D. lini nix. 38 4 By M. A. Howaoo. D. C. W. Il, Umuuwihiu. Tuns. E uuct Wiiaov, Complainant's Solicitor. " ------------ -------- -------------------------- A Name For The New Park The Sanford Bull Association Is desirous “I naming the new ball park, and gallantly *eave the selection to the Sanford ladles. The one sending in the most euphonious *»4901060 for tlie park will receive a see*°° ticket as a compliment of the ouociatlon. Tlie contest U open to all. end i k names are to be tent in to The Her•Id to be published each week. K Formerly Manuger of Central Cafe x -T ;;k Steaks, Chops, O ysters and Fish a Specialty ¡j «»’ i <» 4* * A PlM CE FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN S h ort Order« At All Hour« ! ; Prompt, Cleon Service e v e ry th in g F ir st Cl««« •• Meal Tickets ure Sold at Reducéd Rates �. VOICE OF THE PEOPLE »000 J. H. Sndler to Cho9o &. Whittier, wd, E. L Woodruff to L. T. LImpert.’ bt., »800. . Letters and Communications on S. G, Dollve and wife to A. T. Johnson, wd., »2800. Various Timely Topics. Ida Hunt La Rue et nls to W. S..Z. Dolilns, wd., »100. .. _ W. H. Branson and wife to A. D. Turn­ COLUMN DEVOTED TO P EO P LE er, wd., $168. Cornelius H. Cable to L. J. Dotllfls, sat. mtg., 5 1 0 0 0 ~ Waterbury Lumber Co., to C. H. Cablet, department will be round the qcd. 81, B. F. Mnrtlndnle to O. E. Walker, assgn. ^'Opinions and om m ents Of Practical Writer» Int. Imp. Fund to J,H,Cownn.deed,$100 ~ JHPOtJ PeboTen, et. ux„ to J.’ D. Davison, wd., »380, Who Is It ? J. D. Davison to Elizabeth F. Branch, Everybody doses Thursday afternoon, » 1000. but—who T W.S. Balw'ln to J. E. Pace, mtg., 8500. Why can’t all the merchants dose Thurs­ day afternoonT Your clerks will appre­ . MAIL BOXES ciate I t The best Box made—The Riley. Used All the stores were closed Thursday afternOon, with but two or three exoeptlonB. exclusively on Route No. I. Marry J. Wilson. •—Citizen. Real Estate Broker Presents to the Investor the Best Opportu Unimproved ce le i£ ;lnnds/flowing wells guaranteed, $25.00 to $200.0(Xper acre Celery farms, with flowing wells all tiled, drained nnil ready for crop, $500.00 to StOOOOO per acre. '' T City property, improved and unimproved timber land with finest site in Florida for crate factory Others tell you what can be done. K. R. MURRELL is a practical farmer, os well as real estate broker, anil is here to show you what has been and can be done. On The Fourth Celebration Wan ted—House, furnished or unfurn­ Allow me to refer to your Inst week's ished. Address P. 0. box 181. nble n r ^ e on^nFourth .¿¿WAKTEtv-’Evcryone to know that the Wtdk^nwferffcr typewriter U U»e' brat on V i W ^ w e ' T o bc'the citizens commit­ the market. See Uiem at The Herald oftee mentioned liy yout It is all well hnd good to lay plans and If you want a first-class typewriter at boost same through your worthy paper, a moderate rice, call a t TLe llernld office, but to do a thing worthy of this city In and inspect the Btickensderfer. T he best the cdebratlng line it takes work, active, and mpst compact machUuMMilhonuirket. pushlngwork. And this work must bedone with thednrgc trumpet, in the open, witlv For Sale.—P. M. Elder of the Celery av­ much noise and advertising. The citizens enue cash store tins 200 bushels of peas , 34-tf committee you speak about, must be do- for sale. For S ale.—200 bushels cow peas. See Ing their work with whispers behind closed doors, si nac with all. the careful us before buying____ Whitaker & Burnet. search I have Tirade; f have’ not Been able F or S ale —Five acres of good celery to discover its whereabouts as yet. I land all In cultivation. Qn the Sanford have no doubt that the merchants of tills & Everglades Ry. about 3 miles from the town arc willing to support a good cele- city. Will be sold In the next ten days brntlpn by liberal contributions and by for »3,500. Call at the Herald office for lining up their wagons, as decorated particulars«—«------------ — -----------------Boats in n show parade, and I know that F or S ale ,— Choice Jersey cows for sale you have a social organization in your cheap. Now fresh or will be soon. Also city of two hundred; that represent the Rhode Island Red eggs for hatching. Cir­ best element and that are nt all times cular free. C.F.Ward.Winter Park. 29tf willing to jump to the front and do all in their power to help in anything .which is of liencflt to your city at large. A cele­ bration like this will advertise your town. Just think of a-Darade-wUh-'buoky fiflnTo tho Editor of The H erald: ••O S O O S » We have anticipated N ew Model F Buick YOUR Needs and Bought Our Agents F o r the Celebrated b u ic k "Where Ik the city administration that is working for all and every' good of this cityf Where are the large property hold­ ers and Sanford boosters! I know the Eagles nm "It" Itinmnw. but do not" think TESY can do it all. They aro young still and have work of their own to perform, but from wlint lean understand they^wi do anythlngln their power to help in any enterprise by which this our own Sanford cun profit in nny wny. Let the public spirit assert itself and Get ready for the riles and Mossome good man set the ball rolling. Tims is short and much work to be done if you qultoes. Lurgest stpck and (owest prlccs on »creen doors and Windows will do this city credit. at Harry J> Wlison's, —O ne W illing to H elp . All to Suit YOU and YOUR Filed-for Record Peace, Slate o f Delhi Doyle mid heirs to Jos. Linehart, In Court o f Justice Florida' intg., $400. v Geo. T. Smith atid ■wife to Lmtcless & » a n t W. Graynm. Geo. W .l , . . Adam* and C, G. Parry, do­ Sewell wd., »SO. ing businrat n» (he Pastime H. D. Berry, Jr., to E. O. Roper, wd.S2S. Theater, PlalnllO», ~ o r a n g e County, “ W.D.MsIc^u nmt wife toBnrnes A Pierce wd., »423. W. J. Fletcher and wife to J. H. O'Neal, qcd., »100; lutcrtial Improvement Fund (oD.Washburn & Co. d., »2. A. D. Benwny to I-ellin mid V.Browning wd., $1. Mattie C. McKenney toCJ.Younger.wd. »too. D. McKinnon to Overstreet Crate Co-con­ tract, »5.300. South Florida Foundry and MnchineCo­ lo Mary W. Sperry, wd., »1. • Coniay and Smith to H. U. Stevens, qcd., »100. Florence Board nil to 1!. B. Stcvhns, wd, T. William* and A. R. Itaone. Third Dltlrlct. . lining business a t Theater FUm Supply Company, 1defrndanU. - Under and by virtue of a writ of attachm ent Uiim l In the above staled case, out o{ the above evkurt. I will sell at nubile outcry In front of ray of­ fice door In Sanford In said county of Orange, un the 7lh day of J u s t, 1000, at II o'clock a. in., to Ihc highest bidder for cash. Ihe following properly, to-wil: Seven reels of moving picture Aims, (he property of above slated defendants. Said sale lo be made under said writ and by virtue of an ordrr from the court dated April Glh. A. D. 11109. L. G. SntiNcrrunw, ; Justice Peace, Third District, Orange Co , Fla. Dated May 0th, 1909. 39~tt A. D. Smitit and wife to J. 11. Cowan wd.. »173. » Joe Cameron uiul wife to J. H. Cowan wd.. »50. S, J. Drawdy to Marrett Jackson et. al., D. JmJuuu, cl. al., to Dave Jnnfcson, wd,. »10. Geo. II. Keirtit, et. ul., to Jackson & Griffiojqcd., $200. Overstreet Turp. to Mattie L Smith. L. J. & K. Switzer to Anna M. Curtis sat. mtg., »1000. ** E. F. Sperry to E. R. Fisher, wd., $1. J. E. Arnold to City Orlando, Uen note, »8U.1S. John A. Grover and wife to Catherine U U Sfgbttrfc, m l g r T l f 11------ — W. P. Irving and wife to G. B. Burnett, ug't, 8180. Josephine EL W. Lanwell to L D. Davis, wd., $10: S. O. Williams to W.E. Merritt,qed,SS0, Stafford B. fit L A*® n U> J. D, Davidson Sanford's Only Exclusive Shoe Store ‘Títere is nothing net* under the sun But none of the Goods under our roof are QLD, and much NEW an investigate before buying elsewhere L. Thrasher Horry E, (iuurlltz and wife to Muigtucl In The Circuit Oouçf,S e v e n th Judie I Cfffesjtle, wd., 510, Clfcull Of Florida, Orange County Chits. Walker to Mabel L. Fernald, wd. In C hancery Helm Keith Nlchul Drought Kilned by her hurband A. E. Drought. v* ty II to Rr move Cloud Anna C. Woudbrldge. and from Title C. C. Warwick. Tru.tce. To C. C. Warwick. Truite*. Thum ai Emmet Wilton, being duly tw orn.deuacaandaay*! Thar A» ia one uf the attorney • fur he cumi’lulnanii In the above entllied cauw, (hat maul ha* good reaioa to 1« lava and doe* believe hat the defendant. C. C. Warwick, tnutee. I* a •atdent of u Mate or country other than thU (tale, hat the realdenoe of *ald C. C. Warwick, trotter ■unknown, that there 1* uu peroon in the e u te of ToOS*., U}« »mv ice uf a *ubt<uena upon whom rould bind *eld defendant, and that said defenant U over (ha age of twenty-one (21) year*. ' You are therefore ordered to appear to Ihi* bill a Monday the 8lh day of July A, D. 1909. the •me being a rule day of thla court. It U further ordered that ihi* order ba puUlthed »The Sanford Herald. » newipaper puUlthed In Tange county. Florida. WUseei B. rtkrt w 'lHfCItaaf MRS. M. LALLEN By M. A. How**o" d . C. Thomai Etutn Wpjcw. Complainant'* Solicitor. STRONG LIN E O f C HILDREN ’ S SCHOOL SIIO IS The Crippen Music Star High-grade Pianos, Organs, --------- -and Graphophones. Low Prices Easy Payments. _____ Pico HI M ILL IN E R Y she carries. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Give Me a Share of Your Patronage mmerdal Street Near the Depot Old Shoos Wanted I am again asking for OLD SHOES. 1 will give what they are worth SIZES, 6. 7, 8, 9, 10 II AND IS A . E . Irvin ’s Shoe Shop • 2 __ CVT,Jnl S caiid S aitfo raA v e.* ^ ^ ORDER OF. RED MEN Wekiva Tribe No. 41 Hunting grounds of Sanford. Heelings on the 1st and 2nd Wednesday of each refrigerators— oil steel— at llarry J, month in Masonic Halt Visiting broth­ Wilson’s. ers welcome. • X .v The Latest Foil Styles in Ladies’, Gent’s mid Children s Shoes * Just Received . t Is one blocK-from—Let— street, hut it will pay you to call and see the new and up-to-date ourt for the Seventh Judicial Circuit of Orange ouqiy and the teal of the »old court, thla Ihe 9th ay uf May A. D. 1909. ; I IMPROVED D. M. Kuoinkm, Clerk. M -t I FRANK L. WOODRUFF Come and . Loveless & Sewnll to Milwaukee Melt, Co., agree m e n t . _____________ y----' JGC Cdnicrûn und wife lo J. W. Harper, ' Itbod In the City foni, In Urangr county, *— bL. $1500.—-—- Win. Martin, M., to Addle Kimbrough, rlarida. WImen m; »<1 «be teal of m id circuit wd.. »250. court, itili 27 March, A. D. 1909. _ D. M. K uojkium , |u u l ] Julius Pepper and wife to T. M. Math­ Clerk Circuit Court Granite County. ews, wd., »SOU. Dy M. I. Ilart, Deputy Clerk. T. M. Mathews to Julius Pepper, intg,, New Garage in Connection for Repairing and S t o r a g e of Automobiles ___ _ -Pcaket-hook—- - Second and T h i r d S tr e e ts Spring is opening up arid j:* Oak A ve . ^between ______ you will he Compelled to come out in a New Outfit Why not let us supply your needs? We don't citarge anything for n look. M. L. Duliart to American Coda Co., contract, »463.83 Fulfil Hammock Altamonte plat. Florida Sanitarium and B. Assn, to Mary D. Breggs, wd, »100. Finley W. Munson to Jennie L Munson qcd. »100. U. Drew to W. J.Thigpen, sot. mtg, »97. W. J. Thipgen to W, W. Roberts, wd CARS The purest and most refreshing irnttle ilrink on die mnrket today, is being made by the Pcjisi Cola Holding o f Sanford, ami in the lovers of a delicious and hcahhiiil drink. We invjte you to see die sanitary way in which this drink is being put up by us. And to the city inerchunt,.we usk him to conic also ami see, that he may know the kind of goods he is handling when selling the pure and refreshing Pe|>si Cola. And to those of other towns, we will ask tltflt they dmP U1 “ },in<? .re rp ieflt,nfi ° « » i L tp i e n f - th r p m 'r T c i B i n n a . that Uiey too may get in line and sell die purest boiue drink made. Send us an order, or call on us, we are out for die busi­ ness and if a pure drink and courteous attention is what you want, we are the boys for you. P hone �Number 40 SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY. MAY 21 1009 CLOSING EXERCISES First ALL AROUND FLORIDA Sanford IIU li School In The The General News of "The Land of Flowers*" Public Eye p5? EXERCISES O F PRIM ARY GRADES ct/ttrornoM the J jttle J > U Give-Evidence Of Teacher*' An Epitome or the Week's Most Intcarefui Training In The portnnt Happenings In the D ifferent Exercises State’s Domain. SanfnK! High School by itsrapld growth The strawberry Benson nt Lnwtey 1s and good work In every department has practically over for this ycwLao ia x -e * .V- .»VT - VI* •]*£ occupied n place in the public eye this northern shipments nreconcerned. Local ^ ^ { ¡ ^ ^ ^ ¡ « s a t - oel^- iJte resitleniS of this shipments will continue for several days **' city but ninny from u distance are in at­ yet. About 23,000 crates were‘ shipped tendance this week at the closing exer­ and hryught an average of >3,80 a crate. cises. It appears that every scholar from Judge Graham of Tampa has gendered the youngest tq.the__cldest hna un impor­ n decision that ninrrird women cannot tant part to play In the closing exercises legally make n contract. Mrs. Stertzbnch and the progrnm has been thoroughly en­ hnd made a contract to teach in Hillsbo­ joyed by every one. The several depart-, rough coumy schools, und Inter was dis­ meats have occupied the stage during missed, with others, by order of the coun­ the week.. The Junior Class reception ty superintendent, for lack of funds. She hut night and the Commencement exer­ brought suit for her pny according to con­ cises tonight will be given in full In next tract, with result ns above stated. * CELERY AVENUE NEWS MRS. MUNSON’ S RECITAL SANFORD LAND IN DEMAND week's Issue of The Herald. Live Oak is to have a new union depot, Special correspondent to The Herald., The closing exercises of the Sanford to cost $12,000, Work has already hern _ The writer has been informed by Post- Several Im portant Deals In Celery Lon( Musical P rogram Another Epoch In High School began Tuesday evening of commencedr “ muster linsklnsjhnLJLurnl—Route No.-3, ’ Sanford Circles This Week • this week with a public* meeting a t the A Pensacola Jtnlge^recently fined a pis- going out Celery avenue, 'would In ull The piano pupils of Mrs. Fannie Mun—Land in the eoi cry delta ismovlng every toi toter $100 and costs »ml forty-five days — trvtnR tUCTflïy Society. Following IsUie ___ Bun weru-lward-latH—Monday even! l)g~iii probability In* established within Ilie! text day, anil there is no cessation in the buying In jail. The unfortunate was u white man „programme— n delightful piano recital. Tliey were few weeks, nnd- that for it to be estab­ of the rich lands that on- being opened up nnd the judge told him Hint if -the fine fnsuumrntnl Soio— ---------- MU. Rutti Mettitiiler lished it would be necessary for at least SalnmuiiiuJi ------ --------- - . A li«! E. ■ Koblun» ¡ f i n i most ably ussistetl by MissTinne, violin­ seventy-live "Titr LaiiY<>» m e IjMit —Illustrateli per cent of the. 130 tmbscri- in several sections. Quite n number of was not imitt_nn-fldditlonal three-nwnths— . .................... 7__ J.Kujene Kuumlllat ist, and Mr. J. B, Luckle, baritone '(pupil Flujamif es.. • to jmrehnse mnlt tJoXes.approv'ed by sales-werr recorded thls'week.'Uie pinirtlc would he added to the Ju'l term. The Sir Roderick - of _Mr.-Wnlirr-HrmnnrTr' RnlIIiis'XoII«Jge7 ulnrs of which tjouM not he learned, ns in judge announces that the illegal carrying “ Winter Park, Flu.), Mr. Luckle possesses the Postmaster General a ml so stamped on seyerfll ipstnticus the denis werennn Inrge o f arms will he4sto|)jK>(l. if severe nteas* .....11 j 3 iia ;fc -« ia v i the box. These boxesenn lie hntlof-linr» Allen ilunr, oitiw-hr-J lo Duutilns. ClarenceMahoney an unusually flue voice and .flung with __ ry J, Wilson, hardware dealer, at $1.30. jicnle, nnd (he parties iutcresjgl did not ures will stop catnuirfmaie ease, expression and distinct wish To divulge the nfew» nt jirescnlTT_ with name painted thereon, and must be Western Capitalists have recently pur­ enunciation. I itcinrMW Mottle* ..... Dr. R. L. Tuylor of i’ittsburg and John' chased 75,000 acres of land in DeSoto placed at n jwlnt where mail currier ‘can Norman............. 7 . . . . . U ton HoughCun For the entire programme the interest Sandy..................................Erne*l Huustiolrirr Duster of Tarnntum. Pu., are here this Mill«..... .......... ..... ,....... ,t^ DenhamJl'pmpte of a largo audience was expressed in en­ get mail out and place mall therein with­ week enjoying life, and incidentally pur­ county. Murdoc k...........7........ : ................. Ernest Bl-tt* out getting out uf his wagon, Tiie most In order to enter the United States with ArtuniANtS ON n iT JA U O thusiastic applause and frequent encores. chasing celery laud. They have closed a two orphans in iter charge. Miss Julia convenient height to place tiie box is on llnbcrl.............................Ralph K. Steven* OB Following Is the program ns rendered: tleul with the Holden Real Estate Co. for Amende* of Cuba had to give $500 bond for Uflnr«»................ ................. Henry Moor top o fn (tost four and a half feet high. l ady Mariialct, mother of Robert Dhu................ Duo—Fe»livol Sounds, Overture Nürnberg flfly acres of celery Innd in Spring Ham­ ...........................................Evva Krenger Trunk, Mis« Hill Mrs.W. M. Cuat has'gone to Clllcnco, to mock. This land will be cleared at once the return of each of the orphans. The Blanche of Devon, a maniac.......SoWee William» 0 Thou SutilimnMl»» Svrrrt Evening Star ............Wore ijteu. the Luky ut llm Lnke........... . :....... . s|>end six or eight weeks witli friends and and next full put in cultivation. It will j«my landed at Port Tampa. Miss MenMl»» Urlìi Meitlnger, Miss Ruth Mrltlnger ................................jullu May Hnmlllon 00 Miss Carrie Lovett, Mis» LiAda Lettler . . . . . dez is the founder of tin orpluumg« j a f g » relatives, GUAM'S AMDLADIC3 Meyer-Hrlmund IntlrumrnlalSoto...........MU» Ruth Ablyitl '00 Dance............ ............................. IllBli Mr Dn»lf wns h m r Tj0 untl wlsbed to bring twoof herchsrges Mts» Ruth Meningee ___ __ —U. 4b-Mc«it has grmettrCmi'iiJIb to tqienT in February, nnd represents a pftrty of SoldIrr't Clmru«....... '........ . ...........^...^iycUiy R iam iall - , . see»« '..V T.7‘. .7......... Col I«Ti alii to this country to show the work she is Mi»» Linda LrfHer n vacation of n few weeks. ~ t^ e i!n iW a y “1^tcrnooiv ' ii 11 t-nu-rtn in- Toncred. Overture Tare mum capitalists, doing. (D u et)......... .. Rossini-Auber meat was given by the grndes below the Ml»» Mettinger, Mr» Munson —H. H. Chappell we presiune Intends Tfte Holden Real Estate Co. nlso sold The largest mortgage In point Of value . . : ....................... Gounod eighth. The Jolly Cooks, thc-Sunbonnet Slumber RomanceMr.......... beautifying the grounds in front of Ids res­ tiie Stenstrom place west of the city con­ ever recorded in Florida, probably, wus J. 11. Luckle Mr, Walter Drennan, Piano idence oil Celery avenue, as he has n quan­ sisting of about seventy acres of lami Hint filed for record last week In the Dude llaliics, Overall Boys, the Ralnlxiw March, Pol on alge ( Militai re A Major) .......... ........ Chopin Mias Prank tity of stone on the ground. The grounds some of which has been cleared. The con county clerk's office. It is given by the Mother Goose Reception nnd the Little ('««Inni or park in front of Mr. Chtipjieirs place is sidcrution wus $1-1,000, and the purchasers iluridu East-Const Rttilwny Co. to'Jnspir Patriots Drill, all by the children of the Berceuse front Jocelyn................................... Miti Tirine Lucy of natural growth and formation, and is were parties from- Now Ytìfr. They wil different grades in costumes were the best Ebony(aSong»..............................................Caleb C. Suiter, trustee, private secretary to ) My ~ (b j Nevah Min’ ............................ features ever given by th e school T>T any” one of the most aUractive anywhere to be bring down several families in the early Henry M. Flagler, owner of the mil way (c) Get Ut>. Luke, Go Ling fall and put all the Innd in cultivation. •eelion. The children carried out the Schertiu fram Sonata Op. H . No 2 ..— Ileethoven found. and tourist hotels along ihc East Coast. Ml»» Margaret Davit K. R. Murrell sold the Licby place west The amount mentioned in the document drills like veterans, and their work In this March and churns. We know of several purties going nwny Lohengrin Wagner-Kopie» Mis» Mettinger, Mrf Heaiie Houser TttTPcTiun demonstrated the careful train­ to spend a few weeks and some a few of the city to Mr. Duvids. is forty millions of dollars. It is deemed l Ml*» Alitxitl. Mit» Prank There are rinite a number of northern expedient to Inirrow this large sum for cur­ ing of the teachers. The programme was Sonata In C Major ( P in t Movement).rt .Beethoven mouths summer vacation In next few Miss Abhott capitalists in the city looking up the cel­ rying on the Key West Extension work, as follows: Yeoraon’» Wedding Song......................Ponlatowtkl weeks. Verily, the celery delta will be ery pruixisKion, and they will purchase building branch lines, consolidating,-leas­ M r J. ft Luckle Scrng-Jolljr Co........... ....... ... . _ . devastated of life. Will re|»ort these de­ Dialogue—The Train to Maura............. 5lh Grade March of War P rlrstl ( Dun)............ Mendelssohn several large tracts before leaving. partures ns they take place, May they Mis» Prank. Miss Mettinger ing or purchasing other railways or rail­ Drill—The Sunbonnrt Babies and Overall Boy».... Mis* Ablaut, Mr*. Ine» Tlirnsher. * .................................................. Itl Grade return jioorer but wiser. way property, and for the imrpose of Im­ bislrurm-tilnl D uet....................... 5lh Grade Drill—iiie Rainbow March.. ....Girl» of 2nd Grade Orlck Paving Progressing proving equipping, providing betterments, M ass M eeting O. II. Walsh, we learn, is soon to com­ ....... ......Girl»of5tbGrade apane»eSoiur First street has now been paved from n pern ting nnd maintaining the same, and lotlrer Goose Reception ami Drill ....... 3rd Grade Ail citizens interested in u Fourth of mence building on his celery farm. DIkrar Song..................... 3lh Grode Sanford avenue to tiie railroad crossing for paying present indebtedness. Unit I'utriot»' Drill........................... .4lh Grade July celebration In Sanford nre requested All those living back u distance from Dialogue—The Art Critic..,....,...... .'..7th Grade to meet in the city hall next Monday on the soutli side and from the railroad to While lying nt the wharf in rnmpn Inst Iniirumental Solo...Mary Alice Wagner, Dili Graile the route of the currier on Rural Route No. Pnlfnetto avenue on the north side of the week, the steamer Vnndtilin narrowly es­ Play—Tlie Talking Garden.................. Oil) Grade night at 8 o'clock. An organization will Tljynlnv ot 3:30 ,p. m. at the Opera be perfected nt this meeting, committees 3, soon to be established, which will tra­ street-car tracks. First street will soon be caped destruction by fire caused by the House were held the graduation exercises created and all necessary measures adopt­ verse the celery deity, will be expected to finished, nnd then Park avenue nnd Com­ explosion of a small gasoline tank in the of the Htli grade. The graduutes are ed to make tiie proposed celebration a great place u mail box nlonside the route ut the mercial street to the dejiot will he paved, hold of the vessel. Chemicals were used Margaret Davis, Huhy Dixon, Knte Brown, success, and one tiiat will redound to the most convenient place opjtosllc their res­ giving our city u fine appearance from the to extinguish the Arc. railroad. After this street is finished Selma* Kricksun, Albino Frank. Mamie effdlt of the Celery City, Let every San­ idences. Secretary of Navy Meygra lias settled the Hijl, Jesxie Hutchinson, Alma^Pagflll ford-loving citizen be present Momlity At a recent meeting gLthe city coum-ii the olhci flUeetx will ho paved.—and the question that looked like u nilxup. He hard!., May Belle Wocxlburn, Versa Wood- njgliLJilny «Mih.-------------- :-------------- of Cameron City the question of rows three miles oi brick streets wilt lie finished lias appointed Hutch 1. Cone to he chief nf otbouL October- IIhiDtuck. Antrim IjetrCnldwctL'TtniucyDcane, the bureau of steam engineering und en­ Florence lìmi nie. Iffi»»y Kmmiur mum»w --------- — New Opel it If Oliste gineer in chief of the navy. feared little for himself, but feured that Pine Window Display WfynorT Ketmetlt Morton, Verne Mes­ It is rumored that T. N. Gummert, who Mrs. Large anti the snuiller Lurges might Last Friday three men lost their lives senger. Garner & Roberts have a fine window and several others were injured by the is intereatet) in several opera houses in be run over, nnd then the* beautiful wild Thursday evening the Juniors of the Pennsylvania, will buUd on opera Mouse celery growing in the streets wus liable to display this week in the tea und coffee explosion of 700 pounds of dynamite on High School entertniued the Seniors nnd in Sanford next full. Mr. Gummert is an be eaten doyrn, and again W.C, Riley wus line. The window is artistically decorated quarter boat No. 3, helongmg to the F. E. active and energetic; business man of his severely tossed by a mad cow hooking him iu Chinese style, nnd contains the famous C. railway, at Codjoes Key. - their friends ut the Suuford House. Tonight ut 8:30 o'clock at the Qpgra section, and when he undertakes to push in the west end of his (Mints. She stood brands of tea and coffee that are carried A. B. Calhoun of St. Petersburg lias be­ - ■House will occur the regular High School a (»reposition seldom relinquishes bln ¡den. the old g e n t'o n Ids head. Everybody in stock. The window was urrunged by come uti inmate of the Confederate sol­ - Commencement exercises. Prof. Suhrie He promises some lirst-clnss attractions, Imigiiedbut mother, and site mended pants Nathan Garner, und for the smnll space diers' home in Jacksonville. in whieh the display Is confined in a good of the Business Department of Stetson umong them being the “K uiihub Cyclone, all d a y .—— -— -iTwo men named McDowell, who were ue Who Cut PeffePH Wldskers T" University will deliver the address. Tite on their way front Ormond to Chicago In ' ‘ following wlp be graduated: Misses Ruth an automobile, came to grief near Tiflon, Abbott, Alice Robbins, Julia May thimltGo., last week, In crossing tiie railroad ton; Messrs, Kdwtml Lane, Claude Coffee. at tluit iHjJnl-ibui/ machine hulked and Henry Peabody, Pulpit Stevens, Stanley befure they could get it from the track a ^ Wood. fust train struck and demolished U. The 1 I , »■’ * men left the auto on approach of train and • The Champion Beet were unhurt. Mrs. J. M. Troublefleld brought a beet to Tiie first shipment of Floridu peaches The Herald adieu this week that seems to sold lust week in Atlanta lor $4.30 aerate heal the record thus far. It is one of the —SI higher than Inst yenr. ordinary red beets that usually grow ns fifty H. H. Uamlllg ui-Tam pa has aolarge as on ordinary potato, but this one ceptcd a call to the German Lutheran has attained larger pro|>ortloii»jiml weigh» church In Mobile, Ala. nna dtie-half pounds. It la now on John H. Higgins, recently arrested In MmbJlTon In The'Herald window. Higley. Lake county, for a robbery com­ mitted some time ago in Providence, R. L, Your Sanitary Tax I* Due was last week taken from tiie Tavares The Military tax for all residents east ail and carried back to the Rhode isiand7 of Palmetto avenue must he paid by Satcity by an officer from that place. “rdsy before noon. If not paid by that The old Morales cigar factory at Port time, the delinquents will be suuuuoned Tampa which lies long been vucant, was before the mayor. destroyed by Are last week. Cause un­ M. L. Scott, known. Lou $10,000. Saniuuy Inspector. u‘ Sanford Celery Scenes I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 14, 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/0ad277d6e15d7bc2dfa9931b56717d04.pdf 4cc1e0528b3748ba87e5d13bd129b370 PDF Text Text VOICE OF THE PEOPLE »000. J. H. Sndler to Cho9o &. Whittier, wd, E. L Woodruff to L. T. LImpert.’ bt., »800. . Letters and Communications on S. G, Dollve and w ife to A. T. Johnson, wd., »2800. Various Tim ely Topics. Ida Hunt La Rue et nls to W. S ..Z . Dolilns, wd., »100. .. _ W. H. Branson and w ife to A. D. Turn­ COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE er, wd., $168. Cornelius H. Cable to L. J. Dotllfls, sat. mtg., 5 1 0 0 0 ~ Waterbury Lumber Co., to C. H. Cablet, department will be round the qcd. 81, B. F. Mnrtlndnle to O. E. Walker, assgn. ^'Opinions and omments Real Estate B roker Presents to the Investor the Best Opportu Of Practical W riter» Int. Imp. Fund to J,H,Cownn.deed,$100 ~ JHPOtJ PeboTen, et. ux„ to J.’ D. Davison, wd., »380, Who Is It ? J. D. Davison to Elizabeth F. Branch, Everybody doses Thursday afternoon, » 1000. but— who T W.S. Balw'ln to J. E. Pace, mtg., 8500. Why can’t all the merchants dose Thurs­ day afternoonT Your clerks will appre­ . MAIL BOXES ciate I t The best Box made—The Riley. Used A ll the stores were closed Thursday afternOon, with but two or three exoeptlonB. exclusively on Route No. I. Unimproved c e le i£ ;lnnds/flowing wells guaranteed, $25.00 to $200.0(Xper acre Celery farms, with flowing wells all tiled, drained nnil ready for crop, $500.00 to StOOOOO per acre. ' ' T City property, improved and unimproved timber land with finest site in Florida for crate factory Others tell you what can be done. K. R. MURRELL is a practical farmer, os well as real estate broker, anil is here to show you what has been and can be done. Marry J. Wilson. •—Citizen. On The Fourth Celebration Wan ted— House, furnished or unfurn­ Allow me to refer to your Inst week's ished. Address P. 0. box 181. nble nr ^ e on^nFourth .¿¿WAKTEtv-’Evcryone to know that the Wtdk^nwferffcr typewriter U U »e' brat on V i W ^ w e ' T o bc'the citizens commit­ the market. See Uiem at The Herald oftee mentioned liy yout It is all well hnd good to lay plans and If you want a first-class typewriter at boost same through your worthy paper, a moderate rice, call at TLe llernld office, but to do a thing worthy of this city In and inspect the Btickensderfer. T he best the cdebratlng line it takes work, active, and mpst compact machUuMMilhonuirket. pushlngwork. And this work must bedone For Sale.— P. M. Elder of the Celery av­ with thednrgc trumpet, in the open, witlv much noise and advertising. The citizens enue cash store tins 200 bushels of peas , 34-tf committee you speak about, must be do- for sale. For Sale.— 200 bushels cow peas. See Ing their work with whispers behind closed doors, si nac with all. the careful us before buying_____ Whitaker & Burnet. search I have Tirade; f have’ not Been able F or S a le — Five acres of good celery to discover its whereabouts as yet. I land all In cultivation. Qn the Sanford have no doubt that the merchants of tills & Everglades Ry. about 3 miles from the town arc willing to support a good cele- city. Will be sold In the next ten days brntlpn by liberal contributions and by for »3,500. Call at the Herald office for lining up their wagons, as decorated particulars«—«------------— ----------------Boats in n show parade, and I know that F or S a le ,— Choice Jersey cows for sale you have a social organization in your cheap. Now fresh or will be soon. Also city of two hundred; that represent the Rhode Island Red eggs for hatching. Cir­ best element and that are nt all times cular free. C.F.Ward.Winter Park. 29tf willing to jump to the front and do all in their power to help in anything .which is o f liencflt to your city at large. A cele­ bration like this will advertise your town. Just think o f a-Darade-wUh-'buoky fiflnTo tho Editor of The Herald: • • O S O O S » W e have anticipated N e w M o d e l F B uick YOUR Needs and Bought Our A g en ts F o r th e C eleb ra te d buick "Where Ik the city administration that is working for all and every' good of this cityf Where are the large property hold­ ers and Sanford boosters! I know the Eagles nm "It " Itinmnw. but do not" think T E S Y can do it all. They aro young still and have work of their own to perform, but from wlint lean understand they^wi do anythlngln their power to help in any enterprise by which this our own Sanford cun profit in nny wny. Let the public spirit assert itself and Get ready for the riles and Mossome good man set the ball rolling. Tims is short and much work to be done if you qultoes. Lurgest stpck and (owest prlccs on »creen doors and Windows will do this city credit. —O ne W illing to at H elp . ___ _ Filed-for Record W.D.MsIc^u nmt wife toBnrnes A Pierce wd., »423. W. J. Fletcher and wife to J. H. O'Neal, qcd., »100; lutcrtial Improvement Fund (oD.Washburn & Co. d., »2 . A. D. Benwny to I-ellin mid V.Browning wd., $1. Mattie C. McKenney toCJ.Younger.wd. »too. D. McKinnon to Overstreet Crate Co-con­ tract, »5.300. South Florida Foundry and MnchineCo­ lo Mary W. Sperry, wd., »1. • Coniay and Smith to H. U. Stevens, qcd., »100. Florence Board nil to 1!. B. Stcvhns, wd, L. G. SntiNcrrunw, Justice Peace, Third District, Orange Co , Fla. Dated May 0th, 1909. 39~tt * _______ Clfcull Of Florida, Orange County In C h ancery Helm Keith Nlchul Drought A. D. Smitit and wife to J. 11. Cowan Kilned by her hurband A. E. Drought. wd.. »173. » v* ty II to Rr move Cloud Joe Cameron uiul wife to J. H. Cowan Anna C. Woudbrldge. and from Title wd.. »50. C. C. Warwick. Tru.tce. To C. C. Warwick. Truite*. S, J. Drawdy to Marrett Jackson et. al., Thumai Emmet Wilton, being duly tworn.de- Outfit Why not let us supply your needs? FRANK L. W OODRUFF Sanford's Only Exclusive Shoe Store ‘Títere is nothing net* under the sun ; STRONG LINE O f CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SIIOIS our roof are QLD, and much The Latest Foil Styles in Ladies’, Gent’s mid Children s Shoes * Just Received . t NEW an investigate before MRS. M. L A L L E N The Crippen Music Star Thomai Etutn Wpjcw. Complainant'* Solicitor. Stafford B. fit L A*® n U> J. D, Davidson refrigerators—oil steel—at llarry Wilson’s. Easy Payments. _____ Pico HI SATISFAC TIO N G UARANTEED Give Me a Share of Your Patronage m m erdal Street N ear the Depot rtkrt w 'lH f C Itaaf S. O. Williams to W.E. Merritt,qed,SS0, Low Prices she carries. ourt for the Seventh Judicial Circuit of Orange ouqiy and the teal of the »old court, thla Ihe 9th ay uf May A. D. 1909. ; I IMPROVED D. M. Kuoinkm, Clerk. d . C. --------- -and Graphophones. M IL L IN E R Y A . E . Ir v in ’s S h o e Shop By M. A. How** o" High-grade Pianos, Organs, Is one blocK-from— Let— street, hut it will pay you to call and see the new and up-to-date O ld Shoos W a n te d M -t X But none of the Goods under uacaandaay*! Thar A» ia one uf the attorney • fur he cumi’lulnanii In the above entllied cauw, (hat maul ha* good reaioa to 1« lava and doe* believe hat the defendant. C. C. Warwick, tnutee. I* a •atdent of u Mate or country other than thU (tale, hat the realdenoe of *ald C. C. Warwick, trotter ■unknown, that there 1* uu peroon in the eute of ToOS*., U}« » mv ice uf a *ubt<uena upon whom I am again asking for OLD SHOES. 1 rould bind *eld defendant, and that said defenwill give what they are worth ant U over (ha age of twenty-one ( 21) year*. ' You are therefore ordered to appear to Ihi* bill SIZES, 6. 7, 8, 9, 10 II AND IS a Monday the 8lh day of July A, D. 1909. the •me being a rule day of thla court. It U further ordered that ihi* order ba puUlthed » The Sanford Herald. » newipaper puUlthed In Tange county. Florida. • 2 ___CVT,Jnl S c a iid S a itfo r a A v e .* ^ ^ WUseei B. I to L. Thrasher Chits. Walker to Mabel L. Fernald, wd. wd., $10: come out in a New j: O ak A v e . ^between S econ d and T h i r d S tre e ts buying elsewhere Horry E, (iuurlltz and wife to Muigtucl In The Circuit Oouçf,Seventh Judie I L. J. & K. Switzer to Anna M. Curtis sat. mtg., »1000. * * E. F. Sperry to E. R. Fisher, wd., $1. J. E. Arnold to City Orlando, Uen note, »8U.1S. John A. Grover and wife to Catherine UU Sfgbttrfc, m l g r T l f 11----— W. P. Irving and w ife to G. B. Burnett, ug't, 8180. Josephine EL W. Lanwell to L D. Davis, will he Compelled Come and . Loveless & Sewnll to Milwaukee Melt, Co., agree m e n t . _______________ y----' JGC Cdnicrûn und wife lo J. W. Harper, ' Itbod In the City foni, In Urangr county, * —bL. $1500.—-— rlarida. Win. Martin, M., to Addle Kimbrough, WImen m; »<1 «be teal of mid circuit wd.. »250. court, itili 27 March, A. D. 1909. _ D. M. Kuojkium, |u ul ] Julius Pepper and wife to T. M. Math­ Clerk Circuit Court Granite County. ews, wd., »SOU. Dy M. I. Ilart, Deputy Clerk. T. M. Mathews to Julius Pepper, intg,, D. JmJuuu, c l. al., to Dave Jnnfcson, wd,. »10. Geo. II. Keirtit, et. ul., to Jackson & Griffiojqcd., $200. Overstreet Turp. to Mattie L Smith. you up arid We don't citarge anything for n look. M. L. Duliart to American Coda Co., contract, »463.83 Fulfil Hammock Altamonte plat. Florida Sanitarium and B. Assn, to Mary D. Breggs, wd, »100. Finley W. Munson to Jennie L Munson qcd. »100. U. Drew to W. J.Thigpen, sot. mtg, »9 7 . W. J. Thipgen to W, W. Roberts, wd Cfffesjtle, wd., 510, -Pcaket-hook— - - - Spring is opening Peace, Slate o f Delhi Doyle mid heirs to Jos. Linehart, In Court o f Justice Florida' intg., $400. v Geo. T. Smith atid ■wife to Lmtcless & » a n t W. Graynm. Geo. W .l , . . Adam* and C, G. Parry, do­ Sewell wd., »SO. ing businrat n» (he Pastime H. D. Berry, Jr., to E. O. Roper, wd.S2S. Theater, PlalnllO», ~ o r a n g e County, “ T. William* and A. R. Itaone. Third Dltlrlct. . lining business at Theater FUm Supply Company,1defrndanU. - Under and by virtue of a writ of attachment Uiiml In the above staled case, out o{ the above evkurt. I will sell at nubile outcry In front of ray of­ fice door In Sanford In said county of Orange, un the 7lh day of Just, 1000, at II o'clock a. in., to Ihc highest bidder for cash. Ihe following properly, to-wil: Seven reels of moving picture Aims, (he property of above slated defendants. Said sale lo be made under said writ and by virtue of an ordrr from the court dated April Glh. A. D. 11109. N e w Garage in Connection for Repairing and S to ra g e of Autom obiles A ll to Suit YOU and YOUR Harry J> Wlison's, CARS ORDER OF. RED MEN Wekiva Tribe No. 41 Hunting grounds of Sanford. Heelings on the 1st and 2nd Wednesday of each J, month in Masonic Halt Visiting broth­ ers welcome. • The purest and most refreshing irnttle ilrink on die mnrket today, is being made by the Pcjisi Cola Holding o f Sanford, ami in the lovers of a delicious and hcahhiiil drink. We invjte you to see die sanitary way in which this drink is being put up by us. And to the city inerchunt,.we usk him to conic also ami see, that he may know the kind of goods he is handling when selling the pure and refreshing Pe|>si Cola. And to those of other towns, we will ask tltflt they dmP U1 “ } ,in<? .re rp ie flt,nfi ° « » i L t p i e n f - t h r p m 'r T c i B i nn a. that Uiey too may get in line and sell die purest boiue drink made. Send us an order, or call on us, we are out for die busi­ ness and if a pure drink and courteous attention is what you want, we are the boys for you. Phone .v �Number 40 SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY. MAY 21 1009 First CLOSING EXERCISES Sanford ALL AROUND FLORIDA IIU li School In The Public Eye The General News of "The Land of Flowers*" p5? EXERCISES OF PRIMARY GRADES c t/ ttro rn o M Jjttle J > U Give-Evidence Of Teacher*' u‘ carefui Training In The Different Exercises SanfnK! High School by itsrapld growth and good work In every department has occupied n place in the public eye this ^ ^ { ¡ ^ ^ ^ ¡ « s a t - oel^- iJte resitleniS of this **' city but ninny from u distance are in at­ tendance this week at the closing exer­ cises. It appears that every scholar from the youngest tq.the__cldest hna un impor­ tant part to play In the closing exercises and the progrnm has been thoroughly en­ joyed by every one. The several depart-, meats have occupied the stage during the week.. The Junior Class reception hut night and the Commencement exer­ cises tonight will be given in full In next week's Issue of The Herald. th e An Epitome or the Week's Most Intportnnt Happenings In the State’s Domain. .V- .»VT - VI* •]*£ Sanford Celery Scenes MRS. MUNSON’S RECITAL * CELERY AVENUE NEWS SANFORD LAND IN DEMAND The strawberry Benson nt Lnwtey 1s practically over for this y c w L a o ia x - e * northern shipments nreconcerned. Local shipments will continue for several days yet. About 23,000 crates w ere‘ shipped and hryught an average o f >3,80 a crate. Judge Graham of Tampa has gendered n decision that ninrrird women cannot legally make n contract. Mrs. Stertzbnch hnd made a contract to teach in Hillsbo­ rough coumy schools, und Inter was dis­ missed, with others, by order of the coun­ ty superintendent, for lack of funds. She brought suit for her pny according to con­ tract, with result ns above stated. Live Oak is to have a new union depot, The closing exercises of the Sanford to cost $12,000, Work has already hern_ The writer has been informed by Post- Several Im portant Deals In Celery Lon( Musical P rogram Another Epoch In High School began Tuesday evening of commencedr “ muster l i nsklnsjhnLJLurnl—Route No.-3, ’ Sanford Circles This Week • this week with a public* meeting at the A Pensacola Jtnlge^recently fined a pis- going out Celery avenue, 'would In ull The piano pupils of Mrs. Fannie Mun— Land in the eoi cry delta ismovlng every toi toter $100 and costs »m l forty-five days — trvtnR tUCTflïy Society. Following IsU ie probability In* established within I lie ! text ___ Bun weru-lward-latH—Monday even! l)g~iii day, anil there is no cessation in the buying In jail. The unfortunate was u white man „programme— n delightful piano recital. Tliey were few weeks, nnd- that for it to be estab­ of the rich lands that on- being opened up nnd the judge told him Hint if -the fine fn su um rn tn l Soio— --------- MU. Rutti Mettitiiler Salnm uiiiuJi --------------. A li« ! E. ■ Koblun» ¡ f i n i most ably ussistetl by MissTinne, violin­ lished it would be necessary for at least in several sections. Quite n number of was not imitt_nn-fldditlonal three-nwnths— "T itr L a ii Y <>» m e IjM it —Illu s tra te li seventy-live per cent of the. 130 tmbscriif. ................... 7__ J.Kujene Kuumlllat ist, and Mr. J. B, Luckle, baritone '(pupil sales-werr recorded thls'week.'Uie pinirtlc would he added to the Ju'l term. The Flujames.. • to jmrehnse mnlt tJoXes.approv'ed by Sir Roderick - o f _Mr.-Wnlirr-HrmnnrTr' RnlIIiis'XoII«Jge7 ulnrs of which tjouM not he learned, ns in judge announces that the illegal carrying “ the Postmaster General a ml so stamped on Winter Park, Flu.), Mr. Luckle possesses seyerfll i pstnticus the denis werennn Inrge o f arms will he4sto|)jK>(l. if severe nteas* .... 11 j 3 iia ;fc - «ia v i the box. These boxesenn lie hntlof-linr» Allen ilunr, oitiw-hr-J lo Duutilns. ClarenceMahoney an unusually flue voice and .flung with jicnle, nnd (he parties iutcresjgl did not ures will stop __ ry J, Wilson, hardware dealer, at $1.30. catnuirfmaie ease, expression and distinct wish To divulge the nfew» nt jirescnlT T _ with name painted thereon, and must be Western Capitalists have recently pur­ enunciation. I itcinrMW Mottle* ..... Dr. R. L. Tuylor of i’ ittsburg and John' placed at n jwlnt where mail currier ‘ can chased 75,000 acres of land in DeSoto Norman............. 7 . . . . . U ton HoughCun For the entire programme the interest Sandy............................... Erne*l Huustiolrirr Duster of Tarnntum. Pu., are here this county. Mill«..... ......... .....,..... . ,t^ DenhamJl'pmpte of a largo audience was expressed in en­ get mail out and place mall therein with­ week enjoying life, and incidentally pur­ Murdoc k..........7....... : ................ Ernest Bl-tt* out getting out uf his wagon, Tiie most In order to enter the United States with ArtuniANtS O NniTJAUO thusiastic applause and frequent encores. chasing celery laud. They have closed a two orphans in iter charge. Miss Julia convenient height to place tiie box is on llnbcrl.......................... Ralph K. Steven* OB Following Is the program ns rendered: tleul with the Holden Real Estate Co. for Uflnr«»............... ................ Henry Moor top o fn (tost four and a half feet high. Amende* of Cuba had to give $500 bond for l ady Mariialct, mother of Robert Dhu...... ........ Duo—Fe»livol Sounds, Overture Nürnberg flfly acres of celery Innd in Spring Ham­ ........................................ Evva Krenger the return of each of the orphans. The Ml»» Trunk, Mis« Hill Mrs.W. M. Cuat has'gone to Clllcnco, to Blanche of Devon, a maniac...... SoWee William» 0 Thou Sutilimn Svrrrt Evening Star ..........Wore mock. This land will be cleared at once j«m y landed at Port Tampa. Miss Menijteu. the Luky ut llm Lnke.......... . : ........ s|>end six or eight weeks witli friends and Ml»» Urlìi Meitlnger, Miss Ruth Mrltlnger and next full put in cultivation. It will dez is the founder of tin orpluumg« j a f g » ............................. jullu May Hnmlllon 00 Miss Carrie Lovett, Mis» LiAda Lettler . . . . . relatives, GUAM'S AMD LADIC3 Meyer-Hrlmund IntlrumrnlalSoto...........MU» Ruth Ablyitl '00 Dance.......... ........................ IllBli Mr Dn»lf wns h m r Tj0 untl wlsbed to bring tw oof herchsrges Mts» Ruth Meningee ___ __ —U. 4b-M c«it has grmettrCmi'iiJIb to tqienT SoldIrr't Clmru«...... '......... ....... ...^...^iycUiy Riamiall - ,. see»« in February, nnd represents a pftrty of '..V T.7‘. .7........Col I «Ti alii to this country to show the work she is Mi»» Linda LrfHer n vacation of n few weeks. ~ t^ e i ! n iW a y “ 1^tcrnooiv ' ii 11 t-nu-rtn i nTare mum capitalists, doing. Toncred. Overture (Duet)....... .. Rossini-Auber meat was given by the grndes below the Ml»» Mettinger, Mr» Munson — H. H. Chappell we presiune Intends Tfte Holden Real Estate Co. nlso sold The largest mortgage In point Of value Slumber Romance ....... ...: ....................Gounod eighth. The Jolly Cooks, thc-Sunbonnet beautifying the grounds in front of Ids res­ tiie Stenstrom place west of the city con­ ever recorded in Florida, probably, wus Mr J. 11. Luckle Mr, Walter Drennan, Piano idence oil Celery avenue, as he has n quan­ sisting of about seventy acres of lami Hint filed for record last week In the Dude llaliics, Overall Boys, the Ralnlxiw March, Pol onalge ( Militai re A Major) ........ .......Chopin Mias Prank tity o f stone on the ground. The grounds some of which has been cleared. The con county clerk's office. It is given by the Mother Goose Reception nnd the Little Berceuse front Jocelyn.............................. ('««Inni or park in front of Mr. Chtipjieirs place is sidcrution wus $1-1,000, and the purchasers Patriots Drill, all by the children of the Miti Tirine iluridu East-Const Rttilwny Co. to'Jnspir different grades in costumes were the best Ebony Song».......................................Caleb Lucy of natural growth and formation, and is were parties from- Now Ytìfr. They wil C. Suiter, trustee, private secretary to (a ) My ~ (bj Nevah Min’ ....................... features ever given by th e school T>T any” one of the most aUractive anywhere to be bring down several families in the early Henry M. Flagler, owner of the mil way (c) Get Ut>. Luke, Go Ling fall and put all the Innd in cultivation. •eelion. The children carried out the Schertiu fram Sonata Op. H. No 2 ..— Ileethoven found. and tourist hotels along ihc East Coast. Ml»» Margaret Davit K. R. Murrell sold the Licby place west drills like veterans, and their work In this We know of several purties going nwny The amount mentioned in the document March and churns. L o hengrin Wagner-Kopie» Mis» Mettinger, Mrf Heaiie Houser TttTPcTiun demonstrated the careful train­ to spend a few weeks and some a few of the city to Mr. Duvids. is forty millions of dollars. It is deemed l Ml*» Alitxitl. Mit» Prank There are rinite a number of northern ing of the teachers. The programme was Sonata In C Major ( Pint Movement).rt .Beethoven mouths summer vacation In next few expedient to Inirrow this large sum for cur­ Miss Abhott capitalists in the city looking up the cel­ rying on the Key West Extension work, as follows: Yeoraon’» Wedding Song....................... P o n la to w tkl weeks. Verily, the celery delta will be ery pruixisKion, and they will purchase M r J . ft Luckle Scrng-Jolljr Co... ....... .......... . _ . devastated of life. Will re|»ort these de­ building branch lines, consolidating,-leas­ Dialogue—The Train to Maura............ 5lh Grade March of War Prlrstl ( Dun) .......... Mendelssohn several large tracts before leaving. partures ns they take place, May they Mis» Prank. Miss Mettinger ing or purchasing other railways or rail­ Drill—The Sunbonnrt Babies and Overall Boy».... Mis* Ablaut, Mr*. Ine» Tlirnsher. * ...............................................Itl Grade return jioorer but wiser. way property, and for the imrpose of Im­ bislrurm-tilnl D uet.......................5lh Grade Drill—iiie Rainbow March.. ....Girl» of 2nd Grade Orlck Paving Progressin g proving equipping, providing betterments, Mass M eeting O. II. Walsh, we learn, is soon to com­ .............Girl»of5tbGrade apane»eSoiur First street has now been paved from npern ting nnd maintaining the same, and lotlrer Goose Reception ami Drill ....... 3rd Grade Ail citizens interested in u Fourth of mence building on his celery farm. D Ikrar Song.................... 3lh Grode Sanford avenue to tiie railroad crossing for paying present indebtedness. Unit I'utriot»' Drill......................... .4lh Grade July celebration In Sanford nre requested A ll those living back u distance from Dialogue—The Art Critic..,....,.......'..7th Grade on the soutli side and from the railroad to While lying nt the wharf in rnmpn Inst Iniirumental Solo...Mary Alice Wagner, Dili Graile to meet in the city hall next Monday the route of the currier on Rural Route No. Pnlfnetto avenue on the north side of the week, the steamer Vnndtilin narrowly es­ Play—Tlie Talking Garden.................Oil) Grade night at 8 o'clock. An organization will Tljynlnv ot 3:30 ,p. m. at the Opera be perfected nt this meeting, committees 3, soon to be established, which will tra­ street-car tracks. First street will soon be caped destruction by fire caused by the House were held the graduation exercises created and all necessary measures adopt­ verse the celery deity, will be expected to finished, nnd then Park avenue nnd Com­ explosion o f a small gasoline tank in the of the Htli grade. The graduutes are ed to make tiie proposed celebration a great place u mail box nlonside the route ut the mercial street to the dejiot will he paved, hold o f the vessel. Chemicals were used Margaret Davis, Huhy Dixon, Knte Brown, success, and one tiiat will redound to the most convenient place opjtosllc their res­ giving our city u fine appearance from the to extinguish the Arc. railroad. A fter this street is finished Selma* Kricksun, Albino Frank. Mamie effd lt o f the Celery City, Let every San­ idences. Secretary of Navy Meygra lias settled the Hijl, Jesxie Hutchinson, Alma^Pagflll ford-loving citizen be present Momlity A t a recent meeting gLthe city coum-ii the olhci flUeetx will ho paved.—and the question that looked like u nilxup. He hard!., May Belle Wocxlburn, Versa Wood- njgliLJilny «Mih.---------------:-------------of Cameron City the question of rows three miles oi brick streets wilt lie finished lias appointed Hutch 1. Cone to he chief nf otbouL October- IIhiDtuck. Antrim IjetrCnldwctL'TtniucyDcane, the bureau of steam engineering und en­ Florence lìm i nie. Iffi»»y Kmmiur mum»w --------- — New Opel it If Oliste gineer in chief of the navy. feared little for himself, but feured that Pine Window Display WfynorT Ketmetlt Morton, Verne Mes­ It is rumored that T. N. Gummert, who Mrs. Large anti the snuiller Lurges might Last Friday three men lost their lives senger. Garner & Roberts have a fine window and several others were injured by the is intereatet) in several opera houses in be run over, nnd then the* beautiful wild Thursday evening the Juniors of the Pennsylvania, will buUd on opera Mouse celery growing in the streets wus liable to display this week in the tea und coffee explosion of 700 pounds of dynamite on High School entertniued the Seniors nnd in Sanford next full. Mr. Gummert is an be eaten doyrn, and again W.C, Riley wus line. The window is artistically decorated quarter boat No. 3, helongmg to the F. E. active and energetic; business man o f his severely tossed by a mad cow hooking him iu Chinese style, nnd contains the famous C. railway, at Codjoes Key. - their friends ut the Suuford House. Tonight ut 8:30 o'clock at the Qpgra section, and when he undertakes to push in the west end of his (Mints. She stood brands of tea and coffee that are carried A. B. Calhoun of St. Petersburg lias be­ - ■House will occur the regular High School a (»reposition seldom relinquishes bln ¡den. the old gen t'o n Ids head. Everybody in stock. The window was urrunged by come uti inmate of the Confederate sol­ - Commencement exercises. Prof. Suhrie He promises some lirst-clnss attractions, Imigiiedbut mother, and site mended pants Nathan Garner, und for the smnll space diers' home in Jacksonville. in whieh the display Is confined in a good of the Business Department o f Stetson umong them being the “ K uiihub Cyclone, all d a y .— — -— -iTwo men named McDowell, who were ue Who Cut PeffePH Wldskers T" University will deliver the address. Tite on their way front Ormond to Chicago In ' ‘ following wlp be graduated: Misses Ruth an automobile, came to grief near Tiflon, Abbott, Alice Robbins, Julia May thimltGo., last week, In crossing tiie railroad ton; Messrs, Kdwtml Lane, Claude Coffee. at tluit iHjJnl-ibui/ machine hulked and Henry Peabody, Pulpit Stevens, Stanley befure they could get it from the track a ^ Wood. fust train struck and demolished U. The 1 I , »■’ * men left the auto on approach of train and • The Champion Beet were unhurt. Mrs. J. M. Troublefleld brought a beet to Tiie first shipment of Floridu peaches The Herald adieu this week that seems to sold lust week in Atlanta lor $4.30 aerate heal the record thus far. It is one of the — SI higher than Inst yenr. ordinary red beets that usually grow ns fifty H. H. Uamlllg ui-Tam pa has aolarge as on ordinary potato, but this one ceptcd a call to the German Lutheran has attained larger pro|>ortloii»jiml weigh» church In Mobile, Ala. nna dtie-half pounds. It la now on John H. Higgins, recently arrested In MmbJlTon In The'Herald window. Higley. Lake county, for a robbery com­ mitted some time ago in Providence, R. L, Your Sanitary Tax I* Due was last week taken from tiie Tavares The M ilitary tax for all residents east ail and carried back to the Rhode isiand7 of Palmetto avenue must he paid by Satcity by an officer from that place. Special correspondent to The Herald., I “rdsy before noon. If not paid by that time, the delinquents will be suuuuoned before the mayor. M. L. Scott, Saniuuy Inspector. The old Morales cigar factory at Port Tampa which lies long been vucant, was destroyed by Are last week. Cause un­ known. L ou $10,000. �THE SANFORD HtfcAL» late in the afternoon Tor then the speckl­ ed perch would lea ve. their perches and seek theieeUve bull head and mussel shell. I am torn between,conflicting emotions and various suggestions and will remain so until Yowell and M itacr can be con­ sulted. EVEN TME GATE POST NOT IN IT March Of The Girl Graduates They are coming, men and brethren. Many hundred thousand strong: They are pouring forth an army Exceeding wide and long. They are tailing, they are nodding, And their pluaet are waving high. As each me Men lifts her banner To lira glorious shining sky. They are full of mighty wisdom. And the world their oyster Is. They hsve buckled on the srtnor. And are ready now for bit. They are ready fur the battle. And their war-cry fairly thrills: Some will sprout as full-Hedged lawyers. Some as mlxers-up of pUls. Mon. pour craven man. before th a n , e » » flees afar and hides hie head?7™ * For the gronnd Is charmed completely tty the beauteous army's tread. Man's a second fiddler sawing Sadly on a «Ingle strand. In the face of such an army Swarming wildly o'er the land. Yber'tl be filling all the placet Filled by poor nrusnlc man: They'll be dnlmlng oil the option». Hosting every scheme and plan And the one nice way to slop them In tbelr stalwart, onward stride _Jj to woo them and to whsshes»,- And to make each one a bride I 4 Another scholastic year of the Sanford High School will soon be ended. .Another mile stone passed. Another epoch in the lives of the teachets and scholars. As one who has passed through this tranal tinn from boyhood to man's estate I can -gros|> the h a n d -o f-these gmrfttates an'rt bid them welcome into therenl world, the real struggle of life. You have now [»asset! from beneath the sheltering wing o f the preceptor-and the .walla of the school which for years Intve constituted your world. You are now about to enter into the real world. Some of you that yearn for more knowledge und it greater perfection in the arts and sciences will enter college nod (it your­ self to fight the bnitle of life equipped with a higher knowledge than the public school can give you. To those that have this aim and can gratify this ambition a broader mid wider vista unfolds to your »thirst for_ knowledge. Those that would __ .jClUcr fljon cc the holds o f commerce ami busy marts of trade your knowledge gleaned from a course in the Sanford High School will stand you In good stead You sliould now be equipped to battle successfully with the world In whatever line of trade your fancy may dictato. And now the diligence with which you have applied yourself at your studies will be more clearly demonstrated. If the hours at school have been rounded out by u close application to your bookB your future will be strongly guided by the les­ sons learned and in the great struggle for existence your urmorwillbe proof against the pitfalls made for your feet and the shafts of criticism leveled at your efforts, Lucky indeed Is the one ihnt has received a good education, for In this enlightened age there Is but small space for the otic who fails to get beyond the three R's. If you have hud the chance to gain this knowledge and failed to do so you will regret it for the remainder of your life. How true then will the little couplet come home to you: 0 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + + .{ .< ..5 ..{..!. Do You........ : J kind that D . J. N While talking to Felix Frank the other U P -T O -D A T E B A K EER R day about the w ireless telephone l re­ marked that these new inventions'would Boon bring on the age of a moneyless Wc make everything known to the trade world and we could all do business with­ Full Line of Confectioneries out money. "Some people are doing that nftw." re­ And Cigars marked Felix, and 1 ducked the blow and Free House-to-House Delivery left while my credit was good. • • • 111 Peril A VS, ’Phone 108 4 4rth e greatest need o f Sanford at the present time is a Commercial Club or Boosters' Club, or any other organization that will fit up a good room, hold meet­ ings, take up all matters of public interest and push the city Imiuoveinents. Sanford has a Board o f Trade, hut you can't find if, and the only reason that our city lias' accomplished so much Is because we have a citizenship of alert, up-to-date and en­ ergetic men. Now, If thesesame boosters can be bunched together and work forSanford united by a Commercial Club, there is no reason to doubt the effocts o f such action in the future development of our city. W . W . LONG I v * S A N F O R D F U R N IT U R E C O . ? W H Y NO T USE P a int e r F e r H ir Z e r .t NOW, AND SAVE MONEY? : It has shown more results for the Money Invested than any oilier. • It will pay you to examine the Celery Yields witertT7 P a in t e r ’ s S a n fo r d C e le r y is used. ji T H E W rits S p ecial Our representative, C. M. URADWATP.R. is in Sanford every week. See him or write to him at Orlando or E. O. far Booklet. P A IN T E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO. J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L O R ID A * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 + 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 .j a a .; V Ferro-Marine Engines 3- to 25-tlorsc Power •_ ^ ^ ' t ____ - f B i S t 'S ^ y c l e Engine on the Market ** . * , Sm ooth Running, Fconomlcal and . Absolutely Reliable -S 4» f 'J See me b efore Inxtnlllrtf an enjlnr In ypur bout, you will nut rc|rrl u X 3 II P. Special. Price Slit! 4 T. P. Conproflst Sanford, Florida \ 4 t 4 4 » 4 4 4 4 4 .4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ♦ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 '4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 444444+7? . TOP P R IC E S FOR YOUR ORANGES, G R APE FR U IT, TANG ER INES AND E A R LY VEGETABLES when shipped to HEWITT. If you ore mu doing business with this House, write to them ni nun* “ H E W IT T F R U IT AND 10 DEALER IN References: PRODUCE E. C am d an This" Paper and & CO. C O M M IS S IO N S t., B a ltim o re , M ERCHANTS M d. Thousands of Pleased Shipper* in Klnritla Fresh Meats AND Groceries Agent for Virginia Carolina Fer­ tilizers J. A. THOMPSON DEALER IN C H O IC E F L O R ID A A N D W E S T E R N M EATS Park Avenue In S p oor’s G rocery 'PSen* * A t the present time there Is no head­ quarters o f any kind where the stranger FRESH The Popular Price and and prospector can go and enjoy n few And In after life the great chasm that hours of rest and recreation, where he can y awns between Ignorance and education meet the people, discuss the situation, rend will be most dearly defined. Therefore nnr Ilterntnre nrnl flwi a U -lIm I » » f » w l l desire to congratulate the graduates Of figures about Sanford a t ' bis leisure. If Special Rules by the Week First Class Special Tables Reservrd AND ~ the Sanford High School just as I would any movement Is Inaugurated in Sanford congratulate the graduates of every year, it is necessary to get a lasso and ro|»e the o f every school and in every part of the members together. I speak from experi %, civilised world. unce. and I echo the thoughts o f the iua(Corner Palmetto and First Sts!) And yet although you have matricu­ jority o f our citizens. AT lated, you have only begun the fight. The prosperity o f the city is not pro­ Your armor has been buckled on, the sin­ moted by the wealth of Its Inhabitants, so J. I. ANDERSON’S T* ews have been supplied and like the much 'os by the uniformity with which __ knight o f old you ure sent forth to do they pull together when an important un­ buttle with the rough old world that will dertaking Ja to be accomplished. A man give und lake blows with a hearty good witli a thousand dollars at his command, will. Your touchers cannot follow yOu and a love for the upbuilding uf his city, JEW ELER and guide your efforts in the years to is worth very much mure to it . than liu> auaie u* they have ill .like past.' i l i f i Up millionaire who locks up his capital and MY SPECIALTIES to you, my boys and girls, to make good snaps his Angers at home progress and T e le p h o n e No. 6 0 and reflect credit not only upon yourself mprovements. Pickard’s Hand-Painted China and your parents hut upon your alma Gorham's Sterling Silver There is no city in the world that con­ mater, the deur old Sanford High School. tains more public-spirited ciUzeus than Rogers' Plated Ware Sanford, and yet when a vital question Is Elgin‘and Waltham Watches 4 When Is the best time to go fishingT up for discussion. It takes weeks to get the ;. . My friends who have recently had me out people together and decide upon the points on seyeralfW iijjg excurgiups jkcid . to . ba In thaeose. There Bre TDUtif Vfthl ’iTuesALL ’ 'UÖ0DS GUARANTEED * divided upon this point. One told me tions to he propounded in the next few " that the bewitching hour of 3 a. in. was months. Several large factories are to be Just the time to hie oway through the built here and special inducements must B O Y S ’ S U IT S dewy meadow whore the lark carols sweet­ be offered. These questions must be de­ Boys’ Suits, latest styles and ly and the ground Itch lays In waiting. cided on short notice, and without a Com­ odes, 3 to 17. Boy’s Washable Another was sure that just at noon was mercial Club or a Board of Trade composed Suits, StoJtQLall. styles. Bloomer ‘tptfthe pmjier time for then, thr mn was. oiwtsery citizen o f Sanford' we call never Pants, 3 to 17. Boys’ Fumishingsf N e w s p a p e rs , M a g a zin e s and Periodical» shinning in all Its glory and the sun fish hope to get results. Cape, Etc. All Under Frit*. 34t, were bound to bite. Another advocated — T u t Sa u n i u l k . J. C. A R NO , O R L A N D O "O f nil sad words of longue or pen The saddnt nrr these. It might have been. M E ATS GROCERIES U P -T O - _ J r ~M. S T U M 0 NT"Proprietor Artesian and Deep Well H e n r y M c L a u lin Î t ♦ : CATE CITY HOUSE G. W . S P E N C E R CAB W e have a new line just J in and the low price »will j make them go. Come m t ♦ and see them 4 Mother onroe t The latest out is the ENGLISH The "H e never knew her. His coming Into the world was 'the signal for her going used to make? forth. A few brief days she clasped him to her heart— the heart whose last beats were mostly for him; then ere the baby eyes had learned to look with recognition The Kind That Looks upon her, she kissed them closed—and Like Bread, Tastes Like closed her own forever. Vaguely through life he missed her. Bread,-and is Bread? Times/ns a boy, when the night wind moaned outside, and within fantastic figures and shapes of fear formed In the darkness, he. cowered beneath the covers The Finest Line of Papof his cot and wept passionately for some­ thing that he wanted but could not name tries in the City. though afterward he knew that the thing he craved was sheltering mother love. Ills playmates had ever a source oT unrailing love and sympathy, from which he saw them copiously and continuously Our Wagon W ill Stop A t xlxaw; «m l he fplt that the Fates had left something out o f the scheme o f his life, Your Door Every Day and in the midst o f the ’ buoyancy of youth his eyes would grow wistful and his hears be sad. Complete Line of Groceries Then a man— and sometimes, after the struggle of the day, when -came the quiet hour—musing over the flood and fell, or gazing far out into the sad and solemn sea—he would dream of the land beyond the setting sun—o f the mystic glories which eye hath not seen— and o f her who loved him ftrstl Aye, others came and (Caterer to the Public)* crept into Ills heart, and filled It with a love that was almost pain; but in its in­ nermost holy of holies he kept'ever a chamber inviolatefor the mother he never knew. ' • - And it pleased him (o believe that, though lie saw her not. she walked through _ IB life beside him, nnd many times made Tier presence felt In sweet sugges lion o f kindly deed. In lilnnt stirrings of the heart that turned him from tempta­ tion's way. And whatever o f good or J. D. PARKER, Prop. gentleness or generous Impulse ever blos­ somed in his life, to her he gave the credit. Room and Board -gLBO—Pee—Dajrr—i Therefore, on Mother's Day, when thou­ sands have the blessed p rivilege uf laying Meals, 715c. the votive offering 'uf their love at living mothers' feet, and other thousands live over tender memories of days when ! > Special Rats by the W eek mothers walked by their side— he wears tfle white flower for her— for her to whom -14444444444444444444444444 lie believes bis nature owes its best. So, in the dusk of this dear day. while the flower is fading, though its fragrance lingers still, he writes these lines for the sake o f those who, like to him. knew mother only in the land of dream s."____ Only Exclusive and + GO CARTS * W a n t Good, I W holesom e 4 My friend Hetherington o f the Lake, land News evidently lost his mother when he was ushered Into this world and In 'A Ctilel I» Among Ye Taking Notes, last week's Issue of the News he pays the and Faith, Ma’ll Prent 'Cm"— following beautiful tribute to the parent So Says Saunterer. whosfi loss has left a void in his life: A txrwjpepcr Is not oltooetber published to tell u to the people whst they would lib« to know, but he* glee much of Its space to telling them what they . mmgkt to know.*—Greetr. „ -A S Speofe/ CarrmponJtnrt re WT/irreMi May 21, 190» Drilling I. P. LIPE ♦ » t1 C IT Y C IG A R * STORE i Best Line of djgars and To­ baccos in th e •-.tvI *11 > �:$fí May 21.190» THE SANFORD HERALD Notjce O f Incorporation Nodi* is hereby given that we the under«lined Intend «0 apply to the Honorable Alfart W. (ill ditiit. Governor of the. 5t«U> of Flnt-Mit.-mr the •¡2nd day of Julie. A, D. 1999, fur falters Patent I»corpora l In« the SANFOK6 ATHLETIC AND AMUSEMENT ASSOCIATION under the following ed charter, the url|lnal of which 1« now on E the office of the S ecreia ryd U ro State of Notlcc Of Incorporation Sheriff'» Sole tinder and by virtue of an- eieCutíoirTTsued out ] of and under the sen! of the Circuit Court of the | Seventh Judicial Circuit In nnd f a Orange county, state of Florida, dated April 23, A. D. IBIHL wherein W. D. Holden and W. J. Thigpen, partners j doing business as Holden Real Estate Company are plaintiffs and J. K. Westbrook and William end F. L. Gamble, doing business as Wm, Gamble A| Company are defendants. I have this day levied upon and will sell on Mon­ day the 7th day of June. A. D, 1909, the samel being a legal sales day and during the legal hours of sales In front of the court house fh Orlando. Or­ to. A. DtCartts. ange couniy. Florida, at public outcry to the high­ ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF EAGLES est nnd fast bidder f a cash the rollawlngdesctifad BUILDING AND I.OAN ASSOCIATION real estate lying and falngln said Orange county. We. the undersigned, have associated ou r»elm Florida, to wit; fat 37 of Florid« Land ¿ Colmilxa- ] Itotethef. jlhd «faTwrofiyi s s s y j.^ „ ....I.... fuVsf^ tlon Company's Farm; purchaser to pity Thf TIHeT“ ■lfi-4 L A. Ktsxwuon. Sheriff. P'ltlibie of forming ourselves Imp U body politic mvi rewpnrele. under «ml by virtue of the taws of the state of Ffaidn. and do adopt the following ar­ Notice o f Application for Tax Deed Un­ ticles of Imurporalion. der Section 8 of Chapter 4888, Laws Ajmcu: t , of Florida .. TIT. nnm,‘ ° r this corporation shall fa Eagles Notice Is hereby given that Fanny W. Taber I Iliilldlng ami Loan Association and it» place of fasinesi shall fa at Sanford, Orange County, Fla. turchosrrof Tax Certificatep No. 293, dated the ouMhdny of Juno A. D. 1900. has Hied said cer­ ' Avrttit it In my oilier, and has mnde application fur The general nature of the business to fa conduct­ tificate lax deed to Issue In acyonlniiue with law. Said ed by this corporation shall fa to Wty, own. Mil certiorate rmhrocv-s the following described proti and convey real m ale, nml to Improve the some etly situated In Orange county, Florida, to-wfft; by erecting buildings thereon; to farrow money nnd Beginning NE Co; of WM of 8EM Sec 32 Tti IOS. secure the same, and monies otherwise owing, by Range 30 E, Run W 12.02 ch». S 11.11 dis. E 18.13 mortgages, denis, bonds, notes or other ohligniinns eh». N i l i rhs. NWly to Beg 13 acres. The said therefor; to make advances nnd loans uf money; to land falng assessed nt the date of the Dsuanrn of lease real estate as Landlords; to fay and sell, to snclt certificate in Ihr nnme of unknown owner. acquire, own nnd hold all personal property neces­ Unless said crrtlfleate shall fa redeemed'according sary to nilvantofeausly conduct and transact any to (aw. tax drrd will Issue thereon on the 31st day business Hint this corporation Is nuiliortrcd toenr- of Muy A, D. 1909. ry on; and to do all such other nnd further tilings Witness my official signature aiul seal tills the as mny fa necessary or expedient to fa done f a 30th day of April A. D. 1909. the successful transaction of the business of this f CfÇjkf I 11 tul l^ikiiiiiÇiiiiiU • ‘ — 1 corporation; nnd to have, exercise and enjoy all 37-4t Clerk Circuii Court Orange County, Fl«. tint rights, powers nnd privileges Incident to corpo­ rations organized and existing under the laws of Notice or Application for Tax Deed I the State uf Fluilda. sm elt in Under Section B of Chapter 4888, The amount of the capital slock of this carpera' Laws o f riorida tlon shall faTwrnly TWwiniiM (320,009_ _ , Do). 000.00) .hhtUce is ftaeaby itirrn that Herbert 0, Crlppen. bus, to fa divided Into Iwu-Lfausmidsh-SBe ■Set»!*»; a ___________________ f p ar maUm « ! T e n f< iA 6 »llk g W is rtttTToWr paid tutretín»er of tax certlfleate Nn. 2207. dated 'the bifida ----* D. Ì803, ‘has” filed said ay of* *’ November A. f a with law nil money of the United States. >____ All or nny portion of the sold capital Slock may he pay - certificate In mr office, and has made npplh-nlien iiblc Id or issued or used f a nr In the intrchnse of fa tax deal to Issue In «Wunlanna with law,- Said iroperty, labor ur tnrvtcos, nt n Just^vnlUfillod -certificate etnhTOfrs Hie followifjg descrltx-d proti‘ ‘to-’ -m ; I hereof tube delerr.tlned by the board of directors. e rtv situated In Orange county. Florida, W O a o f SEI4 ,of J iL r H ,5 o c .^ T A L jiU N. K 31 E. AWTICLX tv ___ The said land fa ln g assessed a t rite date of the Tills rurporallon shall-con Untie and have full Issuance of said certificate In the nnme of R. V. H o m o s « and B u tilo * B lacksm lth ln g and Horosohoolng lower tonere-ise incorporate rights nnd franchises Brown. Unless snld certificate shall Is* redeemed f>~*U or a tieriod of ninety-nine years from and after the according to law, tax dred w ill Issue tllercon on l ì t i commencement of Its corporate existence. 2 4 th day o f May A . D „ 1900. AXTKU: V W itness m y o fficin l signature and seal tills the The husincss of this corporation shall fa con- 23rd day of A p ril A. D.. IU0U. ducted by the following officers: A prrsldrnt, viceI scal} ,0. B, M. Rishhsok. A U T O M O B IL E S FO R L IV E R Y U S E ircsldent, tn-usurer and secretary, elected by the 30-4 Clerk C ircu ii Court Orange County, F'la. muni of illrectors, nnd a board of directors of not less than five nor more than seven directors, who In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Cir­ «•++<• * * - : - { - * + * * - : - * * * * * - M - * - : - + * * * - : - * * * * * - K - * * * 4 * 4 * + + + + - > + + + + + + « shall fa stockholder! In said corporation, to fa cuit. Orange County, Florida elected by the stockholders annually. The office of ■ | ' secretary and treasurer mny fa held by the same M. F'rank, I'lalnlKT person. vs . . } A tta c h m e n t. .Until after the lirst'annual meeting of ihaalocL- D a vid H .-Ihcm «»,-D efen d a n t.—7----------Imtdrrs. herein provided and until their suc­ To David H. T h o in a i, 71 llro n dw ny. New York, cessors are elected and ijunlllird. the officers of this N. Y .. and to a ll whom It m ay concern: corporation shall fa W. Holden, presldr iit ; W. 11. _ Y u t l JUc_hcitby.iu*UtU-.l th a t «sertrtirnTTttrTiméiiT Notice I* hereby ilven thttljve, the undersigned, inland to appiyytr the Honorable Albert W. Gil­ christ, Governor of the state of Florida, on the 10th day of June, A. D. 1909, for letters patent Incor­ porating the Eagles building and Loan Association, ■Milder the following proposed charter, the original or which IsFfald'g now on Itle In the office of the Secretary “ } StanJVf W. D, Hotpot, W. II. Undtswimo, S. Rutter. G. R. Calhoun, C h a s e & C o . 8.Pointon, _____ SANFORD ENT ASSOCIATION, We, the under*tuned, have nssodotnl ourselves together for Ute purpos of f a ntini Into « body politic and non nml do mìopi the folh w ioi— _____ n n rs td w punition lowlint articles of sands L Tits name of Ihla corporation shall lie SANFORD ATHLETIC AND AMUSEMENT ASSOCIATION, ami Ita place of business shall he at Sanford, Orenie County. Florida. asnru it. ‘jha general nature of tire fa t Itie»» to be trans­ acted and conducted by this corporation shall lie. to encourage and promote athletics and amuse­ ments of ab kinds, to organise and maintain tennis to play t>a*cl>all. football, and other games-r«|uirskill, to own. maininin, oiwrale nnd manage n a ring park f a the tmrpoae of horse racing, in promote and encourage nml conduct fairs and ex­ position, to run. oiwrale nnd maintain an amutcincnt park, to own, fay, aell and convey rral estate, to acquire, own. fay. tell nnd convey per­ sonal property of every kind.and character, to erect suen buildings ns It may desire or drrm proper, or that may be rntulred for the use of the corporation In carrying on its fastness; to borrow money and to secure the same and monies other­ wise owing by mortgage deeds. Winds, note», or other obligation» thrrcfnrat and to do all such other and further things as may lie necessary nnd ex­ pedient to be done for lire successful transaction uf any of the business tills corporation Is amburUnl to transact slut conduct; and to have allsueh other «tsd-AnSher twwcrs iiirrjidrnlnl to corporations organijh I and rxlsllug under the laws of the Stale The «mount of the capital stock o f this cm I km shall be FIVE THOUSAND (IffiOOu.wu# IX) LLAK3. 10 be divided Into 11v« humlrrd shares of the par value of Ten Dollars each to he paid for with lawful money of the United States. All or any purliun of ths »aid capital stuck may Iro pay­ able in or issued or used for or In the purchase uf property, labor or servicrs.oal a Just valitntiuti ihrrcuf U> bn deter mined by the hoard Of directurs. AHtNt.E tv This corporation shall continue nnd have full powrr to exercise its corporate rights and fran­ chises f a a jicrlnd uf ninety-nine yrnrs from nnd after the commencement uf Its corporate existence. ASTKUC V, Hie fastness of this corporation shall lie con­ duct rd by a president, vice-president, secretary and treasurer, and a hoard of directors of not less ‘ then five members. Until nftrr the first annual meeting of the stockli.iliWf), the offirrrs of this uuporutiou shall be —GHTATDzCotles, President; D. G. .Wagner, VlceI’tmidmtiJ. D, Davison. Secretary nnd Treasurer: the fanrd of directors shall 1 Go;1, * lw r..n »»r —DrtL- Wngner. H. R. at evens,. U. W. Herndon nnd T. A. Newlan. The llrsl or organisation meeting of this corpurnllon »hall fa held at Sanford, Florida, on the 2Htli day of June, A. D. 1909, anil thereafter the annual meeting of «lat-k holders shall fa held onjhe fourth h — t In.ltinr of w h r - - » —nryyf-m»mirtx vt, SHIPPERS OF Florida Fruits «»<i Vegetables General Insurance Agents SANFORD, FLORIDA HAND BRO THERS' L IV E R Y , F E E D and SALE STABLES H o rses and M u le s B ought and Exchanged fa, t'J t. Runge, set-rela ry and treasurer: thè lo a rd ut director» shall fa W. I). H o h lrn; G, K. Gaihoun, W. II. Uiuh-rwnud, S. thlleslun nnd George A. DcColtes. " The flrst or o rg n n iia llo n m eeting o f lite stocklio ld e rs o f th is corporation shnll f a lie ld in tlu scitv I Sanfonl^jLtrsnge- n ru n ty .- n o z M a .-o n -ttie 'IB T ti tl;n y T jrjQ lle , A. D 1009, f a lite purpuse o f adopting hy-law s, n n d n im iile iiiig th e u rg n n l/a tlo n u f thè The highest am ount of Indebtedness o r lia b ility i-urjkitntion, us herelnfafore pruvlded far. and lu which t b it corporation s ltn ll s u b jiv t its e lf «bull Ih rre n fte r thè unriual meetings uf thè stuckhuhlers shnll fa held un thè th ird F riday in June of ench be the sum u l FTve Thousand Dollars. and evory yeur. • ‘ i . »fTF*1" " 1— ------ r----------- . Ttie name* and.reskleuces uf the sutiscrll.brg Incorpurafas. nnd the amount of capital stuck sub­ scribed by each nrc 0» follows: Geo A, iJeColteS, Sanford, Fla. Ten shores, U. Q, Wagner. Sanfad. Fla. Ten sbart-s J. D Davison, Sanfunl, Fla. Ten shares, ll. K. Stevens, Sanfad, F’la. Ten shares, ll. W. Herndon, Sanford, Fin. Five shares. T. A Newlutt, Sanfau, F'la. Five shares. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the subscribing incurpotaturs have hereunto set th e ir hands. Geo. A. D rC o tln D. G. Wugncr II R, Stevens II. W. Ib-rmion T, A . Newlan 'J. D Davison State of Florid n. I SS. Cmitity of Uritiigef Before me tiersminlly appeared. Geo, A. DeColies, I). G. Wngner,}. I). Davison, li. R. Stevens. II. W. Herndon and Y. A. Newlan, who ore well known to me to fa the pcrsutis niioied In ninl who tubscrilHsI their tiuinrs to the foregoing articles of incxirtsiraIhm. Slid severally acknowledged before me that they subscribed andesccuUsI the same for the pur­ poses therein expressed. upo WlTNFSSmyl IIN ESS my hand un litui seal nl Sanford. Flor Ida, on this the 1Dilii idny of May. A. I). 1909. Rhit'a If. Mssss. Notary l*uhlic. Slate of Florida, nt Large My Commission expires January llhh 1910 (ii r.ourl of,Justice or Peace. Stute of riorltlu Frank W. Grayntn, Geo W .’ Adams and C. U. Ferry, do­ ing taislness us the 1'astime Iheater, plaintiffs. Orungi- CoiniVy. vs. T Wiliams nnd A. 1?, Bounr, Thtnt District. doing business us Tbcnter Film Supply Company, de­ fendants. Under and by virtue uf a writ nl attachment is­ sued In the above slulist cpsr, put ul-Die . ubuve •“ Wutt, I will sell at public'outcry lit front of my uflse il.sir in Snnlonl in said county of Orange, on the 711* day of June, 1909 at II o’clock a. in., to the highest bidder for cash, the following property, to-wit; Seven reels uf moving picture films, the proiwrty of above stated defendants Siild sale to fa made under said writ and by virtue of an order from the court dalrd April Slli, A. D. 1009. L. G. Stvim.tmuw. „ Justice Fence, Third District, Orange Co., FIs Daterl May fith, IflOO,__________________ 39-4t Asncu: vi T lie hlghest autunni uf liulehtrdness or lin h illty to which ib is iv irtn ra tia n shnll su b irci its e lf shall he t wIce thè nmount uf I I I c a id la l stock. strtm z vii The n nm rs nnd n-sidemes u f thè suhscrihlng Incoriiorntors o f th is ra riio ra tio n , and lite iiim m ut of t e li are us folluws: ca pitai stock suhsrrlbert hy m W. D. Hohlen, orti. Ha, SG Shares Sotifont. Fla. I H. Underwood, 40 Shares Runge, San funi, Fla 30 Shares Sanfail. Mn. . R, Calhoun, 30 Silures , Fuleston, Sanford, Fla. 30 Shares Smifuril, Fia Geo. A. DeColies, 30 Sitares Ï In witness whereof the subscribing Incortioruturs uf I h o t UI putul hut h ave bereu rebuto MhscrlhCil Un ii names W, l>. Holmcn, W. II. Usorswoiio. S. Rusr.r, (i. K. CsUIUON, S. FllLtSTO«. Gro A. tfrC om s. State o f F lorida ’m inty of Drange * Hefnre tne. a n otary public. |u-rsoniilly ap|>rnrcd W. I). Holden. W. 11 Underwood. S. Runge, (!. K Calhoun, S. Ih fle ito n and Geo A. DcCottca, who are well known to me to I k- llu- persons named In und who subscribed th e ir names tu the foregoing i¡»-Vs o f Incorporllon. and severally aeknowin lg txl Urfore me Dial they executed the same for the uses and purposes therein mentioned. In witness whereof I have heieunlu sat m y Imnd nnd official seal o f o fiie r nt S a n fa d in the com ity uf Drudge and the Male o f Florida, on litis the 4 lh day iof May, A. D. 1909. Rirn'ii II. Maksx, Nutary Fuhllc State ut Large My tom m isslon expires Inn. 9, 1910. N o t ic « «»1 lkiftclmriro A ll pcmoiui art* ltoroby mtlilicd that on, to-wit, the IKIth day o f June, llKlD, The Hiutranty Trust and Saving Hank will ulrts.lv for itB-llnaldiscluirKu us ex­ ecutor o f the estate uf iAtrinje A. Chase, deceased, to the Hun, William Martin, County Judge of* Omnnc County, Ploridu, and fur the approval by said Couuty Jutljfe uf final accounting us set forth in its re|Hirt to «aid County Judge’» office in the City o f Orlando, Orange County, Florida. Orlundo, Florida, January 16, 1909. In the Circuit Court o f the 7lh Judlctul The Guaranty Truitt und Saving Hank, 29-fun W . M. Bcatwi-’k, Jr., PreaidenL Circuit or the State o f riorltlu for Orange County In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial City of Sanford. ) Illll In Chancery to Enforce Circuit of the State of Florida for ys. Tax Lkn. L. . M. (J. Hudcugten. ) Orange County Tothe defendant. K. C. Duncan; ,. 4 F Ì D Ilf Simlimb-|— ttm III UlûliiTryTu Eiihirve Il ijplissrliig filini tile nilldavli ul the City Solidvs has w w l . ___I « . . T , I.— . __ s . t X ..a__ _ M—Drttronsmv Jlj----------- Tas L U »,----------}“f vf Ilite H i yo f Uhsufiisd farrin filert faves that you are a non resideni of thè Stale of Tt) the defendant, M ll fiimison: li . i and thst yottr residence Is unknuwn, utid It, upp<-uring from (he aOldavlt of the City Sotictitisi mere Is no perauu in this stale thè ta-rvice uf tnr*of the Clry of Sanford herein filed, llml fie fa ­ ssuljpoenu upou wbonvwuuid bliul you, and timi llóte» Dial ymi urea nuit-rrsldrnt of the State of ytwr agl- !» over lite ugicuf 21 yeark. Florida, niui that your residence is unknown, nnd '' Utberefore ordered that you do upprpr In ibis that there it no ta-rson In this state the service of A*1/* 1B0» hereln filed, upon Munduy, June 7, a suhiKMfta upon whom would bind you, and liras your age is over the age of 21 years. •Il is furtber firdeml that thltordrrof iwlillcatlon It is therefore ordered thht you do appear in this r * l‘u,;llshed once a Weck f a elglit con»«-ulive court to the bill herein filrd, upon Monday, June m ine Sanfurd Herald, a newsfinpef puh- 7. A. D. 1909. lh*tul» n * le Sanfotd. lu Urange coutil y. It Is further ordered that this order of publication fa published once a week f a right consecutive Vvuucts tny band unti thè Seal of said circuii weeks in lite Sanford Herald, a newspaper pub­ «tu e this 27th duy uf March, A. D. 1909. lished in the City of Sanford, in Orange county. ,, B . li M. Ruetsaw, |si al ) Florid«. ____________ __________ — Clerk Ciri ult Court Grange Couuty. — Witness my hand and the seal of said circuit — — — -By M.-t, Hsrt, Deputy Clerk, court, this 27th day of March, A. D. 1909. 11. M. RoantsuN. (*ua| In The Circuit Court. Seventh Judlclul 33 B Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. . Jl> AL.J. jiart, Deputy (fa rt Circuit Of Florida, Orange County *I I n C h ancery Uf t « Keith Nldsol Drought htr huitioDd, A- L. D ruufhL Atma C. Woudbrklge. and BUI to Remove Clotid from Title Thotns* Erarost Wilson, being duly sworn, de­ poses and says: Thst he D one of tiro attorneys f a In the above entitled cause, that *»njahasjlijijj to ironcvp falieygikad does oenevc believe ih.i r V™* reason ui anu uoes /«fendant. C. C. Warwick, trustee. U a In the Circuit Court,7th Judicial Circuit or Florida, Orange County. I n C h a n c e ry , Edith Ellison Adams 1 Bill f a Maintenance or Con­ tribution Under Sec. 1934 vs Gen. Statuir» F'rank Adsms. To Frank Adams; In the affidavit of Edith Ellison Adams, herein __ and says that she is (be complainant In above entitled cause, that the de­ (rn,l, fendant, F’rank Adams, is a resident of Maitland, oröo couniy, Florida, that he hag been abMM Orange slarwMenrv m laid fouiity fur mote than lays next preceding this application for or­ der of publication, that there Is no person in the state of Florida the service uf a subpoena upon whom would bind such defendant: sod that defen­ dant is over (hat age uf (wenty-uns years. • You are therefore ordered to appear to this bill on Monday the seventh day of June A. D. 1909, the same being • rule day of (hia court. It Is furtber ordered that ibis notice he publish­ ed uocc a week f a four sucuesstve weeks, in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published In Sanfad. Orange county, Florida. Witness B. M Robinson, Clerk of the Circuit Court of the said state and county and the aeal uf said court ibis 5lh day of May A. D1B09. B. M. RiM nsun. Clerk CBcult Court „ ^ 7 Unit a Thowaso, D C. Tiara. Emmct Wnou«, Complainant'« Solicitor. S Ä E t e j E ►Vtds, tL ■ .jy y -f **f ■ subpoena * upon whom would D bind i^ eatt sif/rodanL and that said defen«tsnt U over Ihe'am foHvAiy-une (81) yean. therefore wderrd to appear to this hill « O R » day of July A D. 1909. the sstue fa in s a rule dgy Of th D court, la T> t , l . f “idertH ) hsl this Order be published u The Sanford Herald, a-Mwapaper irobUshed lb " ¿ ^ «»«n t y jlo r k la RoUuson, clerk of th< Circuit rc... " “ “H* * .B . « ..M. >• Robl ^■ouri Ciitj 11( f a the Seventh Judicial Circuii of Orange Uro__seal o* the said court, this lira Sili * • » « f May O b M B. M. Rsautsoa, Clerk, s i * -® - ,, • By M. A. Hoessn. D. (i ikoaujtáwT WuaoK. ComplalaanFs Solid tor J Issued out uf the oIlice uf the Clerk o f the C ircu it Court uf the Seventh ludlainl________ Circuit,____ngel Oronge Cuim . , _____, ty. Florida, dated -the 30th dny of April, A. D. 11109, at the suit of M Frank against David II. I Thomas, which writ bus facn irturnodfa theshtr I ill MSwotril- quit your-iirupeil y, Sw-wit Lot 3T -L"7 1 TUliTfL orDIock 2. Tier 4. nixunllng to E. K.Trafford’s map yf the town of Sanford. Drongi- county, Florida, ha» tx-i-n attached in satisfy lit* di-mnmi Of ptatfitilT in the above case to the atnoutit of 31483,36 . ________ ________ . . --4 Now, tlierefae. unless you. the said David 11 Thatnas sitali personally fa nnd appenr fafore the I Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of Or­ ange Comity. Floridu. mi the first Monday In | August next, same faing the 2nd day of August, A. D, 1909, judgment will fa rendered agnltistyuuj mid in favor of the said M. Frank mu! so much of the property attached as tuny lx- sufficient tosati»fv stud Judgment nml costs will be sold to satisfy the same. Wilness. H. M. Robinson. Clerk of Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial Circuit, Orange County, Florkln. (mil tile seal of suid unit! this the llllt duy of May, A. It 1999. D M. Ruuorsox, |s« al | ,* . Clerk. . Geo. K, IttConro, Attorney fur I'lnintifT 39 H ] lutile Circuit Court or the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florldu for Orange County DEALERS’ IN Builders’ Supplies, Iiiterlarchen Sand Alpha Cement, Acme Fluster s , * Fluii», Estimates, and, ull information relative to Building ^ -- * ' * Cheerfülíy Fiiniislied T~ t t City of Sanford, ) vs. I Bill In Chancery to AmsraaiNHnildlng a faate. ( Enforce Tax t.ien Ton tain Asso A I L . Wilson J To the defendant, American Dullding & faun. Tontoln Association : It aplx-ating from the affidavit of the City Solici­ tor of lite City of Sanford herein filed, that he fa ­ llen-» that you óre a non-resident of the Slitte of Florida, and Dial your residence it unknown, and that there is no person in this slate Du-service of a subpoena upon whom would bind yuu. It is therefore ordi tisi Hint yon do appear in this | apt* unir! irnrt to the lit«* bir bill herein flirti, upon Monday. June 7, A D, 1999 it is further ordered that Dlls order of publication fa publisher) onte- a week for eight consecutive weeks in The Sanford lleruld.n news|>u{x-r pub­ lished in the City of Sanford, In Ornnge county. Flotilla Witness my hand and the seal of said circuit court, this 27ih day of March, A. 1). 1999. 1). M Rowsswr, ( m ai .) 33-H Clerk Circuit Court, Orange Couniy. Uy I. M Ilari. Deputy Cleik. I In ttie Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial ! Circuit or the Stute of riorldu for Orange County Illll in Chancery to Enforce OFFICE AT RESIDENCE T 1 I0 N E Í 2 Ü I F IR S T N A T IO N A L BANK OF SANFORD, FLA. r . H. RAND, Prasldant F. P. FOR S T I R , Casfilsr J t.ity of Sunlord j Hiyh;Gratle House-Building a Specialty GEO. PE R N A LD , Vlos-Pras. Bl P. W H ITN E R , A ssi. Cashlar Only National Bank in Orango County Funds Protected by Burglary Insurance B a fs ty D apoalt Boxaa fo r R sn t O R G A N IZ E D 18»t ’ I. C. H U G H E S CONTRACTOR a nd B U I L D E R Douglas A Mosley I ^n* Lien. To the defemlnnts, Douglas A Mosley: It uppeurtng Irorn the affidavit of the City So­ licitor ul the City of Sanford herein filed (hat he believes that you are a nun-resident of the Stulr uf | Floridi, and that yuur residence Is imknuwn. anil that there Is no prison in tills state the service of a subpoena upon whom would hind you and that Nnu« hut ilrst-olutts lultor employed nnd all cnntracia Rtiarunlretl tu he In arcurdance your age it ovrr the age of rwrnty-ofic yrnrs. with plans and sjrorilJcatioiiH It is ihrrrfure ordered limi you do mipeur 111 this court tu the hill herein filed, upon Monday, june 7. A. D. 1900 , I am In Duskiess to do Bualness for Those Who Nwd ll is further ordered that this Older of publication — R s s ts f t l e s B o x T T r fa pulii ¡»bed once a week for eight «msec mi ve r Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty re t a 1n 3 lie S ii nfuni H uei td n i n-w r;i.-l |l. r |,i,l - | the City of Sunfad . In Ornnge county. e is r .tiro«» my lmml nod the seni ÓT said circuit! cuurl this 27tli duy of March A. 0,-1909. U. M. KuwtnsoH, I u a l ) 33-H Clerk Circuit Court Orange Couniy. lly M. I, Hart. Deputy Clerk. W H W AVANT & LUM BER Notice o f Application for Sals of Lund | by Executors HAYES DEALERS In re rstale of W. T. Johns, deceased. To W. T. Johns, Jr.. Ulanche Johns and Martha E. | Julius and all other persons Inlerrsled In the es­ tate uf W. T. Joints, deceased. NOTICE D hereby given Ural an tiro lltb, day of I June 1909. at Titusville. Honda, at hour of 2:30 [ o'clock ut Chambers id liroHoo.-Mtmx tl Jnni-K: Judge o f the Circuit Court uf Orange Couniy. Flori­ da, or wherever the said Court may lx- at said I date, tiro undersigned os rxeculuts or tiro estate of I W. T. Johns, deceased, will apply tu said CourtJor J an order pladirg tiro following desrrlfad lands in puasessiiHt of the executors to pay debts of suld estate, also an order of sale of suid lands to pay | debts of said estate fat three Bkx-k C Johnson's addition to Lake­ land, PUk County, Florida. i * * * * * i - * * * * * - 4 - + + « f r + * * + + * F * + + ’} * * * ' f r * + ’fr4’-. • > ■ « • + ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + < > , Luts len, eleven, fourteen and fiflaen Black A ihnoon's addition to Lakeland, Polk County, lorkia. fats len and rlrven Block two fako Beulah ad­ dition to Lakeland. Polk County, Florida, T first Street, one Uuck from Depot opposite Pualoffioe) fat nine Block four Tier twu. known as Opera House fat. Sanford, Orsnge C o u n teFlorida r East par part of fat nine Block four Tier two. east of | pern House. ouse, Santoro. Sanford. IOrange Couniy, in ly , Florida. Block «M eight it--fmtr. (irtltltl val Counter r, Formerly Manager o f Centra) Cafe - - - - - - narida. fats 3 and 4 of Block C. fats S and 8 U Block I, fa n 6 and 7 F of o iBlock » I, fats 1. 2. 3. 4. 8, (I. 7 and | H of Block G. fats 2. 3. 4 and 8 of Black E as per of Markham Pnthjlrighls in Plat Hook D page Slat B. Orange County.florida. Tiro legal heirs of W. T. Johns, deceased, al W. T. Johns, Jr., and Blanche Johns, a minor, children said deceased, and Martha ¿1 E. Julius, his wife, being all the heirs of sskf desvas sud residing to Mad «ad i _____ . Orange County. Florida. So far as known I Sotar I Sesera. to petitionsrs no other person has Interest In sa|d Evsrythlnt First Class Short Ordsrs At All Hours lands; all of said Persons are notified to appear on ay uf Juno 1909, fafore sold Court to aiww cause If any they have, why said urders should not | fa made at proved In the petition. Prepared to Furnish a ll Framing Material LUM BER CUT TO ORDER Postonico Address S A N F O R D , FLO R ID A M ill -at C A M E R O N C IT Y , THE ' — .. , ^ . C IT Y RESTAURANT H - E . W IS E , P ro p rie to r S te a k s , C hops, O y s te rs and F ish a S p e c ia lty A P L A C E FO R L A D IE S AND G E N TLE M E N Prompt. Clean Service Executors uf ostata of W. T. Johns, deceased. Meal Ticket» are Sold at.Reduced Rote» Ji �HICKS ON MAY WEATHER FORTUNE IN CELERY Punta Gorda Herald Advice Give» Good _ Jn a comparative!)’ few year», Sanford baa .become famous for its celery and the wealth which It has brought to Its pro­ ducers. The business o f growing it has brought Sanford out o f the depths of com­ mercial stagnation prevailing there some eight years ago,andmadeitoneoftheinost prosperous little cities in all the land. Lands, which, a short while ago, were a “ drug on the market” at $2 or $3 an acre, are now quoted at $500 to $1,000 an acre. And they are cheap at that price, because they are said to yield as much In a few months. It Is a common tiling, we arc told, for an ncre o f Sanford land planted in cel­ ery Jo yield tlii prodjjscr q# much as SI,000. Now, the iden-towhich we wish to direct I f celery has done so attention is this much for Sanford, why can It not do as much for Punta Gorda T No one can dis­ pute that the lands here are fertile enough and they hare the adrai/ftfge m'TMhWar Sanford th that they may be had for S3 to $10 per acre, Further, we are told that at Sanford there is only n limited area in which flowing wells can be obtained for the necessary irrigation purposes. Here the area 1spractically unlimited. Artesian water In abundance may be obtained any­ where in this region.__ Small experiments made here in grow­ ing celery without Irrigation have shown thnrourlands are well suited to the cul­ tivation <of this popular vegetable and that, with irrigation, the industry would be as profitable here as at Sanford. Having, therefore, every requisite for the business, including the lowest prices for suitable lands, tbetels no reason why Punta Gordn should not soon become a rival of Sanford In growing the finest celery in the world. We are glad that a company o f our home people has been formed with a capital or $5,000 for the purpose of making a practlcnl demonstration of the fact that our lands are equal to those o f Sanford for grow ing celery as wenusolhervcgelaTflesT and when our friends from abroad come to see us next winter, we shall be prepared to show them other things besides orange groves and pineries that will yield speedy wealth to the intelligent and industrious workerOnc thing about this celery business should he kept in mind: the planter does not have to wait eighteen months to four years for a return from his investment, but he gels It within six months from the time of planting. He can work six months and make enough to live on six years.— Punta Gorda Herald. period will practically fade out after this period, although its presence may be no­ ticeable up to the 20th. Adedded change to cooler, with probable frost ot night,wlll set In behind the stdrms to the eastward about the 7th, and during the 8th, 9th i and 10th. A reactionary storm period foils few, Indeed, who enter the portals of the casino are able to resist the com­ pelling atmosphere of the tables to play on If losing and to plunge If win nlng.—Chambers' Journal. : Family Jars. -«¿hoofcnmrter (to 'W tfW W -M ÿ dear. I wish you would speak more careful­ ly: You aay that Henry Jonos came to r ü=— Apcldcnt ally .K U IciLnl Barlnw .------ Name For The Ball Park The following nameshuvebeen handed in and The Herald will publish the list until the season opens. The names of the young ladies will be kept secret until the contest has been decided. Every Sanford lady should assist In naming the ball juyk- Send in your name to The Herald. Celery City Diamond Diamond Park. Dixie Park. Stevens Park Rol>ert E. 1-ec Park,— Olympia Park. A Name For The New Park The Sanford Ball Association lsdesirous o f naming theiiewbpll park, and gallantly leave the selection to the Sanford ladles The one sending in the most euphonious cognomen for the park will receive a sea­ son ticket as a compliment of the asso­ ciation. The contest is open to all, and the names are to be sent In to The H er aid to be published each week. New Stock o f Goods . . . . It is Par Excellence... Promises One Of The Most Delightful Outings Of The Year The Sunday schools of Sanford will unite In holding a picnic nt DeLeon Springs tills year and the occasion promscs to he one of the most pleasant events o f the summer season. It. will be held on next Thursday May 27th. The train -will ^ As a Purveyor of News Wins :• the Approval of the Public HI# Busin### Ability, la the Adirondack! Urea a man too lasy to work, but evidently of great business ability. One winter when he was sitting around smoking his family came so near starvation that some of his neighbors, who could ill afford to help him, took up a collection and bought for the suffering family a bar­ rel of flour, a barrel of pork and a load of wood. They were not consid­ erate enough to cut the wood, but the business man know bow to manage, Ha hired some of the neighbors who had not contributed to bis douatlon to *ot tbr wtTdd-nmrpntZTUwni wljJThalf the pork and .half the fluur.—Elpplu_ — Admirably Equipped. Cardinal Messofantt, the famous Italian linguist, who died at the aga of seventy-five, knew and could speak more than fifty languages. He could entertain hie English friends with specimens.of the Yorkshire dialect and Tils French or German visitors with ths patois of their reepeotlve coun­ tries. “ Dear me I’’ exclaimed Lord Byron, to whom this was told. “ He ought to have been the custodian o f the tower of Babel P Breakfast Months. A traveler stopped at a hotel In M. A. Fortaon, who recently opened a. Greenland, where tba nights are six dry goods and notion store In the Stone- ¡months long, and aa he registered Grove block on First street, has Just received asked g uuMtlon of the clerk. a mammoth »lock o f newgoods, and has 1 “ What time do you have breakfast?” opened up the same for the Inspection of “ From half past March to a quarter the trade. His stock comprise» all klpd* to Moy.’VHarpar'a-Weehly. «— o f foftSigH add domestic goohs, men's shoes, lists aud caps, ladies klmonas. shirt waists, underskirts, gowns, domestics such as bleaching*. sheetings, ginghams, sheets and pillowcases. See his advertisement In this issue for prices, and give him a calL N ew goods. new store, lowest prices. Sion e-Gove Block, First street ’ As- an Advertising Medium UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC While playing with a shot gun which neither knew was loaded, Willie Morrison, nged II years, shot and Instantly killed the 15-year-old son of F. D. Terrell last Sunday. The killing wus purely acciden­ tal. The boy# were nt the Terrell home and were playing soldier. Young Morri­ son snapped the gun several times at his friend before the shell finally exploded, teuring a great hole In young Terrell's body. Hearing the report of the gun and the cries of young Morrison for help, those nearby hastened to the scene, but there wus no need of their services, as young Terrell died ulrnost Instantly. 1 i resorts in Florida. Further Information can be obtained from the Sunday school superintendents or Ticket Agent Perkins. A s Thursday is the regular half holiday the merchants will probably arrange to take In the excursion und u large crowd is promised. The E d ito r'» Surprise One day last week, while sad and dreary, weak and weary, across the unswept floor, we heard nt first n gentle topping, then it became un earnest rap­ ping at our sanctum door. "Come ini" -we sa id while we pumlertki. ana in silence still we wondered w liatfor us could be In i store: then the thunderbolt softly turning. in tis walked; our cheek wus burning, thought of crimson gore) “ Are you. the man what does the writingT" (what will rhyme with this but flghtlngT" quickly thought we o'er.) "Sir. we are," we gen­ tly told him, nodding to the hoya tu hold hlm-lf-hc tried to béât us sore." "Then you will please give credit opposite that little debt for a dollar pnore; 1 like yuur paper and will lake I r a s tong ns you make it as good n# it has been before." We Juaipoiil H fl or we surely woul have kissed him, even if the boys did roar; so seldom treated in this manner we fe ll Inclined to shout hoxnnner—only this and nothing more.— Braidentown Herald. A Bone. "What aort of an after dinner speak­ er Is BUggtnsF* "One of tho kind who start in by saying they didn’t axpoct to be called on and than proceed to demonstrate that they can't bo called off.”—Ex- Graod Island for $5,000 cash. Mr. Robinson Is the agent o f theTrnvel ■_.: i._• ____ . » t», . . .. . ler's Insurance Crf., nnd has succeeded in selling moat of theirorange grave property in the past few year«. ‘ * ' Published in the Greatest Vegetable Section in < — ^ — the~World I H :: �May 21. 1909 FLORIDA FREAK BILLS SORE ON THE EXERESS COMPANY Western Produce M*n Indignant Over The Rates Other States Consider Them A Good Joke TO REIMBURSE A LOSS BY THEFT Atlanta Georgian Gives Florida Letts lot ore A Place In fhe Foolish House The following front the Atlanta Geor gian onent o freak bill which recently passed the House o f Representatives. at Tnllnhnssee, ihould make our Sjftlc legls iJtors stop nnd think nnd kill measures that only make Floridians n laughing stock to the outside world. Here la what the Georgian says: Other things beside prohibition are do ing in the Florida legislature. Witness the following: ••A bill to be entitled ’An Act to re iinburse parties who sltnll hereafter lose property or money by theft or other frau­ dulent means.’ " Get that! Try agnltt: ,"A.ldJJ Uj hr— iYrt,rVo' KF-' The following from the New York Pro­ duce News indicates that the western produce merchants arc getting wise to the exhorbitam rates charged hy the Southern Express Co. on Florida shipments: Fruit and produce men are very indig nnnt over a rule recently put into effect by the Southern Express Co. compelling the puyntent o f double’rntes on shipments of single pneknges ot fruits of vegetables from Florldu points; It is probable l|ial the matter will he taken Iwforr the Inlerstntb Commerce Commission ^ p d rrjjo .y IfSnfonded Under this ruling n grower who had suf­ ficient early vegetables or fruits to flllotie package in tumble to avnil himself of the opportunity to secure the high prices which first shipments nlways bring, because ilia express charges are prohibitive, ns the charges on one package are just ns high ns oh two or mure. __ Commission men cluTin tlrnt lids Is a vi­ olation o f the inter-state commerce laws The matter will he taken up liy the excMuaV.i, aad-oMMUianiretl effort made to meantime produce mën nreeitherrefusliig ^ LOSE P R O P F K fV 'd S MONEY by THEFT to accept the package or taking them or OTHER FRAUDULENT MEANS. dcr.prutcat with the iden uf brlnc^hti "a -Maybe thaHsn’t-som ething t o -"read, lest suit for the recovery' Of the over­ ponder nnd Inwardly digest” for you charges. The matter will also he brought For tills bill has not only come before before the National league. the House o f the Florida Legislature, hut It came under the head of "Select Orders, Filed F or Record being especially set for 10 o'clock the Mattie L. Smith to Overstreet Crate Co, morning of Friday. April 22. and not only bs.. $1, that, bui­ Isabel Evans nnd heirs to Win. Williams lt was PASSED by a majority of 48 to wd.y $278. 20. nnd that— Emma C. Orek nnd heirs to J. II. Vick, On the heels o f an unfavorable re|N>rt ndm.. i|C(l.. S I . ----------- ,---------------- ----hy the commlttecAYii.lutllclaiyl W.W. Jackson and wife to C. Holloway, ' Yes. passed? House Bill No. 10. after wd., $200. "being duly taken up, rend in full for the Suite o f Florida tu Mury Wright, lH*-d.r I hint I true, h to 20, with $28.81/ the speaker lending the vote of the State o f Florida to S. V. Illyth, tax deed, " ’Yeas." And up to the Senate it gyes, $14.17. carrying nn overwhelming majority from W. J.Thigpt'U tn'.T.CrFuInam, lit., $7()0. tTiFTfbuse—more than enough to override Olive Mitchell to II. C. Frank ct ill, con­ a possible veto by the Governor, tract. $100. The hill Is the offspring o f Mr. Wall, of Frank-F. Dutton to Geo. L. Morris, mtg., Bradford. Its full text is not here uvnll- $1000. abte, hut the caption is quoted from the Ellen A. Krai and 'husband to Frank ultldnl calendar ami 1b repented in the Henderson, wd.. $100. Journnl of the House, nnd there is a con­ Robert J. King to L. A. Brumby, sat. stitutional provision to.the effect that the mtg.. $3000. caption of an act must set forth its full Emily H. Medary to Bertha Eddy, qcd., extent. SI. . Wherefore, surmisesjts to its operation Emily H. Medary to Bertha Eddy, qcd., as a prospective law.' f« -------------■*-— Fur. Instances— — H. J. Robinson and wife to Albert D. Man breaks in house. Steals diamonds, Turner. wd., $1. watches and so forth. Might lie his own Edw7 L. Sweat to Orlando Novelty bouse: what of itT Proves loss. State Works, mtg., $ 1 0 0 0 .____ pays. If real thief, State's chances (u A. LrBeck nnd wife to E. R, lleiitling, ___ Caleb and recover HtHSiiFTTn 5. If imita­ wd., $1. tion thief. Mr. State's odds about 0 to E. R. lleatiing nnd wife to A. L. Beck, 7.0011,000. Good, kind Stale. Nice, pliil mtg., $1200. anthropic State. Easy State. Francis Brown anil wife to W.K.O’Neul. Or tlds: Crook, acting in cahoots nr mtg., $00. otherwise, sells Mr. E. Z. Mark, u cluster Peoples Bank to H R.Murrell, sat. mtg., * of land lots in Florida that do not exist. $30. Crook screws for Eurojic and is very Juo.LMillor to E.T.Leinly,wd..3f100. much obliterated by the lltile Mr. Mark Stemr.Nelson to A, II. Begg.mtg.,$IOOO. wakes up with u stinging sensation in H, Neliling to Bank of Winter Garden, the region o f his itockct, StungT Oh, no. chut, mtg., $200. . Mr. Murk an longer lives in n State of sin E.C-Vick and wife to G.M.and B.C, Bur­ and misery. Mr. Mark lives in Florida ley, wd., $5, and all is well. T.W. Mathews to Henry Jemesori, lien, Easy money? Why not? ’ Why should $31.00. banks require security— other than life Geo.W. Cook nnd wife to Maggie Davis, . Insurance—on loans? If Mr. Debtor skips wd., $230. —plain fraud— If he fails, proof o f loss Maggie Davis and husband to Caldwell anil a little fraudulent intent, nnd presto! and Bans, wd., $155. State to the rescue. Invcstmenta? Why, if the recently dis­ New Town o f Tuft covered radium mine, promoted by B. Beachnm bus just returned front New Messrs. Bonanza el ul, fails to {inn out, York, where he went to perfect and ad­ Messrs. Boiiatizu and so forth, stung to vertise u n real land ami town building the quick with grief nnd chagrin, decump with n few hundrtvl thousand« o f pohMrr Several thousand dollars worth nf ad­ capital— It'sUll right. 'Thb State steps in, "re- vertising has been placed in qeyerol leud- Sliced Beef Is n delicious hfenkfnM or luncheon dish. Appeuls tn nlFmcmhera o f tho family— CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS cotuUimsi-great food value with oust* of preparation— no otjier lots ilio delicato flavor and thinness of "Beech-Nut llrund" Hcef— w c^oeoininend P; — Specifications and Estiinntoa Furnished . . . — on-Applicntions ts3K.‘£**V~ M cCULLER -SANFORD, FLORIDA Repair W o rk Prom ptly Done Sanford Machine s Foundry Works » . 113 First Street / Ojjp. Posto(Tice BiaiBOHiaicaia Repairing A ll Kinds1-of Machinery____li W e deal in Celery Farms and Farm Lands and we are the largest owners of Town Lots DEALERS Ifl Autom obiles and Gas Engines We don't have to advertise cheap lands. The purchaser here saves more per acre annually m.fceiglit^than he siiVes on the purchase pric5 elsewhere. See table of freight rates in our booklet :: :: :: Office «nil works 214 Oak Avenue ’Phone 130~ ANFORD. FLORIDA + Sanford Library HOLDEN REAL ESTATE COMPANY ~ ' AND Free Reading Room ., a Q SAN FO R D ROOM 20 % Upstairs, Pico 13lock t 4* (H | g | | g [D | | l](N )Q [ r ] [ 1 ] ® | l ) Q [ 1 ] [ s ]|t ] @ [ t ][ e ] DIClIÔllMllëllâllNl 1 + .♦ Open Tuesdays 4 to G p. in. | Saturdays 4 to 9 p. in. | ;• S tr a n g e r s W e l c o m e + 4-•¡- +*;* % 4- t F LO R ID A •!—:* 4* *:*•: I nr Good Average Prices und Quick Returns Ship lo : JOHN V. DENTON & CO. S S Fruit and Produce Snutliwcst Corner Wnshintilon unti CltsunborH Stroeia NEW YORK CITY P lum bin g and K L IT R E N C IS: Aetna National n.mh o f Nm i V o ik lilly nr HMV I.nom n rrlai Afpnr.y and to Hundreds o f Shippers who ore shipping to them regular £ Fertilizers On Earth All Work Receive» My Personal Attention Tlie project embraces the sale of GO»* 000 acres of land through colonization. and Best Efforts The lands will he cut up into tracts of five ucrea and each sale includes a toWn Op|KisiteCity Hull 'Phone 230 hit in the new city of Taft. "Tuft, Tuft. Tuft," is to be the cry. Get on the Pullman at New York and no B u lld a r o f chuiigf of cars to Taft, Florida." This vast tract o f land starts nlwul six M arble and G ran ite Monum ents miles flout of Orlando and extends south­ Tom bstones, Etc Anyway, the Senate, is not done with ward to the Osceola county line. VASES,SETTEES ANO IRON FENCES He is associated with W. L. Van Duzor -M/- Wall’s bill yet. Nor the Governor. Relettering Neatly Done, l-et Us Esti­ of Kissimmee, and represents these lands mate on Your Work. as the finest ever thoroughly watered ami The Edjtpr's Compensation Will call on you by request with Samples easily drained. nnd designs. Importer of Foreign Hie innn who edlta the average country Success to the grand project.—Orlando Granite and Murb|p *. . newspaper cannot well avoid treading on Reporter-Star. Church Street. Orlando, Florida somebody's toes cunnilnually; must expect W rit» or Call Fpr Rrlcoa to be censured often for unintentional Arrival und Departure or Mulls c — — on ., a failures; must expect hard work and little E«l»et1V6VnyStVerilMutfi Blanks, m u sj^xped to ho - called « cow- ~ widow, orphan and sucker, puts them on the Iwck and says, "Try again; better luck next tlmel" * O. paradise of suckers— playing the wild­ cats nnd the ponies uml (perchance) the crap tallies, with Papa Florida to stake! 0, triumph of modern legislation! O en­ vious shades of ancient lawmakers— O, Moses, 0, Lycurgus, 0. Solon— • i ■ - # "Fi r s t CLASS CRATE M A TE R IA LS , Sanford, F. J. T E R R Y Peoples Bank of Fill Sanford Capital $ 3 0,0 0 0 .0 0 Opened fo r . business i.n 1900. Accounts of ' *1 ' . ' s e ;vj^ n : * ■ *. ' h u n dred and handles -v .’ * • seven /, Smiforri andJumiediate vicin ity ~ ^ MOTTO: ALBERT G R A Y L IN G From ____ „ urd because he does not "pilch Into" every­ Arrive North......... 7 00 s. m.. 2 OTp. ra„ 0 IS p. in S o u th .. .................... 7 00 s. m . 2 33 p. in thing that somebody thinks Is wrong and Tflmpfl aoty........................, ........I • 33 a. in ,, T o n só rlal P a rlû rs A i * fool If he speaks out too plainly on pudT itu s v ille b r a n c h . 1( 30 a. m ., O jG p . ni Oviedo branch.................... 10 30 s. in lie evals. He must expect to grind other Trilby branch........... 7 00s. m., 1 10 p. m Fa8hionabje - Hair Cattine T i ' u u branch................ .......... It 08 a. to People’s axes and turn the grindstone him­ leave For * and General Barberintf ' ’ >|; self. Still, we think it is one o f the no­ N o rth ............... ........... 2 2 5 p. m., B 0 0 p. in Smith ______ I 53 p. ro., 0 03 p. rn., 0 00 p. m blest professions on earth, the one in T U u tvU ja b ra n ch .............B 3 0 a. in.. 2 25 p. m *hicli the earnest man can do tho most H o t B u lOviedo branch....................................... 2 30 p. ni Hot and Cold Baths a t all H o u rs. t 43 p. m . 0 00 p. m phur Baths a S p o a lA lly ^ .’. * _ H Trtiby branch. j|°°d to bis fellow man and in which an Tavares branch.. neh.........____2 10 p. nr 2 10 p. nr , diUy _.-5jeiinùlil'h'"'Painm IflM in fe lB l I enxia Sunday; other* daily One visit and you l»v, yonorable man can wield much power Cui. F. lu u m , lYâlmuar. for good— Arcanum (CL). Tim es..Plan Block oppo*ltav K ip riu Office H . 0 . lU raiax. A u ' t h a i n u n i . * Now fair with both friend and foe, t M s r n m ,ur ojarn Httla rights forego; j* ■4; . *4, • 'DEPÖBXT& ‘ - ' J t P g ig / Y IN S U R E D " A G A IN S T LOSS M. M. SMITH, v. H , R.-STEVEN8. - G. S. DERRY. ‘ H. E. TOLAR ..•^'President.':* Vice-Prcsidatit Cashier • Asa't Cailner �6 -*i - ____________________ t h e ga w ro R p H e ia t D May 2|. o o jt _______________________ THE SANFORD HERALD whose merits It Is u tterly Inipossible for the law makers to Inform themselves, but which they are called upon to sanction or Published Every Friday Mamins ■< Sen lord. Ft* reject. "The time consumed In the considera­ R. J. Molly, Manaiini Editor tion of these local bills it, moreover, a *eTT~ r n -- — r— rirwii ronstderstion. There are certainly Next D oor to Postoffice Subscription Price, 11.00 a Y « r • enough questions o f state-wide Importance to fully occupy the legislature during Its Estrrvd ss serand-dsM mall matter A u lu il 22nd, brief session of sixty days. To have In­ ISO«, si lbs P m lattice at Sanford. Florida, numerable matters of purely local Import­ under Act of March 3rd. 1879 ance thrust upon it is ill-advised, incon­ venient and an obnoxious interference Durham AdvrnUIni Company. Jarluxivllte, Rep­ with the interests o f the public. > resentatire. "The peopleofa community are the best . ’1 V. qualified to understand and adopt systems Offlca First Floor lath* (Uabop Wort. First S tm t o f municipal povernment suited to their Full Line U t w t Style Shipes Beautiful Line of Ribbons Trie phone No. 148. peculiar needs'.-md calculated to develop 5 = 1 „their communities and increase their ho pA ll the FJo w k ? and Fruits pinest and prosperity. It It perfectly safe, CELERY LANDS AND CELERY LAND and eminently sage, to leave the matter in thalr hands. -Suchabiw,bcsitlcs.WTJtiid For fraudulent use o f the malls. W. ~tl0gUe, 'promoteroTrnllroadic town sites, not be In the nature of a contract. Should and construction companies, whereby qny city take advantage o f Its provisions^ <• : and pass ordinances which might end Bn-'’ ■*■ ' many hundreds of'pedfilS were dffi%iided get the welfare of the state, the legislature o f hard earned savings, was anriogned in would retain the power either to rescind ■' * u . • t the federal court at Dallas, Texas, and the law, or amend It in such a manner as New Lot, Latest Shapes Nobby Shapes for Young Men * sentenced to eighteen months* imprison­ to nullify and mnke inoperative such ob­ jectionable ordinances. ment In the federal prison at Atlanta. Go., $ 6 . 5 0 t o $ 1 0 . 0 0 None to Beat them For the Price + and fined the sum of five hundred dol­ "IN SANTORO—LITE IS WORTH LIVING" " lars. Hogue did not sell Florida lands but W h en the funnel-shaped tw is te rs ^ g o there are several In his class wImaasm A rrtttT f? a fw e r-«d p a c r w r i w - c e n t l n e n t . opening up tracts of land In this state rip up w h ole counties, shock th e dead out And now come a bill before the.legis­ Wanted—House, furnished or onfurnFrank Harris cnlls the' Times-Union and advertising them in the northern pa­ ò f th eir g fa v e s and fill Uie a ir w ith brie lature regarding the growth o f Bcrinudn ¡shed. Address P. 0. box-IHI. d o^ fptyS iftj^ qU h aL Morion was chased pers os prime celery land. Our northern a-brac, forest trees, c o w * .and th e s a v in g s W anted— Everyone to know that the ’ Jj'pytg rUiWHt'iW- C»of. .-bacastaiw.:- Frank g rtm It prohiblts'this grass from being friends should be very careful about buyBlickensderfcr typewriter is tin* best mi planted and allowed to spread Into your Ms' up in the matter o f history pertaining oaierr'hmds. wettf market. See them at Tin- Herald of­ ien the Kansas grasshopper hops neighbor's yard. Nothing is said about the to Mariom___________ —________ fice. less the agents cun guarantee flowing along down the Mississippi valley and the grass widows and grasshoppers. . If you want a.firat-cla&s typewriter nt wells. ,the buyers should not be deluded gnaws off the crops for the “ Hay Rube It_ is illegal to use profanity now a moderate rice, call at Tiie Herald office Into purchasing cheap lands that are ad­ Kansan and the cornfcd Nebraskan, and according to the latest dispatches from Tiie petite little lady o f Jacksonville and inspect the Bllckensdcrfer. The !h*m vertised as "Just as good as Sanford.” eats even the green paint off the dwellings Tallahassee. This will he a serious mat­ who perforated the anatomy of Earl Adams and most compmi machine on the market. There is plenty of land in Florida Just — it skips Sanford. F or S ale — P. M. Elder of iheLYIrry av­ ter to those who have licen in the habit the professioiml seducer, nnd sent him to as good ns Sanford, but none better than When thè earthquake quake's and rends of cussing by note. kingdom come without benefit o f clergy, enue cash store has 200 bushels uf |h.(IS for sale. 34 ,|[ Sanford when freight rates and other ad­ the earth in twain, and opens Its capacious lias been released by the grand jury— who FUr S alE— 200 busJiels cow pcav See vantages are taken into consideration. maw and engulfs whole cohimunllies—It The unwashed; unbleached natives o! neglected to find a true bill. Good jury. us before buying. . W h ita k e r fc. Burnet. Many o f these advertisements neglect to skips Sanford. Africa have named Roosevelt “ Banana We npw trust this "frail little women" will F or S ale — Five acres of good celery state that flowing wells are impossible When the elements concentrale.in forty Tumbler" and look upon him as a new soon decide ^to resume tier normal men­ Innd all in cultivation. On the Sanford upon any part of their lands and the hour downpours of rain in Illinois and In­ god. He was never called such bad names tal behavior— there was really never any & Everglades Ry. about 3 miles from the Ignorant purchaser buys a cat In a bag. diana and Ohio, and compels the Sucker, In Ainferlca even b y his enemies. legal necessity for her assuming the con- city. Will be sold in the next ten daysfor-$S,SOO,—Ca 1i-nt-t ht—Hm tit-ntttrpTmThe lands could be irrigated from a the Hoosler nnd the Buckeye to climb on i rury.—Palatka News. particulars. in k e by pumping with n ire n g ln tm m r in the chimney top to keep out of the wet, T he H erald endeavors, to be up to date F ur S ale .— Choice Jersey- cows for sale many parts of the state this is done. the cclqyy king lolls in n hammock and A. P. Jordon, the veteran editor o f the cheap. Now fresh or will In* soon. Also in every particular and lids being the uge ' There arc several section^ that hnveflow- dreams away on his irrigated farm, and ltdnnd Red eggs for hntrfilug. * Ciro f horseless carriages and wireless tele­ Punta Garda Herald, was a welcome visitor Kliod« ...| n. / ru m a tiii— —t——s m — ' Ing welts "Just as good as Sanford'* and lets her pour— it skip« Sanford. rJop--cuk*F‘ *,W7~ GrF.Wrmi7WfnrTTT.1t r 3 i l phone*. naxtwoehboin g-|*Jwi k* -week ,-we these sections can-raUft-celery— Just-as For S ale— Boiler, pump, and engine, ti WhemthrTilónTFd lkn'idhoìders of WÓTT will probably give our readers n new&less dan is now State Inspector o f Foods, and horse. In good condition, and toillhesoli) easy?' These lands ate Uonn fide eelery street corner everything Insight, and wait being blessed by a family of bright boys. newspaper. cheap. 28if lands and o f course bring a good price. for a raise— they skip Sanford. is enabled jo ienve jjjg ||gnlfl In their Sanford-Marhinr SrPnnruli) Works.But tbechenplunds that ore being hawkW hen'!»»• hllTTnrd |jM * P aging-BCfOSS Sanford real estate is moving with all charge while he is away attending to his Typfi^vriter for sale—In good emulitiun. ed through"the North as celery land from the northern sta le s nnd fre e ze s up w hole the ncustotwed vigor and the warm weath­ duties, lip was grentiy impressed with new key caps. Worth SJU: can I»- had fifty cents to live dollars an acre, that Iterds o fV iit ile and chills e v e n th e m ilk o f er does not abate the eagerness o f - the the commercial activity of Sanforfl nlong for $15, if token nt one«*. lii-\ Kukiauxl. hove no flowing wells and never will have; hum an kindness— i t skips San ford. ... Rhode Lsuino Reus »or sau— Choice K. buyers who are anxious to imssess San­ every line, and elsewhere in this issue Is should be shunned by the purchasers who When the deadly Chinook which sweeps ford dirt mid willing to pay n good price an article from the E’uhtn Bonin Herald I. red lions, cockerels, pullets noil egg».Prices low. —Cecil Gahueti, Frein-li ave­ ore ignorant of the real situation. across Texas, pulls the water out of the fur the same. u|M)ii tiie possibilities uf celery growing. nue, Sanford. T he H erald sounds this note of warning wells, bakes the corn crop nnd leaves the For R ent.—J une 1st to Nov.. 1st. l ight, for the benefit of many poor people in inhabitants dependent on approivintlons The Methodist church in Kissimmee, in Tiie U. S. government allows tiie use of nxlm house, himished through'ml lint the large cities o f the'North who are seek­ of congress— it skips Sanford. ordcr-to have itschurch notices more thor­ benzoate uf soda which means tliut free and cold water, jLi» and every improve­ ing to better their condition by |>urcliu»es its oughly displayed, lias rented space in the license is granted to the people with em­ ment. Choiee Wation. Six IiUm fntiri When the Standard Oil Octopus fixes business portion. . Inquire in Tiie HernId ing cheap Florida lands, imbued witii the tentacles upon the oil wells of Pennsyl yivW local paper for that purpose/ Truly It balm beef, make jelly, juiu. preserves, cat­ o ffice. for particulars- —— -- - ----------- — idea tluit they will soon i>e wortli $1000 nifi. fiml Ohio, and readies down intoj-ttó pays 10 ' nilvhrllse —eVen for tTClirlstfa n. Fat^RETiTj-Five-roomeottuge. furnished sup, cider, mince meats, emitted soups ' * -JiSF^cn. ibiTpeople of tfie” Sanfard seo- bowels of the earth nnd abuts off the coal — Mulberry Journal,.__ . utie other preserved foodstuff and under Apply People’s Bank. tion are generous enough to admit -that supply— it ski(>s Sanford. tills law I be general-pubtio can lie poison­ there are other sections that can. raise -•-When Weary Waggles and Dirty Drag-—-'JUST RCCEIVri) ,,! never could quite see why a man ed by tiie sanction o f the goverment. In­ good celery—"as good as Sagforrl." In a gtes go hunting for work, praying to God wuntslo shoot eleplieills, zebra, untclujiea A nother lot o f those Bargains In stead of this (Miison being administered Harness at ’ Harry Vtilsun’s few years there wili.be but n small por­ they wont find it—Uiey skip Sanford. and other nnimuls wilfully. Elephants in broken doses whole families can now are so useful to us, you know, for they are tion of Sanford lands fur sale and at the When the tropical sunbeams shoot down i>e [misoned and Uncle Snm will not pro­ rate thry are now being disposed of, the between the busy brick blocksof Jackson­ put to work at so ninny things. Why, AND EW JOHNSON shooting at an elephant is Just like pour­ tect them. Beautiful stute of affairs, greater part of the best Innd will be sold. ville nnd Tampa, the sweltered tradesman ing shot into the side of n barn. It is this. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW There is no need for Saliford to block the locks tils oflice, throws his keys in the re­ really too bad to kill them.''— Gen. Nel­ Practice« In Siale and K n lrta l i jiu rli son A. Mites. • • sale of lands in other sections of Florida frigerator ami— skips for Sanford. The jieople o f Lake City ouglit to go . H.un# 21! M. G T. B u lld ln i The General does not hesitate to pour and T he H erald voices tire sentiments of The weevil, the chintz bug. the upple slow about boycotting the Index. Tin; every one in this section in saying that borer, the Jersey mosquito, pencil yellows, hot shot into tiie hide of the,elephant presence there of the editor o f tire Index, we are glad to note other sections prosper­ cholera germs, small pox. Kentucky feuds hunter. und Ills residence in its midst, lias been THOMAS EMMETWÌLSON ous in the raising o f vegetables that — all skip Sanford. ATTORNEY AND CUUNStil.LUK Sanford needs u Commercial Club, com­ of great benefit to 1-ike City. Tom Aphave made tills section famous. A T -L A W pleyurd is a good fighter— lie begnn early posed of every citizen who takes nil ac­ Not only Sanford but every other celery L a te S late A tto rn ey Seventh Judicial Cìrcoli.Of in life, wlien lie entered the Confederate SHOE SEEMS TO N T tive interest in advancing the city's welFlorida section should unite In exposing the fake About the only newspaper in the Blate furonnd improvement. Ourpresent Board navy, and Ins old commander, Judge A. R rik lrn re s , Sanford and S vita ti la i* schemes of bringing people to Florida that is upholding Frank Clark in his un­ 0. Wright, says lie gave a good account witii the deluded idea that they can obtain democratic policy Is the Lake City Index. of Trade should be enlarged, and more in­ of himself. He bus been instrumental in GEO. A. DeCOTTES artesian irrigation ami celery lands upon This is no surprise to the people o f Flor­ terest taken in matters pertaining to the attracting attention to his town more the «and hills where water could never be ida—Tom Applcyard owns that paper.— city. Every citizen of Sanford is a boost­ than almost any other of its citizens, lie ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW Kissimmee Valley Gazette. er, but they should b*> united upon ull brotiglit to the surface and the raising of will continue to do this becuuse he is in Practice in State and Federal Giuri» Wrong agaliii Brother Harris. The Her­ - — vegetables at a profit could never be ac­ ald is upholding Frank Clark in Ills recent questions and be ready at a few hours no­ love with it. The boys of the fraternity tice to take up important mutters amideWelborn Block Sunfoni FU compli shed. stand for protection on Florida fruits and in this state have nhiibit, when tills boy­ - ------------- —-rr cide upon them. Our state is at the threshold of a most vegetables, and will continue to uphold cott is put on against one of their mem­ D R W. E. HOUSHOLDER prosperous era, the greutest in the history him even against Bryan himself. Clnrk bers, o f forgetting that such n place is on is doing things. The other fellows are The banks and the express companies of the state and honest real estate men only talking abuut it.— Sanford Herald. tiie map. They never mention it. Tiie D E N T IS T are engaged In a rough-rfiid-tumble fight and honest growers as well as the honest So there it goes again. All next meeting of the State Press Assodn_U— ULbefore the intcr-stnte commerce commisscitizens o f the state irrespective of loc­ must be in the interest of th „ Ko.nn 21 , f t and JS. Ph— Ì02* rifui uschadulad fas ihttsw nH w t MS itnf^ inn, llif banks claiming thatifarr exprosK ation should unite in keeping out fake nnd the manufacturers— T im grail „ S A N F O R D . FLORIDA. lore to doughnuts it will not meet there if txHJllim una shurks who nock to gamble trial army of consumers, who have to use companies are discriminating against tiie boycott is not raised. Tiie Press A b lumber in the building and repair of upon our resources und besmirch ~the houses, wlio have to- go to the storerand them in tiie transportation of money. Our Aoeiation members ought to imndiwlhiB^^ syiiipaffiica nré nll witli the hsnksrHor If : I) R. 0. ( i r li punie of the state. . pay out_ thelr_har<Learned -money—for Starke Teiegra{gi. 'W W tilir'tealfier and other goods; who there ever was a more thieving, rotten, DENTIST have to go to the market and pay out iniquitous trust engaged .in plundering — T Model Pachlrtg Concern A D O P IIH E IK OWN CHARTERS their nickels, dimes and dollars fur meats the public than the express companies, P io i Building Chase & Co., who own and control a Roam 13 ““ It seems unnecessary for the legislature and vegetables; that immense army of we have never heard o f it, nnd tiie service SANFORD. FLORIDA to lose valuable time nbolishiiigcitychar- consumers who like the occasional luxury that they pretend to give is as rotten ns large number of packing houses at the of onornnge ora cigar.have never aroused ters and mixing up In municipal afTuirs any sympathy with our law-makers and their practices in all other matters relat­ most imiwrtunl shipping (mints throughout with which the members outside of those are always legislated against. WliyT ing to their dealings with the public— the state, have handled un immense quan­ DR.-----R.1-----M. MASON _ tity of the oranges, grapefruit, celery, to­ vitally interested ure entirely unfamlllur. Because they are not handed together. Bartow Courier informant. r I Some of these days they will “ get to­ matoes ami other produce ihnl has gone A law should be {Missed granting cities DENTIST gether." then you will see these little out of the stale tills season. Besides the the right to untend their own charters by politicians who are bidding for votes 'A DUTY PERFORMED l’,,une 19 main office in Jacksonville, the company Welborn Block a vote of tlie people, and following tills "face about,“ and swear that they have Advertising patronage is often with­ Sanfurd. Florida theory the governor's message was entire­ been the friends o f the industrial army of drawn from the home newspaper be­ maintains Important branch offices In New ly cleur and concise. ThePensacoln Jour­ consumers all their lives, and will pledge cause-of-its efforts to protect the people Y urk. Washing uni, Cincinnati and StL/ouls. them cla im l fealty.—Ocala Banner. in nil of which places they niulnlain a nal Jsuf the same mindregturdlng muni­ J O H N C. S N E A D We do not exactly follow our "steem- from various kinds of evil which threaten. corps o i keen and experienced men to look cipal afTuirs, nnd in last week's issue has ed” co-laborer in his “ aew thought.” Such injuries may be to tiie person as after the interests of their customers. the following: A R C H IT E C T well as to the property of tiie general The Ocala Banner standing for the little Their packing houses In this state ure all "Few better recommendations were fellows Is Just too much, and thls\ too public. It is one o f the chief functions Il J W f‘lr»l Su«1 'Phune 103 made by Governor Gilchrist in his message o f a newspaper to do its duty in this re­ equipped witii modern, high-class appli­ to the legislature than that advising the after writing a six column article aUWut . S A N F O R D , P L O R I BA ances and cacli is manned with careful gard—to warn the people ef danger, to passage of a law to permit cities to adopt the goodness and generosity of the slai andefficient workers who ure paid tliahas« their own charters. The governor would dard oil bunch.. JJear.Frank, we fear far expose graft and jgjm a and w caution wages for Iheir work. The results of the osl^fakc financial schemes o f all p lg i» ihefram iu gafatiharterinthehandi you. Ocala is such a horrible place for A . C. HART wise and prudent management which, o f the city council, but would require its kindm^Fbts-policy means a gain to the S ÏT r V E Y O R A N D D R A U G H T S M A N bhurucrerizes this concern has beenan un­ submission to the people, and a ratifica­ printers to came to a teniblc end. public always, but very often a loss of Leve lini and Cruat-Sectloning fur Utai»«* tion'by a majority vote before It could be­ usually profitable season and most satis­ patrpnnge in one- way or . ubother, nnd come effective. • a Specially factory service of « } ! their, customers— W. M. Holloway, state auperintendent hence u loss of revenue tu tins newspaper ‘ It 1» singular that no biU covering this S A N F O H b . F h O R l BA wise purpose has been introduced, so far of public instruction, has made the regu- which champions tiie cause of the people FiAridu Produce News. as The Journal has been informed, either lajspinl-annuul apportionment of the une- and tries to protect them from threatened Henry H. Rogers, vice president of the In the house or in the senate. On the F. 0. E. CELERY CITY AERIE 1853 mUr school Tax, the amount for the ap­ dangers. The reward o f a newspaper far Standard Oil Co„ died in New York, May contrary, the wheels o f the stale's legisla­ portionment being $08,236.47; rate per this policy is often not visible to the 19. He was one of tbe wealthiest men in -M w ts -T u e a d a y n lgliU . « I « tive body are already clogged by numerous local measures adding to or qualifying ex­ pupil, 71 cents. Of this amount Orange naked eye, but there is some satisfaction tiie hall In tho Stone-Gov e budding the United States, and was credited wjth isting municipal charters—measures about county receives $1,969.00. in performing n very plain duty. F irsts treet. being the brains of tbe oil monopoly. E T T I N G E R ’S Phone 144 L A S T C A L L FOR I L L I N E R Y ------- M E N ’S PANAMA H A TS Ww ! �, .‘ \ ts May 21. 190» THE SANTORD HERALD IN AND ABOUT THE CITY Twenty-one meals nt Stumon's for $4. Fresh Georgln butter, 35 cents a pound for sale by Gamer & Roberta. America alarm clocks for 85c at Fer4 t** t in ii — i nald's. Garner & Roberts are now agents for Little MappenlnlS— Mention of - Sec G. A. Reed for faffiUufe^and piano the famous Royal Scarlet can goods. moving. if Matters In Brief. The commencement exercises of the Read the Sunday dinner menu of Bye- Sanford High School will take place at the Lo Hotel. 3G-tf House tonight. The Tull program PERSONAL ITEMS OF INTEREST Dr. Jns. N. Robson has removed his o f­ Opera will be published in next week's Herald. fice from the Pico Block to the HinesbuildNow is the time to buy your sub-ini the Floating Small Talk Summary ing, over Evans' grocery. gated land. See M. M. Smith. _____ Succine! rle d ‘Arranged for llurIera Id Reader*. — Wpde. the tuner, Orlando. J . II. FergutKinhasreliumwi fromn trip to Tampa. Fancy work supplies, at 303 Magnolia avenue. 40-tf Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H.Fernnld spent Mon­ day in Orlando. Chas. McClure spsnt several days tills week in Jacksonville. Buy Henry Clay Flour o f W. W. Long. The best on earth. Fresh fish on Fridays and Saturdays at The Bye-Lo Hotel will rent you a room S. C. Richardson's, Lefllcr block. 30 for S3 n week_(pne„person) with hote — W, J. Hill attended the meeting of t!iF conveniences. tf horticultural society at Daytona this week, L. P. Worl, of the Florida Tobacco Co. and of course boosted Sanford, going and Quincy, Florida,'wns in Sanford this week. coming. It is a number of years since iuj^wqs last White-your wife Is nWay.Tlinke yourself here, and Im was very outspoken in his at home at Stumon's. 21 meals for $4. remarks about the improved conditions of The stores should close next Thursday, the city and Its bright business outlook and everyone lake in the picnic at DeLeon Mr. Worl’s northern home is In Seattle, Springs. A good chance to tnke a day's Washington, to which place he will return in a few weeks. outing. Everything in fresh western meals at W. P. Illnchey. representing the Orlontlo. Rrrorter-Sr.wv 'O v e r a t G e n o v a t h e y h a v e a b a rb e c u e d H erald office. teed. First-floss work guaran­ If you want n first-class tailor-made suit for $12.08, call nt D. A. Caldwell & Sons. The Royal Tailors brand of clothing means perfection. See samples at D. A. Caldwell & Son's. Will Gore and Uncle Pete Stallings of Gainesville are spending the week in the city, looking over the prospects. Have you seen the latest things In refrigerators— all s te e l—a t Harry ' J. Wilson's. City Hull next Mondny night. tendance is desired. - J- E. F. Leiby has disposed of bis place west of the city lo Mr. Davids. The sale wns made through Murrell, the real estnte man, nnd n choice price wus paid for It. At Sanford avenue, No. 3M, A. F. Foot­ man repairs shoes from forty-live to sixty cents, half soles. Cement patches, ten to twenty. Ruined heels, from fifteen to twenty-five. Call and see Footman, both while and colored. I will plense-yoq, If I can. Satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay. » "i „ , 3 M e n ’s N e w --T ies . See Our‘ New Line Fancy of Ladies* k. Waists and Parasols N. P . Y O W E L L & CO. Right at your Door You con yet Drive your Wagon into Sanford Call ori C. H. Evans He can deliver any brand you wnnt out of Our new Warehouse _ __ . Without Delay— Arm our Blood, Bone & Potash —Arm our Celery Grower "7 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? Ask for it,-W e have it am i two on upper floor for rent. TH E ARM O U R F E R T ILIZ E R W ORKS Jacksonville, Fla. (W rite us) pets by buying. Wizznrvl ¡Carpet Cleaner of W. W. Long.. ~ ----- ;— A $5 prize to the man running highest^ number of balls Ip one run. Joe Saucer's CHAS. H. EVANS, Sales Agent, -------------------- — Stmford,-Florida' potff touitir Do you want five acres of good celery land, all in cultivation, located less than three -mi les fnmrSanfOfd.~uf Uiesta tlon of the Sanford & Everglades railwuy T This choice trad of land will be Bold during the next ten days for S3,800. Call at The Herald office for particulars. Home investers put your celery money in Celery Dcltu Land Co.'s land. See 31-if —J. N. Whitner, i f you want to sell or buy city lots, city property, celery forms, see N. 11. Gumer, Chase L Sanborn seal brand coffee, the best grade on I GARNER & ROBERTS. K. C. Maxwell expects to start the foun­ ,H rt. I, K. Perry, formerly, of Orlando, dation of u new liouse at the corner of fcój.now o f iititliwd. has beetUn the. r i t * — Two hnsTon rernf Marie avenue and FflUusWo avenue and Third *tre«,'SOUlV. for a few days, having attended^ miss- Second street, by Jay H. Beck. »4 0 ° « r Own coffee, the best 23 cent coffee louary meeting at Fort Myers and stopt----------- :— :----------- _ \ on the market, for sale at Garner & Roberta' ped over enrout. She is flitting up her MAIL BO)(t$ Mores tennant bouse on East Curch street very The best Box made—The Riley. Used Lostw^)p^n.fttCe watch, gold-filled case, nicely for the comfort of Caption Srupp exclusively on Route No. I. ____________ Horry J. Wilson. loitials D. L. N. on back. Has black fub and family!— Reporter-Satr. My Place for S a le .with crop, two SA N F0R D l o d g e . No. 27, L 0 .0 . F. acres o f corn, 7,000 eggplants and now. and many o f our cuoumbers In first class condition. Meets every Monday night at 7:30 in Masonic Ha|l. Visiting bretlireu are corwhitens -and-visitors a re ta k in g a d v e n t a go 20 minutes from postoffloe, Fourth dlally invited. W. S. Baluww , the fact and b rin gin g in good strin gs street, West side. W. R. Robbins. San •very day.. , h ats Delta Land CiVs property—b<rfore buying truck farms. —J. N. WuiTNr.K. CLOSING OUT My slock of Guns and Rifles, th » m»Bi« »r * the meals served at The City Res- and second hand. Bargain* I want them. L Harry J. WII taufrnt. Reward. If returned to this *;• straw Now Is the time to build votir fence nm i H ie Geo. H. Fernnld Hardware Co., is the place to buy. See the Ellwood and Amer­ ican Fence. Phil Elder broke into tin- market tills week with some fine cn melon i>es. They were of,fine flavor and brought a good The Atlantic Hotel at Coronado Bench price here In San fort!. will open about June 1st, remodeled and The best dinner In the city at The refurnished. Water and gas. Terms very City Restaurant fo r 35 cents. reasonable. T. B. Deinnree. owner and proprietor, 40-4 The Sanford Mnchineand Foundry Works Plauting time is here. M. M. Smith will huve finished theirnewtwo-storybuilding on Oak uvenue. and will be ready for the sell you land on easy terms. automobile trade in this section. Prof. C. C. Simmons ut theTuskegee In­ Florida'people better see Sanford Celery stitute will make an address at the A. M, M' E. church tonight, his subject being “ What The famous Elgin Creamery Butter for Tuskegec is doing for the South and the sale at W. W. Long's Grocery. Negro." Admission will be free. ' — Complete Line o f Cigars anil Tobuc- Dr. R. L. Taylor o f Pittsburg nnd John F. J. Powers bos severed his connection Duster of Tatfintum, Pa.,-are in the city Ith the Marks Real Estate Agency. this week buying celery land. Cnpt. Marks will continue to serve the You need a good typewriter and do not public at the same old stand to the best want to pny nn exhitrliilnnt. nrhe fur.lL abiluy and bus soma choice bargains—to-» we the Blickenderfer, at The Herald office day In city property and farm lands. Send him a list of what you want sold. A little money now and a little now and At a bargain— 50 acre« of best celery then is the way to buy celery laud. See laud in celery delta. UnSL Gertrude a ve­ M. Smith for particulars. ---nue. See Murrell, the real estate man. Mr. and Mrx-U. A. Speer and family left Welborn block. 39-tf , yesterday for Hendersonville, N. C.; where D. G. Wagner, train inaster o f the A. C. they will spend the summer. U at Sanford, wife nnd two daughters lor Rent,—One furnished bedroom up were the guests of Mr and Mrs. Muiiikln stairs. W. F, Leavitt, corner of Third last week for a day. or two. Tltey were street and Elm avenue. 38-if delighted with our little city on tills their Mr. Fletdlng-tias made the swimming first visit— Eustis Lake Region. I*wl at the Byc-Lo hotel a most delightful The Herald has just received n new line place for a 'cool plunge. Open to all. if of fine cloth-finish ruled letter heads. It The hall pork is rupidly assuming the ia juat the n il lic it iitlie hit o f stationery Mpea o f a real efty diamond, and will that lias ever been shown in Sanford. #0un be ready for the first game. Prices very low. Only J4.30 Tor a 21-meal IlckcL al Not the cheapeat, hut the I '»‘ th.locket. new A full at­ Four nicely located rooms on first floor, cb at McCnllec's -New Store. Both The Engles held an interesting meeting J. N. Whitner is expected home tomor­ rain and mineral water on the place. In­ Inst Tuesday night, nnd added several row from New York1, where he has been quire at The Herald office. members to the lodge. The reading room thé past ten days. The American and Ellwood fence are has been fitted up with furniture, aud pre­ For Sale, or will trade for vegetable land, the best on the market. See them nt the sents n good place for the boys to spend good pool room and established business. Grit. 11. Fernald Hurdeware Co., before a few hours. Joe Saucer, next to Pustltne. 40-tf purchasing. Do away with dust while sweeping car­ the City Restaurant, *orth more. :e n ’s GARNER & ROBERTS sell Our Own jjpjiuiut brnnirTsi Snhfohl. The City Restaurant gives 21. meals fo r $4.50, and they' are w orth It. a For Rent—Four upsthfrs rooms. Apply pig when n family decides to move, and Get your fencing now, nnd get the needless to say they always have plenty HO French avenue. , 40-2p American or the Ellwood kind. Geo. H of willing nasistantb. Mrs. Harris is spending the week in Ge Fernald Co. 40 Fine cigars, the C. H. S., the O. U. NO, nevn with her sister. Mrs. Prevail. N. H. Fogg, the Head Booster o f A lta­ nnd the Henry George. GARNER & ROB­ ir you ore not Hying at the City Res ERTS sell them all. monte, was in the city yesterday. Mr. taiirant you a re n ot living righ t. 'ogg is an enthusiastic boomer for his For rent, five unfurnished roomssouthhome town" • Remember to have Tho Herald follow wcsl corner Laurel uvemie nnd Second During one of the heavy showers this you when you take your summer trip. street. Soft water nnd flowing well. See week large hailstones fell upon the streets. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Baripw o f Orlando Mr. Darling at The Herald office. IN This wns probably enused by John Beard's Get ready fo r the flies and Mos spent Wednesday in the city. qultocs. Largest stock and lowest speech at Tnllahassee. McKinley edition of ten cent sheet mu prices on screen d oors and window s - W«-F. Goachman,-promlnmtin Jackson­ -skvall tlie popularalre.etCUyCignrSton:, at llo rry J. Wilson's. ville business circles and well-known over Mrs. J. 1!. Overman spent last Sunday the state, spent several days in the city House for Rent— Furnished or unfur nislied. Apply to R. H. Marks. 40-tf with her husband in Mulberry. Mr. Over­ this week. He was accompanied by his John Cook, of the Cook Auto Co. o f Or man is onductlng a large laundry at Mul­ daughter, Miss Moy Coachman. berry, and Is doing a good buplticss. lumlo, was In the pity this week. . -Remem bar- itte-eltizeps mm lng~nr~ttie Have you seen the cloth-finish ruled Fresh every week, Plow's famous can­ letter heads at The Herald’ office T The dies. at GARNER & ROBERTS. _ neatest rind very latest thing In fine staM. M. Smith 1ms 1,000 ncres of celery tioiiery^_I.tioK_ll.-Up._Mt~Uu*iii*Ks Matt hind. Sold OILCUSV terms----- I---Prices very low. „ 4 Attorney Joseph II. Jones’ ’of Orlnndo xxx Elgin Creamey Butter In tubs spent Wednesday in tills city.. and prints ut McCuller's New_Store.__ Seventy-five bushel* of cow pens for Just received a fresh line o f Low sale chenil, at E. A. Heffleld Co.'s. ney’s Cunlrs at McCuller's Cash S tore Buy a meal ticket, nnd eni'yourSunday Emory Close left ibis week for Pierson dinner at Stumon's. where he lias n large contract for survey­ Mrs. Fultz has returned to iter home In ing. Getievn, after spending several day# with For an up-to-date' tailor-mnde suit, see Mrs. Stevens. D. A. Caldwell & Solid. • Clean, w holesom e, w ell cook ed —ore 1). C. Warner, representing the Interna­ the meals served at The City Kcstau tional Harvester Co., was In the city sev rant. * , ernl days this Week. W. II. Underwood is George Davies of Jacksonville, n former jthe Sanford agent fur the International - fwMdeiH of Sanford,^ spent Tuesday nnd implements. • }> Wednesday in tile city. Wnde makes frequent trips to Sanford . If it's printing .yon want, send it to Tut Write htiii ut Orlnndo. I N. P. Yowell & Co i (Ask Him) T he M a r k s . -A ge Real c y E S T A B L IS H E D 18G9 A re Offering Any and A ll Kinds of Florida Real Estate at as Low Prices and on as Reasonable Terms As Can be Had Anywhere Office on Park Avenue, between First and Commercial Streets, Sanford, Florida Drink a Bottle off G IN G E R A L E O R 8 0 D A W A T E R M anufactured w ith puta dlstlUad w ater th e y w iii prevent IUo o m . aid digestion and give you health Tho Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla �THE SANfORD HERALD COUNTY HAPPENINGS ford. guest of Mrs. Stephens. Mr. Chase was in Geneva on Friday on business, coming out from Sanford In his auto. A Budget of Interesting Items From Correspondents r*' If You W a n t to B uy or S e ll Mrs. Daniel from Georgia is visiting her son. J. W. Daniel. Oscar Nicholson came over from Ddytona to join his wife, who Is visiting rein- TH E EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY Mrs. Harris o f Sanford Is in Geneva, Emelent Staff o f Reportera Weekly helping to nurse her sister, Miss Pravatt, Covers the Tenltory for who is very ill o f fever. The Herald Mrs. Moore and slater. Mrs.Oakley, leave this week for their summer home'TtTNew York. Come and See Us will Insure prompt publication. Artide* y ta .lite view* ol ihe Editor wlU be pubThe Ladies Society was entertained at M t sbusIVs'and ononrmou* rommuntcathe Lewis house by Mrs. Fultz and Mrs. We will not be reiponilble (11 be rejected. u _ ..1" — ; contributor*. All rocnikmt exprreeni by contribuì Robinson. There was very little business . ______ '________ :_____ "jeue mint be In ilion*_____ Intended for current lai bend not leirr then Tueedey p. m l—Eo. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS meeting was held. There will be no meet- A Ing this week on account of the protraeteti a The city o f Sanford, the Celery City so services at the Methodist church. ;x. called, can Justly feel proud o f the repu­ We are sorry to know that A. J. Worthy tation ithas gained throughout the United States os the vegetable garden spot or and w ife will make Orlando their home in W <■**4. the good old banner county o f Orange the futi^E,^ They were ju ratPiw aintvto. -oad wf Florida, nnd shoofd'TtSfTTJuffe a# their-mothemnd sister. Mrs. J. A.Worthy proud of The Sanford Herald's booming and Mrs. Gearwood who will spend n few editor. R. J. Holly, ns It is through his days with them. To tb* Editor of The Herald: -S efforts more thun any other one man that -the advantages o f Sanford as a vegetable growing section Is being mode known to the agricultural world, lint the readers o f The Herald should benr in mind that no one section o f Orange possesses all of the most desirable advantages. While the flat lands along the shores of beau­ tiful Lake Monroe are Ideal for the pur­ pose advertised for, it is not and cannot be as desirable for the family home, but such locations are near at hand nnd of essy and quick access, for instance A lta­ monte Springs on the line of the A, C. L. railway and the smooth, hard surfaced Sanford and Orlando road. This favorite home location can be reached by auto in about thirty minutes and Is one of tKc most popular drives in the county. Here is found high, rolling pine land, ulso pure spring water, and cad be called mm of. the most healthy locations in the suite without fear of contradiction. Here Is *1V V ' located the famous tourist liotfl "The Altamonte -and many beautiful villas uud M 1 ** winter homes, beautiful orange groves under highest state, of cultivation »m l well tilled farms. The Oak Knoll fruit ' ' - l- tf and stock farm was much udmired by B fc rT ; rtourists who speut the-eeason at the hotel; 1 The proprietor Is a breeder of th# famous I hi rue Red Jersey pigs, the most profitable breed to raise and the prize winners of Florida Some of the most desirable building lots partially Improved can be „ had at a very reasonable price, but the Dumber 1» Jiijd ted-first. coma first served. It is not too much to expect that in the ^ very near future Altamonte Springs will L,—w — be the home- OFSaliTord'e’ celeryTKIngs and their families, as the auto rides back and forth over the well kept hard roads in this delightful climate will miikc life worth living and m ake. -men forget that — N. H. Fogg. they are growing old. -A PAOLA POINTS SiMViul Correspondence lo The Herald: A strolling baud o f Gj|ay folk made us a passing visit the other day. About ns many Gipsies ns there were bear nnd mu­ sic I— "four of a kind I"—-If not "to beat (he band." ENTERPRISE ETCHINGS SpccielC mTcipandrnre toTJie Herald: Last Tuesday afternoon Mr. C. F. Stead gave a launch party In honor o f his aunt, Mrs. Harriet Powers of Minneapolis, Minn. The outing was enjoyed very^nuch by the ladies who went. Mrs. rowers left Friday for her home In Minnesota. Mrs. Charlotte Scriven and two daugh­ ters, Misses Eleanor and Adeline of Miami, came last Wednesday to spend the summer with her fathers, Mr. George Sauls. Miss Alice Ryland o f Orange City is upending-a few "dnyi“ 1irio WIT the guest of Miss Ethel Quackcnbos. , Perry Sisler left Saturday for Ids home iu Lakeland to be gone all summer. ------- Our Sylvun Lake neighbors urc now served with R. F. D. No. frdtn Sanford, beginning the flofi of this month, and find It a great convenience.-— ” Wanted—A few inhabitants for the sum GENEVA GLEANINGS. ,$gedsl Correspondence to The Herekl: On last Wednesday, J. N. Worthy en­ tertained a good muny of the Geneva cit­ izens In rather a unique, fashion by hav­ ing a house inoviug. Over a barbecue pit near by wusu fine porker which wus hourly nearing an uppetizing brown. A fter work­ ing faithfully for several hours the men were Invited to Join the ladle» In a sujnnfuou* dinner ôf burbei good to eat, served under the shade of the trees. . Perclval Smith and son, Robert, left on Monday last for Kissimmee, where they will reside In future. Mrs.. Duvis has gone to New York on a visit o f some months to her parents. ~ Mrs. Tu ltz spent the week-end In Suu- lint You Want or Where You Want It It Makes No Difference Mrs. Porter and son, Mr. Porter, of San­ ford were in town last week looking at real estate. They will come back when the M.*E. South Conference-meets here WE HAVE and on Terms that are Right H O W A R D -ÌP A C K A R D LAND COMPANY Miss Mabel Thayer returned home Sun­ day after having spent a week with her ' sister, Mrs. John Thurshy nt Blue Springs. 1 Mr. J. H. Hrlce o f Geneva furnished a room at the orphanage. Mr. ilricc takes 1 a great interest in the children and gives 1 them so many little pleasures, ' •The school picnic wns given yesterday In the park across from the Epwurth Inn. A heavy rain storm which came up right after dinner caused them to hurry to their Misses Annie and Nell Pattillo were in today to uttend the school picnic. Miss Nell Pattillo closed school last Friduy after a most successful term. We hope to have an assistant teacher to as­ sist Miss Pattillo in her duties next year. Mr. Alvin Brooke of Osteen wusintown last week. Mrs. C. R. M. Sheppard and little son Earvin returned to her home in Daytona ufter having speiit the past wee^ with her father. Mr. H. F. Quackcnbos. The Geo. H. Fernald Co. ut work driving wells in Mr. A.DeBnry's grove for tiie purpose of irrigating it. Miss Mubel Sfhmelz Is again at her The tomato growers are mnklng good home at Sylvan Lake, after ajiending the shipments of totnutoes by the Clyde line past two years in New York city. every trip. ' George Hicks, who has been making his Mr. and Mrs. John Sauls spent yester­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hicks, a visit of day in DcLund. some weeks, returned to his present home l)r. S. Puleston of Sanford inude two in Birmingham. Ala., Friday of last week. professional calls in town Inst week. Oscar Pearson returned from the East Mr. J. 11. Brice of Genevu wus a guest Const on Saturday, where he lias been ut at the orphanage yesterday. work the last few months. I f we didn't Mr. Wingfield goes to Jacksonville to­ day to meet his fumily who come from Kentucky. They will make their future Speaking of busebajl. why Is uut the hiiniii in Enterprise-------------- ----- 7-------sugg« nlo»-of-th c-fiaifleaTilfo-£lc(iimz XT There will be a union picnic by the good one T Why wouldn't “ Holly Park” be people o f Orange City at the Green a graceful recognition of Editor Holly's wholehearted work, for Ids town ut the Springs today. present', and keep Ids memory green in the years to come T UOAKDINÜ CELERY. SANFORD, FLA TH E JAC K SO N CARS A . E. H IL L , A g en t Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, C a u liflo w ers, etc., etc., in S an ford , pays I Sell the Ijind—Your Brains, Money, nnd Muscles Makes the Crop nnd the Profit . Suicide In Orlando Philip Moore, a well-to-do fanner, re­ siding about two miles northeast o f OrlandaT committed suicide Sunday,. No motive can be assigned to Justify the rash act, for Mr. Moore wa ik n n w n tn h a i»<to«.t circumstances and health, and had the reputation of being an exceptionally suc­ cessful fruit grower. Shortly after entering Ids room, his wife heard the report o f a shotgun, and rushing to the room, found her husband lylngluu pool of blood with practically hisentire head bloWn from his body. His death was In­ stantaneous. Mr. Moore was 40 yean old, amlleuves a w ife and one child. He wus a member o f the local lodge of Knights of Pythias, and was buried by that organization. 5 W ^ '1 To Subscribers An order of th# Postoflk* Department, Washington, D. C„ effective Jan. 1, 1008, provides that no delinquent subscriber shall be carried longer than'three months, giving as ft reason that die department Is on newsfurnishing a low rate o f postage postage_______ papers, and does so fpr the benefit of a bonaflde subscriber who pays for Ids puper. No Sand too Dccp^ N o .H ill too Steep [¿(/ / ¡T u * j u \A * / T? ,/ a \H' t • / A IM P R O V E D ? * iT.'l11, ' IR R IG A T E D F lo w in g F A R M S —U N C L E A R E D L A N D S W e lls on Celery Dèlta and other’ Desirable Tracts In Blocks lo suit Purchaser. J . N . W H IT N E R A ll Prices and descriptions upon request. First Notional Bunk Building • �m VLV3SÌ iî'J- ■■■ IN SANFORD CHURCHES Devout of the Celery City Worship Sunday. W here RESUME Of ALL CHURCH EVENTS Of Interest to Those Religiously In W4_S u b Jo«t»^f Dlsconrses T -fa r the Sabbath. TI m of Ifio Ctimrctw» la tiw Ctljr ora EotnOaly RMuntesi to bring or Mod ibeif Anno une*menit and ,<h«r Chofch News to (lira office not Utor than Wtdnes u , ifttfo o «. r | n t M # th # d |i t j ■rv A E.ttnuielioMrr.pnitor; church, corner Pork ,„nue (nil fifth »tfret; parootinie, conw*-Mn•dla avenue amt Seventh atreet: phone 2.1 Sunday mornlnS ¿enrloe.al Hi evening aervfce. 700; Sunday acltool. 11:49 a. in.: Jno. K. Metlln<cf. Supt. Epworth League. 3:00 Sunday even­ ing. The People’s Cemregatlonal • Rev. R. L. Kirkland, liaator; Sunday morning r. Satlerlntendenl. J. c. Entmlnger. THE SANFORD HERALD Hick»' Story. I t was In 1847 that nicka first made • county name as a w itty raconteur. In that year Sir Samuel Bprjr, who had bqen member for- Bodmin since tin? treat reform bill, lost hla seat and In a petulant mood took legal proceedings against Hicka on_tha ground-that-be had abused hla official poaltlou to In­ fluence rotera at the poll. Iu tho course o f the trial Hicka was called upon to state what he had to say In hla defense. In the course o t hla stats* iiif’ Ut lit! nuked IrnTe Of the court to ilhjstrate his posltloh by a story, Hla request being assented to, he related how a fe w days previously ho had beeu to Bee a lad whom he knew well who was laid up from a fall from n vicious doukey, which had kicked out «W -h ls frofrt*Heeth. The lad, '»aid Hicks, had taken the matter lu the most kindly way and had Bald to him, " 'Tlan’t the faU, Mr. Hicka, nnd ;tlsn't the vally o f the teeth what annoys mo, but ’tla the mutiny, ghastly, w IhIious disposition o f the Jacknss." Autumel' Bp*y_*prxtigr up th the *vreir^#P*fli’es'eourt lu a fury nnd « ■ claimed. "ITe tins ended mo n Jackasa!” The court was convulsed with laughter, nnd Illck s was promptly nnd fuliy iicqultted o f the trumpery charge brought against J ilm .—Cornhill Maga- rirst Baptist Rev’ 1. W. Boyd paitor: Sunday morning aerv•" Ice ll;evrnln* »ervlw. 7:b0; Sahhath school. 0:43 1 *T. .Denttm ” ----- . Sup«.; B. vY. ** P. "U. Sunday a in ;u I>T. Jr. Preit. ; prayrr meeting ilne. ■I 0:^0 n tn . H . E. Tolar, every Wedneiday, 7 :3 0 P. m. ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + *+ + + 4 + *+ + -f *W » W W W » W W AAW W W A W W W M W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W | I rtlOM MACARONI DELIA ? . . . . t Trem The tlrtald's Special Correspondent By Wireless Telephone - Demetrius AttWHttr hit »J o in e d the Knights and Ladies of the Jumping'Jee* okus Society. t • Ebenezer Skinner walked home with Serepta Sidcbottom from church last-SunHay. Keep It up' Eh.1 we're ail looking ttysr You want the Best Ma^ terial for you House ’ Uncle Bill Hollister plowed widow Slo­ cum's garden Inst week and never asked her for any pay. Ask Uncle Bill when It’s going to take place and nee him grin. „Mis... . » - * ■ ■ -* "*■ Pinkcy Slimmer's new Easter suit wns much admired last Sunday. Sash, Doors and Blinds The pure food law is being much vio­ lated of inte nnd several dogs linve hud their healths undermined by eating ment adulterated with strychnine. Miss Trycliina Slimmer, an accomplish­ ed young society Indy of Bungalow Corner Vns in Macaroni Delta yesterday visiting her cousin Pinky, the popular newspuTier correspondent. » W e carry the Largest line be­ tween Jacksonville and Tampa Bijnh Hostetler has fell out with his wife nnd has gone home to his father. Much sympathy is felt for him and he may sue for dlvorce*ond alimony. •' Services uext Suudny morning and Qroat W ars From Trifles. evening conducted by Rev. D. J. Mueller. Great wars, pregnant with bloodshed All are cordially invited to be present. and nil the horrora accruing thereto, Sile Cheezum Is going to run for con­ have Very often been tho outcome of stable on the Prohibition ticket. Site is Iloly Cross Episcopal trifling Incidents which might, had they Rev. B. F. Brown, rector; A. D. Key,.senior w»rproperly, have been one of our well-to-do citizens nnd holds drn; Sunday morning service, 11; evening service. beeu treated 7:30; Sabbath schuoT U:43n. m.; fl. F.WMlner, smoothed over nnd the slaughter avert­ considerable property in lain wife's panic. Supt.; prsyer meeting. 7:30 Wednesday evening, ed. Mure ofteu was this the carte In Sarah Jane Buster recited forty-six ---■ * r~ - l -~ ” ^ earlier times than It Is now. Every Verses of the New Testnnicnt nt the so­ Presbyterian one knows that William the Conqueror Rev.J. F. McKinnon, pastor: Inornlng service, cial last night and the audience got up' lost hla llfo In France through hla _ 7:3(1: J _Snbhath _ _ _ sellout, 0:30 II: evening srrvke. m.; Hennr Mcluiuliii, Supt.; prayer meeting Wed- horse trendjng on a redhot cinder and clapped their hnnds.. Preacher Mcnrsdsy. 7; 30 p. in. while he was superintending the burn­ Swntt says Surah Jane has a bright future. ing o f Mantes, but few people know Catholic . / Ezra Filkins' vinegar-fuced old ninld Rev. M. Fun, rectur: services evrry second/and the fact which gave rise to the earn- ulster orOrluiido TV here visiting Ezra's luuttbSunday, eajly mass. 7 a. m : mats and ser­ patgn that cost WlTIiutn bis life. mon. ID a. nt.: Sunday sdiool, 0 n. in.; vespers. 3 Curing the latter part o f his reign family. Ezra liain't been introducing her p. m. he beentpe abnorinnllv stout and con around much. Sixth Sunday nftcr Easter. ’ ________ Beipieiniy" the laughingstock o f not There is much fen f Hint llje San Jose Sunday School, 9 a. m, only Ids subjects, but his neighbors Scale, after knocking out the rhubarb Mass and Sermon, 10 a. m. across the water. One duy his con­ crop will tackle the macaroni nnd with Rosary, Instruction and Benediction, temporary, Philip o f France, compared the June bugB destroylhat crop. What's him tu ■ flilfit i f i t i t l on casters nnd 7:30 u. m . ------ ------- --------the matter with this country, nnyltowf suggested that he should Ite extilbKed Monday— Mass, 7 a. m. nt a prize monarch show. This so enGil Spooner says our late ryld apell.lt Instructions to children, 9 n. in. xuged—W illiam —Dial—lie~stnHghtwnyr Caused Tty sudden climatic changes which made war upon his rldlculer, ami the most always ufTccts the weather and pro­ DOINGS Of THE THIRD HOUSE loss o f thousands o f lives was the re­ duces unfavorable atmospheric sondltlbns. s u lt—London Tlt-Blts. Gil graduated last spring from Charlie Mold A Very in terestin g Session At Hand's veterinary college at Snnford. Gestures Part of Talk. * Tallahassee Since Rev. Deuteronomy Jones preach­ There la a man who from a very Current Resolution No. I; early age hna lived In countries where ed with such force last Sunday on the He it Resolved, by the Third House, the HpaulHh Is the almost universal tongue. sinfulness of certain members of his con­ President of the Senate concurring, that From force o f this training he speak* gregation, Sam Petiicord and Muses Per­ before the session is over, that this body Spanish perfectly. H o has uot the kin* have quit carrying razors and , — do donate Senator Humphrey! a now cap. slightest trace o f an English accent, shooting craps and have made him a nnd persons who-do.not know that he House Resolution No. 49: Is o f American pnrentngo nru willing present of a dozen Plymouth Rock chick­ Whereas, The ordinary variety orrnzorto believe he Is a Spaniard, merely ens. ‘ , bark flea la thoroughly Americanized, nm from hearing him talk. He la so per­ Two roller towels nnd three cakes of Whereas, He Is a cosinopolitun being, fectly bilingual that It shows even In toilet soap were stolen from Mart Buster's equally at homo in the bristles of a yaller Ids gestures. When tnlklhg with Eng­ boarding house last Saturday. Some «.ut or die silken hosiery of an aristocrat, lish speaking persons he sits quietly think a Tampa cigar drummer took 'em and und does bts bonveralng with his mouth and some think it was a lightning rod • Whereas, It is selduni, indeed, that he alone. Only In case o f making n polut most emphatically does he use u ges­ agent from Jacksonville. There scents has ever been caught in any mischief, ture. But the moment he drops Into to be a wave of crime stalking through Therefore, bo it Resolved, That the Third Spanish his every word ts accompa­ the land. Mouse of the Florida Legislature pastrsult nied by a movement o f the hands or Col. Hill Horkenspitz has, at the earnest able laws to fully protect theflen in any arms. It Is Interesting to watch th solicitation of his friends, given up drink­ territory on which he hug rights by emi­ change from tho English to the Span­ ing nnd beer and will hereafter drink nent domain or squatter sovereignty. ish side o f him, because It comes so nothing stronger titan gin. Col. Bill has suddenly. H e really can't Bpeak Span­ House Resolution No. 13: ish without gesturing.—New York Suu. been a pillar in the Hardshell church for Be it Resolved by the Third House; The a long time und his course is highly com­ 1.1. Fund be known In future ns the My mended by the congregation. Som a S lan g W ord s. My Fund for the benefit of the trustees * A remarkable fact Is that many slang ■nd general counsel agent, etc., of same, words -have a classical origin. For Sanford Man Is Honored HuuseResolutionNu.il: example, tho word “ mill," a vulgarism At the thirteenth annual convention of Whereas, Manv members o f the House for n tight, Is traceable to the Qreok the Florida Funeral Directors nnd Emof Representatives spend much o f their word “ hamllla," which means n com­ balmerq held at Jacksonville last week. in time the committee rooms when they bat. Frank L Miller o f . this city was unani­ ‘'Uncle," the affectionate term fo r a ore not doing committee work, and thercmously elected as secretary and treasurer pawnbroker. Is derived from the Latlu fore annoy the young lady clerks of the of the organization. "uncus," u hook on which the article House to a great extent, • pledged wait hung. Therefore, be it Resolved, by the Third T o go before "the beak" la a distinct Bouse of the Legislature o f the State of reference to the old ltoinan custom Of The Best o f a ll the T ru ck firm s Florida, (hat the Speaker dT the Third adorning the platform from which jus tl jtuusf is licrfhy finpnwrrwl to appoint-» t t co dispensed With the beaks o f alilps,' ~ - i n F lo r id a committee to investigate said members which platform came to bo called the 19 acres. It's Cypress Island 1H and report their findings of oil such mar­ rostrum, that being the Latin for a miles by water from Kissimmee. ried members to their wives, nnd of nil benk or prow.*“_______ First Celery in Florida grown here. Grows anyllilng. Surrounding lake — - *uch unmarried men, yw w it: Bachelors gives protection from frost. Crop Cruel. und widowers, to Miss Clem Hampton. 3 weeks earlier than unprotected The rich bachelor sighed and looked Third House Resolution No. 0 6 0 ; farm » here. 4 fine artesian well». at the beautiful girl fixedly.- “ Things 300 four year budded beurlng Or­ ---- - Whereas, Dame Fortune “never knocks are at alxea and sevens with me. I ange trees. Fine House and Burn. the second time on any one man's door, feel the great need o f a womau In.my Heavy bearing Peaches. Guavas B,u* opportupiliea for notoriety salitum borne, one who could straighten out and Bananas. Owner lias other “ Unseat themselves; «n d • . business ami wants u» sell. Come my taugled affairs aud make life worth and see. The Island stands the Whereas, The Hon. William Shennan living again." H er glance spoke an closest investigation. Perfect title. Jetmings has been force«] to accept suclt Interest which approximately expecta­ tion.' "Ye# 7 ” a he queried softly. He insignificant fees für his services while representing both claimant nnd defendant blurted out, "D o you know o f any R H. Hansen. Owner, Kissimmee, FI«. good, ablebodled woman whom I could ■1 the same time, and gut to clean house?'’—Argonaut. Whereas such actions have not been giv­ e o YEARS* EXPER IEN C E en the proper notoriety. Stung. Therefore, be it Resolved by the Third "T h a t man has no conscience." House, That “Sherman's March Through “ W hy do you think-aot" "H e cheated me fearfully In a hone the Treasury of Florida" be set to music, end that Rlchbourg o f Walton be request* trade In which I supposed I was eailly *d to play said inarch on.his violin when getting the better end o f tbs bargain." T n s o t msnRB -O btcagp R ecord rB m M . - - - - - ,___ !9.*nllccthe.flilkl-ayail and gentle* O c sio n s COBVNIOHTB Ac. mannered gopher from his hole. A u r o n » » e n illn , ■ >k*uh u id datcrltlllna M »7 Hs Was Perfectly Frank W ith Her. ta ie k lr M oertam o a r opinion fraa w b « b « r an " I w ill never marry a man," said a (•TMUoa inwtwUrHUMi MS.flmsMi»»** Monday morning police court ia still Ilona ititeli/ eunSdotUUi. HÂNÙB0DS on l'nt»u l» haughty young woman, "whose for­ Sent t > w O ld*»! W M « r lo r w c w t u n l M i t , Upulnr among the unbleached citizens of ré u n is U t n t in n it i H u m fTVa. focal? tune has not at least five ciphers In I t " m S 2 WÄU4, wllboal oUns. lu U s Sanford arid they ore up before Hia "T a k e me," replied her admirer, a Honor, Mayor Lake, with unfailing reguoung lawyer. "M in s la all ciphers."— Sr «rity. Georgetown fumishesits quota of k baud»otn»l, Itti Dwwsm Ur.adies' Homs Journal. Tarmi. 13• anUiton of s u m ^ • c e disturbers every Saturday night suers, although few crimes other tlign mledeGlory should follow, not be pursued. Weauora are upon the court blotter. ' —Pliny. L P atents Scientific A m e ric a n . The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co SANFO RD , F L O R ID A NO W O PEN ON SANFORD AVENUE A .Nice New W ell Selected Stock of Dry Goods,' Notions! Ladies’ and Men Supply and Furnishings Goods, Shoes ahd Hats. Suit Cases, . G ran itew are, House Furnishings etc. Tiiis business of Staple nnd Fancy Goods is beiiij« conducted on the racket plan of very sinall profits for Cash before delivery of [»oods. I am conducting nil z Up - to - Date Tailoring Business With Samples exquisitely fine and styles of the latest patterns and prices that are bound to win. : : : THEY FIT ’ W EAR Come in, get acquainted, see the Goods and the prices, and if they do not suit, you won’t have to buy. S TO R E K N IG H T ’S C A S H Sanford, Avenue JU ST R E C E IV E D A New Lot of Goods W ill Be Sold C heap-----M e n ’s E v e ry d a y Shoes $1 to $ 1 .7 5 a p air L a d ie s ’ K lm onas fro m - _> 2 0 c . up « D ressing S a c q u e s fro m - 4 0 c 41 M S h irt W a is ts from.. 50o H U 45c u U n d e rs k irts fro m <4 50c n G o w n s fro m n 10 c 44 C o rse t Q o vers fro m 1 .3 5 44 H a m m o c k s fro m - 9 c yd. Good B leaching - 7 c yd. S e a Islan d S h e etin g - 5c yd. S h ir t P rin ts 5 c yd. G itn g h am s •» 13o each P illo w C ases . 5 5 c each S h e e ts 10 c each A p ro n s 2 5 to 5 0 c T a b le D am ask Shoe P o llstr of alt kinds COME AND Ä. GET A B A R G A IN FORTS ON F irs t S tre e t No. 3 0 4 . S to n e G ove B ld ’g \ �trie sANroRo IO Way 21,^909 herald ending at S tation 69 on back w a te r lino Section 69.— la 3600 feet ~ o f l^iko M onroe a t crossin g o f C elery S tation 76 to 60. consisting o f u A fr?m 0. A ven u e to be tile d w ith 300 f f p l o f 21yards o r excavation . a S u in g t « / V t S tir * Jospeh Cam eron Ditch, Mo. 10, lie g Inning at the 8. W . corner,. 8. B.- Inch sow er pipe, m aking tho tw o an gle lO. C lea rin g estim ated nt tèa no * 1 ?L* n g « points- w ith tlUng.* con sistin g o f three brid ges 13 ft. span each; #?t oo ,-T r ? U. Hecllun '4, T ow n sh ip 20 South R aing given that tealed bid» will be 46. 47 and 48. h Notlicei* hereby estim ated cost o f this si-MInni‘ t iJ .01" 1 31 East. 16 fe e t north on the east side suctions, I. the county commlitloueta of Orante Section 48.— Is 2100 fe e t lon g fro m rrcH HIOP». 1 to P t o U o m ' V S 1 ' 1381* rn — o f Hoards 11 Avenue, thence north 87 until (a o'clock m. on the aeventh , degrees 6.0 m inutes east w ith section Station 81 to "O .” and con sists u f 1081 - SecttOH 0Ù — )■ tto o rc,.. dTy'iilunÌTaÒSh whiS'thSTWiii U opened by eft M e -yards o f r-Xi'aVfiUon. estlniuted at Station 60- to 36. and c o lis i.!« *r*.ru,n line to 8 U tlo n »6-23., theuce a n g le 1*™ the board of county cDmnd*5k>nel,» of iald county. < r - m in u t e r (o B latloii 9 » - 9 t ; thence 9136.12, E stim ated cost o f c le a rin g (30.: WTlimped^/ •aid bid* relating to the Drainage of the Sanford no. Slope; 1 to l L > 0lto in ^ w ld tlw -l-f«o t. a n gle rig h t 6 degrees 0 m inutes to B u ­ Drainage DDtrict *o named (Including all of the T o ta l Patlfhaleil cost o f this section. tton 10X96.3 minutes, thence a n g le rig h t •.drain*, creek* and water creek* m proAvana. D itch Bonth Bidè Ho. 6. 30 degrees 16 m inutes to station 10 on 9165.12. ys» Tided for) aocordlng to plan* and .peclflc«t|opi Q * M H A • Section 47.— Is -1300 fe e t lo n g from --* »■ -*■ ** B egin n in g iat a stake on the South sldo the m eadows o f L a k e Jessup, con sistin g H latlon 38 to Station 26 and con sists or T o ta l estim ated cost o f till* un' and On the East aldo o f fo u r sectloiis, I. e., 32, 33, 31 and 35. 1286 cubic yards o f excavation , estim a ­ »«>»•"<>• Slope, 1 , 0 l ; bot o ' Æ ' The auantltVe* quantllie* given herein are cafcylawdbom o f d on a va _A .venue Section 01,— Is 2&U0 f w l .n» Bectlou 33/— Is 600 feet lon g front S ta ­ o f B eardall Avenue, thence north 88 average end area* made at each one ted nt 9161.87. E stim ateti cost o f c le a r­ degrees, 30 m in u ti* east w ith said south tion Ml to 76, and c o n sist* o f lO r e u b lo ing. 93U.U0. 300 fe e t o f 21-Inch sew er B iatlon »6 to ••O,“ and c m iil. u " * , Ç “ !“ nation and are approximate only. lin e 16 fe e t south o f the line betw een yards o i excavutlon estim ated at #21.1.». pine at 80 cents per lin eal fo o t In place cubic yards o f excavation estltnni. 7 1* } C lea rin g eatlmSúd^ T J S ue‘ Sections 33 and 34 to S tation SO w hich K stlnuitcd cost o f clearin g. »10.0°. Ks- fou r connections, 3210.00. One con crete 381)1.10 SPECIFICATION who u i i'H ■pan so trot. #60.00. I 6 0 OO t .u. . fk n e brid gef span 20 feet, Is 16 fe e t south o f said section lino and 1 limited cost o f this section 931.15. 2 box 8, 1*. In le t« storm w n ter at 920.00 o ltd c cost* Mila section -' . . ,l uijl I ® estlumtitd o s t o f thlH Kant Side D r a in a «« Canal N o rth be- In the saw grass o f l*ake Jessup, con ­ fu el on bottom , 45 degree slope. each, 980.00. T o ta l estim ated coat o f Slope, 1 to J ; bulinili i* l.l 11. ► -fnri A i l '4-- 4 lnnlng 117» foot oaat o f tho Southeast s is tin g o f three sections, L e., 17. 18 and Section OT«— Is 260o foot lon g fr u it (*e. 1 l u i ; bottom widitr. -r'rrrV ----- •“T h *ih *ä ? na T * corn er S ection irty *th re e B u tto n 7 6 - Ip - 60- a iu l-eon olsta o f —H 69 th is sect ton #81 t .* fr Äh n r ,ca cual nr-.>r,-,r Soctlon 48,— I h 2600 fe e t - lo n g fro m ltftc * " Section _Mo. I f . - la 3000 fe e t lon g from cubic yards, estlmnt«>d cost o f ex c a v a ­ B u tto n 70 to S ta tion 60, eo n a U tT n g-o f tion. 9262.96. E stim ated cost 6T c le a r­ Station 25 to 'l l " - and con sists o f 1947 3 1 OiV.*!0.<'Bt * ~ . t o f excavation. cubic yards o f exca va tion estim ated nt ing. Jto.oo. One fnrm crossing. 910.00. ■ B .) i r a a t a M 't n a r w d ~ o r ; thence w ith 1081 cubic vai Ü va i tion ‘ wmÊÊÊSlStm, nrds o f exca est 9143.35. E stim ated cost o f clearin g, auld Uno aouUi o f Section T h lrty*th rou ted a t. 9161.15. E stim ated, cost o f clearing, la - «,,. 61.16. E stim a ted cost o f clenr- 2 fe e t on bottom, 46 degree slope. tSoc. IS) W ent to S ou th w est c o m e r ln «. IfO.OO K stlm nted cost o f this sec­ se c tio n 34.— I h 260o re e l lon g from #20.00. T id a l estim ateli cost o r this sec­ . Ä Ä “r "Ä ™ , . th ereof, a dlataiice o f 166 foot, ihenco tion. 9142.16. Blope 1 to 1; bottom w idth Kin lion 50 to Station 25 and con sist* o f tion, 9263.26. .T ota l estim ated cost o f Dr. A ld rid g e on a lino N o rth 16 feet. e>nat fro m It I h Coat o f E n gineering. 3&0.00. 2297 cublo yards, estim ated ut 9311.65. n gi f , and p a ra lle l th ereto to atatlon 91x60 a ■ Section 18.— Is 3600 fe e t lon g fro m T o ta l .cost o f clea rin g. 930.00. One D iteli, No. 16: T o ta l eatlniated cost o i excavation ,4 J W 1 Ä 0. t'fil" ,mu^ . c; Hl...o f i i i i w u u , distance o f 8.885 fe e t and tornUnatlns S t a t io n i't o to 15 and co n sist* o f 221B c i'R c r t Caniueron A ven u e 16 feet, #15ut tho bade wutera o f I/Uke M onroe on cublo yards. E stim ated at 8332.10. Bs- 00. 2 fe e t op out tom. .16 d eg ree sii>l*< ' T otu l estim ated cost o f clea rin g, »30. a lin e 16 f e e t ^ t o ^ ^ ^ . ^ w g e n . tU M 6 led *-«o«t' o f ’«JtM rlngV|80.ti*. '• One S ic tlo n 38.— Is 2600 fe e t long frqtn T h e M ill lira a ch Ditch No. ao. •— flection s 78 ahB ' T f f , ---- --------c u lv e rt Richm ond A ven u e, 916.00. T w o Station 36 to "O ," und conU tna 3091 cu* 00 . H egtnnD flTat Htatlon «7 m . i , , n w E stim ated cast o f b rid ge* nnd cui- °o rn e r o f E*,t lo . m . m . Biniti"'« .uUn sections, l.e.. one, two, three. «our* m c u lverts Cam eron A ven u o 16 ft. »span I Ic yards, estlniuted a t #161.10. E stim a ­ •a ctio n Mo. 1»— 3300 fe e t Io n « fro m each,- 910.00. 1* U«* N o.»3, on Ilio \vi*h| line o f Si*i ii(,n E stim ated cost o f this ted coat o f clearin g, 910.00. T o U li estl- vert*, aew er pipe, e t c , #320.00. Engineering. 360.00. S U tio n 77 to B u tto n 66 c o ita la lln « or section, 9617.10. Blopu 1 to 1; bottom tmiti-d cost o f this section, 9171.10. 2 8. T o w n sh ip 19. Bonn, R a n ge, j u e s ,," T atu i Estim ated cost o f till* ditch, 1017 cubic yard a In ex ca va tio n eatlniated w idth. 3 feet. fo o t bottom, 16 d e g r e « slop«.. heneo eastw ard w ith lot line to tl,., II r a t 1 1 6 1 .06. Due c u lv e rt eatltnatod at T o ta l estim ated cost o f Joe .Ouueron 9990.31. ■ectlon 16.— Is 2600 fe e t lo n g fro m »16.00. 600 lin eal fe e t 10 Inch «e w e r S tation 26 to “ O,” and con sists o f 852 Ditch, No. 10: Ohappel D itch, Mo. 10. tile 11100.00. C learin g eatlm ntcd a t ru ble y a rd a Katlniatad cost o f excavation, #10?5.i6. E stim ated coat, (127.80. B egin n in g a t the H. E. cqn u ir N. I>. 180.00. T o ta l eatlniated c o «t o f tille «ec* E stim ated cost o f clearing,..9a<UU>. .T o E stim ated coat o f clearin g. 9130.00. »*• Miivii •«Hiiuuii i « i •Mil E stim ated c o s t o f b rid g e * and cu l­- 4*Mhw-H/'Wnlt7 N rctldn 32. Tow n sh tp I». -■ Soutti Rang« 31 E ast at Station -“ O,' ilflKlo le f t 86 iivKTfrn lmAffini; under A* verts. 966.00. m 'w idth t TVet. consist" the east linn o f tli fo llo w in g thence nortl E n gin eerin g, 970.00. C. U trooks to Station 16/ - tk ; ,,nr. T o ta l estim ated coat o f O eneva A v e ­ In g o f *690 cublo y a r d « o i excavation , nuo D itch south side. No. 6: T o ta l cost T o ta l estim ated cost o f this ditch No. I.o v o jo y A ven u e to S tation Cl on the unglp rig h t G degrees 59 mlnutes m Pack w a te r* o f Iaike M onroe, and there S tation 156-13; theuce right M .1eatlniated at 9101.60. 600 fe e t o f'J O * o f excavation . 9<>2.36. Estlniuted cost 10, 1360.76. ■1■■ ■■■—V term in ate* nnd con sist* o f tlireo sec­ •trecs 10 m hiutes to Station n , . , ' Inch tile. 91100.00. and clea rin g eatlnia­ o f' clearin * K. »210 g, 924( .00. Estim ated cost o f tions, I. V., 19, 60 nnd 61. ted a t 967.16. T o U l eat I m ated coat of b ild ges, 9126.00. E n gin eerin g, 960.no. T o H ow ard Packard Ditch, Mo. 11. thence a n gle le ft 33 degree* 13 ,„.„„7 .; 8 «c tlo n 49.— Is .1100, fe e t lon g from to S tation 169 - 72; th em v a i.g lf'fflS ? thla ueclion, >1670.76. B ottom Width. tal estim ated cost 91067.35. B egin n in g on the east side u f Hetirdall • 1 fo o t: alope, 1 to 1. . . _ „ . , A ven u e 16 root-south o f -the lot line be­ Station 61 (o Station 60 nnd con sists ol 36 d e g re e * « 2 . m inutes tu Station i : ; . * S ection Mo. 3 v*-It 1« 1500 fe e t long tween 19 and 32 Huwartl Packard luiuA 166 cubic ya rd * u f excavation rntluintep 2 5-10 oil BOrlb stila o f St. H erlrude Av*. —«o r g a n Mood D itch Mo. 6, , E stim ated cost o f cleurlng, line; thence illlg le le ft 5ll degree* fro m B u tto n SO to ft,* con statin g o f 3114 Co. Hub-dlvlalon, Uicitcc N orth 89 d e ­ nt #68.13. D eg liiiiln g nt S tation “ O " h point bn cublo yarda o f exca va tion estim ated ut gree*. 30 m in u tes'K an t on n line 16 feet 920.00. T o ta l estim ated cost o f this sec­ S tation 1/ 8 - 38; thcnCu angle righi 31 tho east side o f lica rd a l! A ven u e und-JB 9114.26. One c u lv o rt estim ated at Blope, IH to 1; bottom degrees 31 m inute* t.i .Station lkJ.92Mouth o f tho cen ter sections 9 und tu. tion. #78.13. #16.00, and c le a rin g estim ated a t 9H2.86. fe e t east o f the n orthw est corner o f the T ow n sh ip 20, South R ange 31 East, elat­ width. 2 feet. tlmnce a n g le righ t 11 degn-c* 3; ,„i„; est qu arter o f tho northeast qu ar­ T o ta l ostlmuU-d cost o f this section.* southw Section 50.— I * 2600 fe e t lo n g from Ute* hearing n orlJ i-6u Ilegrrnr t^ ; 1r in g at S tation 80, looo fe e t out In the ter, Section 1, T ow n sh ip 20, South Ilungc H tallon 60 to 26 nml con sist* n f -2T2I UCes w est to Station 190; thence north 611.10. Slope, 1 to 1; bottom width, 31 m eadows o f Iaike Jessup, con*|«tlDg east, tlicnco w ith the bearin g o f said cubic y a rd * o f cxcavntlon, estim ated nt to Stattun*19/ ut the Water llu.- of l/ t « fo o t section lin e eastw ard fo llo w in g th< cen­ fo u r sections, t. e , 37, À i, 39. und io. flection Ito . 4. - It lu 600 f « e t --loi»; Estllnnted coat or clcnrlng. M onroe njul there terminate, consisting Section 37.— Is 600 feet lop s from #3111.26. ter lin e u f the presunt construction sta ­ -------- fro m B u tto n 6 to "O ." con sistin g o f 70if Station 80 to 76 nnd consists or Cl cu­ -960.00. One cu lvert 15 fe e t lo n g lit #3.II u f e ig h t sections, I. e , o;f. (| s- .?■ tion 71 and there term in ate* at 7100 c u b ic yards, estim ated at 987.62, and |h t foot, 916.UO. One c u lv e rt C elery 67. 68. und 09. • • fe e t fro m tho place o f beginning, con ­ bic y a rd * o f excavation , estim ated nt A clea rin g estim ated at 917.63. T o ta l es ­ sistin venu e. 16-Crot #16.00. T o ta l estlniuted S ection 03.— I h 23110 f,,.| |„n. fr.,m g o f threo sections, I. e., 20, 21 37.62. T o U l estlniuted cost or clearing. cost tim ated cost o f this suction, 9106. I I . o r this section, #180.26. * 1.62. T o ta l estim ated cost #9.14. Slop. S tation 198 to 175 und roumlsiN i/ f'-’ u 33. K ast Bide D r a in a «« Canal South, und Section 51.— Is 2600 fe e t lo n g from £S¡,i S J rar¿2 ° L '‘XcavaUon. .-uom i-tVàt . S ection 80.— Is 2600 feet lon g from I to I : tiottoin 2 feet. D itch No. I. T h is ditch begins at S ta ­ Station Hlatlon 26 to “ O'* n m l.c o n s is t* -o f 3339 Section 38.— Is 2500 fe e t lon g from 6338.49. L leu rln g /-stlinuted ut 11rni.D* 76 to 60, con sistin g o f 2236 cu­ tion "O " a t the samo point us the north bic .yu rils o f ex ca va tin g estim ated nt S U tio n 7 6 -to Station 60. nm l-cnntnln* rubto yard s oT excavation, estllnnted ul B ridge at Station 188, 20 ft. span. $0n mi. _ bound ditch and 1« the sam e system o f 9336.10. 103.63. T o ta l estim ated coat o f clear* 1136 cubic yanln o f excavation, eatlniaB ridge ut Station lih . 2» ft. N|«,n « 1...... i C learin g estim ated at 98O.no. In tercep tin g as the north one, w ith ng. #30.00. T o ta l estim ated cost o f till* T o ta l estim ated cost o f trd a t1 (9179.37. Estim 1 ....... ......ated ( Ü cost o f clearHtuilon r 0 U I estim ated coat o f tills section, Ing. #36.87. T w o tloial gutes estim ated section, 3433.63. greu t ou tlet to I»ake Jessup. Slope 1)4 to 1: sta­ 3693.15. Slope, 1 to I; pottoni. 3 frit ' 3116.10. Slope. IH to 1; bottom width, llegln " o ” Is a t tho sum m it level. S ection 63.— Is 2600 feet long from St 918.00. T o U l estllnnted coat o f this tion 11 chnnge to 2 fo o t bottom , 1 to 1 ot Iilng at a point 378 feu t Eust o f ttie I fo section, 9213.21. Slope 1 to 1; bottdm. slope. S U tio n 1/6 to 150 ami romtl*!.*/ of t'.oit • ■action 81.— Is 2500 'fe e t lon g fro m Bouthweat Corner, Scctlun T h irty -th re e S U tio n 60 to B u tton - (5, con sistin g o f w idth 2 feet. T o ta l .estim ated cost o f (TUipppI D ltc t cubic yards o f excavation, estliuated^t • ( 20) South ■IS T w e n tjr l (3 3 ) .Township o. 16! r_ fMotldh 39.— Is 2600 feet long from No. 1047.60. iMcurllig r.àtlinnted ni timi e» E a st; thence 2861 cubic yards estim ated at -9128.60. Station 60 to S U tio n 26 und consists o f lu ............ n g e T ..............„ h irty -o n e ( » 0 __ T ota l estim ated cost o f eXcavntloi^ .irid g e a t Station 161. 16 fi ,m n . nr. UJ east'.w ith th e south line o f said section T otu l estim ated Cost o f clearing, 9*1100. 8238 cubic yarda o f excavation estim a- #802.01. Jn.tnT ■asllim.le d - cn* ! ur l ili.- m'i'llmt northeast corn er o f thè Onti cu lvo rt Cam eron Avenue, 9H6.00.Two ted nt 9101.. 76 . E stlin ate1 rnnl n f elenr192.60. Slope, I to I; bottom 3 (Vet cu lverts Richm ond Avenue, 980.00. T o iHtliimti*/! cost o f cu lverts, #90.00. I ng . 330.9!r~ .... l i nia a «s i « Oumeron Avenue, 15 Section 64. — Is 2600 f . . i |,.M1* i ft. spun, 916.00. T o ta l estim ated COBI _________ — m io w -U A -to 12.1 nml C/muMs :,f ;;«3 o f th is gççtton. 3530.T70. Slone 1 »■■ ' |----Euginí-eriMg. cubic yards o f cxcuvntlotf. estimai.i | . , , t T o ta l estllnnted cost ó f D itch No. 16. #1165.16. T o ta l entlumt'-'l of clear* 037.01. .• ■edtlon 40.— Is 2600 fo o t lonT; from lug 330.00. T o ta l estlmat'-'l cost nf tlo> Station 26 to "O ." and con sist* o f 3939 section #1186.15.. Hltipe P |,> i, totltmi P ace and D ldsr D itch, Mo. 17. cubic ya rd * o f excavation ; estim ated at “ >/, fe e l. B egin n in g at u point 89 fe e t north nnd #192.37. E stim ated cost o f clearing. Section 65.— *Tn 2too feet h.au-i/m«#98.17. T o ta l estlhintcd cost u f this sec- 100 ' feet West of_lhu_ S. IV raan ey-of thr- -Htnttnn I2a to 100 uml /'"itsisis uf cuuu t huh 1590.81.— S lo p * l — i/i—1 bottom —? N .-W . U i/ r ilie N. K. H S ection 3 U eutdtTl yard*- o f '-xcavatlmi V>tluuil»al-atNo. 6: : T otu l cost o f xçttilittlon. Section Mo. 8.— Is 1900 fe e t lon g from Ditch •liTp 19, 19. South R ange an ge a i East mi 4900.0»b £ fl«| llllg OMInuttêd ^t. 3tu.oit. Town*hf|i 1077.90-— Hsttm nted- T a it »>1 clearin g. feet. > » " » l " " 1* » I ll-MIll! » 96. a nd -con stat » r îfant Srmmrd Ji K ver- B ridge at Htatlon IH . lo ft hiiuii, 3311.11». T o ta l esttm nted cost o f H o ward l*uck- the gnuth—s lA e -o f t h— C ulverts, 1s, 9136.00. E n gineering, Ing o f. 3629 cublo yards o f excavation, gTuaen Hallrou/I, nnd enntwu istw/ird w ith said T o ta l I'stlm ated. cost o f ttiU ».-ction, in tcd •co.1t o f illlo p jm l—D itc h -N « k—H i---- r --------T o ta l eajjn ei estim ated nt 9441.12. cluurlng -estimated Totu l estllnnted cost, o f excavation. railroad righ t o f w a y to the N. E c o r­ »1010,00. Hlope. 1U t,. l. butt out 21,. - t 1515.99. at #38.22. T o ta l ejjUmutiul oosl o f this 91081.11. • , ner o f the S. IV. t4 o f thq N . J i- H Bec■ectlon BO— Is 2500 r.-.-l I"||K fr..m -w rctttm :'|62S .1r^B ITope, 1 to 1; bottom T o t a l rstlntatz'd cost o f " clearing, Ron 3t. T n w n *tilp 19. South R ange 31 Station 100 to 76 nnd consists of (M l D row n Moad D itch Mo. 7, w ld lli 4 feel feet. 92I 6. M / -----------------E t *t. thenon north to the N. E- corn er uf eutilc ynrds o f excavation '\|lm.ib-.| at B egin n in g a t it point on the cast ship Section Mo. 8— Is 2500 fe e t lon g from Estim atisi cost o f brid ge* and cu l­ the N. W . U o f tho N. E. U. Section *31. #726.15. C leu rlng «-sthimt'-'l al 3<UMn*. a itiu r d uiilIÀnvtcciiuu. iiu e , 16-feet south ut o f tho Ulf-tte iir u at* *«.11» nwwtii tuu vert*. 373.00. M u llan 126 lo S tation JOO.-CuusUtlng-of o TV/wnsblp I »,. South ........... lU n g o * 31 East, B rlilge ut Htallon too, I " U s|mn. »3«.«». . ----7st>8 cu 'ld' c-yn T tll ........... TJf'excavation, ...... estim tfir a ­ north w est cornnr o f the southw est qu ar­ .Cost o f E n gineering. IGO.OO. thence cast fico fe e t on the sonn B ridge at (tbltlon 87. to fl st'aii^|30.»" ted ut #999.87. E stim ated cost o f ter, Section 4, T ow n sh ip 20, South R an go Totu l CMtlmated cost o f till* . ditch. side of C eler)' Avenu»*/ • th en ce Totu l estim ated cost o f Hits *-.<ilmi. #199.97. One fa rm crossing. >8.00. E s ­ 31 East, at B iatlon “ O. thence cast w ith »1133.92. tv north to the cen ter line o f S ec­ 3866.15. Hlope 1)4 to I; l>"lt"m u-t'ltli, î tim ated cost o f tills section, 51207.84. the said H lin e and the cen ter lin e o f tion 20, thenco ea stw a rd w ith said line feet. Section 3 fo r u distance o f 7600 fe e t o r Slope 1 to I ; bottom width, 1 feet. Camsron C ity D iteli, Ho. 18. 369 feet to a n gle point, thence n orth ­ Section 07— Is 25oo f.-«*t l"tig frnm ^ Section Ho. 7-— Is 2500 fe e t long. S u tto n 76, and there term inates, con­ B egln n ln g -un a line betweeu Sectlons ward parallel to Section lines to Station S tation 76 to 60 unii consists uf .1421 ru­ Station 100 to Station 76 con sistin g o f sistin g o f fo u r sections, L e.. 23, 21. 26 9 anu 16 T ow n sh lp 20 South Rango 31 80 and al teriiilnnti-s ut the buck w a te r* o f tile yards o f exravutlon .s ilm ii.,1 M|. 8667 cublo yards o f excavatin g, estim a ­ and .26. E/ist, nt Htutlmi nnrth un thè ea*t side l-ake Monro/', und consists /if fo u r sec­ #613.60. C learin g '-slliiiut'-'l at tiun» Section 83.— Is 600 fe e t lon g from S ta ­ n f linunlull A vellile, 16 feet South ot tions, ted at #1070.87. • Kstlnmt/*«! cost o f I. o . 62, 63, 54 und 55. Olio bridgi' ut Hlatlon X'.'. I" ft s|i.in. Clearing #211.17. T o ta l estlniuted cost tion 80 to 76, und consists o f 60 cubic IAlt line betweeu 61 und 84, thence cast Section 58.— In 500 fi*et long front Sta- #30.00. T o taL c stl|"yli-.l cuaLui^b/e ■»" - — — l/m kill «»> ? K • iia n .— i t » o f tills section, #1286.04. Blopo M u 1! yurds o f uxcavutlon, e s tim a t'd nt #9.00. uloiig salii line t<> Station 26-11 6-10; tlon 75-Utl' 1 /-"»■»t»'1 »» /J. L tinn” #r?T6n. Hlope P * to I, Isitlom E stim ated cost o f clearin g, #12.00. Esbottom width, 1 feut. 'Tttrd gU f eg»iqv/itIon, e s tllnnted at—JUJVO, Width, I feet. Hiilllli a* *'|g t‘J - '- e 1— tlmnjcd co il A t __ till* ... auutUui. »9 (.oa. ■liiflU'.IJ Section Mo. B.— Is 2500 fe e t lon g fro i or vlu d iteli uutlut-Ut thè eilge o f thr T o ta l Fsttnintfd c o s f-u f c le a rin g 3211.110. Section CO.— Is 25on feet Ioiik fr<>»t u » . . i — . 1 i . , > . - / u ^ t k s u » connut ■fiTSPe.“ ! To 1 ; I/o ialtutn w idth, 1 f<x/t, nt Station 30, <111 thè section T o ta l (*Ntlmati*d cost o f thin ''section , S tation 60 to 25 und i'"iisi^|n « f 2<M Section 81.— Is 2500 fe e t long fro m invudows 7890 cubic yards o f ex ca va tin g estim a­ line, con slstln g o f tw o Hpctlons. I. 337.6U.. Hl"|><*, I to t ; bottom w idth, 3 cubic yard * o f eX eaiatlaii . sllmal>sl nt ted at #1183.26. C lea rin g estim ated at Station s 76 to 60, and consists o f 960 I t nnd 11. feet. 3349.00. C learing «-stliiint'.l at #197.25. T o U Ì estim ated cost o f th is cubic yards o f excavation estim ated a t Bactlon 41.— I h 600 feet lon g frolli Bectlou 63.— I * 2600 f»*»»t _ lon g fro m T o ta l estim ateli cost o f Ibis ►**',tl"M. E stim ated cost o i clearin g, section #1380.60. Slope, 1 t o - l; bottom (112.60. 30 to 25 and consista o f 178 cu­ Hlatlon 76 to 60 nnd con sists o f 3785 #4 49.00. Hlope, P*, to I. Iintbim lutili'. #80.00. T o ta l estim ated cost o t this Station width. 8 feet- > bie y a rd « o f escavatim i, catlm uto'l ut cubic m lilc yards o f excavation, i-stlmuli*') at Ì foot. B«ctiou Mo. 9.— Is 2600 fe e t lon g from section #2260.60. Blopu 1 to I ; bottom (22.26. T otu l cHtlnmtcd comi of clearin g 1173.12. Section 09.— Is 2500 feet Imi); frulli C learin g i-stli/intod at #80.00. Station 60 to S tation 26, con sistin g o f width, 1 foot. #11.15. T o ta l estim atoti cosi o f thls th l* secjhm . Htutlon 25 T o ” t r trilli r.'M-lsl*. - f I ‘-IS Section 85.— Is 2500 fe e t lon g fron» section. 126.70. Hlo|n* I to 1; bottoni. : T o ta l .«'ntllliuted cost--o f 1116-cul'lo yards o f e x ca va tin g estfinn#5173.12. Hlopc I to I; botti/m. 3 feet. cubic yards o f exim vaii"ii t—tiiu.ilnl .,1 tid ut 1617.25. C lea rin g estim ated ut Htutlvn 60 to. S tation 26, and oonsists o f feet. Bectlou 64.— Is 2600 feet long front #286.60. C learin g estimai* .I at- »nl "» -3102.87.O ne fa rm crossing, IM O . T o ta l 1131 cubic ynrds estim ated at #211.65. ' fir Bactlon 48.— In 2500 feet lon g fron Station 60 to 25 and consists o f 2613 T o ta l estlm at'-'l cost " f till» s*s-ll"n. o f clearin g,*80.06. #8( Ono estllnnted cost o f this section, #728.12. E stim ated post........................ Station 25 to "O )" nnd consista o f 3393 cubic yards o f i -xi 3.180.60. Hlope, I ) ( (ti I; botti.to « Miti I c u lv e rt CutneroM Avenue, #16.00. T w o cubie yard* o f ric a v a tim i, esum ateli a Slope, 1 to 1; bottom w idth, 2 feet. $311.12. Cbm ring _____ foot. Section Mo. 10,— la 2600 feet lon g from c u lverts Richm ond A ven u o #90. T o ta l 121.00. KullmutrU cosi o f clearing, T w o w ater g a te* und tile cu lvert, #88.00. Totn l estim ated cost of Mill ttrama * Station 26 to Station *'()," con sistin g or estim ated cost o f till* section #129.66. 81.80. One c u lvert 16 feet, II5.U0. T ota l T o ta l estim ated cost o f this section, Ditch, No. 20: 3909 cublo yards o f excavatin g, estim a­ Slope 1 to 1; bottom w idth 1 foot. estlinnted .cosi o f thls Section, 3553.80, T o ta l VHtlmati-'l i-'ist nf «-xe-.iiatlni:. #412.12. Hlope, 1 to 1; bottom Width, Bectlou 80.— I n 2560 feet long fro m siopp. I to I; bottoni, 2 feet. t 'd at #188.62. E stim ated cost o f c le a r­ feet. #5312.05. ing. #97.72. One fa rm crossin g (8 .00. Station 26 to “ O,” nnd conlnlns' 1213 T o ta l enttmnted cosi o f Cnmeron C ity Section 65.— I* 2500 feet lon g front E stim ated cost o f i-learlnc t * "" E stim ated cost o f tills section, #691.31. cubic yards, estim ated cost, #181.96. T o . Diteli. No. 12; Hlatlon 26 to “ O " und con sist* o f 1596 E s lliim l.il cost o f lirMg'-s cu ll'll*, ea im iu ie u cost o 0 1f Clearing, c ic u riu g , #80.00/ fuu.uu, T o ta l estim ated cost o f East Side lu i estlniuted T o ta l estlm nted iy>st o f oxeuvntion. ruble yurds o f excavation, estim ated ut etc., #126.00. D rain age Canal, #9661.32. T o ta l cost o f T otu l cost o f this section, #261.96. Slope 9146.26, / 3199.60. T o ta l egtlm ntcd cost oT clearin g Engineering. # 160.00 cxcavailon , $6869.10. E stim ated to s t o f I to 1; bottom w id th ..o n e 'fo o t. E stim ateli cost o f clearing. #99.26. 'Ill'll. 340.00. One w a ter gate Hanford & E v ­ T o ta l estlm ati-'l cost *-t Totu l cost o f B row n Jtoad D itch No. 7: tile, 92400.00. E stim ated cost o f c le a r­ B rldges and culverts, 9 15.00. e rg la d e *' llallroad . 314.00. T o ta l estb 36161.06. . <* T o ta l cost o f excuvatlou, 1518.10. ing, #1097.82. K n gln cerln e, #180.00 E s­ Engineering. 926.00. mated oust o f this section. #263.60. E stim ated cost o f cleurlng, #262.00. tim ated cost o f cu lverts, bridges, etc., Totu l estllnnled cont n f tllln diteti. Hlopc. 1 to 1; bottom, 2 feet. •> M. M. Sm ith Dltcli, Ho. 31. Estim ated cost o f cu lverts, #136.00. 9111.00. T o ta l coat o f ditch, #9661.22. 9615.60. B egln n liig at Hiatloii N E corner T o ta l chI limited cost o f l*ncc ft E lder E n gineering, #60.00. CHASE D IT C H MO. 3s .ul 95 M. M. H m llb's sul.-.lli l-»l«»n N‘> h D itch .'N o . 17:•— T o tu l estim ated cost o f this dltcli, B egin n in g at a stake a t the Southw est 3998.10. ' thenbe soutli on Lot llm-s M llie « rT o ta l cost o f excavation , #1001.21. B sard all Avenu s D itch, Mo. 13. ' '- • earn er o f tha N orth w est Uuurter. Sec­ 91 o f s.ibl suli*iHvlwoj, T o ta l estim ated cost of clearing, corn er L«it Section 9 nnd 16. T ow n sh ip 20 South thence 30 degfi-es «o u lliw ist nlonRxlae tion S3. T ow n sh ip 19, South Rrnnge 31 #180.00, Itnnge 31 E ast. B eginning at Station W h ittie r D itch Mo. 8.. K ast at Station "O**; theijco N o rth 88 "O on the w est side « f Benrdalt A v e ­ Itr iu m cu lverts, w a ter gate, etc., o f (lo ld sh o ro rond to «-.-nti-r of l/'l •*'’• degrees nnd 10 m inutes East w ith the (4 ‘ B egin n in g a t the sou thw est corner o f nue in the cen ter o f Section v und 16 1, M. M. Hm llh's snli-illi I hIoii Na J; thence w eal a lolig lot lllles I h■nu»;Il »•*’• lines o f dttld sections und Section 31, the northeast quurter. Section 33, T o w n ­ fe e t w est o f the >4 section line, thence Engineering, #60.00. said tow n und range to Station tlor "76* at ship 30 South Iluttgo 31 cant, thence south parallel 'With said line to station T o ta l estim ated cost o f th is ditch. tlon 35 to West llm- <>f Hn'tlon »■ • -» .the w a ter line o f St. Johns R iv e r where north on a Una to a point 35 fe e t north 16 In the Lake lessup Meadows, being 31336.21. T o w n s h li' 19. Houth Bauge Su Kjst. It crosses said lin e con sistin g o f fou r o f the canter o f C elory Avenue, thence 180 fee t lu tho prairie and about a mil-Station 110 ami thon- terminale^ ce» Sauford D itch, Ho. 18. east 300 feet, thence north through from .w a ter level .and 18 Ineh'-n «b o y « sections, I. e., I I , 12, 13 and 36. B eginning a t Htatlon " O ” 100 feet HlstlIIK o f tlvp S'-ctlollM. I. e . i". Il, •** Section Mo. 11.— Is 1100 fe e t long from W h ltn cr’s land a n d -on tin « between J. lake level standard elevation and in sec­ south o f ttie O viedo ra ilw a y on the east 73 nnd 71. . Htutlon 86 to 76. con sistin g o f 13 cubic N. W h ittier und Stephens to Station 66 tion 16, und cunslstin g u f tw o sections. side ot l*nrk Avenue, thenco north w ith Section 70.— » » n on feet |.>nx tn»n yards, estim ated nt #6.55, and clearin g at w a ter line on W ood ru ff t’unul In I a i 1|u I. e.. 13 und 11. Htatlon 113 to 100 niul ronstst* of r said east line 116 f»*et to the south t ill« estim ated at #10.60. T o tn l estlm nted Monroe Huts, con sistin g uf three sec­ Bectlou 43.— Is 2600 fe e t long from or i-'ourt/s-iith Street, theuce north 89 cubio ynrds o f excuviitlon esthiutisi cost o f this' section, #15.76. Blope 1 to tions. I. e., 27, 28 and 29. Htutlon 60 to 25 und consists uf 38 • degrees 30 m inutes cast w ith said south #109.0». Totn l OAtlnmtcd i " “ t " r .vr?, 1; 'bottom width, 2 feel. Section 87,—-Is 700 fout long from S ta ­ cublo yards o f eXcavntton estim ated at Uric to Htutlon 11-36, n distance o f 991 Ing, #50.00. One furni cmsslng 9-" * • Section Mo. IB.— 1« 3600 fe e t lon g from tion 67 to Station 60 and contuln* 209 1.76. — * l• estim‘ ated ‘ , 180.75. Totn cost uf clear- feet to. tho east side o f Hanford nvenuo. T otn l estlm nted cost o f tld* Station 75 to Station 60, con sistin g o f cublo yards rslld ia ted nt #26.12. Totn l 1179.05. Hlope 1 tu t; bottoiu ulutU ng, #96.16. T o ta l estinta tini cost o f tills thence north 0. degrees 30 m inutes w est .. sgi 8312 cublo yards, estim ated nt 9192.76. estim a ted ,cost o f c lea rin g #30.00. Estt. ¡ectlon, 1576.90. Slope, I lo I : bottom. ta B U tlü ii 36. a d istan ce u f l l C l f o o l to ’aot. — ------Cleurlng estim ated at #58.66. T o ta l es- m ated cost o f thla accilniu—#56-12— a Tin "lihg l« point In u lley betw een T e —■lim itteil oos l o f— (h is —section:— #lll.'3(r. fa c t bottom , 46 d egree slope. Section 44__ Is 2600 • feet lon g from- and Eleventh Ht ■n«laT*lli'imVit~iiitMh^Mt ' Ssetlon. 88 .— Is 3600 fe e t lon g fro m Station Slope I to 1; bottom width. 2 feet. 26 <*• " » v i * »d » a nsisi S til .Hl'J'.f negrees ao m inutes east to Htatlon 38-15, cubic ynrds o f excavation, i-stlnuted ->• ...... ................ ■ sctlon Mo. 13,— Is 2600 fe a r long from S ta tio n 60 to S ta tio n *6 «"-t " ....-i- ' - " ■»- runic tie yard * o f excavation, e s tim a t'd at a distance o f 1216 fe e t In tersectin g pump #216.10. C learin g «stim ateli al » ^ • Station 60 to S tflHpn 26 i*'*n"Hl1hnr uf f*** • I cubli! y a rd s 1o f excavation, cstim n- 1190.37. Totul esilim i te«l cost o f «arar- brunch ut rig h t angles, Htatlon 42 - 79 T otu l estim ated cost o f this lu-ili-i'fI'»* e t «vue in ui...... '1 »to . . IU l..'11'im ■»8 6 » rutrm! yuriiM Of excuvutlng. osti mu- ted ut (679.00. E stim ated cost o f ctuar- Ing. #98.07. T otu l fS tlln u t-d rust o f this und thore term inate, con sistin g o f tw o #296.10. Hlope. hOltl'IU. .- /'* . ----- 16- fo o t cu lvert C elery section, ted at ( 339.76. C learin g estim ated nt Ing. # 6 ( 1 , 0 8One • » « w o , #688.(1. y u a n . # 1. # . Section 7 0 .-1 H 2600 fe d h'UK * 7 » sections, 1. 66 and 57. 916.17. II ridge nt Cam eron A ven u e es- Avenue. 116.00. T o ta l e s tim a ted 'co st o f T otn l estim ated coat u f lle-irdntt A v e , t utlo t lo n 76 i«* to i»» 60 w vnnd . i. i cemdids uf, , i Ssetlon 50— Is 2300 fe e t lon g fro m Hlln Ian. J671.00. " ___________ (lim ited ut ft/'OO. T otu l estim_ated cost tills section. Station 37__ohang- mm 1« Ditch, No. 13: Htutlon 38 to 16, nnd con sists o f 3676 cuido ynnls o f excavation, estlmate-i *t o f th is section #130.78,. _B lQ pa-Ìed fron t 2 .feet to 3 fe e t on bottom. Sta Totul 3329.80. c le a r i n g .» H n m b -.l lit » V ” estim ated cpst o f excavation. o f exc-av a llo n .,.estim aU »1 « t l.».t t w iilt li S S 1fnHi lt r■“ bottom -width, lion 46 changed fro m 3 fe e t to 1 fe e t on 9971.12. »44C.S7, Ent limited cost p f clearin g, #26.- Ono tem p orary rond crossili* -¿*îi Section Mo. 38.— Is 2500 fe e t lon g from bottom . ta l VIIIIIHIU'U estim ated k.unt cost o f this JJJJ" •* E stim ated coat n f clearin g. #191.23. 00. 5 aew er pipe* street crossin gs 300 T o•»lili ■Hlatloo 26 to Btatloh “ O ," con slsiln i Sectluu 81. - - I » 1(80 fe e t tong front 124.60. Hlope, 1 to 1; bottom wiilln. Engineering, #40.00. reel o f li-ln c h tile. #(80.00. T o tá l estl2167 cubic yu rds o f o x eu va lln g est H tallon 26 to “ O,’’ and con sist* o f 1181 T o ta l estlniuted cpst o f D itch No. IS, muted coat o f , thla section, oo t. #661.87 - l e d ftt- (178.06.. C lea rin g rsllm a ted nt ( ards. E atlniated coaF q f excavation, 91206.31. Hlope, 1 to 1; bottom, 2 feet. #18.00. U ridge Beardnll A ven u e estim a282.60. E stim ated cost-ef-ehMtTtilg #26.00 Boctluu 87.— I * 1600 fe e l lon g fro m - Beotion 73.— Is 260« feM I“ « « , ir?S Ie»I at 968.00. T o ta l estim ated cost o f ota l estim ated coat o f thla arctlon, **»• Tlttah u r« Byudlcate Ditch, H o „ 14. BttuTon «flo r 16 "to “ O ’* nnd* con slals o f 1091 Htatlon 60 to 26 and consist* this nrctlen, #110.05. HIo|hi 1 to I ; bot- 9307.#0. 2 fo o l bottom , 49 clrvrcr alopp, B eginning on tliu N orth Bite Hcctlon 17 S V .i0» / * ™ * . o f «xcaivallon , estim ated ut c-Ublo yards o f excavation turn width. 2 feet. T o ta l estim ated coat o f W h ittier Dltoh T ow n sh ip 10. Houth R ange 31 East, at 1136.76. C lea rin g estim ated at 126.60. #562.80. C learin g estlmat'-'l nt 3-J • T o ta l estim ated coat o f Chase D itch No. 8: Htutlon "O ,” <63 feet east Of the N. W. Kstlnuitcd cost o f this s.*ctlim, # 16 1,76. One estimateli o n e fu ru m i crossing ei.iu .ji.™ ni f i l ­ N o. 3.- T o ta l estim ated cost o f ex c a v a ­ T o ta l coat o f axcavatlon. 8»7.73s * corn er o f the N. B. (4. said section, tow n ­ T o ta l estim ated cost o f . BAufunl T o t a l —•a U m a tm i om it a f this fcevV Ï tion, #1007.80. E stim ated cost o f olearE stim ated cost o f cu lvert, #16 00 —— ship and ran ge; Uw d m m u II i w ith-antd -P R ch . N o c lJ :— #599.80. Hlape 1V 4 to i j bettolìi WMI". • Ing, #126.83. E stim ated coat o f brldgT o ta l coat o f clearin g, $ i n: 14 aectlon line 1760 f e e t - t o old w a ter­ T o ta l estim ated cost o f excuvutlon, feet. Ing. #106.06. Coat o f en gineering, #70.00. E n gin eerin g, #16.00. w a y; thence sou th easterly 300 fe e t to #683.62. ■ectlon 74.T-I« 2600 fact K/ulmated coat o f ditch, 9 ll0 7 .il. T o ta l eatlniated coat o f thla ditch, the end In mild section, tow nship «ti'J Estim ated cost o f clea rin g, #60.00. lun 25 tn to _"t) U and ami .c cui"*"*— • „. Htatlon o n a U W •j",* 91082.72. Oeneva Avauue D itch n o rth Mo. 4. ru n g« and line o f open ditch, containing ^Totu l^esjB n m led cost o f crossing, tile. ru ___ic , b lo yards o f excavation, e*tintai B egin n in g at Station "O ” a point on one section, t. e.. 46. (801.06, C learin g estímate.! ut 801. llcu rdall Avenu e I t fe e t north o f the Jk. M. Camarón D ltoh Mo. 9. Estim ated cost o f en gin eerin g. #35.00, R a ilw a y cm salltgs. #67.00-Í J r i*-«1 long from JlorLhoaat corn er o f the northeast qu ar­ u e g m n ln « on Cameron Avenu e 330 Htatlon 80 to ‘O,” and con sist* o f 2S6n Inga, #16.00. T w o cattle . T “ ! " ' estim ated coat o f this ditch te r o f Section 1. T ow n sh ip 19. South re e l north o f the nouthweai corn er o f 5 JJmo yards o f cxcnratlun. estlm ale.l at .#818.62. #10.00 each. #30.90. T o ta l estinta»®» ^ R a n ge 31 E a st; thenoe N orth 88 degrees L o t No. 6 B row n a 8ubdlvialon, Beck (Í Í 7 .9 I . and ch-arlng estim ated ut #87.76. o f th l« aectlon. #123.05. Hlupe. D* and JO mlnutea east w ith the north line 11»m m o «* . Beet Ion I, thenoe eastw ard One bridge e t B roadw ay 16 f t span, tom w idth. 2 feet. . M umuh .. f® * ? 1* »14*1», Mo. 1 8 ,-o f O eneva A ven u e to Station to In the u.U m ean d ertn « o o lit e old ditch to #!f-.0il. Blope. I to 1; bottom wl-ltli, I V jn n ln g a t Htatlon ''O 1' on the Fitch Total estim ated cost o f M. m l-ake Jesaup B ralrla en din g 16 fe e l Btatlon I f , w hich Is a lb ip r io o o fe e t tn fo o t from •to- to. •« o i---- --1 tn .» fatiU Blo|s< IS't* tn In thu bay head on the soutti sldo Ditch. No. Sir . _ n i i 7 S*. nnrth o f tho Hec-lion tine o f Bcctlon 31 the pralrlea o f Istke Jessup and -Son- ID*n 2 f e e t fro m 10 to 30. o f an cast and w est road In Hrctlon I t , Estllnnted cost o f exravatm r f anld tow n «n d range and th ere term í­ tw o »««tlo n a . 1. 30 and I t . T o•Mil t coat o f thla ditch No. 14: Township. 1». South Bunge 31 l-hist, Estlniututl cost Of O w f* “ * '- » - fib ir U ' n a te « about 600 fo e t fruiti the hammock ü.*fS»t lo î . J? feet Io n « fro m T otn l coat o f excavation , 9102.91. Eatlniated *o st o f bridge*, cult thence north 7 degrees lO 'q iln u tea west land In said prairie, co n a la tln « o f three StAthte 40 to 36, and consists o f 2020 to s paint fl -6 1 ; thence righ t 28 do- erosslngs, otc., (119.00. .. #87 76» 4 *>t,n,Jkt" u co » ‘ o f clearing. • section «, t. a.. 14, 16 and M. ,? r « « - » » » » i o n estim ated at E s g U — H i» « y-»9*»98. ...-"J u n e-------: «I® H... A J . lL - J i . « l i d ■ i i Wi at 1 4 ^ -la 2100 fe e t tong from nn mated coat o f clearin g. T o ta l estim ated cast o f bridgi*« IILJi(v T o U l estim ated coèt o f B|1* k l i w a i d « a point Th the south lin e o f S tation 71 to B tatlon 60, and contains f j * * ° f . S lope 1 to 1; bottom , tw o feet, Eu g In curing, B I 4 « --------- '- * * * ii»- i ' , . ‘ nn ,n n ew ly constructed (2006.60. l i l i cublo yarda o f ex ca va tin g calim a- k s tlm s ted c o a C n f. y u a « a t l e t i , -#378 0/1? Ti>U l yatltnuted C < ooat o f this ditch, ditch,, thenco w ith anld lin e ea stw a rd . V * - T „" , * “ ° ° fe e t Io n * fro m #540 60. l i ,\ Il ■afford Ditch, Mo* 33- „ , K .,/ Jlience c u rv in g with the ditch to P. M. Btatlon 36 to "O ." and consists o f 3133 __.ilß l1'lu u * '“ •/ thence n orthw ard w ith said B egin n ingg at a point 100 , , ..lion, #207.62. Blope 1 to ! ; • bottom C.U » V . ° . r n lf. » « » v a t l o n , estim ated at n P r*. »Itch, Mo. 15. lino to C elery Aveltun; thence fo llo w in g t hioo south __iuth III lin e o f L o t* **. nortk V^.*. w id th , I fe o L .V/f no • - K a il'n a ta d coat l o f cl. nrln*. • » S t ? nnJ % the established w ater cuurae Iq reg u la r • * ° l Ha® about 200 r e t •« aub-divtsloii No. • i I' 7 ki (krSm ith . ,8 » Bactlon 18.— I » -J600 foot long from north and 330 fact w est o r the " aouthenst •tusa to tho south able »oum a ta tlo n « to B u tto n J I a t I,ako w ith l II con sistin g nf ¡•O Ron #649.91. Blope I to 1; bottom. c o m e r 0/ the Ñ . ' W i ' f f o f the B E. t< ô f ■ HtAtlon 60 to B tatlon » 6, — ._ Avenu o: ibande w l t h » » L $af\, Monroe, const stin g o f fo u r section*/ |. *., Irudes arda eatlniated nt (164.61. (261. - ^ 2 b 37- cubia yarda estim ated at Section I I . T ow n sh ipi j t . ______ Houth _____ Itangi* 31 68. 68. 60 And (1, line w est to S U tio n S il ‘ ‘“ -"Snu/l«* c lea ISA 00. 1 E stim ated coat o f o le arin r iog. «. (90.00. T o - ^ T o ta l estim ated cost of Punieron Becttoa 88. 1« COO fe e t lo n g fro m B ta­ 10 degre»*« crossing »TalJ. * . „ r 4» righ t raiTnwltî- l.Kt,on ,_l!?once n n rth V añ i ta l estim ated c o i l n f th is eecilon, #331,- Ditch No. I : .‘A s « " if it d e r ln « o f the lino a t A. t j * U »'* * ¿ . 1, tlon 81 to 76. cou a U U n « o f I6> cubic south dltoh . 62. Biotte, 1 .to I t bottom w idth, 2 feet. t (0 - 1 6 ; thence north w e » . " f t . •ry AVe- >Ttrd« o f excavation eatlniated at'#39.30. --t.it i " 11 leoUon IB-— la 26U0 fe e t Io n « frutn "nn,/íí.‘f u point oolnt Ç-./oarta* eaUmnted at 180.00. . Tut*il es- SO deg i n n » , , . , n_C®..,í * hi J *. dsgrves to m a «rW V« m ore or ! » « • f * ? E n gin eerin g. #10.00 MnttOH »6 to B tatlon •’O,’* a n i ronalsts JL^s* said rrig h t o f w ay to T o ta l estim ated c< o t l i f t c u llo yarda. E stim ated ooat, ™-< o» U.U » „ c h , 1 I Ï S ^ I.“ * 1L .S u o '^ % V S " ” - " ‘ * :o thencea w ith angla right 15 deg NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS E stim ated cost o f clearin g. One c u lv e rt Cumeron Avem -e, T o U l estim ated cost o f this 9161.60. S lope 1 to 1; bottom feet. Total estim ated cost o f O eneva A v e ­ nue D itc h ' North Side. No. 4: T o u t cost o f excavation/ (666.74. E stim ated cost o r c le a r in g ."9 lio oo E stim ated coet o f cu lverts, 946.00. . E n gin eerin g,- |6*.«6r E stim ated------------Cost o fT1 ditch, 9600.74. 9149.60. 910.00. 945.00. section, width. 2 »897.96. g is r -SSSte f e & __ _ mm gl .. . Î H V ' ' fT ~ ► . . I, i* s . b !IM ! 6CJ • «y S 9fi¡6S # «s s !a s .iw » E fc - V - P ÇV • •*r• ..r -iia V , a �. - • V — >*--» SJs m E ï ITO 3U U\ May 2 *.* «W O THE SANFORD HERAtD- . « T. R a ilw a y m ain. Uno to Station t i - tliertco an gle r ig h t » d e g re e » ■ " l.i__»&• «îitlon T5;dionea thoncounit nnglo left 22 »legre SîsuUott and Hiero terminato tn tl.J to Btauon^7»_m , mnilfdjut .oC_Iaur_aa(u 3K ft * S P “ ‘ S tai tini OST #•Vo* ■»cuan i - __ _ ____ fe e t lon g fro m utntlon 75 to 60 and constata o f 3®“ ®íí|o yards o f exca va tion estim ated CU9IC Ï4ÎS.4Î. ‘ c le a r Iin g â aallnintlul estim ateli ni a t «iti Ito . Station 66 change S fe e t to 4 fe e t on botU E x t r a exca va tion 600 cubic yards 0.00. T o ta l estim a ted cost o f this *0nf 20 "'■ ♦ c tio n 51 7 - r i■ *600 fe e t lon g from D to to , *»6, nnu .|p eunniHi si lutiyards _BA 6,__and 0 n " 's ll,m S y j ' 1.17,in’ o f ex ca va tio n estim ated 10..00. 1714 46. C learin g estim ated nt »lu _ OerStation »28.00 c u lv e rt cro ssin g _ 8t. Oi a n g ln g ). truilcs Avenuo. *76.00 8. P . (b " ’n >....... Htatlon 48 crossin g .M u ____ larlai -A v e n u e i N ta .l est I mat* Mnnros Station HOO.bO. T o tu ................ “ i? o f this section *890.45 S tation 4! change i it. to 3 t t on b ottom ; 46 de yards o f excavation, estim ated at *126.86. C learin g estim ated at *20.00. T o ta l es. tlm a ted ' cost uf this section, »145.86, Bottom , 4 ft.; slope, 1 l e d . .... ----------- ■ setlon 90.— I h 2SOO fe e t lon g from Station 76 to 60 anü consists .o f 2664 Cubic y n rd s -o f ex ca va tio n _estlm a t«d at »888:1U- —C learin g t'sltinatrd at (80.U0 TotSt estim ated cost o f tills section. (478.10. B ottom width, 3 ft .; slope to 11 Section 93,— Is 2600 fe e t long from Station 60 to 26 and consists o f 3000 cubic yards o f excavation ; eatlm atrd nt »460.00. C learin g estim ated at (8».ou. T o ta l estim ated cost o f this section, *530.00, Bottom width, 2 ft.; slope, to 1. Section S3.— Is 2600 fe e t long, from Station 25 to "O " and consista o f 1770 cubic ynrds tif ex cn vn tlon -vyrtT n itm n it I2CG.60. C lea rin g estim ated at » 80.on. T o ta l estim ated cost o f this section (346.60. B ottom Width, 2 ft.; slope, 1 to 1. . T o ta l estim ated cost o f Monroo Branch Ditch, No. 28: T o ta l estim ated cost o f excavation * 1239.45. ... . E s tim a ted cost o f elenrlng;'T2CO.O0.“ Engineering, 75.00. T o ta l estim ated cost o f ditch No. 28,, *1574.45. Brg*cUon°’ TB.--‘ Is 2500» f e e t lo n g fro m Mtntlon 26 to " O " and con sists o f 229D pubic yards o i cxcavn tlon ca ll muled nr 1343 60 T o ta l-e s tim a te d cost o f clear fnir n o 00. T o ta l estim ated cost Of till* ■rollon 1363.60. S tation 6 d in n e r i R o b ln io n -W ilro n DftCft. JriJ. 9T. " root to 2 foot on botton rT 46 degree slope B eginning a t Htntlon "O " at the N. E. I Total estim ated cost o f Harford Ditch corn er o f the N, W . M Hectlon 30. T ow n ship 19, South lla n go 30 Mast; thenco N<To*tii estim ated cost* o f excavation, ea sterly 9400 feet to th e Monroe Branch d itch a t liiu JJ. .K. corner o i L ot 86. St. ^ K s V frn a lo a c o s T o f clearin g, »TOPO» Joseph's and there term inates, being on Estimated cost, o f bridges, culverts, a line between Sections 2 1 and 28, said tow nship nnd range, and consists o f Tour sections 1. e „ 93. 94, 95 nnd 9«. ** Kit tVa oxen vat Injr. 130.00. K u g ln e e rltig , »80.00. Section 93— Is 1900 feet long from Total estim ated cost o f D itch No. 22 Station 94 to 76 nnd consists o f 27»" cubic yards o f excavation estim ated lit *19*3.40. * _______ »4049.00 rdS^L-Iodriag-iuiUmuted ut »130.Rapp S an itary D itch ‘ Wo. S3. 00. T o ta l estim ated cost o f this »c o ­ Ueclnulng a t T h ird Ht. a t the InOu-a**- tton *635.00. 2 it. bottom width. 1 to l tlon o f A. C. I * tly Hectlon 28. T o w n ­ slopo. ship 19. South R ange 30 East, a* Station _ Section 94.— Is 1500 feet long from Ely" in ra ilw a y d itc h :-th e n s j iVTfn said S ta tion . 75 to 50 and consists o f 30u railway to B u n kerh lll AvonUn wMeti it cldc yards o f excavation estim ated it Intersects Isold ra ilw a y d itc h ; thenco »450.00 and clea rin g estlniHled-nt »150.; northwurd w ith said aven u e on the w r * t 00. T o ta l estim ated coat o f this sec­ side th ereof to tho 8. K. corn er o f Dot tion *570.00. Bottom width, 2 ft.; slopc 14; thence an gle w est a lo n g Jaits 13. 12, l to 1. II 10, 9 anil 8 to tho A. 0/1*. r ig h t ot Section 90— Is 2500 feet long from way ditch; thence n orthw ard w ith an es­ Htutlon 60 to 26 nnd consists o f 4 3uii cubic yards o f excavation estim ated nt tablished the land -• w . . .ater --- -IT* vcourse - w iii « v i incrosB "V» ....... . o f I,ouIh llnpit and Dr. A ld rid g e and te r­ »04 5.00. C learin g estim ated at » 1 1 1 .00. T o ta l estim ated cost o f this section, minating nt Lnke Monroe, co n sistin g n 17 60,00, Bottom w idth 2 ft,; slope I Itireu sections. I, e.. 79. 80 and 81. Section 79.— Is 3300 fe e t lo n g fro m lo 1. Section 9(1— Is 2600 feet long from Hliitlun 73 to 50 nnd con sists oT 34im cubic yards o f exca va tion estim ated nt S lat Ion 26 to "O " and cousin to o f 3 200 »460.00, C learin g estim ated at »100.00 cubic yards o r excavation, estim ated nt C learin g estim ated nt " (95.Oil. Total estim ated c o s t o f th is section J482.00, T o ta l estim ated cost o f this section, »660.00. B ottom width, 2 fv e t; Slope »677.00. B ottom Width, l ft.; slopo I Section 00.— Is *600 fe e t lo n g from to 1. T o ta l estim ated cost o f UohlnaiUi-AViJ.Station 60 to 26 and con sists o f 460 cubic ynrds o f exeavnlla ü _u a llm :ili d ax- aon r>l teh—Ntr^ST:----------T o ta l estim ated cost o f exruvntlon' "*5*8.5ff.— c r a m hg estim ated nt *120.on 1. Tulul estim ated cost o f this section *1982.00. — luieartnitT—4S:99r "----- iTiinso. Bottom . 2 fe a t; » I oe>jlJ _ i u -1.— Engineering, *70.no. ----gfcUmt 81— lit 2501T rê^t lon g from T o ta l I'Htlimited cost o f llltch N o 27. Station 25 to Mainili .e io "O'* v* and con sists o f 2800 »2508.00. cable yards o f excavatlou . estim atici n { 350.00. C learin g estlnuited at »40.00 'alai estlm nted cost o f Ib is hectlon. Ooldsboro D itch Wo, ^88, 390.00. I leg lim ln g -n t-t t iw l intersect ion o f M u l­ Total estim ateli cimi o t Ita m i Ultoh berry A ven u e nnd tlo hluhnrn St.. tb,.(,ee - No" I I : TotaI estIlliatC ìL c o a l - o f o s e «v a 11n ir w ith Bald BlTeel easfw nril on the nortl side o f A. C. L. righ t o f way ditch, — *138(7.50. Estimatoti cost o f clea rin g, ¡«fuiverte, •thence northeasterly With said line to' the east line o f 1‘ op lu r Avenue, theni-r ete- (360.00. ‘ northw ard w ith said Avenue on gu tter Engineering. »60.00. » • lin e-th ere o f to the branch west fork o f Total cosi o f tilt» diteli^ *1.(10.fili. Cloutl Creeit, thence with the m eander­ in g » o f said ditch, deepening, ’ widening St. J osip h e D iteli, Wo. 94. the same to M il lleglm ilng o t Station- " O " ut file H. nnd straigh ten in g W. corner o f Dot 3. M ike Hmtth's nuh- Creek, a distance o f 8000 feet, co n sist­ ing o f fou r sections, I. c., 97, 98, 99 nnd dtvlslon No. I, In Hectlou 27, T o w n slilp too. 19, South, ltn n ge 30 Eust. and ruim lng Section 97-c-Ia 500 feet long from S ta ­ north ori thè cast side o f Monroo A\enue fo llo w ln g nn oh i open d iteli to tIn tion 80 to 75 ami couhI hI h o f 800 cubic yards o f excavation, esllnm icd at * 120.suulh nido o f tlm A . C. 1*. rig h i o f iva* lo Slot lon 6 4 -4 ; t li enee N. '.V. ivi ih UU. C learing estim ated at tinii.OU. T o ­ tal i-Htlimited Cost o f thin section. *270 salii rig h i" o f w ny io Station 04 - 90; 00. 3 ft. bottom w idth; (dope, in, to l Dirne« salii rig h i a n e le » erossln g subì Section 8B --I11 .JUiML-XeeL. lon g•-#•«*(■ nijlnay trurks and back to thè west ■ im i * e > . Station *75" io fu mid ronslHts o f G000 tililr r f. ¿ I o i li i i u cubic yards o f excavation, eat limited at ‘ “ fiori l i - 60; Biotico nortli w lth «o ld ex 1750.00, C learin g estim ated ut *200.0« timslon to Stiitlun 84 orni there term i estim ated cost o f this section, nate In a cypress sw am p nt Luke M on­ T o ta l 2 f t . bottom w idth; slope I 1 roe, consisting u f fuur sections, I. e., 82, »950.00. to 1. '»3, »V and SO. Section 99— Is 2500 feet long from Section B9— I s . 900 fe e t lon g from S ta ­ tion *4 to 75 nnd con sists o f 202 cubic Station 60 tn 25 and conslHtH o f 4320 yards uf excavation estim ated at *10.30. coble yards o f excavation estimated nt Clearing estim ated ut /f30.U0. »T o ta l *048.00. Clenrlng estimated at *165. 0 estimated cost o f this Hectlon, estimated cost o f this • section. $00.30 Tolill *813.00. 2 ft. bottom Width; slope 1 . siouc. i tu.J;.3 J o o t buttum w idth. . Section 83.— Is 2500 fe e t long from Section 104^—Is 1500 feet long from Station 75 to 60 and consists o f 2522 cubic yards o f excn vatlon estim ated at Station 25 to “ O " and cous I hI h o f 3310 Clearing estim ated at *30.00. T o ta l cubic yards o f excavation, fHlInmted m Total estim ated coat o f this section, *496.60. Clearing eHtlmateil at * 1 10.au estim ated cost o f II i I h sectln »la s.30. , Station 61. 2 ft. bottom ; Stn- T o ta l *606.50. B ottom width, 1ft.; slope 114 tlon £3, 3 ft. on bottom ; I to I slope. . Section 84.— Is 2500 feet lon g from to 1. T o ta l estim ated cost Goldsboro Ditch Station 60 to 25 ami con sists o f 1870 No. 28: cubic ynrds o f ex ca va tio n estim ated at T o ta l CHtlmatml cost o f excavation »351.40. E stim ated cost o f clearin g. »30. ou. Total estim ated cost o f this section. *2014.60. Total estimated cost of clenrlng 1311.40. 2 ft. bottom ; 1 to 1 slope. Section 85.— Is 2600 foot lon g from *576.00. Engineering. *60.00. Station 26 to '‘O '' and consists o f 2198 T o ta l estim ated cost o f Ditch No. 28, cubic ■yards o f excavation estlm nted nt *2049.60. *329.70. C lenrlng estim ated at »10.00 One culvert, Ht. Ile r tr u d e ’s Avenue. 16 Thr rtiile will be’ rrCTivrd upon each tectian n» _4 fe e t »46.00. T o ta l estim ated cost o f this tabulated or Upon each eomplrle and M-parate hnsection. *384.70. 2 ft. bottom width; provrtnrnt or upon all of the work included in thr 1 lo 1 slopo. diet (let at a whole. Total estim ated cost o f St. Joseph’s Hidden will find I lie plant, (iron let and «per I Ora­ Ditch, No. 24. tion* on tile la the utfke of Wilbur A. tJinn. EnTotal estim ated cost o f excavation, Ineer in Charge, Koom 5,'Die First National Bank *1019.70. iuildlnil, Sanford, Florida Total estim ated cost o f clearin g, * 100.A certified rheei for ten percent of the eetlmalrd 00 amount of *uch Improvement bid muit accompany Estimated cost o f cu lvert, »16.00. each bid lo «how good faith by the contractor or Engineering, »60.00. contractor«. Sold amount to be returned upon cr­ Total estim ated cost *1221.70. eeled bid» or upon execution uf contract. Sucre*» ul hlddere will be rrqulrrd tn'enter Into bond and runlracl far faithful performance of work for the Btebstrom Ditch, Wo. 99. total amount of work, within five day« time from Beginning at Station “ O'* ft. IV. corner date of »ale or forfeit amount deposited. Lot 31, M. M. S m ith ’s su b-division No. 3 Sold work to be paid for in ca»h a« the work proHectlon 28, T ow n sh ip i<*. Smith llungr greefte«. 25 percent being retained unlit completed.Th irty.one (3 1 ) East, thenco north on when a »eUlemrnt will lie made In full. vast side o f Stenstrum A v n u e to HtaRight 1« re«erved to rrjtct any or all h i d » . ___ _ • __ Bo.'1 . 61-70 on tint snath sid e o f M onroe Uy seder » 4 ihe lie aid lifwwumy (OffnniMtoner* - ' A V e il 11,.- I lu m e n ■ ■ Id . l u l u n iiL' I I' U . i l k l ' of Orange county, Fla. ™long south slda o f M onroe A ven u e to B M ROBINSON. Clerk. (nation 76 on east side o f M onroe A v e ­ Addres* all hid» to B M dbgilnion. Clerk of (lie nue, there In tersectin g the Monroe Circuit Court, Orlando, Fla. Ditch at- the N . W . C orner o f L o t 6*. nt- Jsoph's su b-division con sistin g o f three sections. I. e., 88, 87 and 88. Station 88— Is 2600 fe e t lon g fro m ___ W U n t J M o 6 0 -und con sists o f 2210 SSiJc yards o f exca va tion estim ated at *331.60. C learin g estim ated at »80.00. V.nr®„«u,vort M onroe Avenue, 16 f t span, Hie Struggle Discourages Many *46.00. T o ta l estim ated cost o f this 5®°Don, 1468.60. 2 fe e t on bottom - 46 Citizen of Sanford Uegrco slope. • • ^ o n 8T7,— In *600 fe e t lon g from Stnllon 60 to 26 and consists o f 276u Around all day with an aching track; • Vi1. , o f excavation , estim ated nt Can't rest at night; i- . . L’lea rln g estim ated nt »80,Oil. i i ‘ll? L .''* * i,,,ated cost o f th is section, hnough to make.aiiy one ‘‘give out.” — ¿i'SS* * fe e t bottom ; s lo t«« 46 degTir'H D o a n s - Kidney l ’ ilts will give re­ ni?f,ctl0? -.88— ** 1100 f<Tt lon g fro m newed life. ¡?,.Won * ° "O ” und consists o f 2141 JV",10, >ards o f excavation , fsU iiiu tcd ut They will cure the backache; in?. . C lea rin g estim ated a t (30.00. Cure every kidney ill. One cu lvert St. O ortrudo's A ven u e, 16 Here is Sanford proof that thi* is so: Jr •Pan, *46.00. T o ta l estim ated oost L ee Rogers, carpenter, First St., *m a . section, *391.16. S tation I t 1 ft. to 2 ft. on bottom . 46 degree Sanford, Fla., says: “ Last spring I GIV IN G OUT °*tlm a te d cost o f Btcnstrom Ul' r *!* Mo. 26: * 10£5*1 e e' ll,n a ted oost o f excavation , Elvaring, »190.00. K M inuiod cost o f cu lverts, »90.0ft. Engineering. »80.00. ____ « | ^ 7 r ^ ttn ig ts d cost o f d itch Nn. ^ 5 „ M o n r o . Branch Ditch. Wo. 90. ’»„ i'^ a ln n ln g a t Station “ O j on the north 8 t Q ertrudo’s A ven u o and the &*“ 1 w »rn« r IL o t »9. Ht. Joseph’a. s ir l ! " n. *.*/ T o w n sh ip 1», South lla n g e cf thence nortli on tho w est slue Hay burn Bond fo llo w in g the meanv»n,v *. tho old established . w ater 4£° a Bintlon 86: thenco n orthw est ta iiritii*® * crossin g old n a rro w gttng. m „ “ A^Jirnd* to station 90i term in a tin g fo u c K V i o f *7**® M onroe c o n ila tln g o f 160* fe e l long froun autlon » » to 71 nnd consists of »»• oublc had u severe attack o f lumbago and was unable to get around for »evcral day». My hack was so lame that I could hardly dress tnyself. I used plasters "and nibbed my back with lin i­ ments but could get no permanent re­ lief. A frienti- tinnliy advised me to try )oan'5 Kidney Fills which I did. In a cw days after using them, my back felt stronger and by the lime I bad finished the contents o f one box, the lameness and pain bad disappeared]. I am now able \q work every day with­ out the least inconvenience.'' Fur sale by all dealers, fcl’ rice 50 cents. Fm ter-M ilburn Co,, Buffalo. Mew Y ork, sole agents for |hc United Slates. Remember the name— Doan s—-and take no other. it NEWS Of THE WORLD 4 H 4 444< »4 »4U 4 H 4 4 4 H W H » S 4 4 4 4 4 » W 4 W W W W W M W W W W M * , Items of Interest Gleaned From Varloift Sources Í HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK T h e F am ou s J e w e l B rand Here the Readers Will Find a Brief Historical Sprint Flowing For Hurried Readers (Guaranteed to give satisfaction) Alexis Lnudnnt, with a broken back, is on his wny to hla home in Russia to ece his parents before ^ ie dies, the doctors having told him ChiiLhe ennnot Uve’ nmny dnys. fly the premature explosion o f sevcml thousand pound of,dynamite at n stone quarry near South Bethlehem, N. Y „ last week, twenty persons were killed, ninny o f them being disfigured beyond reconj}- ■;! nition, Among the killed were three offi­ cers of the company operating the quarry. — Bishop Charles R. Galloway o f the Meth­ odist church, died iusaj, week, of pneumonia, ngcd’ oS years. J. Pape Brown of Hawklnsvillehnsbeen appointed treasurer of Georgia to (Ul the place of Robert E. Park, deceased. " I f You Love Your Wife Don’t Roust Her” Unable to control her pnsslon ftir danc­ ing, Marie Fron, n frail girl of Chicago, Inst week waited until she fainted. She was taken to a hospital where she. died the next day. Buy a Hot W eather Gas Range The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co To show the wonderful strides that nre being made along electrical lines, the big auditorium In Omaha wns lighted Inst SANFORD. FLORIDA week by wireless electricity from n tower six miles uwuy. The method used wus that of Dr. F. H. Millener, and is the same used hy-hlmdiuqtefating n tntmir~Tnf' hl~ WH H M W 4 W 4 W H 4 M W W W W W W W M 8 M M AM W M 4 4 4 W W * ' i distance. WltbunrndUrvTlIé'Wrlglit, of aeroplane fitme, anti their ■ sister, have returned from their Europenu trip, where they met with great success. Ovations and receptions marked their entire journey from the lime they left tifwfr home in t)iiytun.OI¡lo7uhtn their return. . For a Few Weeks Only B usiness co m pells m e to be absent Fifteen hundred student» of the com­ mercial high school of Tokio, Japan, have left that institution because the gaverjtmerit refused to give the school the rank of a university. Litter, the building was practically destroyed by 11ns thought lobe the work of the students or their friends. from th e c ity fo r the next tw e n ty or th irty days, during w h ich tim e m y C e le ry L an d s on th e Now Fam ous W e s t S id e w ill be handled by G. Mrs. Russell Snge has donated $25,000 to the school for mountain hoys near Rome, -D erry-at4herP eoptes-B ahk. Colgate Hoyt, just returned to this coun­ try from an automobile trip through Ku* rujie and Africa, suys while (hejmtty wns n the middle of the Sahara desert they were overtaken by n blinding snow Blorm. The snow idled up in drifts and the wind was biting.add. * Ü 8. 1VIr. D e r ­ - if ry w ill be In . position to execu te con ­ tra c ts o r deeds in connection w ith sale of m y lands. P. I). Dial or Atlanta diFd o f hydropho­ bia lust week from the bite of a dog. re­ ceived in February. Steamship Mauretania, of the Canard line, crossed the Atlantic last week in 4 days,4H hours and II minutes, heating nl recosM PAmlssion bus been given to Horace G. Harold to remove u huge meteorite which he found in the Washington na­ tional forest. It js estimated to he four feet thick, six feet wide and ten feet long, and to weigh twelve tons. ^ Tornndoes have been doing destructive work the past week. In Kansas City and suburbs In Missouri many persons were injured and jpuch property destroyed. In Hollis, Kansas, three went killed and ten injured, and every building in the town was wrecked or damaged. Eighteen men and women in Moscow, Russia, have been setene**] to perpetual exile in4»ibcfttt lor-|>olitie«] reason W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y ACENT8 General Insurance OM Ic* with HOLDEN R I A L E S T A T I CO. Florida Sanford, S. F. SALLAS & CO. i -Tin, Slate and Tile Reofeg- 9 Ex-Gov. A. P. Biddle of Kansas was killed last week in an uutomublle accident while out pleasure riding. ■. Fire G u tte r and G a lv an ize d T an k s R e p a ir VY^rk a -S p s o ia lty -'— —7 Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue Sanford, Florida At the funeral of Heinrich Conreid, for­ 1j » » » 4 4 W W M » 4 W » H W 4 W M 4 W A 4 H W 4 4 4 H 4 W H H » 8 H 4 H 4 H 4 M 13 mer director of the New York Metropolh tan Opera Co., held last w i*k In the Met­ ropolitan Ojiera House, the building was filled to its utmost capacity. The music wus furnished by star ojiera singers and a joys' choir. Prof. W. F. Carpenter nnd CHAS. H. E V A N S Edbl Stephen **_ Worn -delivered- -eulogies. Five men convicted uf re-grndliig and re-gauging of naval stores were sentenced lust week In Savannah to Dues and im­ prisonment! ranging from $2,000 to $3,000; the IntjirisoninenU were for three months. The cates have been appealed. Bandits held up an express train on the Great Northerti railway pear Spokane^ Wash., last Sunday, and stx’ured $20,000 from the express car. A.rawttrd oi $10.000 has been offered for (lie arrest of each bandit. The International League for Highway Improvement, in session in Richmond, Vo^ last,week, have asked pongres* for an ap­ propriation of $l,0f)0.000 lo support the work of building a model highway betweep Florida and Maine. The next meetlngjs to be held In §t. Augustine, June' 10, It and 12,1010. Staple and F ancy Groceries Full Line of High-Grade Cigars nmi Tobaccos Agent for the Famous CLOVER H IL L BRAND BUTTER I SANFORD, FLORIDA CRUTCHFIELD & W00LF0LK P IT T S B U R G , P A . BRANCHES Chicago Cincinnati Jacksonville Sales Agents and Distributors ~ SANFORD CELERY UNION Room 16, Pico Block. ’Pliono 209 SANFORD, FLA. ,w Ì - -,— • HITANCIIES ; New York Washington Sanford , �IN THE SOCIAL WORLD Items of Interest Concerning — — - Society People.-^ S a y » The D e tr o it P o e t—Anil So Say W e All Of Us . ' The following poem 1» referred to The Herald editor by W. S. Branch. Orlando correspondent for the Tlmes-Unlon: P O I N T S P U R E IY PERSONA! "In Detroit, life's Worth Living Everyday; In Detroit, we are living haw Celery City Vanity Talr While Away the Golden Hours— Social Gossip. The W ednesday Club ------------- — The regular program was. first a paper on John Bright, prepared and given by Mias Ada' Bowler. She traced in a moat Interesting mnnner Ids history from young manhood up to his more mature years, and on tlirough to the end of his eventful, influential life. The second paper was a "Comparison of the reigns of Elizabeth and Victoria." by E. W. D. Dunn. Time and thought in lib­ eral portions must have been given (o this topic, and the paper was much enjoyed. And while we still feel that we may not give to Victoria intellectually the strength o f character Elizabeth possessed, morally she took n much higher rank: ~ “ The unity of the English-speaking race," from Montgomery, was read by Mrs. Marls. On motion, the meeting adjourned until the second Monday In November ' A t thecloseof the meeting refreshments were served, then all adjourned to the lawn where the roses, nnd the grove of nine trees on Silver Lake received o generous s h a re o f admiration. In closing, we woujd suggest to the peo­ ple of Sanford who have not visited this vicinity, that they hpvc missedseeingone of Florida's most beautiful sjwts. Members of the club present, were: Presents to the Investor the Best Opportu­ nities in Florida Blithe and gay. Thirty-four member* and guests o f the Wednesday Club attended tbe closing meeting o f the year, held Wednesday a f­ ternoon, May 12th. nt the home of Professor and Mrs. G eorge 1- -Maris on Onoro andSilver lakes. * A fter the reading of the minutes by the retiring secretary, Mrs. Whltner, the busi­ ness of the club was taken up. which w » * — •— principally the subject o f joining the Flor­ ida Fédération o f Clubs. A fter considera­ ble. out becoming n part o f thestnieorganlzo- diacimina.U>Avat In Detroit, life b cheerful AU the while. For our people eoothe the tearful With a »mile To a »tranger. foe or frien d ,.___ W»*tra a helping hand lo lend And our retting lime we »prnd On Belle Me. . Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed, $25.00 to $200.00 per acre Celery farms, with flowing wells all tiled, drained nnd ready for crop, $1300.00 to $100000 per acre. ------------- » -<t— ------. . City property, improved and unimproved timlier land with finest site in Florida for crate factory, Others t e l l you what can be done. K. R. MURRELL is n practical farmer as well as rOaf estate broker, and is here to show, you what has been and can be done. ln Detroit, we have pleasure* By the *core; And the rarest of our treasures. Ye*, and more. Is our river, Ohl ao bright. Cool and reatful, day and night. Source of Infinite delight. 0'e> and o'er. K. JL M U R R E L L In Detroit. Ufo'a worth living Evensday: Foils are gentle and forgiving. If you atray. MarZarrtta Marlin Fannie S. Muniun w w tv w t O'er the silent, unknown tea. Far away.” Ueutcnant-Com m ander llu lch I. Cone Advanced Washington, May 18__ Official announce­ ment was made at the navy department today o f the appointment o f - Lieutenant Commander Hutch I. Cone to be Chief of the bureau of steam engineering, and not long afterward his nomination went to the senate from the white house, and soon the navy department will have a real head o f the bureau. His appointment is a distlnot advance. As far as rank and pay go he advances from.(he. grade of lieutenant commander to that of rear admiral. His ft fleers have recently called him wdmtrel In abeyance For Our Store We have anticipated " T'orrvtt Lake ** F. E. Komlllct - fleeda.and. Bought-Oiir BUICK CARS A ll to Suit YOU and YOUR « » ■■Rb tiBaaear— ■• Pocket-book The Welaka Club entertained |he gen­ tlemen last week at Mrs* S. O! Chase's residence on Oak avenue. Cards and dancing were the order of the evening, after which choice refreshments rounded out an evening of enjoyment. The W e­ laka Club at present has no home, having given up the club house. Early in the fall they expect to arrange for suitable quarters and will entertain the members and guests in their usual sumptuous style. Sucli an organization ought tu have a nice building and a movement is now on foot to provide a line club house that can be utilized by nil tbe Sanford clubs. N e w M o d e l F Buick YOUR tinction by taking the torpedo flotilla around South America. Later he wns fleet engineer of the Atlantic fleet. He TnrFlortdtan, fl ‘ resiuent o f Hamilton cot/my and all Florida will rejoice to learn that his appointment has been confirmed. Ethel M andevllle's N arrow Escape During the thunder shower Inst Tuesday nfternoon, when hail and ra^n were coming down in copious quanties, a vivid flash of Mrs. M H. Bowler Mlu Gertrude Surer " Sydney O. Chase Mrs. Albrrt M. Thtaaher lightning and a deafening peal of thun­ " John W. Dick In* " David L. ThruITicr der startled everyone, it was evident " E. W. D Dunn " Cbsrle* E. Walker there had been a "strike,” but few tycre " Georfietl. Fernald " Charles K. Walker MU* Clara L Guild " II. F. Whliner, tr Mr». A. D. Key " Mr». Lyman Phelp* aware o f how near fatal results had been " Geo. L. Mart* B J. N. Whliner averted. Ethel Mandeville, aged about " " Real Estate Broker Spring is opening you up nnd will be compelled come out in a New N e w Garage in Connection for Repairing and S to ra g e of Autom obiles Oak A v e . b e tw e e n S econ d and T h ird S treets to Outfit Why not let us supply your FRANK needs? L. W O O D R U FF Sanford's Only Exclusive Shoe Store y There is nothing new under the turn' But none of tbe Goods-under STRONG LINE Of CIIILDRIN’S SCII00I SIKHS our roof are OLD, and much The Ditesi Fnll Styles in Ladies’, Gent’s and Children' Just Received Mrs. Forrest Lake gave n luncheon on We don't charge anything for a look. Another S to re F or Sanford Monday evening after the recital of Mrs. The furniture business of L. Meriwether Come and investigate before Fannie Munson. Among the out of town has been disposed o f to M K. Jones of guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Palmer, buying elsewhere Savannah, a member o f M. K. Jones the Miss Dickson and Miss Hart, of Orlando. furniture house of -that city. The Meriwether store is closed today for the purpose of taking * «lock prior to turning It over to Mr. Jones and no de­ tails have as yet been given out us tu whether the business will be conducted at the same stand or not. Ijj with may [Is one block from 1st One uf ItlC eVents ol the stated that a branch of the Jones & Me the Junior reception to the Senior class Laughlln will be opened about tbe first street, but it will pay last night nt the S a nford House, you to can nua_see the will be given in next weeks issue. D. L. Thrasher connection .tld*4—Ht toy MRS. M. L. ALLEN The Crippen Music Store . High-grade Pianos, Organs, ■ and Graphophones. Low Prices Easy Payments. Pico Ulucl new and up-to-date she curries SATISFAC TIO N G UARANTEED ~G lve 1Vle a Share o f - Cagles at Plant City Quite p number of Sanford Eagle» Y our Patronage goods has just been received. Tbe stock is a large and most complete one, com­ Commercili Street Neir the D prising dry goods, notlons,ladies' and genu' furnishings, shoes, hats, suit-cases and house-furnishings. An up-to-date tailor­ O ld Shoes W a n te d ing business will be conducted )n connec­ I am again asking for OLD SHOES. I tion, In which the latest patterns and styles will give whut they,are worth w ill be displayed. The business will be SIZES. 6, 7, 8. 9. I0 II AND IS conducted upon the cash plan, which engbjes.. the purchaser to- buy ail goods at A . E . Ir v in ’s S h o e -8 hop Cor. 3rd St. and Sanford Aye. rock-bottom prices. Read the advertise­ ment in this issue. Knight's Cash Stores IM P R O V E D O R D E R O F R E ^ M E f i W e k iv a T r ib e No. 41 [unthu gmnnris o f Sanfonl. Meetings on Ibe Ut siuijhul Wednesday of each month in Msadhic Ha IL Vlaiiing broth- The purest nnd most refreshing bottle drink on die mar­ ket today, is being mudo by the Pepsi Cola Bottling Po ­ of Sanford, nnd to the.lovers of n delirious find healthful drink. We invite you to see the sanitary way in which this drink is being put up by us. And to the city merchant, we ask him to come also and see, tint he may know the kind of goods lie is handling when selling die pure and refreshing Pejisi Coin. And to those of other towns., wn.will.itsk.dial Jji.yy dmp requestinga sample of the pure Pepsi Cola, thdj they too may get in lino -and sell the purest driiik made. . x . Send ua an order, or coll on us, we are out for die busi­ ness and if a pure drink nnd courteous attention, you want, we ure die boys for you. Phone �JS» .vr-v:- 5* ; IN SANFORD— Life Number 41 is Worth Living SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY. MAY 28 1909 First Year HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Thuradny evening. May 20th. the mem* stand on the corner nml count them ns hers of the Junior Class o f 1009 gave the they go around to the Motion tiTsce the Seniors a delightful reception ut the San­ train» come in. ford House, to which the High School The large marble building on the ear­ faculty, the trustees with their wives and ner to your right, is the First National the .Honk. This Is one of the most benutiful were Invited. JUuU4ing*JLn tha CUir, i»-tlro mt)y mrThe lobby o f the Sanford House wii; (Tottal hank In Orange county. profusely mnturrtsrtrtiHp decorated with Yes, minima, we have street lights, but magnolias mid yellow daisies, suggestive when tlte moon shines we do not light of the class colors which are white and them fur It would ¿dipse its light. Sonin gold, and which nestling in their glisten­ time In the near future we will have elec­ ing green foliage added brightness and tric lights. onlnintlonto the scene. We will now spin up Magnolia avenue. The guests were met at the door by On Uiu-loft is tlte People's-Bank," one oF Miss Mamie Knight, a member of the the famous William system. ... Junior Class nnd shown 4 » the cloak mid This beautiful large barn is the Sanford lint room. They wero then taken charge Opcrn House, nml is certainly a credit to of by Miss Annie Higgins, Eugene Roumnny town or city. It was built in the days iltnt nnd Elton Moughlun who presented of *fll, and has never been repaired. In them to tile nchoo! faculty and graduates this opera house, some yearn ago Mis» Kmstanding in a line in the left of the lobby nin Abbott sung under n guarantee of to greit their friends nnd receive their one thousand dollars n night. The build­ congratulations and good wishes. ing is luild_lu-Hiver<nwfl fur -this reasonr When this pleasure was over Misses On we go, and turn down Fourth street Edith'Stewart nnd Evn Frcngitr escorted to Turk avenue.' This large park with Its the guests to n small table near Oil? foot -b«HHiftrl-p«tins, trees, fountains, tiilnla-~ of the stfilrwny, on which Mood n large ture pond and Rowers furnishes comfort —cet-gl«iHi-peiieh--1»«»wl; -filled“with "punch nntPptrnsuro for many Sanford people III whli-h floated—luscious-.Mfawbafric*r during the hot summer months; while Hie and presided over by Mrs.-II. F. Whitucr rckDowned Sanford Hand plays its benuti­ who dispensed the delicious beverage ful ajrs In lh e large handstand In the cen­ wite smiles and pleasant greetings to all ter of the park. Sanford has n number of - ‘ -AfterTTircting nnd talking with epeh Sanford High School mid Proposed extension these parks scattered in and about the other nmP’the pupils nml faculty the city which ennhles the people to enjoy thf guests were invited by Misses Myrtle Ralph E. Stevens, presenting a ml describ­ OUR OWN LITTLE WORLD carry away Ihisimmcnscnmnuniof celery, "Land of Flowers nnd Sunshine." . Ni|s> nnd Nellie Amick to the refreshment ing Sanford ns "Our Own Little World” By Rai.ch Stevens Certainly, in Sanford, life is worth livknown us the Sanford & Everglades rail­ room, where tiiey were served witli ice in an entertaining ami satirical style. Now! ladies and gentlemen, Item is your road, and by some us the "Slow ami End­ dng,cream nnd cuke. The color scheme was He made a number of amusing locul hits opportunity for feeing this enlcrprlsing less." We hope that some day this rollIn Honor or High School Seniors ' also carried out In the refreshments. which were thoroughly enjoyed by the little city— the wonder of the world— soon rond may he extended as far south as One of the nicest affairs of the season L, The Stumon orchestra seated In the appreciative audience, It may he for the to he colled the “ Huh of Florida.” Let me Lake Okeechobee.. The farm now an your was a party Inst Monday evening nt Mrs. dining room made the pleasure of the tirst time that some of them were priv­ show you the city nml its suburbs in thjs! left is owned by Mr. At K. Rossiter, presi­ Peabody's, giveii In honor of the seniors evening complete by their dreamy, sweet ileged to see themselves ns others some­ dainty "sewing machine auto." This was dent of this famous railroad. of the High School. The roouiB were beau­ times see them. His essay is given in the first car in Sanford, purchased at i\ music. This farm is owned by u Sanford drug- tifully degornted In gofil a ml white, the All who were so fartunnte ns to receive full la this issue. great pf ice, never known to be out of com­ gist who raises forty acres ofceleryammse'iior^clnss .colura. J'Jm jtuunimr. _____ invitations to this charming function ore Ill Kermnics Miss Ruth E. Abbott very mission. Some day it will take Ita placet q1JJ&,JUUlJEfiLM U M . l-«itie “ w r M ip plcnsniitly. passed in. the playing of gantrii Indebted to the Juniors for a most de- duxmingJy ¿aught -•hem-ers' xnmt In ­ in-tbr Field ftltltiWIhfV’besidellie first locif^ 'iKirt p a wife. — ' nnd in listening to Jind participating in -‘ itstotTflrwsiflfl?.— *— " terest! ag--lessons on the discovery nnd motive. Very well, latly, we will start our ■rWo now go down lleardoil h venue nnd instrumental and vocal music. Midway After the reception was over nl 10:00 use of many materials, In the manufac­ lour by beginning at the railroad station, lake a cross country run, passing through of the evening lunches were served In pa­ a number of the young people remained ture of earthen vessels and beautiful going down Commercial street to Palmetto historic Fort Reed. Here was the s|>ot lter buckets, nnd cricli girl had n fortune nnd enjoyed a dance given by the young china, nml also refreshing their memories avenue. As we leave the station, notice where the town hall slotsE-Huil afterwards for the boy she had lunch with, which cre­ •men nnd other gentlemen who were pres­ on the names mid locations of the world's the large building in front of us. This was moved into Sanford. This building ated much merriment. Later In the eve­ ent. This pleasant occasion, however, was famous potteries.1 beautiful building is called the Wellbourm* was noted for two reasons. First, Fay ning ice cream und cake were served. hut the prelude to the crowning event of The orchestra rendered another sclee- block, ami is one of Sanford's numerous Templeton began her career us actress, Those present wore Mae Hamilton, Josie this interesting and happy week, which ion following which Prof. Snlirie of Stet­ skyscrapers. As we ' go on, notice tiie giving the first theatrical |>erfurinance in und JessieStuiium. Annie Higgins. Grade was the commencement exercises Friday son University made a most excellent large building la your right. This is the Orange county, and second, it wns In this Davies, Martha Fox. Sully Lou Peabody, evening, May 21st. In the opera house. filing our honorable secretary of the address, holding the attention and interest Sanford House. Until about fourycurs ago Ed. larne, Henry Peabody. Stardey Wood, The parents, relatives, friends and it was caused to change its name to the opl hoard. Mr. It. F. Whittier, started Arclllc Hrtts. Claude CoQpe, Ralph Ste­ of the audience very closely. It wus not strangers lllled the o|>crn house In over­ only a pleasure but a privilege to hear "New Sanford House, on account of re­ iiisjeduculiomil career under the guidance vens, I>r. Unit ami Don Peabody, and Mrs. flowing long before the hour fortius exer­ him. Ills good advice to the graduates, ceiving a new coat of paint. Tin; dock on of Mrs. Hernandez, now Mrs: Duke of OrMarshall and Mrs. Peabody. All declared cises to begin, in their desire to. show all young |»cople and parents, wus so the left, stretching far out into.beautiful IuikIo. that they had a fine time. Lake Monroe, is the. Clyde Line dock, so their interest nnd pleasure in the occasion We are now approaching the city again, wisely, kindly uml^ciitertuiniiigly given nml to do honor to those who were to that ninny good results should follow. mimed for the home of steamers which coining in on Sanford uvenue. This part M urrny-llousctioldcr Nuptials arrive here dully. This is the favorite At the Methodist parsonage Just Wed­ graduate. ^ of the city was once the principal part of The faculty and trustees are to be con­ promenade for young couples and chance Saliford, but the city having grown the nesday night Miss Eva L.’ Murray nml l)r. •The High School faculty, graduates nnd gratulated on their wise selection of u acquaintances. This, hidy. is Sanford's other way. it has become u back number, W. E. Houshofilcr were julued in wed­ High School, the trustees and niemliers speaker. famous lake front. Notice the artistic way nml.Is mostly |>upululcd by negroes. lock, Rev. A..E. Hmishohler officiating. of the school board who could be present, The short address by Prof. Perkins to the speaker for the evening nnd Rev. R. in which the tin cuns in the background tye now tutu down Seventh street. The The announcement will he u surprise to thi> graduates in presenting the diplomas blend with the old barrel hoops. The air Imiduifulrbulldmg on your left is theSun- the many friemlH of the young couple ns Lee Kirkland met ut the residence of could not he surpassed, it was so rich ill Is so sweetly laden with the odors arising fofd High School, the leading hlgh.schtAil only n few friends were uwnre of the Mrs. Koumillal mid marched in a body to commendation, encouragement, congrat­ from the bonilouds of the -finny tribe the opera house. They were met ut the in the county. For several years it .wns event nml jwere present. ulation und kindly suggestion on the The bride is n resident orUaltimoreand brought here for shipment. door by F. E. RoumUlat, dr., marshal of knuwn as n school for girls, but now boys duties (llld responsibilities of life, to those The Inke front is not beautiful now, but attend it. nnd nre even graduating from far the Inst three months has had charge the evening, carrying his badge of office with whom he has been so closely related will he some day when dreams come true. it., (n the famous Celery City edition, nnd of the millinery department o f J. K. Metdecorated with green nnd purple ribbons for several years past us teacher and As we go ulmig the lake front, notice M^iiy advertisements of the clty.a picture Unger. She Is of n lovable und cheerful (school color») and escorted to the singe pupil and wlio&e minds and characters that the men on the left hand aide of the bf'tRe school building is given, showing disposition and has scores of friend« in uml scots arranged for them In u semi­ he has lieen instrumental in guiding nnd i lrecl arc tilrninfi “ p l[i" lr wniL- the new milieu Tins is a greut mistake. San forrl. circle. The stage was tastefully decorated -4+fee+iugi— ---------- ------those on the right hnnd^ldc are taking off Our new annex Is thc aJJ sdiool building — Tfte-groonrtsn prominent dentist, of -wiUt-pohns, ferns uml pul plrniTC The people p f Sanford nre proud of their coats.. JChia aluiws.Hie -nmrvcfirnr îâcntëil u if Palmetto avenue uml Fifth this eitv. the eldest—son - uf-Rev. A~Er~ Tlicjlrodunteo, MiBses Julia May Ham­ Pjpf- Perkins__ TUcyJnKiw antH tpntPCtnte VliTingr-s—ln_out—iilinmter-ditmford—tmztTTTPeT While here, gaze gl the scenery Houshofilcr, pastor of the Methodist ilton. Kuth£. A bbott nml A liceF -H ob * the fuel Hint hé'lins with the loyul co- more dim ate to the square inch than nny on your right, with the artistic coal shtllc church. ■^fenrwnrB Uhiled in the center of the ojteroliou of his able assistants worked other city in the world. Tin- most partic­ looming In the foreground; sec how the The happy young couple will mukeSancircle and Just buck of them Messrs. up the school to its present high standard. ular person is bound to be suited. bjauk diamonds glisten in the sun; this ford their future home and The Herald Claude W. Coffee. Edward F. I-ane, Henry He has won a place in the hearts o f the This street is Palmetto nvenuc. Let me is eyer a delight to Hie small buy. When joins in congratulations nnd best wishes H. Peabody, Ralph E. Stevens nnd Stan­ patrons and people, who are justly proud call your attention to the numerous pal­ lessons become irksome, many un inter­ for their future prosperity. ley K. Wood, the young gentlemen grad­ o f their school principal. metto tre e rtit the street. This is the city esting principle of the laws of physics is uates. Completing the circle on the right Burial o f W. C. Yelser hull. No. madam; not that building; that Illustrated by this useJul incline. How While the orchestra played their lust were Prof. N. J. Perkins, Miss Clara Louise The remains o f W. C. Yelser, who died Guild, Miss Alice M. Tetherly1 nnd Miss number the ushers carried unit6ful of is an automobile garage. It was built half could we get along without it T In Jacksonville Tuesday last, were Inter­ Tills is the building of the Sanford'Ice Harriet Herrick the.High School faculty. beautiful Hewers mid presents on the a century ago, and is good enough for red in Lnkeview cemetefy^csteirday'un­ another. -----;-----— nnd Water Company,owned uml managed On their Jr/L wens-tlui trustees, Messrs. Stage from the .-families nhd Intimata der churge of the Sanford Motions. Mr. We now go out Second street to Mellonby our present mayor, Mr. Lake. He has friends of the graduates and laid them at C. R. Walker. L. K. Philips and U. F. Yelser wns well knuwn In Suuford, as wus Whitncr, Jr.; Messrs. It, K. Witherington their feet. Mr. J. E. Puce in his desire to ville uVenue. Tho house on the left, stand­ a patent for manufacturing a most |>ecuhis wife, formerly Miss Carrie Ulaine. and D. L. Thrasher, members of the coun­ share his pleasure with others, and {vide ing back from the road, is the home of Mr. iiarjee, flavored witli ammonia. Mr. Yelser wns prominent in Jackson' ty school hoard; Prof. A. A. L. Suhric mid in occasion, presented euch one of. the J. E. Puce, one o f Sanford's oldest citi­ turn here and go down French uveville business circles having been con­ zens,und famous celery grower. Mr. How­ Rev. R. L, Kirkland, pastor o f the Congre­ eight graduates with n liaiulsome bou­ m|o to First street. Let me cull your at­ ard Gould tried to purchase this place, but tention to Sanford's street car system. It nected with the Southern Drug Co. for gational church. ... . quet of carnations nnd roses. Mr. Pace not curing to sell. Mr. Gould is very fine. Yyuu can truvel so far for sevcrul years and at the lime of hlsdealh was in business for himself. After an overture by the Stumon or­ . After the exercises were oyer «in.Ju^ bought half the Pennsylvania railroad In­ p nitikle that It will take you a week to find He leaves a wife andduughter to mourn chestra the Invocation wns mado by Rev. formal reception wus held on the stage Ids loss. stead. VouV way back. ; . Or. Kirkland In u very impressive man­ and ut its conclusion the faculty, grad­ We »gw approach Celery-uvenue.-the ner. He was followed by tbe High School uates nnd High School^ jret nr no«), ly Hie 'We are now on First street, the princi­ N olle« OF Stockholders* Meeting or greatest street in tbe city or suburbs, the pal business street In thu city, and the residence of Mrs. Roumilìat' and spent n GtuHW w ith -tr weff* fifldefea'Tetectlon.' The Sanford Light &. Fuel Co. Fairyland Waltz. Tlui orchestra again pleasant hour with each other and in the greatest producer of Celery in the world. first Which has been fortunate enough to To The Stockholders at Said Company.-* Thers-wjll bs an liiiuoruiii farellngoi I lie am On tills one street alone there is enough btf |»aved with brick. Aa we puss up this holders entertained the audience After .which Mr. enjoyment of delicious refreshments. . of the Santoni I.ltlit & Fuel Cornpaos celery raised yearly to supply the whole street, admire the numerous akvsrrnprna Stanley E. Wood gave a very Interesting Sanford.has indeed done herself proud ■ | m. Allly requested to lo allend as unford tins more skyscrapers than nny stockholders are earnestly review of .the world's greut luventors and on tills hnimv occasion.-rcmcmhrriny United States.—-------------- ----------- "— mailers at imiiortauee will be ijrfure sekl merlins Yes. inudum, ground is this part of the other city in Florida for Its size. That' tur ronsideraNon. thetrTlOhous inventions during the past with gratitude that her school su|>erErmteic It. Kamo, Attesi: (S u ll President. two centuries. The young man presented Intendent, teachers und truster «a rc work­ country is very valuable; It would cost, n man you sec on the corner is Janies Har­ Cm li. Fumalo, Sacra Sanfurd. FU.. May S7lh 41-3 his subject witli ease and In a masterly ing with united effort to make her school man Just ten dollars to leave his horse ris, telling about bis fumous kicking mule. Sanford has a population of about ten manner, showing both care und research meet all llie requirements of their chil* standing on a vacant lot for ten minutes Hot rolls every night for supper at 41-tf in its preparation.- He was followed by dren and rank with the best in the land* Just recently a railroad has been built t thousand people, and if this is doubted Spencer's Bakery. � 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, May 21, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 21, 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 21, 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/5081752630195be866d4c030ae35078d.pdf c02a0b3506c118fa302e4dfd020c16e8 PDF Text Text IN THE SOCIAL WORLD Say» The D etroit P oet—Anil So Say We All Of Us . ' Ite m s o f In te re s t C oncerning The following poem 1» referred to The — — - S o ciety P e o p le .-^ Herald editor by W. S. Branch. Orlando correspondent for the Tlmes-Unlon: P O IN T S P U R E IY PERSONA! "In Detroit, life's Worth Living Everyday; In Detroit, we are living haw Celery City Vanity Talr While Away the Golden Hours— Social Gossip. In Detroit, life b cheerful AU the while. For our people eoothe the tearful With a »mile To a »tranger. foe or frien d ,.___ W»*tra a helping hand lo lend And our retting lime we »prnd On Belle Me. MarZarrtta Marlin Fannie S. Muniun « » . Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed, $25.00 to $200.00 per acre Celery farms, with flowing wells all tiled, drained nnd ready for crop, $1300.00 to $100000 per acre. ------------- » -<t— ------. . City property, improved and unimproved timlier land with finest site in Florida for crate factory, Others t e l l you what can be done. K. R. MURRELL is n practical farmer as well as rOaf estate broker, and is here to show, you what has been and can be done. ln Detroit, we have pleasure* By the *core; And the rarest of our treasures. Ye*, and more. Is our river, Ohl ao bright. Cool and reatful, day and night. Source of Infinite delight. 0'e> and o'er. K. JL M U R R E L L In Detroit. Ufo'a worth living Evensday: Foils are gentle and forgiving. If you atray. Ueutcnant-Commander llulch I. Cone Advanced Washington, May 18__ Official announce­ ment was made at the navy department today of the appointment o f - Lieutenant Commander Hutch I. Cone to be Chief of the bureau of steam engineering, and not long afterward his nomination went to the senate from the white house, and soon the navy department will have a real head of the bureau. His appointment is a distlnot advance. As far as rank and pay go he advances from.(he. grade of lieutenant commander to that of rear admiral. His ft fleers have recently called him wdmtrel In abeyance For Our Store W e have anticipated N ew Model F Buick YOUR fleeda.and. Bought-Oiir tinction by taking the torpedo flotilla around South America. Later he wns fleet engineer of the Atlantic fleet. He TnrFlortdtan, fl ‘ resiuent of Hamilton cot/my and all Florida will rejoice to learn that his appointment has been confirmed. B U IC K " T'orrvtt Lake ** F. E. Komlllct - A ll to Suit YOU and YOUR ■■Rb tiB a a e a r — ■• Pocket-book The Welaka Club entertained |he gen­ tlemen last week at Mrs* S. O! Chase's residence on Oak avenue. Cards and dancing were the order of the evening, after which choice refreshments rounded out an evening of enjoyment. The We­ laka Club at present has no home, having given up the club house. Early in the fall they expect to arrange for suitable quarters and will entertain the members and guests in their usual sumptuous style. Sucli an organization ought tu have a nice building and a movement is now on foot to provide a line club house that can be utilized by nil tbe Sanford clubs. w w tv w t O'er the silent, unknown tea. Far away.” Ethel Mandevllle's Narrow Escape During the thunder shower Inst Tuesday nfternoon, when hail and ra^n were coming down in copious quanties, a vivid flash of Mrs. M H. Bowler Mlu Gertrude Surer " Sydney O. Chase Mrs. Albrrt M. Thtaaher lightning and a deafening peal of thun­ " John W. DickIn* " David L. ThruITicr der startled everyone, it was evident " E. W. D Dunn " Cbsrle* E. Walker there had been a "strike,” but few tycre " Georfietl. Fernald " Charles K. Walker MU* Clara L Guild " II. F. Whliner, tr Mr». A. D. Key " Mr». Lyman Phelp* aware of how near fatal results had been " Geo. L. Mart* B J. N. Whliner averted. Ethel Mandeville, aged about " " Presents to the Investor the Best Opportu­ nities in Florida Blithe and gay. The Wednesday Club ------------ — Thirty-four member* and guests of the Wednesday Club attended tbe closing meeting of the year, held Wednesday af­ ternoon, May 12th. nt the home of Professor and Mrs. George 1- -Maris on Onoro andSilver lakes. * After the reading of the minutes by the retiring secretary, Mrs. Whltner, the busi­ ness of the club was taken up. which w » * —•— principally the subject of joining the Flor­ ida Fédération of Clubs. After considera­ ble. diacim ina.U>Avat o u t becoming n part of thestnieorganlzoThe regular program was. first a paper on John Bright, prepared and given by Mias Ada' Bowler. She traced in a moat Interesting mnnner Ids history from young manhood up to his more mature years, and on tlirough to the end of his eventful, influential life. The second paper was a "Comparison of the reigns of Elizabeth and Victoria." by E. W. D. Dunn. Time and thought in lib­ eral portions must have been given (o this topic, and the paper was much enjoyed. And while we still feel that we may not give to Victoria intellectually the strength of character Elizabeth possessed, morally she took n much higher rank: ~ “ The unity of the English-speaking race," from Montgomery, was read by Mrs. Marls. On motion, the meeting adjourned until the second Monday In November ' At thecloseof the meeting refreshments were served, then all adjourned to the lawn where the roses, nnd the grove of nine trees on Silver Lake received o generous share of admiration. In closing, we woujd suggest to the peo­ ple of Sanford who have not visited this vicinity, that they hpvc missedseeingone of Florida's most beautiful sjwts. Members of the club present, were: Real Estate Broker Spring is opening you up nnd will be compelled come out in a New CAR S New Garage in Connection for Repairing and S to ra g e of Automobiles Oak Ave. between Second and Third S treets to Outfit Why not let us supply your needs? FRANK L. W O O D R U FF Sanford's Only Exclusive Shoe Store y There is nothing new under the turn' But none of tbe Goods-under STRONG LINE Of CIIILDRIN’S SCII00I SIKHS our roof are OLD, and much The Ditesi Fnll Styles in Ladies’, Gent’s and Children' Just Received Mrs. Forrest Lake gave n luncheon on We don't charge anything for a look. Another Store For Sanford Monday evening after the recital of Mrs. The furniture business of L. Meriwether Come and investigate before Fannie Munson. Among the out of town has been disposed of to M K. Jones of guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Palmer, buying elsewhere Savannah, a member of M. K. Jones the Miss Dickson and Miss Hart, of Orlando. furniture house of -that city. The Meriwether store is closed today for the purpose of taking * «lock prior to turning It over to Mr. Jones and no de­ tails have as yet been given out us tu whether the business will be conducted at the same stand or not. Ijj connection with .tld*4 — H t may toy [Is one block from 1st One uf ItlC eVents ol the stated that a branch of the Jones & Me the Junior reception to the Senior class Laughlln will be opened about tbe first street, but it will pay last night nt the Sanford House, you to can nua_see the will be given in next weeks issue. D. L. Thrasher MRS. M. L. ALLEN The Crippen Music Store . High-grade Pianos, Organs, ■ and Graphophones. Low Prices Easy Payments. Pico Ulucl new and up-to-date she curries SATISFAC TIO N G UARANTEED ~Glve1 Vle a Share of - Cagles at Plant City Quite p number of Sanford Eagle» Your Patronage goods has just been received. Tbe stock is a large and most complete one, com­ Commercili Street Neir the D prising dry goods, notlons,ladies' and genu' furnishings, shoes, hats, suit-cases and house-furnishings. An up-to-date tailor­ Old Shoes Wanted ing business will be conducted )n connec­ I am again asking for OLD SHOES. I tion, In which the latest patterns and styles will give whut they,are worth will be displayed. The business will be SIZES. 6, 7, 8. 9. I0 II AND IS conducted upon the cash plan, which engbjes.. the purchaser to- buy ail goods at A . E . Irv in ’s Shoe - hop Cor. 3rd St. and Sanford Aye. rock-bottom prices. Read the advertise­ ment in this issue. Knight's Cash Stores 8 IMPROVED ORDER OF R E ^ M E fi Wekiva Tribe No. 41 [unthu gmnnris of Sanfonl. Meetings on Ibe Ut siuijhul Wednesday of each month in Msadhic Ha IL Vlaiiing broth- The purest nnd most refreshing bottle drink on die mar­ ket today, is being mudo by the Pepsi Cola Bottling Po ­ of Sanford, nnd to the.lovers of n delirious find healthful drink. We invite you to see the sanitary way in which this drink is being put up by us. And to the city merchant, we ask him to come also and see, tint he may know the kind of goods lie is handling when selling die pure and refreshing Pejisi Coin. And to those of other towns., wn.will.itsk.dial Jji.yy dmp requestinga sample of the pure P ep si Cola, thdj they too may get in lino -and sell the purest driiik made. . x . Send ua an order, or coll on us, we are out for die busi­ ness and if a pure drink nnd courteous attention, you want, we ure die boys for you. Phone �JS» .vr-v:- 5* ; I N S A N F O R D — Life is Worth Living Number 41 SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY. MAY 28 1909 First Year HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Thuradny evening. May 20th. the mem* stand on the corner nml count them ns hers of the Junior Class of 1009 gave the they go around to the Motion tiTsce the Seniors a delightful reception ut the San­ train» come in. ford House, to which the High School The large marble building on the ear­ faculty, the trustees with their wives and ner to your right, is the First National the .Honk. This Is one of the most benutiful were Invited. JUuU4ing*JLn tha CUir, i»-tlro mt)y mrThe lobby of the Sanford House wii; (Tottal hank In Orange county. profusely mnturrtsrtrtiHp decorated with Yes, minima, we have street lights, but magnolias mid yellow daisies, suggestive when tlte moon shines we do not light of the class colors which are white and them fur It would ¿dipse its light. Sonin gold, and which nestling in their glisten­ time In the near future we will have elec­ ing green foliage added brightness and tric lights. onlnintlonto the scene. We will now spin up Magnolia avenue. The guests were met at the door by On Uiu-loft is tlte People's-Bank," one oF Miss Mamie Knight, a member of the the famous William system. ... Junior Class nnd shown 4 » the cloak mid This beautiful large barn is the Sanford lint room. They wero then taken charge Opcrn House, nml is certainly a credit to of by Miss Annie Higgins, Eugene Roumnny town or city. It was built in the days iltnt nnd Elton Moughlun who presented of *fll, and has never been repaired. In them to tile nchoo! faculty and graduates this opera house, some yearn ago Mis» Kmstanding in a line in the left of the lobby nin Abbott sung under n guarantee of to greit their friends nnd receive their one thousand dollars n night. The build­ congratulations and good wishes. ing is luild_lu-Hiver<nwfl fur -this reasonr When this pleasure was over Misses On we go, and turn down Fourth street Edith'Stewart nnd Evn Frcngitr escorted to Turk avenue.' This large park with Its the guests to n small table near Oil? foot -b«HHiftrl-p«tins, trees, fountains, tiilnla-~ of the stfilrwny, on which Mood n large ture pond and Rowers furnishes comfort —cet-gl«iHi-peiieh--1»«»wl; -filled“with "punch nntPptrnsuro for many Sanford people III whli-h floated—luscious-.Mfawbafric*r during the hot summer months; while Hie and presided over by Mrs.-II. F. Whitucr rckDowned Sanford Hand plays its benuti­ who dispensed the delicious beverage ful ajrs Inlhe large handstand In the cen­ wite smiles and pleasant greetings to all ter of the park. Sanford has n number of - ‘ -AfterTTircting nnd talking with epeh Sanford High School mid Proposed extension these parks scattered in and about the other nmP’the pupils nml faculty the city which ennhles the people to enjoy thf guests were invited by Misses Myrtle Ralph E. Stevens, presenting a ml describ­ OUR OWN LITTLE WORLD carry away Ihisimmcnscnmnuniof celery, "Land of Flowers nnd Sunshine." . Ni|s> nnd Nellie Amick to the refreshment ing Sanford ns "Our Own Little World” By Rai.ch Stevens Certainly, in Sanford, life is worth livknown us the Sanford & Everglades rail­ room, where tiiey were served witli ice in an entertaining ami satirical style. Now! ladies and gentlemen, Item is your road, and by some us the "Slow ami End­ dng,cream nnd cuke. The color scheme was He made a number of amusing locul hits opportunity for feeing this enlcrprlsing less." We hope that some day this rollIn Honor or High School Seniors ' also carried out In the refreshments. which were thoroughly enjoyed by the little city—the wonder of the world—soon rond may he extended as far south as One of the nicest affairs of the season L, The Stumon orchestra seated In the appreciative audience, It may he for the to he colled the “ Huh of Florida.” Let me Lake Okeechobee.. The farm now an your was a party Inst Monday evening nt Mrs. dining room made the pleasure of the tirst time that some of them were priv­ show you the city nml its suburbs in thjs! left is owned by Mr. At K. Rossiter, presi­ Peabody's, giveii In honor of the seniors evening complete by their dreamy, sweet ileged to see themselves ns others some­ dainty "sewing machine auto." This was dent of this famous railroad. of the High School. The roouiB were beau­ times see them. His essay is given in the first car in Sanford, purchased at i\ music. This farm is owned by u Sanford drug- tifully degornted In gofil a ml white, the All who were so fartunnte ns to receive full la this issue. great pf ice, never known to be out of com­ gist who raises forty acres ofceleryammse'iior^clnss .colura. J'Jm jtuunimr. _____ invitations to this charming function ore Ill Kermnics Miss Ruth E. Abbott very mission. Some day it will take Ita placet q1JJ&,JUUlJEfiLM U M . l-«itie “ w r M ip plcnsniitly. passed in. the playing of gantrii Indebted to the Juniors for a most de- duxmingJy ¿aught -•hem-ers' xnmt In­ in-tbr Field ftltltiWIhfV’besidellie first locif^p 'iKirt a wife. — ' nnd in listening to Jind participating in -‘ itstotTflrwsiflfl?.— *— " terest! ag--lessons on the discovery nnd motive. Very well, latly, we will start our ■rWo now go down lleardoil hvenue nnd instrumental and vocal music. Midway After the reception was over nl 10:00 use of many materials, In the manufac­ lour by beginning at the railroad station, lake a cross country run, passing through of the evening lunches were served In pa­ a number of the young people remained ture of earthen vessels and beautiful going down Commercial street to Palmetto historic Fort Reed. Here was the s|>ot lter buckets, nnd cricli girl had n fortune nnd enjoyed a dance given by the young china, nml also refreshing their memories avenue. As we leave the station, notice where the town hall slotsE-Huil afterwards for the boy she had lunch with, which cre­ •men nnd other gentlemen who were pres­ on the names mid locations of the world's the large building in front of us. This was moved into Sanford. This building ated much merriment. Later In the eve­ ent. This pleasant occasion, however, was famous potteries.1 beautiful building is called the Wellbourm* was noted for two reasons. First, Fay ning ice cream und cake were served. hut the prelude to the crowning event of The orchestra rendered another sclee- block, ami is one of Sanford's numerous Templeton began her career us actress, Those present wore Mae Hamilton, Josie this interesting and happy week, which ion following which Prof. Snlirie of Stet­ skyscrapers. As we ' go on, notice tiie giving the first theatrical |>erfurinance in und JessieStuiium. Annie Higgins. Grade was the commencement exercises Friday son University made a most excellent large building la your right. This is the Orange county, and second, it wns In this Davies, Martha Fox. Sully Lou Peabody, evening, May 21st. In the opera house. filing our honorable secretary of the Ed. larne, Henry Peabody. Stardey Wood, address, holding the attention and interest Sanford House. Until about fourycurs ago The parents, relatives, friends and opl hoard. Mr. It. F. Whittier, started Arclllc Hrtts. Claude CoQpe, Ralph Ste­ of the audience very closely. It wus not it was caused to change its name to the strangers lllled the o|>crn house In over­ only a pleasure but a privilege to hear "New Sanford House, on account of re­ iiisjeduculiomil career under the guidance vens, I>r. Unit ami Don Peabody, and Mrs. flowing long before the hour fortius exer­ him. Ills good advice to the graduates, ceiving a new coat of paint. Tin; dock on of Mrs. Hernandez, now Mrs: Duke of OrMarshall and Mrs. Peabody. All declared cises to begin, in their desire to. show all young |»cople and parents, wus so the left, stretching far out into.beautiful IuikIo. that they had a fine time. their interest nnd pleasure in the occasion wisely, kindly uml^ciitertuiniiigly given Lake Monroe, is the. Clyde Line dock, so We are now approaching the city again, nml to do honor to those who were to that ninny good results should follow. mimed for the home of steamers which coining in on Sanford uvenue. This part Murrny-llousctioldcr Nuptials arrive here dully. This is the favorite At the Methodist parsonage Just Wed­ graduate. ^ of the city was once the principal part of The faculty and trustees are to be con­ •The High School faculty, graduates nnd gratulated on their wise selection of u promenade for young couples and chance Saliford, but the city having grown the nesday night Miss Eva L.’ Murray nml l)r. acquaintances. This, hidy. is Sanford's other way. it has become u back number, W. E. Houshofilcr were julued in wed­ High School, the trustees and niemliers speaker. famous lake front. Notice the artistic way nml.Is mostly |>upululcd by negroes. lock, Rev. A..E. Hmishohler officiating. of the school board who could be present, The short address by Prof. Perkins to the speaker for the evening nnd Rev. R. in which the tin cuns in the background tye now tutu down Seventh street. The The announcement will he u surprise to thi> graduates in presenting the diplomas blend with the old barrel hoops. The air Lee Kirkland met ut the residence of Imiduifulrbulldmg on your left is theSun- the many friemlH of the young couple ns could not he surpassed, it was so rich ill Is so sweetly laden with the odors arising Mrs. Koumillal mid marched in a body to fofd High School, the leading hlgh.schtAil only n few friends were uwnre of the commendation, encouragement, congrat­ from the bonilouds of the -finny tribe the opera house. They were met ut the in the county. For several years it .wns event nml jwere present. ulation und kindly suggestion on the brought here for shipment. The bride is n resident orUaltimoreand door by F. E. RoumUlat, dr., marshal of knuwn as n school for girls, but now boys duties (llld responsibilities of life, to those The Inke front is not beautiful now, but attend it. nnd nre even graduating from far the Inst three months has had charge the evening, carrying his badge of office with whom he has been so closely related will he some day when dreams come true. decorated with green nnd purple ribbons it., (n the famous Celery City edition, nnd of the millinery department of J. K. Metfor several years past us teacher and As we go ulmig the lake front, notice M^iiy advertisements of the clty.a picture Unger. She Is of n lovable und cheerful (school color») and escorted to the singe pupil and wlio&e minds and characters that the men on the left hand aide of the uml scots arranged for them In u semi­ bf'tRe school building is given, showing disposition and has scores of friend« in he has lieen instrumental in guiding nnd i lrecl arc tilrninfi “ p l[i" lr wniL- the new milieu Tins is a greut mistake. San forrl. circle. The stage was tastefully decorated -4+fee+iugi— ----------------those on the right hnnd^ldc are taking off Our new annex Is thc aJJ sdiool building — Tfte-groonrtsn prominent dentist, of -wiUt-pohns, ferns uml pul plrniTC The people pf Sanford nre proud of their coats.. JChia aluiws.Hie -nmrvcfirnr îâcntëil uif Palmetto avenue uml Fifth this eitv. the eldest—son - uf-Rev. A~Er~ Tlicjlrodunteo, MiBses Julia May Ham­ Pjpf- Perkins__ TUcyJnKiw antH tpntPCtnte VliTingr-s—ln_out—iilinmter-ditmford—tmztTTTPeT While here, gaze gl the scenery Houshofilcr, pastor of the Methodist ilton. Kuth£. A bbott nml AliceF-Hob* the fuel Hint hé'lins with the loyul co- more dimate to the square inch than nny on your right, with the artistic coal shtllc church. ■^fenrwnrB Uhiled in the center of the ojteroliou of his able assistants worked other city in the world. Tin- most partic­ looming In the foreground; sec how the The happy young couple will mukeSancircle and Just buck of them Messrs. up the school to its present high standard. ular person is bound to be suited. bjauk diamonds glisten in the sun; this ford their future home and The Herald Claude W. Coffee. Edward F. I-ane, Henry He has won a place in the hearts of the This street is Palmetto nvenuc. Let me is eyer a delight to Hie small buy. When joins in congratulations nnd best wishes H. Peabody, Ralph E. Stevens nnd Stan­ patrons and people, who are justly proud call your attention to the numerous pal­ lessons become irksome, many un inter­ for their future prosperity. ley K. Wood, the young gentlemen grad­ of their school principal. metto treertit the street. This is the city esting principle of the laws of physics is uates. Completing the circle on the right Burial o f W. C. Yelser hull. No. madam; not that building; that Illustrated by this useJul incline. How While the orchestra played their lust were Prof. N. J. Perkins, Miss Clara Louise The remains of W. C. Yelser, who died Guild, Miss Alice M. Tetherly1 nnd Miss number the ushers carried unit6ful of is an automobile garage. It was built half could we get along without it T In Jacksonville Tuesday last, were Inter­ Tills is the building of the Sanford'Ice Harriet Herrick the.High School faculty. beautiful Hewers mid presents on the a century ago, and is good enough for red in Lnkeview cemetefy^csteirday'un­ another. ------;---— nnd Water Company,owned uml managed On their Jr/L wens-tlui trustees, Messrs. Stage from the .-families nhd Intimata der churge of the Sanford Motions. Mr. We now go out Second street to Mellonby our present mayor, Mr. Lake. He has friends of the graduates and laid them at C. R. Walker. L. K. Philips and U. F. Yelser wns well knuwn In Suuford, as wus Whitncr, Jr.; Messrs. It, K. Witherington their feet. Mr. J. E. Puce in his desire to ville uVenue. Tho house on the left, stand­ a patent for manufacturing a most |>ecuhis wife, formerly Miss Carrie Ulaine. and D. L. Thrasher, members of the coun­ share his pleasure with others, and {vide ing back from the road, is the home of Mr. iiarjee, flavored witli ammonia. Mr. Yelser wns prominent in Jackson' ty school hoard; Prof. A. A. L. Suhric mid in occasion, presented euch one of. the J. E. Puce, one of Sanford's oldest citi­ turn here and go down French uveville business circles having been con­ zens,und famous celery grower. Mr. How­ Rev. R. L, Kirkland, pastor of the Congre­ eight graduates with n liaiulsome bou­ m|o to First street. Let me cull your at­ ard Gould tried to purchase this place, but tention to Sanford's street car system. It nected with the Southern Drug Co. for gational church. ... . quet of carnations nnd roses. Mr. Pace not curing to sell. Mr. Gould is very fine. Yyuu can truvel so far for sevcrul years and at the lime of hlsdealh was in business for himself. After an overture by the Stumon or­ . After the exercises were oyer «in.Ju^ bought half the Pennsylvania railroad In­ p nitikle that It will take you a week to find He leaves a wife andduughter to mourn chestra the Invocation wns mado by Rev. formal reception wus held on the stage Ids loss. stead. VouV way back. ; . Or. Kirkland In u very impressive man­ and ut its conclusion the faculty, grad­ We »gw approach Celery-uvenue.-the ner. He was followed by tbe High School uates nnd High School^jret nrno«), ly Hie 'We are now on First street, the princi­ Nolle« OF Stockholders* Meeting or greatest street in tbe city or suburbs, the pal business street In thu city, and the residence of Mrs. Roumilìat' and spent n GtuHW w ith -tr weff* fifldefea'Tetectlon.' The Sanford Light &. Fuel Co. Fairyland Waltz. Tlui orchestra again pleasant hour with each other and in the greatest producer of Celery in the world. first Which has been fortunate enough to To The Stockholders at Said Company.-* Thers-wjll bs an liiiuoruiii farellngoi I lie am entertained the audience After .which Mr. enjoyment of delicious refreshments. . O n tills one street alone there is enough btf |»aved with brick. Aa we puss up this holders of the Santoni I.ltlit & Fuel Cornpaos celery raised yearly to supply the whole street, admire the numerous akvsrrnprna Stanley E. Wood gave a very Interesting Sanford.has indeed done herself proud ■ | m. Allly requested to lo allend as unford tins more skyscrapers than nny stockholders are earnestly review of .the world's greut luventors and on tills hnimv occasion.-rcmcmhrriny United States.—------------- ---------- "— mailers at imiiortauee will be ijrfure sekl merlins Yes. inudum, ground is this part of the other city in Florida for Its size. That' tur ronsideraNon. thetrTlOhous inventions during the past with gratitude that her school su|>erErmteic It. Kamo, (S u ll President. two centuries. The young man presented Intendent, teachers und truster «arc work­ country is very valuable; It would cost, n man you sec on the corner is Janies Har­ Attesi: C m li. Fumalo , Sacra Sanfurd. FU.. May S7lh 41-3 his subject witli ease and In a masterly ing with united effort to make her school man Just ten dollars to leave his horse ris, telling about bis fumous kicking mule. Sanford has a population of about ten manner, showing both care und research meet all llie requirements of their chil* standing on a vacant lot for ten minutes Hot rolls every night for supper at 41-tf in its preparation.- He was followed by dren and rank with the best in the land* Just recently a railroad has been built t thousand people, and if this is doubted Spencer's Bakery. �t i l t SANFORD HERALD A B udget o f Opinion “ J u s t Be tw e e n You and M e fellow, glad to ice you out again I It'» an impossible thing to keep a good man down, and a few days of this dimate will put you well on the road to good health.** I A well man can bo made sick, j f r v c f j person he met for two ddya would tell him how ill he was looking, and a weak man can be aet back perhaps weeks further frpm recovery by some unwise man voiunteerlng the information you look so badly!*’ May 28. 1905 GO CARTS Want Good Wholesome The latest out is the EN G LISH I CAB f ♦ W e have a new line just ♦ in and the low price will t ROAD SUB-DISTRICTS Green Cove Springs H eartily In Favor Of This Plan make them go. and see them. The kind that Mother used to make? » Come in ♦ t I SANFORD FURNITURECO. S pm miml C*rrmp t » 4 m f M Tkt IfrrmlJ, I The road sub-district plan has brought X The Kind That Looks X A ■ -■ r. * ” • X I forth wonderful results wherever it h^i | Like Bread, Tastes Like | Multa, tarlatan. lUkt and taor. I been followed and If the Sanford district The ch arata s acetan, done with tchauí. can try thia plan of working the roads In ♦ Bread, and is Bread? March to the d t a y d 'l farnaoat place. this section, and using the road lax levied There arc Idin b n and roatltaS and heart« aglow, here for that purpose, better results would IDprtalnly follow. The following from the The Finest Line of Pas? i Green Cove Springs Times follows up this ■ tries in the City ♦ theory. ethias oa*e tardy baneath the *ua NOW, AND* SAVE MONEY? A petition is In circulation asking the Caa happen ta ravish these heart* of oara. COmBfi^Mboers'to cal(Tan oysnaeaf "Two figure« irait at tha 4— , ■ ■ At the m eet girl graduate » f IJward go. election in this commissioner's district far It has shown more results for the Money invested than any other. ot Bustone. hat o o k t wttt captare more— Our Wagon W ill Stop A t $ the purpose of allowing the people to d f Baldo aot a il me juft bow I know. It will pay you to examine the Celery Fields when* Your D oorEvery Day t cide whether or not they desire to form 4 Would that I were a school boy now road sub-district. .— ♦ ▲ with nothing to do'for two months but to * The law In reference to road sub-dis­ Complete Line of Groceries * seek enjoyment, with no cares in the tricts.is practically tbe same as that gov - is use«l.— Our tepresentntirr. C. M. BftADWAI L k . is In S.inf. M world but childish sorrows and all the eming the formation and continuance of vacant lots for a play ground. What a school lub-dUlrtcU. except that any l a r i every week. See him or write to him at Orlando or joy it would bring to be a boy again just lory may be formed into a school subdistrict. wjblle under a ruling of Judge B T H E E. O. P A IN T E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO 11. Palmer, the lines of a road sub-district 4 Why don’t the legislature pass a law must conform to the lines of a commis­ (Caterer to the Public) prohibiting the flea »from running ot large. sioner's district. In other words, nocoun­ This would be a wise measure and ought ty can have more than five road sub-dis­ to meet with the approbation of everyone tricts, and these must be tbe same as tbe In Florida, and even Senator Beard could commissioner's district, and each must be induced to refrain from tacking an be established by n majority vote of the ♦ +■ amendment on the'original bill. living in the territory proposed to f 4 ¡.created into a road sub-district;— ----4 —*—“ 4€omtnsrrtnwn OaVa venue tTiTs’morning Before an election can be called for the Jewer ..what seemed like a beautiful sunrise sud­ formation of a road sub-district a petition}»^ -J-D. P A RKER, Pro]i denly atmrk tny vision.—Upon cloaer Ift- is required to be presented to the commis­ vestlgation it proved to be the new garage sioners signed by. one-fourth of tbe quali­ Best 2 C yde Engine on the Market and factory o f the Sanford Machine A fied voters in the territory. When this is •> Room and Board $1.50 Per Day. Foundry Works which has been painted done the commissioners are required to MralsLOSc. n brilliant red and looms -up lik«* a house ordsr an election within a specified time. Smooth Running, Economical and afire on a dark night. At this election the voters will vote on the . .'S p e c ia l R a t* by the W eek Absolutely Krllablr • • • questions’presented4 The Sanford Grocery Co. recently JA-' First, whether a road sub-district shall S ee m e b e fo r e In s ta llin g an rnginr stalled the cash carrier system in their be formed. , In >our b oat. >ou w ill nul r r g r t l it store and while it has proved of great Sotpnd. What millage shall be levied benefit in making change, came very near and collected, five mills being the maxi 3 M P. S p e c ia l P r ic e SCO resulting in serious damage to the store mum millage that can be voted, though Sanford, florida furniture one day last week- A resident [ each voter will have the privilege of vot Only Exclusive and j of Macaroni Delta was in the store and ing for any number of mills from one to U P -T O -D A T E BAKER #4'4'4'4'+4-K” >->«4*<->4*4'4-<*4*4*<-4*4*4-4” K*4*v4*4-4-:*4*4>4-<“ :">->->4<-> ¡••X'44+v had made some purchases tendering a five. . . five dollar bill to Mr. Borurn who Imme­ __________ In the City Third, the election of three road trustees diately placed ificJUig. and-counter chock- wfiow rtutips respecting roods wTHbcprac We make everything known to the trade in the little cylinder to send it over the ticnlly the same as are the duties of llie T O P P R IC E S F O R Y O U R wire to the cashier. The customer no school sub-district trustees respecting Full Line of Confectioneries doubt eipected to see Mr. Borum pull Uie schools. ________ ' ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES And Cigars- “ change from the cylinder and hand it The millage voted and the trustees elect _ bock to him. But when the cylinder ed will hold for a term of two years, at . when shipped to HEWITT. * If you are not doing Free House-to-House lielivery started across the room with the five in the end of which time the people, if dis business with this House, write to them at once 111 P a rk A v e . ’ P h on e 106 it. his suspicions were aroused at once satisfied may disestablish the district and he started right along after the car­ change the trustees, or raise or lower the rier. A small show case fn his way did millage. not stop him and he landed before the We believe this commissioner's district F R U IT AND PRODUCE C O M M IS S IO N MERCHANTS cashier's desk amid the wreck of broken has a property valuation of not less than DEALER IN glass, barrels and part of a barrel of dill $800,000. A two mill levy would provide 10 E . C am d en S t., B a ltim o re , M d . pickles dripping from his clothes. The annually $1000; a three mill levy, $2.References: This Paper and Thousands of Pleased Shippers in Florida uishier about this time made change and 400; or a five mill levy, $4*.000; Hither sent it back to Boruin and Macaroni did of these annual nmounts. added to what the same stunt again with less difficulty the district's proportion .of the general AND for he had already cleared a track for the road tax would l*C, and whjch we would Marathon_race. As Boruin placed tin* have a right to demand, would make a change in his hand he remarked, “ By neat sum for road purposes, and would, in * gum. I liope these darned trolley lines, a few years, give a system of good roads D E A L E R IN wireless telephones and other fool things over alt of the district. A ie n t fo r V irg in ia C arolina F e r C H O IC E F L O R ID A AND W E S T E R N M E A T S w(JI never git as fur ns Macaroni Delta." We understand that Leesburg did thisr tlliz e rs a • • Phans I and now has forty miles of splendid road­ Park Avenue in S n s r 's G rocery way reaching in all directions from the 4 What a propensity some people have FRESH for telling others who are ill. or have been town. And what Leesburg commission­ The Popular Price and ill. how badly they look. I have noted er's district has doqe. Green Cove commis­ this same bad habit on half a dozen occa­ sioner's district can do. The Times has always favored Uie subsions-the past week, but in not a single district .plan, in preference to jn Y . 4» her, instance, or never in my half hundred btiuusff Tse bcileVeu it was the only leasn IM iM U il» h a v e I u rn a pCNSM(hanked - -First-Clase Special Tables Reserved ter i-ndir»Special Rates by the Wççk AND for their unpleasant and unwelcome v b l-| ^ e one' n"^ the only one the voters would agree to. for the reason that each' two unter information.* — People who have this liable—and it must years the people are allowed to register be a habit, for lean hardly conceiveof one Utelr wishes with regard to the |>ropost (Corner Palmello and First Sts.) man wilfully inflicting this pain on others, tlon._ We supported, -with vigor, tbe bond should correct it at once. 1 have seen many persons so rebuffed for doing this proposition, though we felt certain it J. I. ANDERSON'S same thing that it would be supposed they would be defeated, but we favor the im­ provement of our public highways, and would never again offend. any plan which hat that end in view will While I would not be too hard in my always have our hearty support. censure, I have sometimes noted persons Under the sub-division plan fundi will who I fear took a certain degree of delight JEWELER raised for the exclusive use of the --i»-«ryin g-“how badly you-luotT the district and within two years we Do you realize what this statement MV SPECIALTIES means to a sick tnanT Here In our city can know Just what can be accomplished Telephone No. 6 0 each season we have many a poor fellow with a given amount of money, and if the Pickard's Hand-Painted Chino who has. or has had, lung trouble, lie results ore not satisfactory the sub-district Gorham's Sterling Silver comes here full of the hope that our climate can be as easily abolished as it is estab­ Rogers' Plated Ware will restore him. He of course has hit lished and the experiment will cost each Elgin and Wttltham Watches of us only a small amountgood days and his bad days. After.perThe S w e e t O lrt G r a d u a t e s ta ribtaM d U i i and fluffy talle. P a in t e r ’s S a n fo rd C e le ry Special GATE CITY-HOUSE G. W. S P E N C E R W . W . LONG T. P. Conpropst H E W IT T & CO. Fresh Meats Groceries MEATS S T U M 0 N . Proprietor GROCERIES Artesian and Deep W ell i e n r y McLaulin % D rillin g - “ l ip e bapt, ■ siei& of this last he comes down the street, vie is better and hopefui that A Nam« For The New Park « «tlii iMlii jflf a-of hit bad days. Per« Tfie Sanford Ball Association'lldesirous hapain* first man he meets greets him I of naming thenewbaU park, and gallantly with “ heavens, man. how badly you lookl"1*leave the selection to the Sanford ladles Hinv# noted tbe quivering lip, the fear- The one sending in tbe most euphonious that Is sure to follow . such cognomen for the pork willrecelve a sea­ . mad« under thrse'eirrumstnnees. son ticket os a compliment of the asso­ it tk tk man's day is ruined, and Hit ciation. The contest Is open to all. «nd hopes dispelled. * the naraea are to be sent In to The Her Here Is something better. “ Hello, old aid to ha published each week. i-C IT Y — A L L GOODS" GUARANTEED BO YS’ S U ITS Boys' Suits, latest styles mp| shades. 3 to 17. Boy’j . Washable Suits, 3 to 10, utl styles. Bloomer Pants, 3 to 17. BoyaLEurulshlngaf Caps, Etc. A ll Under Price. 34t, J. C. A R N O , O R L A N D O .. \ C IG A R • STORE r-.* • __ Best Line of Cigars and To_ baccos in the City Newspapers, Magazines and P e r io d ic a l» j: Jj �TH e ' SANTÒRO llÉRALD The G eneral News o f “The Land Ite m s o f In te re s t Gleaned From o f f lo w e r s " Various Sources . CUttED fROM THE STATE PRESS HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK Mere the Readers Will rind a Brief Historical Spring .Flowing For iliirrlèd Reuders tekilid Culm's independence doy was duly celetl the ehrate by the Cubnn people, Mwy 20. eamun ' s™al1 nceii nipetl. )posed nearly i conjnt. r Line i Robcelved 1908. I-ocke Ingsof at the brewery In Tampa last Thursday a (Ire was started that damaged the plant to the extent of $30,000. Continuous ex­ plosions of chcmicnls in the building made It dangerous and difficult fur firemen to fight the flames, but by the bardestkind of work they succeeded in confining the fire to the one building In which it started thus saving Uie most valuable part of the groat brewery. Sam Hards, a negro night watchman, was terribly burned liT an ef- Owing to the increase in the price. of flourjind hy the scarcity of bread caused |,ythe journeymen Imkers refusing to work un|eas j,a|j |)ettt.r wages. bread was ndvunced in price In New York Inst week IS cents a loaf. It required 1,000 |K»|iceinen to prevent bread riqts. ¿X ifPUhtWn tfr iweffry-iliree members of the crew of the British steamship Veraston, which arrived in New York Inst week Dmn Farn, South America, were disabled by malarial fever contracted from tnosqui1° Midi. After 40 years' delny, the courts havr ordered tile United Suites to |my tire claim of .lose|ih W. Parrish amounting to $181.338. on contract for furnishing ice to the federal hospitals at Su Louis.Cuiro, Mem­ phis and Nashville in 1803 Parrish is dead and his heirs will get the money. During the past week the Allan line steamship Mongolian with 500 passengers on board lias been floating around in an icc pack off the const of Nova Scotia. A change ill the weather broke up the ice nnij tile vessel proceeded on her voynge to Halifax. Is n delicious brenkfast or luncheon dish. Appeals to all members of the family-— CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS combines great food value with ease of preparation—no other has the delicate tlavorand thinness of "Beech-Nut Brand'* Beef—we recommend It to you. L. P. McCULLER Plans, Specifications and Estimates on Applications Furnished _ _ SAN FORDr FLORIDA---------- Sanford Machine s Foundry ... Works Repair Work Promptly Done : 113 First Street Opp. Postonico : □ □ 'n At the quarterly meeting In New York nst week - the ~ A , C. L. Rni Iwny C a rie s 5------ fnrtto pur nut the firr beforetlicarri vnl dared n semi-annual dividend of three of the firemen. (icrcent on its common stock. _______ it has been discovered that premium certificates have been Issued for more Memphis June 8. 9. andJO. than the premiums awarded hy the state Fire in Purtsmoutb, Vnr. last week de­ fair association nt Tiunpa. the pnst two stroyed the S. A. L. warehouse and many years. The matter la being investigated. cars lauded with freight. Loss over $100,In a collision between a hose wagon 000. __ and the (ire chief's ustomobile in Tampa A tornado near Fowlcrvillc, M id i. Iasi i Jiust week, the chief, his son, and George week left 25 families homeless, und dam­ Kabhlns, driver of the 'mobile were more aged upwards of 200 other buildings. , ' nr.less Injured. Robbins lind ills right George Meredith, the English novelist, arm nnd right leg broken and Ills head died Inst week in London. fearfully cut und bruised, young Harris We don’t have to advertise cheap lands. The Cuban congress bus passed n bill was badly bruised and bis skull slightly The purchaser here saves more per acre fractured, while Chief Harris had bis spine creating a national lottery. annually in freights than lie saves o h Uiq_ injured. Wheat Hold in Cliicugo the pust week Office nnd works 211 Ouk Avenue at $Py() iu ■ r bushel. Tile Gulf Trading Co.'s building, an ice P lm n e 130 purdllùSfe- price elsewhere. See table of — ■■-plant and flfo ffnnsc nr Carrabeflorwerc Fire in Akron, Ohio. Muy 18. destroyed freight rates in our booklet :: :: :: destroyed by lire Inst week. Loss $20.- tile ten-story building ncHupled by tile 1)00, partly covered by insurance. llower PtQverCo. Loss $1,500,000. purll> > + + + + + - M- < ■ + + + < • 4 - ♦ 4 * + 'H - 4 covered by insurance. John C. Coujter, Jr., of Jacksonville, bus iifemil rasanJionora rytiroltrefnr the Prince- Tracy & Co., New York stocklirukers. tmcCnllcgiv commencement, wiiicii takes fulled last week for $1,000,000. «* *" T The steamship America, the largest .. AND CM— T The United Stales government bascum- merdiant vessel ever built in Itnly, ar­ in >nced the building of u concrete pier at rived this week In New York from Naples. K ;y West, the cost of which will be about Gen. Stoesse! and Admiral Nelmgnloafl x - : , . 150,000. —------ —-------------------• who were, each sentenced to ten years' In Will McFuddeiuu negro, was banged in Russian prisons because they were defeat­ ROOM 20 © o a i i i Ê n E i s E E M i i i n a m i i i n ic iio r a p r a s i Titusville last week, for the usual crime. ed by tile Japanese during the war be­ Upstairs, Pico Block Walter A.Jifaxwell, n most prominent tween the two nutions, have been par­ doned hy the Czor. citizen of Muriiinnu, died lust week. Pur Good Average Prices und Quick Returns Ship to Prince LljiJeassu, 13-year-old grandson The |Mitutu shipments from Hastings Open Tuesdays 4 . to G p. m have been larger tills year than ever, and of King Menelik, nncj, Princess Romanic, AND the 7-year-old granddaughter of the late the season is now about over. S a tu rd a y s 4 to 9 p , m. A water truns|iortati<m line bus been Emperor John were married at Addisestablished lielween Savannah nnd Fen- Abeha Abyssinia, May 13. of Machinery Automobiles and Gas Engines I Sanford Library f :: Free Reading Room i WeHeal iif Celery Farms and Farm Lands and we are the largest owners of Town Lots HOLDEN R E A L ESTATE C O M PAN Y Sa n f o r d f l o r id a JOHN V. DENTON & CO uaiidina." * ""’ w . The contracts for building and equipping the new St. Lucie county courthouse were let hist week—the building to the Mutual ConstructionCompany for $32,730; vault, doors, windows, etc., to the Dlebold Safe andLocW4ioni]Miiy for$3,503. Thebulldis to be completed in 225 working days, .with a forf«it-of-$25 a day In excess of ibui U iu *..— ____ . .TheEpiaoojmllatta-of Porr- f*lCTCe''Iiuve bought a him,so and lor south of Fort Pierce hotel for $1200. It will be use fur a parsonage, The Bank of Palm Beach, lia new finalieta! institution soon to begin business nt West Palm Beach. Pensacola Is to apmul hulf n miliiondol­ lars for paving streets. Shot Frdm Ambush -Amos Rosin; n negro teamster, was shot and killed last Thursday night out neur the corner of Mugnolia and Tbirtecnlh »trreti. About elgbt ociock ihe people residing near Uie scene were startled by pistol shots and the cry of "Don't shoot me" and rushing to the spot found Rosin breathing his last, shot through the lungs. Gordon Weston, a negro-driver, was nr: {«Sled -forthe Clime” os' there was bad feeling between the negroes on account of Rosin paying attention to Weston's ^ife. Thfc coroners'1inquest was held on Friday and conlinneti ujitll this week as Oiste are-several developments In the case tlwt have not yet been brought out. Rosin was shot from ambush by some atm kneeling In a dump o f' bushes near the road, as the post mortem examina­ tion plainly sfyowed the range of the bull*t to be upward.— S S Fruit and Prods It Is now given uuLlo*-a certainty that the Florida EustCoustrailwny willin'com­ pleted to Key West by January next. A Salvation Army tabernacle to seat 30,000 jienple is to be built in Seattle, Washington. One night last week, the widow of Con­ federate Gencrnl-Ringflifeet -tiwtAtrand heard a burglar busy with the siverware In the dining ruoui of her home at Gaines­ ville, Ga. The aged lady arose, took her revolver,.tiptoed to the dining room a‘nd opened Hre.on the enemy, who retreated in confusion, leaving his booty, without uskiug any questions. Southwest Corner Washington and Chmnbers Streets W omen’s W oes — i n t o « item fliai women have morethan a fair share of tile aches and pains, that tfllict humanity; they must* "keep up," must attend to duties ill spite o( constantly aching bucks, or headaches, dizzy spells, bearing-down pains; they must stoop over, when to stoop means torture. They must walk The United States Circuit of Appculi aud bend and work witli racking pains lias decreed that the $80,000 ball bond and many aches from kidney ills. Kid- j lieys cause more suffering than any i given by Green and Gaynor has been for­ other organ u( the body. Keep the ] feited by their non-appearance in court. kidneys, well aud health is easily main­ . ; a - —— --------- — tained. Read oi a remedy for kidneys Mrs. Fay Irish of Thorpe, Wisconsin, re­ only tiial helps and cures the kidneys cently gave birth to ILve^ children— lU rc r and is -endorsed by-pcoplc you know. Mrs. W. U. Keith, I.aural Ave.; San­ girls und two boys. Ail are alive und ford, Fla., says: "1 do not believe I healthy. could say too much in nraise of Doan’s My Lack ached sci The sovifi-story Gilbert block nl Grand Kidney Pills. Rapids, Mich., was burned last Snlurday. acutely at times that 1' could not at­ tend to my housework. 11 1 stooped, Loss $400,000. it was almost impossible for me to A law forbidding the manufacture or sale of cigureltcs lias passed the Illinois legislature. Remember the Meeting Tonight The citizens are requested to meet at the city hall tonight at eight o'clock to form committee* and perfect an organizeUon for the grand Fourth of July celebra­ tion. Some tine attraction’ll have been se­ cured and everyone is'invited to assist. The only essential now necessary Is an or­ ganization to take dmrge and get down to business. Be sure and attend the meet­ ing tonight. J NEW YORK C ITY ! REFERENCES: Aetna National Bunk o f New York City, or uny Commercial Agency — land to Hundreds « r Shippers who ore shipping to them regular— — — I. R. CALHOUN b ¡ S r FIRST CLASS CRATE M A TE R IA LS , Sanford, Fla Peoples Bank of Sanford C a p ita l $ 3 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 Openeil for business in 1906. Accounts of - Now bandies S E V E N H U N D R E D AND S E V E N Residents o f Sanford Tind immediate 'Vicinity MOTTO: " T o t * fa ir w ith both frlo n d an d foe, O ft y o u r o w n little r ig h t* fo rego ; D E P O S IT S IN S U R E D A G A IN S T LO SS M. M. SMITH, H. R. STEVENS, C. S. DERRY. ' President ‘ Vice-President Cashier H. E. TOLAR Aas't Casliler �Way 28, 190«, Pubilahed Every Friday Montini at Sanford. Fla. R. J. Hour, Manailnl Editor •ukHrlrtlfa Pries. 11.00 a Tear In Advano« Entmd a* aecond-daaa mall matter Auluit 2Znd, IMS. at the Puaiofflc» at Sanford. Florida, under Act of March 3rd. 1879. Durban« Advertialng Company, Jackaonvllla, Repm en tati ve. In nil These sections aré from five hun­ dred to three thousand feet In length, most of them are 2,500. Estimates of quanti­ ties and cost Of each section and ditch are given ia detail. Bids are to be opened June 7._ This great and costly work wil be evidence that Orange county is Intent upon bringing out the capabilities of Its soil to the fullestextent. It is a great deal of money to spend, to be sure, but it la wise expenditure.—Times-Unlon. A newspaper In a good-sized town re­ cently published the following item : . “The business man of. tills town who is In the habit of hugging his typewriter had i__The. Arcadlo Champion Is up a china- bettor quit.jy we wlll have to publish his name. berry tree. The next day thirty-sfeven businessmen The question in Jacksonville of who hit called at the office and paid up their sub­ scription and left behind thirty-seven Mrs. Green was almost as celebrated as columns of advertising, and told the editor who hit Billy Patterson. of the paper not to pay any attention to foolish stories According to the new city directory Sanford has a population of 5,734. 'Not N E W THINGS Twenty-six new subscribers were added to Tux Herald list this week, and it was not a good week for subscriptions cither. After the legislature adjourns some of the state papers Will be forced to depend Tí pon the piano contests for front page sensations. ¿Senataor Beard s ideclared a tafter f the s defeat­ i ! ing vote had been cast that he.would take the stump in his home county against prohibition, and would guarantee that Escambia county would roll up a mnjorltyof two thousand votes lorJooeL.option. He evidently believes tiie prohla are still roam­ ing the red day hills of Leon, and were responsible in a measure for the defeat of his pet bill. The prohls did fight the bill, believing that if the some was passed it would result in bringing out a large negro vote against the prohibition constitutional amendment— Times-UnIon. The prohibition question seems to have driven John to drink. It is dangerous to trifle with tiie booze question. JUST We have to offer this week Offlca Flnt Floor In the DUhop, Block, Pint Street Telephone No, 148. tityar.-.vsnUHTTM asn» >H»i~ »iii?LrrÌ. hui I.- \ . Now the avocado pear growers have formed an association Just as we were be­ ginning to cultivate a taste for them, too. TELEPHONE 144 N EXT DQOR TO POSTOFFICE lo ts S t n n r S a l l o r s and shapes, v a lu e 1.00 to 2 .5 0 to he sold M e n ’s Blue S erge S u i t s . . . . . 12.50 and $15 M en's W h ite Negligee S h irts 75,1.00, $1.25 M en's P an am a H a ts — . . . . . . . . $ 6 to $9 .............. '-*•......... .......................... 50c C o rsets— S in g le Sizes o f D iffe re n t Num­ M en ’s and Boy's S tra w H a ts 3 5 c to $ 2 .5 0 b e r s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................. M en ’s B lack M o h a ir C o a ts ,. ..2 .5 0 to $ 5 39c m Store Closes 0 P. M. E xcept Saturdays. E v e r y 'T li^ s d a y . A ftern oon ------------------ up their school work In order to attain the diploma that tifltrtis the epoch oi o finished »chool training. We are ail proud of our fine school and bright young ladies and gentlemen who graduated last Friday night. May they endeavor to attain Jilgher honors hb the years roll on and reflect greater credit upon their preceptore nnd alma mater. _ Reasonable liours j For Employers lln lfd n y recreation JUST RECEIVED New Lot of Goods Will Be Sold Cheap “ Of what use la it to talk of a growing, The St. Petersburg Independent reports prosperous dty,when not n single real es­ that Sait Lake is falling. Better keep it ------------- j Cal. Tummus Appteyard Is not worrying tate dealer Is represented in your adver­ high enough for the boats to navigate af­ about the so-called boycott of Lake City tising columns T Requests for Bumplc cop­ M en’s Everyday Shoes $1 to $1.75 a p a ir ♦ ies of our paper are coming in thick nnd ter the Pinellas bill Is settled. Index by the prohibitionists. In fact he fast from northern nnd western states, and Ladies’ Kim onasfrom 2 0 c up ■ seems to be having fun with them and the papers are going to these people load­ “ Dressing Sacques from - 4 0 c it f The bill to abolish the fee system lor exposes several of these 2x4 growlers to ed with a story of “ Hustling Arcadia," but public officials and give them u straight the public view. Most of these boycotters when they look in vain foroomeone whols ------ii— S hirt W aists from -----50c ti « salary is not meeting with the approval never subscribed for the Index and many seltlng ArcndtmttnrtfiCY areTorced to the Underskirts from 45c a conclusion thnt we newspaper folks nre "on iie aforesaid officials. Of course not. of them probably owe for their subscrip­ a either romancing or thnt there is no rear Gowns from -50< tion. Boycott is an ugly word and when estate in DcSoto county for sale. Tills is -44Corset Covers from 10c TTpretty glttl* uf'iifTnirS. Iiulced. V h n l Is " i r — TIs said thnt thy fnln qf “ nnnr beer” 4t4a4nstHiMed- against u neWBpttftfrTa' 11 the matter with our real estate men T If Hammocks from ♦ 1.35 makes the officer^in ers in Georgia near-sighted apt to prove a boomerang that will re­ 4 we haven't any. why don't our board of and It is difficult to detect the difference bound upon the heo^fl of the instigators trade get busy nnd find and locate one or Good Bleaching — --— 9 c yd. between the brew that made Milwaukee The prohibitionist or anti-prohibitionist two live men T The Chqmpion Is trying to Sea Island Sheeting 7c yd. famous and the concoction that threatens that starts this racket will gain" nothing do its part to promote the best interests S hirt Prints - 5c yd. to make several cities infamous. in the end. A ncwspnpsr lias a perfect of our wonderful section, hut there are things in which in whlchevrnn live newsGinghams 5c yd. right to take a stand ujxm all questions paper needs a little help."—Arcadia CluitnPillow Cases —-----13c each The DcSoto county papers ore soaking and this stand does not give anyone the pfan."~ ----------- --------- — Sheets each other about the county division ques­ right to boycott 'the editor or attempt to The Champion hits the nuilonthe head. 5 5 c each The real, live real estate agents make a tion. Hare accuses Goolsby of lobbying ruin his business. Aprons 1 0 c each real, live city and the truth of this asser­ at Tallahassee, and Goolsby replies by say­ Table Damask 2 5 to 50c ing that some.papers would'go to any To lie closed l Notice—On July Fourtli tion is apparent in Sanford. For every Shoe Polish of all kinds lengtii to blacken a man's character. 1000, we willuairup our store doors and dollar made by Sanford real estate agents, windows, preparatory to departing for fifty cents of it goes for advertising tiie Rather tough on the real lobbyist. • ♦ ne of our sister towns Where the day is recognized, celebrated, and where gryat celery delta, and they arc at tiie ♦i Major Butler of the Inverness Chronicle there will t>e a crowd with nlenty »r run. Imud o f every movement to prflfnnte ptthC O M E AND G E T A BARGAIN ♦ ■ ^adThe tnisfortnntrtnlOBe hlslibïïiëliy lificT Thifabove tnlgliTwIlH great propriety be liclty. Result; A real city. + signed by all o f. our merchants, should ♦ several weeks ago. But the major is for- Gainesville decide the/ cannot afford or ♦ " 1010116, indeed, is choosing Inverness for have not the energy to celebrate tiie com­ LUCKY SANFORD—LUCKY ttULLY 4 his home, and tiie good citizens of that ing July 4th— Gnlneaville Elevator, 4 Editor Holly of the Sanford Herald is Good for you, Bro. Bullock, and Sanford town immediately ussisted him to build a' First S treet No. 3 0 4 Stone Gove Bld’g { lucky. He recently won a suburban lot 4 new home. They appreciate the major gives you and every citizen of Alachua in ids home town at a drawing—and 4 . and his good work ih tiie newspuper line. county, and every other county in Florida, 1444444 4444444444444444444444444444444444444.;. Sunford lots are worth real money.—I’ nan invitation to spend the Fourth in San­ lutkn Herald. Ono of the ludicrous aspects of the state ford- There is no special meeting of tiie . W . J. T H IG P E N & COM PANY press is the prohibition papers witii along “ prlpss gang" in Sanford thaUday, hut we ALL 1HC YEAR ROUND will guarantee a good time to the pencil dry editorial page and several columns of AGENTS Strangers visiting Sanford for the first whiskey advertising flunking the dry ar­ pushers if they will join us in celebrating time are impressed with the grcul activ­ ticle. Certainly a paper can be excused tiie Fourtli. ity along all lines in the good old summer for'puhliihing whiskey advertising, since time. Usually the businessof most cities The Sanford High School has closed the all is grist that comes to the1mill, and no falls off in the summer and tiie inhabi­ school year nnd it hns been one of the doubt many of them need the money, hut Off!«« With HOLDBN RIAL ESTAT* CO. tants do not expect trade during thin best in the history o f this institution. such a |ioUcy is liurdly consistent. From the very beginning of the term last period. The “ temsit Kerchew" hug of < * : ............ . ■■■ ■ Sanford, Florida Roosevelt fame seems to sting the people “ Now that the two warring editors in fall the school lias worked as, a lyilt in nnd they settle into the sleeping sickness Orange county have given each other cer- bringing the scholars and teachers to­ ' , tlflcales of sincerity und the other virtues, gether and working in conjunction the without a n y hope of recovery until tjie perhaps there will not be so much call for school has accomplished wonderful re­ fall season starts. Of course Sanford is tho home consumption of the agricultural not as lively in the mmmierfor our people product that makes Sanford famous."— sults. The growth of the school has been travel to summer resorts just ns they do nothing short of phenomenal. One reason Nor the consumption of tiie beverage from uther cities and many of our winter tluit mado Milwaukee fumousr Necessity for this has been the great iqflux.ef new visitor^ are absent from our midst. But residents in Sanford. Another reason compels us to leave thul to Bro. Edgar of and the greatest has been the wide repu­ the city never falls in the lethargy from Joyous Jacksonville. G utter and Galvanized Tanks — . tation gained by the principal and faculty which there is no awakening, There is always work to be done onihe of the schegd and far and wide the San­ “One day last week Editor Holly of the Repair W ork a Specialty farms and this means employment of ford High School is looked upon as a Sanford Herald became the happy owner of a quantity of Celery City dirt, duly de­ temple of learning second to none. Many hands uli summer. New Inuds are being ¡I C o rn er F irst S tr e e t and P a lm e tto Avenue Sanford. Florida scribed by metes and bounds,' and all by people make Sanford their home during opened, fences made, ditches dug nnd 1 the easy process of holding the Winning later in the summer seed beds to nmkp. nuinbur in u drawing,- This -lucky- ticket llie winter months jn order to place their B U-T-Tchildren In this school. 'T h iB T u n m iir'otra cw iu iu of'ilifslrect •SANFOHD^DGÉí Nn. 27rIrO.-Ö. K.-----D R . - O . G . was numbered "32.“ But suppose the fig­ ures in that number had been reversed, From n total average attendance of paving, tiie numerous new store rooms Meeis every Monday night at 7:30 in Ma­ would hs have been as happy then T"— 241 pupils year 1907 the school closed last and residences, the installation of a mam­ DENTIST sonic Hall. Visiting' brethren are cor­ Tiincs-Union. moth electric light and power plant and week with 409 pupils enrolled. Room 13 l’i«> UuiMinf dially Invited. W . S. B a l d w in . Sure. 23 has no meaning when applied The school has long ago outgrown its the new street railway. Sunford will have Secretary. SANFORD. FLORIDA to Lucky Sanford. We simply scare present quarters and It is hoped tiie new no time to indulge in a summer siesta. hoodoos away by Success. Trade along every line is getting bet­ $12,000 extension canbemndeduringthe D R . a * M. M ASO N A N D EW JOHNSON summer vacation In order that the In'- ter and the merchants expect a film 1 ATTORNEY-AT-LAW According to the Pensacola News San creased facilities wltl be adequate to take trade right on' tlirouglv- until the fall " d e n t is t ** utor Taliaferro will have opposition if he care of the many new scholars that will planting starts the regular exodus from Practice« lo Sute and Federal Court«. Phû» 1* Welborn Block again seeks the nomination for his pres­ attend next fall. Phone 248. the ¿tyrth to Sanford. Real estate is ac­ R O T Building. Sanford. Florida ent position. .Judge Reeves and Hon. The commencement exercises this year tive in both city pro|>crty and vegetable W. A. Blount will likely be candidates were very good and each and every grade hinds and much of it is changing hands T H O M A S E M M E T * W I L S O N JOHN^ Cr-SNEAD ATTURNEY-AND COUNSELLOR- ' from West Florida and they ore both good demonstrated the careful training of the every week. ■ •______ — men. It is also rumored that Frank efficient corps of teachers. AT-LAW In'fact Sanford is u round city. ARCHITECT U te Mole Attorney Seven lb .Judicial ClrfuU of Clark will have'opposition in the Second Prof. Perkins and his assistants cannot Something doing all the time. Florida lia Vi. Fini Sa-4 H umic IGS : District In Farris of Duval Bnd Hllburn of be too highly endorsed by our people for Keaidencea, Sanford and Sylvan Lake — ^ f l orida Putnam. In any event the contest prom­ their faithful services and the high stan­ SANFORD. Application For Land Entry ises to wax very warm when the gong dard to which they have brought the r l ^ E O . A ' D eC O T T E S Dcnonintnt uf Ibn luUviur. 7 e * i w» pi li A. FORTSON General Fire F ! H li Insurance S. F. S A L L A S & CO. Tin, Slate and T ile Roofing t * ___ rings. ---- -------------------------— ■chool. The Orange county commissioners are about to begin n very extensive work of drainage in what is known’ as “ the San-JoMtlrainNge d istrict"- in w ren columns of last week's Sanford Herald they adver­ s e for bids.for one hundred sections of drains, grouped according to the various ditches they will empty into, twenty-eight . “7 - t.; ' United Ststsa U n d Olflc< A. C. HART a tto rn ey and counsellor at l a w n i w p«lne»vUle, F I» . May 201>eo Upon our boys and girls depends the S U R V E Y O R ANDDRAUGHTSMA Nulloe U hereby «liven that Moaes O. Practice in State and Fedcxa] Couru future of our city, state and government oT Orlando. County of Orange. State of f ____ U va lin d and CmaaSecilooini (w DtiiM»* In I Ilia offae hla application to enter t And tiie Uvea of the children are moulded Bled ty«IbôrifBlock Sanford. Fla the provUiom of Secll I and 8307, Rev a Specialty I «lutei ut Ihn United____ by the careful tuition and training of tiie KK H «f ■ÉftjÉKrewM " SJtw FQ IID. FLI)K11>a' {Sec 22 Towiuhip 20 S , R SUE.. Tallaba aere-' scIioolP etiditin, Florida, E." HOUSHOLDER Au y «m l all pcrtoni dalmlu —J adveradVIh« latid Every parent should aid and assist in F. 0. E. CELERY CITY AERIE. object been uà« id the min eyery way Uie scbobl training of the chil­ Y DENTIST Meets Tuesday nights, ut 9 »¡JoA * dren and every commencement should Room« 23, 24 and 23. Moo Bids. 'Phone 141 the hall In Urn Sloi.e-Oove build» s,h make the children more anxious to keep . ' ... S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . Firsts treeb •Wm ■ �May 28, 1909 -, THE SANrORD HERALD NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS _ S e ti mated coet c f clearing. One cu lvert Cameron A vern e, T o ta l estim ated cost o f tide section. *198.50. Slope 1 to 1« laittom Nmkce I* hereby «Iren that »ruled bid» will be .fiCeet. * , «vlved by the courtly rommtsjtaneri "Of Ofahfe -------estim ated cost o f Ueneva A v e ­ S b ltr Florida, until 12 o dock m. on the seventh nue D itch N orth Side, No. 4: T o ta l cost C ut )unct !»& ». when they will be opened by oDrf excavation, *566.74: E stim ated cost 7h. hoard of county eOtnraU»loner» of »aid county, ouff cclearing, le a rln r *130.00. *“ ”E stim “ -----* cost o f ated bid» relatlnl to the Drainage of the Sanford culverta. *46.00,— Engineering, M O M . in dn ig« Uittrlct »a named Unehidint all of t r - Estim ated coat o f ditch, *800.74. ditches, drains, creek» and water creek* ai nr sided for) according to plan» and ipedflcntlo:ms O eneva A v e a a * D itch Booth lt d * Ho. S. H eglnnlng at u stake on .th e South side ,UT t i quanlllie» glvcfl herein arc calculated from o r tlenevu A w n u u and on the East stile average end area* mnde at each one hundred fret o f Hi'urdull Avenue, thence north 88 •latitat and are approximate only. degrees, 30 m inutes east w ith said south lino 16 fe e t south o f the. line between SPECIFICATION Sections 33 and 34 to Station 80 which is 16 fe e t bou tli o f said section lin e and Hast Hide D rain age Canal N orth ber tii Jill,« n ? 9 fe e t « u t ' O f th e -Bout Heart L In ln p ja S L .g r u s a - o flie k e jr s s u p .'T O ft -' & >— « o r n e r ■ H ectlon —“ Thlrty^H iFe« vlRtthg o r three sections, I. o., 17. 18 and i isTc! aa). T ow n sh ip T w e n ty t T p. 2 0 ). 19. Bactioa Ho. 17.— Is 201)0 feet lon g from ¿aulii 1tungo T h irty-O IM Knut (U. IL SI Sj\ ui u slake mnrkod " O " ; thence With Station 70 to Stntlon 60. consisting o f d lluo aouth or Sedllun T h irty -th re e 1081 cubic yards o f excavation estim ated a t *102,16. E sllm ated cost o f clea r­ tSec. 33) W ea t to b ou th w eat corn er in g , *80.00 E stim ated cost o f tills sec­ thereof, a dlatanco o f 595. lo o t, thence tio n / *242.16. S lo p « 1 to 1; bottom width • * bn u lino N orth 16 ic e t, eaat from it 3 feet. and parallel th ereto to a U tlo n 93x50 a Beotton 18,— Is 2600 feet lon g from 7i atunce o f 8.985 fe o t and term in atin g S tation s 60 to 25 and consists o f 2210 r i 1) 1» bnclt w a ters o f Luko M onroe on E stim ated at *332.40. E s­ n line 16 foot uoat o f the llnu betwoch cubic yards. tim ated cost o f cleurlug * 8 0 .0 0 . One Section* * * a « 41 **> co n sistin g o f fou r c u lv e rt Hlclim oiul ^ Avenue, . , *45.00, _______ T w o ■ ■ a l a h o . t » « a w ! n ™ S “ rr r . » cu lverts Cameron Avenu e 15 ft. span Hlutlun, ?> yardsTh^rw I Q .I jU I L ^ - a a fc !^ 1os7 cu_blü Ono c u lvvert e rt ustlinuted hi * 16.00. coo lin eal fe o t 30 inch newer C lea rin g estlum tcd ut tile 1 1 ( 0 0 .0 0 . tills sec- ■lie. *ï5.wrT»tnt estimated cast U'gict/on*"»a,* « , — I t Is 2600 fe e t lo n g ‘fruiti Station 66 to S tation 30, constat­ imi o f 26VO cubic ynrdu ut excavation , «unlimited a t 4103.60. 000 fu el o f 301 Inch tile. * 1 2 0 0 .0 0 . and cleurliiK ostlmuted at $67.26. T o ta l estim ated cost or lJottoin w idth, this section. I16;0.76. 1 fu e l; slope,, I to 1. Beetlon Ho. !L— It Is 2600 fo o t long from Station 30 to 6, con sistin g o f 3311 ■cubic yards o f a xcavatlon estim ated ut It 14.26. Ono c u lv e rt estim ated ut *46.80. and clea rin g -estlrn a trd nt *82.83. • Total cstliuatud cost o f llila section, I64 2.1U. Slope, 1 to 1; bottom width. I foot* Section Ho. 4.— I t Is 600 fe e t long front Station 6 to "O ," con sistin g or 7m ruble yards, estim ated ut *87.62, and clearing estim ated at *17.62. T o ta l es­ timates cost o f this section. *106.14. East Side Drulntigu Canal South, intch No. 2. T h is ditch begins nt S ta­ tion “ O’1 a t thu sam e point us thu nurth bound ditch and Is the sumo system or Intercepting oh the north one, w ith a gival ou tlet to I«nke Jessup. Station “ O" Is a t the su m m it lev e l. 11.‘g in ­ ning ut a point 37« fe e t E ast o f the Sou III west C o rn e t S ection T h irty -th re e 133) Tow n sh ip - T w e n ty (20) South I lunge T h lrty -o m a (3 1 ) E a st; thence rust with tile south lino o f said section I00U feet to tile northeast corner o f the northwest uuartor of the" n orth w est quart or, thence south w ltti U — Vi line liiiangh U-- -«■“ » t e e - Kuat ) » -ef Urcttmrs 4 , « and 16 o f T o w n s h ip T w e n ty (20) South H ange T litrty -o n o (31 ) blast, and terubiiulliig ut tliu wutnr lino o f laike JeHHiip at Station 143x40 a din tunee «>r 13,340 feet south from ungiti at to, cons[sl()IK o f stk section «. 1 «■-, 6, 6, 7, 8,-«, faction Ho. B.— Is 1800 fe e t 'lo n g from Station 143 to .Station 126, and coiodHting o f 3628 cubic yard s o f excavation, «Miniated at . » M U * '.. clea rin g estlinateit __ -Tit *38.22. T o ta l esltm utcit cost o f tills ^section, *629.34. Slop««, 1 to I ; bottom width 4 feel. Beetlon Ho. 0.— ts 2600 feet tong from Station 126 to Htntlon 100, con sistin g o f <99:1 cubic yards o f excavation , estim a ­ ted at *9U9.8?. E stím ate«! cost of *199.97. One fa rm crossing, *8.00. K stliualed cost o f tills section, *1207.8 1. Slope 1 to 1; bottom w idth, 4 feet. Bretton Ho. 7.— Is 2600 fe e t tang, Station loo to S tation 76 con sistin g o f 8507 u u ldtryards o f exca va tin g, estim a ­ teli at *1070,87. E stlm ati'ii cost it) -clearing *214.17. T o ta l est I um teil cost or lids section, *1286.p4. Slope 1 t o « l ; tiuttuin width, 4 feel. Bretton Ho. B.— Is 2600 feet lon g from Station 75 to Htntlon 6 0 , con sistin g o f 7890 cubic yards o f ex c a v a tin g ratti ted at *1183.26 2.,. C lea rin g -estimated nt *197.26. T o ta l estim ated cost o f this section *1380.60. Slope, 1 to 1; bottom Width, 3 feel. Ejection W«A 9.— Is 2600 feet lon g from Stillim i 60 to Station 26, con sistin g o f 4116 edible yards o f e x ca va tin g eslliiiuteil at $617.26. C learin g estim ated at 1102.87. One farm crossin g. * 8 .0 0 . T o ta l <Mlimited cost o f tilts sceltili), *728.12. H1o|m\ I to 1; bottom width, 2 feet. Section Ho. 10.— In 2600 feet long from . Hialina 26 to Station "O ." con sistin g o f 39U9 ruble yards o f excavatin g, estim a ­ ted at *4 88.62. E stim ateli cost o f ch'ili'* 4ug. *97.72. One fa rm crossin g $8.mi. - Esumateli cost o f tills Section. *591.34. T o la l estim ated cost o f East Hide Drainage CaAnl, *9061.22. T o ta l cost o f excavation, *6869.40. Estim ated rout o f Ills. *2400.011. E stim ated cost o f clear­ ing. *1097.82. Engineering', *180.00 E sthnalril cost o f c u lv e rts .-b rid g e s , etc., *114.U0 .’ T o ta l cost o f ditch. *9661,22. C H A S E H IT C H HO. 3. Beginning at a stake ut the Southwest «o rn e r o f the N o rth w e s t uuartor, Sec­ tion 33, T ow n sh ip 19, South llra n g o 31 Kust ut Station " O " ; thence N orth 88 •degrees and 30 initiates East wltti thè Vi lines o f said sections nhd Section 3 4, said tuwn and ran ge to Station 76 nt the water line o f St. Johns H iv e r where It crosses said llnu con sistin g o f fou r Sections, 1. e., 11, J2, is and 36. Section Ho. I I . — Is 11on-feet lon g front Station 86 to 76, constating o f 42 cubic ' Voids, estim ated ut *5.25, nlul clearin g *‘ntlniutt‘d at *10.60. T o t a l, estim ated *’ust o f tills section. *16.76. Slope 1 to 1: hottepn w idth, -J feet. Be citen Ho. 10.— In 2500 feet lon g froth M illion 76 to StAtluh 60. annalaUitg <«f *J M cubie yards, estim ated ut *292.76. ■»■tearing estim ated at *68.56. T o ta l es­ timated cost o f this section, *361.311. •SI mi« 1 to 1; bottom w idth, 2 feet. „ BacUon Ho. 13.— Is 2600 feet lon g from ytujhin 60 to Station 26. con sistin g o f -.85 cubie ÿnrds o f exeuvntlng. estlm aV ir .-í* 1 1338.76. C lea rin g estim ated nt —-B ridge a t-»»n m ero rt-A ven u e *-h't limited at *46.00. T o ta l estim ated cost ■Of tills section *430.72. Slope 1 to 1; •bottom width, 2 feet. _ * H t lO » Ho. 30.— Is 2600 feet lon g from " ' “ ¡■•on *6 to S tation "O ," con sistin g o f «.467 cubie yards o f e x c a v a tln tin g estim a»310.06. C learin g estim ated at l ‘$ ,»“ »* 1370.06. Clearln *10.00. B rid g e llt-n rd n lL A vcn u e *atlm aJf®-0t *60.00. T edili estim ated cost o f ¡Ids section, *4 40 65 .' Slope 1 to l ; bot­ tom width, 2 feet. Total estim ated coat o f Chase D itch n o . j, T o ta l estim ated cost o f exenvu* l0°7.*0. E stim ated cost o f clearJug, *116.02. E stim ated coat o f tirldgÌT*-, »106.00, C ost o f engineering, »70.uu •LsUmateif cost o f ditch. *1307.82. A v a n a * D iteli W orth H o. 4. Heglnnlng at Station " O " a point on — ' Av e nue 16 fe e t north o f the n orth east corner o f the northeast quarw J?eî* * on *■ T o w n sh ip 1*. South i «*.1 ** E ast; thence N o rth 18 degrees and 10 intputen east w ith the north lip « » A ven u e to S tation 80 In the i*? a u p P ra irie ending 16 fe e l " “ « b o f tile Section tine or Section 3 4. this MW t r iit n r t feet. Section I f . — Is 2500 feet long from Station 26 to *■(.)," and consists o f 852 culita yards. Estim ated cost. * 127.80. E stim ated cost o f clearing, *80.00. T o ­ tal estim ated cost o f tills section. $2 0 7 .80. Slope 1 to t; bottom w idth 2 feet. T o ta l estim ated cost o f tlonova A v e ­ nue D itch south side. No. 6: T o ta l cost o f excavation, *022.3 6. Eat) in a ted > o sl o f clearing. *240.00. Estim ated cost o f Li Iit gee, *135.00, Engineering, *60. Hi T o ­ tal estim ated cost 11057.35, Jordan H oed D itch Ho. 0. licglnnlhK at Station "O ” u point on the eust side o f Heartla ll A venue and 11. fe e t east o f the AdrUiwest corner o f tinsou tliw est qu arter o f tlie northeast quar­ ter, Section 4, T ow n sh ip 2 0 , South lu in gc 31 «•us(, thence with the hearing o f sniit section line rapt ward fo llo w in g the center line o f the present construction sta­ tion 74 and tliero term inates ut 7400 fe e t fro m tlie plaoe o f liegtnnlng, con­ sistin g or three sections, I. e„ 20, 21 and 22. Section SO.— Is 2500 feet long from Station 76 to 50, consisting o f 223C cu­ bic yards o f excavutlrfg estim ated nt *336.4(1. C learin g estim ated at *80.Oa r o t «I tstlin u lcd cost or th l*. section, *416.40. Slope, H i to 1; bottom whltli, I foot. Soctlon 31.— Is 2500 fe e t long from Station 50 to Station 25, consisting uf 2864 cubic yards, estim ated ut *129.(>o, T o ta l estnilated cost o f clearing, |8aOo. One cu rvorrC am eron Avenue. *45.00.Two cu lverts Itirluiiom l Avenue, *90.00. T o ­ tal cost o f tilts section, *64 1.60. Slone U f I n I; hnUirin vnrtTti. I fim r Section aaJ—Is 2500 foot long- from Stations 26 to “ O ," consisting o f 208U cubic yards estim ated at *312,90. E s ti­ mated cost o f clearing. *80.00. Total., cM lil'iited cost o f this seetl ut. »752 90. Stupe 1)6 to 1; tail tom, I foot. — Totn l estim ated -cost «if .Iordan Horn Ditch No, 6.: T o ta l cost o f excavation, *1077.90. Estim ated cost o f oh urlns. $240.00. C ulverts, *136.00. Engineering *60,00. T o ta l estlinateit cost o f ditch No. U, *1512.90. B row n Bond D itch Ho. 7. liegtnnlng ut a point on the east side o f Heal da II Avenue, 16 feet south o f the northwest corner o f the southwest quar­ ter, Section 4, T ow n sh ip 20 , South Hungc 31 Kust, at S tation "<>. thence -nsl « l l h the said U lin e uud the center line of Section 3 fo r n distance o f 7600 feet or Station 78. und there term inates, con­ sistin g o f fou r sections, I. o., 23, 24, 26 and 26. •• Section 33___is 600 feet long from S ta ­ ll fill 80 to 76. und consists o f ttu cubic yards o f excavation, esllm at-al at *9.00. Estim ated cost o f clearing. *12.00. E s­ tim ated cost o f tilts section, *2t.im. Slope, t to 1, bottom width, t foot. »•e tto n 3*.— Is 2500 feet I ■out from Stations 70 to 50, and consists o f 96U cubic yards u f excuvutlon estiuiated at *142.60. E stim ated , cost o f clearing. *80.00. T o ta l estllllaled «*ost o f tills section •*2250.60. Slope I In I; bottom width, 1 foot. Section 35.— ts 2500 feet long from sta tio n 50 to Station 26. unit consists i .i 1131 entile yards estim ated at *214.86 Estim ated cost o f clearing. * 8 0 ,0 0 . One cu lvert Cuineroti A ven u e,‘ * 4 6 .011. T w o ou iverts Hlclimoiul Avenue $90. T ota l rslln iu led cost o f Hits section *129.65. Slope l . t o I; bottom width 1 foot. Section 30.— Is 2500 feet long from *»(¡■11011 25 to "O ," and contains 1213 «h i tile ysrds. estim ated cost. *181.95: To7 tut estlm uted oust o f clearing. *80.00. Total cost o f tills section. *261.95. Slope I to I; bottom width, one foot. T o ta l cost o f Drown Hoad Ditch No. <: T o ta l cost o f excavation, *548,10, Estim ated cost o f clearing. *262.00. E stim ated cost o f culverts, *135.00. Engineering, *60.00. T o ta l estim ated cost o f this ditch, *996.10. W h ltn e r D itch Ho. B. B egin n in g nt the southwest corner o f the northeast quarter, Section 33, T o w n ­ ship 20 Sou tli Itan ge 31 east, t Ilf nee north on a line to a point 25 feet north o f the center o f C elery Avenue, thence east 3 0 0 fe et, thence north through W h ith er’« land and on Hue between J. N, W h ltn er and Stephens to Station 66 nt w a ter lino on W oodru ff Canal In taike Monroe llats. con sistin g o f three sec­ tions, i. e „ 27, 28 and 29. »a c tio n 37.— Is 700 feet long from S ta­ tion 67 til Station 60 uud contains oiitd e-ya rd s estim ated at *26 12. T o ta l estim ated cost o f c lea rin g $3u.U0. E sti­ mated eost o f this section, *56.12. 2 foot bottom . 46 degree slope. Section 38.—-Is *600 feet , lon g from Station 60 to Stutldn 26 and consists or 4632 cubic y a rd « o f excuvation. estim a ­ ted at *679.00. E stim ated cost o f c le a r­ ing, *5o:oo. One 15 fo o t cu lvert C elery A venue, JJ 5.00. T o ta l estim ated cost Uf. this section, *674.00. sta tio n 37 ch an g­ ed from 2 fe e l to 3 fe e t on bottom. Stn­ tlon 45 changed from 3 fe e t to 4 fe e t on bottom. Bactlan 89.— Is 2600 feet lon g from Station 25 to "O ," und conslstn o f 1884 yards. E stim ated cost o f ex ca va tion. * * 83.60. E sttm ated CDHl o r Clearing ISTTm) T o ta l estim ated cost o f this Hectlon, *307.60. 2 fo o t bottom . 45 degree slope. T o ta l estim ated cost o f W h ltn er Ditch No. 8: T otu l cost o f excavation. 88«.«2. E stim ated cost o f cu lvert. *46.u0. T o ta l cost o f clearin g, (105.00. Engineering. *45.00. T o ta l estim ated cost o f this ditch, *1082.72. ______ A. B. Oam sroa D itch Ho. 3. B egin n in g on Cameron Avenu e 330 fe e t north o f the southw est corn er nf I sit No. I B row n 's Subdivision. Beck Hummock, Section 2, thence eastw ard w ith the m eandering o f thu old ditch to Station 46, which Is about 1000 feet In the prairies o f l«ake Jessup and con­ sists uf tw o section «. 1- a-, 30 and 21«-— Bactioa 30.— la 2100 feet lon g from Station 41 to 26, and conalsts o f 2020 cubic yards o f excavation estim ate«! at. *103.00. E stim ated cost o f clearing, o, * * * * 10“ . ! * ^ —I s *300 fe e t lo n g from i » « ! on .* * * ° S tation 60, and cau la'n s *75.00. Slope I to 1; bottom , tw o feet. , 7 Î * ®ublc yards o f e x c a v a tin g estim a­ E stim ated cost o f this section, *378.00. flection 31.— Is 2600 fe e t lon g from tiE stim ated o o tt o f c le a r! , * ' * il£ J L list I ina ted cost o f Itila s é î- Station IS tu “ O ." and con sists o f 2123 Me yi yards o f excavation , estim ated at Slope 1 to I ; bottom cu blc E stim ated coat I o f clearin g, width, 1 feet. *489.96. *80.00. T o ta l estim ated cost o f tilts *j,**® “ ° * 18-— l a *600 fe e t lo n g from section *549.96. Slope 1 bo 1; bottom. î s Î t 0n A 0 to Station 26, con sistin g o f _ p. m cVbi ° estim ated at f t l l . l t . 2 feet. T o ta l eatlm ated cost of Cameron Estltnnted cost of* clearin g, *80,00. T oD itch No. 9 : . » «iiU m ated coat o r this section. * * * * .T o ta l coat o f excavation . $772.96. » t ^ Hlope. L t d t j bottom w idth, t feet. clearing, » 1 65.00. t,*? ® **0» . 1 A -—le 1600 feet lon g from « « • » „ U to Stati on •‘o , ” *n | im slsls CHCK « » 1141 cablo y and*. B eU m ated coet. ...^ s a w jL -a s F ^ iftT o S s a K r ir te iia .'"'™ , or U... *967.95. ending o f l«nxe Monroe a t crossin g o f C elery Avenu e to be tiled wHh_JUQ_ fCCL.Of-24 tnctKBPWtJT pipe, m aking tho tw o uiigh points w ith tilin g, con sistin g o f three sections, 1. *., 46. 47 and *8. Beetlon 40.— la 2100 fe e t lo n g from Station 21 to “ O,” and conslsta o f lost cubic, yards o f excAValiQib^cgntnaled f i t *135.12. E stim ule«! cost o f c le a rin g *30.U0. Slope, 1 la 1; bottom width, 3 feet. T o ta l estim ated cost o f this section. *165.12. Section 47.— Is 1300 fe e t lon g from Station 38 to S tation 26 and consists or 1295 cubic yards o f excavation , estim a­ ted at *161.87. E stim ated cost o f c le a r­ ing, *3<>.uu. 300 fiw t o f 24-tnch setenr pipe H t.llU .ccnla per lin e a l- fo o t in pines fo u r connections. *240,00. One concrete box B. 1*. In lets storm w ater a t- t ïo .o o each. *911.00. T o ta l estim ated cost o f this section *011.87, Beettou 48.— I h 2500 feet lon g from Station 26 to "O ” and cdnslsts o f L947 cubic yards o f c ia iv n tlo n estim ated at 243.35. E s tim a tili cost o f el curing, 20.00. T o ta l estimatevi cost o f tills sec­ tion. *263.36. T o ta l estim ated cost o f Dr. A ld rid g e Ditch. No. 16: T o ta l estim ated cost o f excavation , *640.34, T o ta l estim ated coat o f clearin g, *80.O0. . 1 T E stim ated cost o f bridgea mul c u l­ verts, sew er pipe, etc., *320.1)0. ' E ngineering, *60.00. 1 T o ta l estim ated cost o f this d llc lv 1990.34. L ---n Ohappel D ltcb, H o. I t . B e g inning a l the S. K. corner N. K. U o f the f t f f . V«, Huctlun 32. Taw natllp 19, South Hange 31 Kust nt Station "O ,’ mirth fo llo w in g the east Une o f thence north l.o v e jo y Avenu e to Station 61 nn the hack w iitcrs o f Duke Monroe, and then term inates and consists o f three sec­ H ow ard Packard Ditch, Ho. 11, tions, t. <>.. 49, 60 amt 61. B egin n in g nn the east side o f Heardall ■action 49.— ts 1100 feet lon g from Avenu e 15 feet sou th -of the lot line be­ Stntlon Cl tu Station 60 and consists ol tween 19 and 32 H ow ard Packard luind 465 cubic yards at excavation estim ated Co. Hub-division, thence N orth 89 d e­ at *58.13. E stim ated cost uf cli-urlns. grees. 31) m inutes East on a lin e 16 feet 120.00. T O tS t'estlm u ted cost o f tills seesouth o f the cen ter sections 9 und HI Don. *78,13. Slope, IH to 1; bottom Tow n sh ip 20, South Hunge 31 East, end­ width, 2 feet. in g nt Htatlun 8 0 , tmio fe e t out in the Section 50.— I n 2500, feet lon g from m eadows o f Ijik e Jessup, con sistin g o f Station 50 to 26 and consists o f 2?22 Tour sections, I. e.. 37, 38, 39, and 40. cubic yards o f excavation , estim ated at Section 37.— I h 6 0 0 feet long from $340.25. Estim ated cogt o f clearin g. Station 80 to 76 and consists «if At cu­ (5O.00. One cu lvert II! Feet long at *3.o bic yards o f excavation , estim ated ut per foot, (46.00. One c u lv e rt C elery *7.62. T o ta l estim ated cost o f clearin g, A y «muo 16 fe e l 145.IHI. T o ta l estiuiated *1.52. T o ta l estim ated cost *9.14. Slope cost o f this section, *480.25. I to t : tiottoin 2, feet. ■action 51.— Is 2500 fe e t lon g from Section 38.— Is 25U0 feet tong from Station 26 to "O'* and consists o f 3229 Station 76 to Station 60, and contains cubie yurds o f excavation, estim ated at 1435 cubic yards o f excavation ; estim a ­ 1403.63. T o ta l estim atoli cost o f c le a r­ ted ut *179.37. Estlm uted c o s t-o f clea r­ ing, 130.00. T o ta l estim ated oust o f this ing. *36.87. T w o tloo«t gu les estim ated Section, *432.113. Slope Jy, to l ; Sta­ at *28.00. T o ta l estim ated cost o f thii tion 14 chungo to 2 fo o t honour, 1 to 1 section, (243.24. Slope I to I; IsHlom, Slope. width 2 feet. —» ' " T o t a l ostilim ited cost o f Chnppcl D ltc l Bsctlon 39.— ts 2500 feet long from No. 16 Htntlon 50 to Station 26 and c o n s is ts .o f .T o tu l cstlinnti'd cost o f excavation, 3238 cubic yards o f cxcavntlon estim a­ *802.01 ted at $404.76. Kstinmt«'d cost o f clear* Estim ated cost o f clearin g, turn no lllg, *80 95. B ridge l'«liu ifm «-a v u l -WsMtmileil UUNl'fir lüiiveriH, * 9 0 ,0 0 . TT kJIfiTth *»6,0(1. Tom I estim ated cost o f tills section, *530.70. ¡»tope 1 E ngineering, (4 5.UO. ?! bottom width, 2 feet. T otu l estlm uted cost o f. Ditch No. 16. Bactton 40.— Is 2500 fe c i long front *1037.01.' Station 25 to “ O ." and consista o f 3939 ciitilc yurds or exenvattm u_estlm aliul ut ■ s e s sad irid ar D itch, Ho. 17. $492.3 «. Estim ateli cost u f Clearing, Beginning,»it a point 89 fe e t north ami *98.17. T otu l ••stimatisi enst o f itti« «•-•■- 4 0 0 feet w est o f thtrtJr’W ÿ u o m g m f tpe itoli, *590,81. Hlopo I to 1; Imitimi 2 N. IV. U o f the N. E. i¿ Section SI. feet. Tow n sh ip 19. South H ange 31 East on T o ta l estltnnted cosi o f H ow ard Pack­ the south side o f the Hanford it E v e r­ ard Di teli No. I l : glades I ta II rond, und eusLwurd w ith suhl T o ta l estltnnted cast o f «-»envnthm. rnfimiU! righ t o f way to till* N. E. c o r ­ *1084.1 i r ner o f the S. \V\ (i o f Hie N. K. (; Sec­ T o ta l estlrnated eost o f ' clearing, tion 31, T ow n sh ip 1«. .Sm ith Hange 31 *216.81. East, thence north to the N. E. corner o f Estim ateti cost o f hrldges and cul- the N. W. (i or tlie N. E. 14, See Hon 31, vrrts. *73.00. 'IViwnstdp 19, South Hnnge ■ 31 East, Cost o f -Engineering, $6 0 .0 0 . till-nee east 660 feet on tile solili T o ta l estim ateti rosi o f Ib is diteli, siile of C elery Avenue, thence »1433.92. north to the cen ter line of ...... Ihm 30, th env'O eastw ard with said line Cmueron C ity Diteli, Ho. 19. 369 feot to an gle point, thence north­ H eglnnlng mi u line U-tween Hectlons ward parallel to Section lines to Station 9 ami 16 T ow n sh lp 20 South Hnnge 31 811 nini term Inule» at the liaek w aters nr E asl, a l Slutlon m irili t»n th r cast Btlt-T TäVKe Monroe, und consists o f fou r sev­ o f I ioardui I A vellilo, 15 fo c i South o f rions, t. o., 62, 53, 54 uud 66. alt lin e lietween 61 ami 81, thence oasi ■action 62.— ts 500 feet tong from S ta ­ along sald line to Station 26-44 K-IO, tion 90 to 75 and cuuslsts o f 140 cubie thence smith a l rlglit an gle to w ater llm va n Is o f excuvation, estim ated at (11:60. o f old diteli m itlet at thè odgo o f thè rotai estim ated eost n f Cteftilng *20.00. niCOltuna a t Stintoli- 30,—on ttIP- SiTttnh T orn i estltnnted cosi o f tlilp section. line, em islstlng o f tu o seetlons, I. e., *37.50. Slope, t to 1; bottom width. 3 41 ami 41. feet. Bactton 41.— I h filli) feet long front S îc tîc a 22.— ; n 250o fe e l long- from Stntlon 30 to 25 ami cotmlsts u f 179 c o ­ Station 76 to 60 und consists o f 3785 lite y a rd » o f cxcu vn tlon, estlrnated at coble yards o f excavation , estim ated at 122.25. T o ta l est limi ti-d cost uf clearing *473.1 2. C learing estim ated at t8a.|iq. *14.46. T o ta l esttnm ted cost o f thln Totul estim ated cost o f this section, seethui, *30.70. Slo|M- 1 to 4 ; ImMnnt, 2 *353.12. Slope 1 to I; bottom, 3 feet. feet. ■action 54.— ts 2 6 0 0 feet long from B fctlon 43.— In 2500 feet long fruii. Station 60 to 25 and consists o f 2513 Station 25 lo "O ." und corlHlsts o f 3393 cubic yards o f excavation« estim ated ut eutilc yurds o f excuvutlon, estim ateli ai *314.12. C learin g est milted nt *40.00. 14 24 .00. Est Ima ti-il eost o f clearin g. Two w ater g a les and tile cu lvert, (88.00, . . .l e s t i m a,i,.d »84.811. One eu lvert 15 feet, *45.00. T o ta l T. ota t e d Coni o f* tilts section. stim ateli eost o f Ib is «ectim i, *563.80. * 44 2 12. 12. Him Slope, t to 1; bottom wLd j l|. 2 feet. Stime. I to I ; bottoni, 2 feet. . - T o ls i eHttmirtcd cmrr o f ('mip-ron city ■action 55.— Is 2600 feet lon g from ru d i. No. 12:. Station 26 to " O " and consists o f 1696 T ota l eslim ati-d cosi o f exeavntlon. cubic yards o f excavation, estim ated nt *446.26. *199.50. T o ta l estim ated cost o f clearin g Estlrnated cosi o f clearing. 199.25. I4U.O0. One w ater ga te Sanford A E v ­ H rldges and cu lverls, *46.00. erglades KnHrnml, *t4.00. T o t & t 'e s ti­ E ngineering. *25.00. mated cost o f this Section, B26.1.60. T o ta l estlrnated cost o f Ib is diteli, Slope, 1 (o t; bottom,. 2 feet. (615.50. T o ta l estim ated c«mt o f l ’uce A- E lder Ditch, No. 17: T o ta l cost o f excavation , * 1004,24, B ta rd a ll A v a n a * D iteli, Ho. 13. T o ta l estim ated cost o f cleurlug, Hecthm 9 and 16 . T ow n sh lp 20 South Kunge 31 Elisi. H egln n ln g ut Statim i *160.00. Bridges, cu lverts, w ater gate, etc.. "O " ori thè west side o f Heurdall A vemie In thè cen ter o f S«*ctlon 9 and 15 * 102. 00. Engineering, (60.00. feet West o f thè '4 ree tino line, thence T o ia l esH inaled 'cost o f this illtch, soutti purallet W illy salii line tu station 15 In thè luridi Jcssup loendows. Lsdng (1436.24. San ford D ltob, Ho. 10. 480 feet In thè prulrle und ulietit a mite B egin n in g ut Station "O" too feet fro lli w ater leve) und 18 In d irà utsixi lake Irvel standard elevu tlon und In sec- south o f the O viedo ra ilw a y on the eust llon 16. and eonslsttng o f tw o seetlons, side ot Hark Avenue, thence north with said eust line 446 feet tu the south line 1. e.. 43 and 44. Btction 43.— Is 2600 feet lon g frolli o f l-'ourtoenth Street, thence niirllj 89 degrees 30 Inim ités 9k»st with said south Station 60 to 25 and conslsts uf 38 cubie jurdH o f-o x c u v a lio n esttnm ted nt line to Stattop J 4 -3 i a distune.- o f 991 *180.76 T o ta l esum atisi cosr n f rioiir-' •feet n n l i ê east stile o f Siinfunl avenue, IhK. *96.15. T o ta l eslltiu ileil eost o f tllle thence north 0 d egrees 30 inim ités west s e d io li, *576.90. Stupì-, t to 1; bottoni, to Station 26, a distance o f 1164 f.i-t lo an an gle point In a lle y between Tenth 2 feet. S*cttoa 44.— Is 2500 fe e t lon g frolli and Eleventh Streets; thence nortli 89 Station 25 to *'Q'' ami conslsts o f 3923 d egrees 10 m inutes east to Htntlon 38-15, cubie yurds o f excuvatloh, esltiuuted ut a distança o f 1216 feet lnters«'<’ Hng pump *490.37. Totul estim atoli vosi uf c le a r­ branch at righ t angles. Station 4 2 -7 9 ing. *98.07. T o ta l «'«tlm at'*d eost o f thln and there term inate, consisting Of tw o sériion s. I. e., 66 and 67, s e d io li, *.>88,4 4. , T o ta l pstIniulI il ta m L o f - U ia riluil A Ve* '_ H M tlo n 06- — la 23(10 fe e t lung frum Station 38 to 16, and eauslMls o f 3575 tue Dltch, No. tS: T o ta l esllm ated cost o f excavalton, ruble yards o f excavation, estim ated nt *446.87. Estim ated cost o f clearin g. *25.*971.12. 00. 6 sew er pipes street crossin gs 30U Estlrnated cost o f clearin g. (194.22. fe e t o f 18-lncb Hie, (18(k0U. T o ta l e s ti­ Engineering, *40.00. this section, *631,87. T o ta l estlm nled cost n f D iteli No. 13. mated cost o f Slope, 1 to 1; bottom, 2 feet. - Bsctlon BT.1— t s 1690 f e e t * l o n g fro m o. 14. Station 16 to " O " and consists o f 109 4 T b » P ltls b a r g S ra d ica ta Dltch. H eglnnlng on lfm IN orth line Section 17 ruble yards o f excavation , estim ated nt C learin g estim ated at *25.60, Tow n sh lp IO., So atti. Jlange-’Tn East, al (138.76. ll_l_« section, _ * 161.76. Station "0,"~%5S feet east o f the N. W, Estim ated coat o f ltd T o ta l estlm uted Cost of Sanford corner o f the N. E. Vi, said section, to w n ­ Ditch, No. 18: ship and range; thence aouth w ltti said T otu l estim ated cost o f excavation, 14 section line 1750»feot to old w a ter­ ( w ay; thence s m ith ea iterly 300 f e d to *583.62. Estlm uted cost o f clearin g. *60.00. the end In said a rd to n . tow nship amt . T n tn l n n llm iiliu l C O M i.f rru-Mur. ttte; range und line o f mien ‘*Mfhi r 'llll,llt>ri>K da. *1 80.00. one section, I. a.. 4h. K»Hn tmated cost n f engineering. *36.00. Bactioa 45.— Is 8000 feet long from T o ta l estim ated c o s t o f tliTs «irteli, Station 30 to "O ,” and constat» o f 2350 ruble y a rd » o f r ic a v a tim i, est lim it'd lit M l 8.62. and rtearin g estlm uted nl (87.76, P a hid I f l R t h s i u i i , Mo. 19. itan nt U Ilrm IS ft. higlti. ro aidw d way a j ID bjiau. Ih gin n in g nt ,H tall«»n-"0,‘ on tti" F licit ope. I to 1; hiitlont w l-Ith. 1 Slope, from '•O’* to 10. Slope I to 1,; ts't- fa tu i In the buy head on the sonili side o f on cast and w es te rn 'd « lu Suctlou i t . toM 2 fo rt from 16 to 30. TnurrrsVui !*,"BflUt?V Itn n g í^ i t East, T o ta l Hunt o f th is dlteh Nn. 14t~"-----thence north 7 d egrees 10 m inutes west T o ta l cost o f excavation . 1402.91, T o ta l esltm utod cost pf clearin g, to a pojnt 7 -6 4 ; -thence flight 28 degrees crassldg- tile H. .A 1 H. and »87.76, . .______ T o ta l estim ated cast o f bridges * 4 6.09, tilgh w a y-t«r a ixnnt In the aouth line o f "Wi A. Uinn farm in nnwly constructed E ngineering, 616.00. T o ta l estim ated coat o f Ib is ditch. ditch, tlienee wltti-' said line eastw ard , thrnce c u rvin g w ltli the ditch to I*. M. (660 40. __________ E ld e r 1tm<: thence northw ard wlUi said lino to ih dery Avenue/ thenco fo llo w in g Dr. A tdrtdf* Ditch, Ho. 18. H eglnnlng on a lot lin e ntioiyt 200 feet, the established w a ter eourae In re gu la r north and 330 feet w eal o f lha sonUieasl su rvey station s to -'S ta tio n SI nt Lake corner o f the N. W . « o f th e S f t i l i o f M on ro«, con sistin g s? tou r seething, I. Section 32, T ow n sh ip 19 South Hunge 31 *1, »9, ffl and «1. ^ ■•ctlon 6 0 .— Is *00 fe e t lon g front Htn■fiat, at Station "O,*' thence nnrthw.inl * 'll* Wing the m oaodsrlng n f th e old lion 81 to 76, con sistin g o f 262 cubic ,, (c h to w ithin 100 fe e t o f C elery A v e ­ yards o f exca va tion satlm ated at *39.39. nue, thence rig h t 38 degrees to n point C learin g eatlm ated at *80.00. T o ta l es100 feet north o f C elery A ven u e; tllrnrt- t l n i g U f cost o f U ils gM tlon. IJH9.30, again w ith the old ditch n orthw ard to Slope, 1 to I ; bottom , 2 feet. Jospeh Cam eron D itch, Ho. 10. B eginning, tm oln a t tli«. S. W . bonier, 81 f t Section[ L 4, T ow n sh ip 20 South Hang East. 4 *5s feet north on the east shl o f licarUatl Avenue, thence north 8? degrees 50 m inutes east w ith section Utm- to S la t tun Jl««23. thence a n gle le ft 41 m inute* to. Station 39 - 97; thence angle rig h t 6 d egrees 6 m inutes tu Stn­ tlon 4UX98.-8 minutes, thence an gle righ t 30 degrees 15 tnlnulc* to station £0 on the m eadows o f Lake Jessup, consisting o f fo u r sections, t. e., 32» 33, 34 unit 35. Beetlon 33.— Is 600 fe e t long from S ta ­ tion 80 tu 76, and consists u f 161 cubic » unis o f excavation estim ated nt $21.16. Estim ated cost o f clearin g, $10.00. E*7 t!!]!iitrd _coat. o t- lh te - e r e tto n *34715. 3' Teel on bottom , 45 degree slope. ' Section 33.— ts 2500 fe e l lung fro m Station 75 to 60 and consists o f 1763 entile yards, estllim tisl cost o f exenvutlon, 1262.95. Estim ated cost1 o f chmrlog, *9U,«0. One fa rm crossing, * 10 .0 0 . 2 feet on bottom , 45 degree slope.Btctlon 34.— ts. 2600 fe e t- lon g from Htntlon 50 to Station 25 and consists o f 225'i cubic yards, estim ated at *31».65. 'lotr.t cost o f clearin g, *30.00. One c c h e r t Cnmlieroit .A ven u e 15 feet. | »E «10, 2 feet on p ollom . 45 degree sld|s Section 39.— Js 2600 fe e t long from Station 26 to "O ," und contains 3U94 ouI Id yards, estim ated ut *464.10. E stim a ­ t e d cost o f clearing. *10.00. T o ta l e s ti­ mated cost o f this section, *474.10. 2 foot linttum, 46 degree slope. T otu l estim ated cost o f Joe Cameron Ditch, No. 10: Estim ated cost o f excavation, *1095.76. Estlm uted cost o f clearing, (I3U.UU. Estim ated cunt nf bridges und ru lVerts. *55.00. Engineering, *70.00. Totu l estim ated cost n f this ditch No. 10, 1350.76. li SdÉJla________ 1_______ — ___ 1 2600 fe o t lon lo n g fro m Bsctlott 59.— •Is Is 2500 Station ___ ( P I __ 76 to o 51. 60, _____ constating o f 1048 cuido yards o f «sc a v a tlo n . osttm atca B_t B t l ë 10. C learin g estim ated a t $80.00. T w o bridges 12 rt, span each« *72.00. T o ta l estim ated cost o f this section, *399.20. Slope, t to 1; bottom , 2 feet. ■action to .— 1« 2600 f c « t long fro m 3 U (io n 60 to 26, and consists o f 2930 cubic" y a r d s 'o r CJCttVflUon, eitim st| d : m *419.60. C lea rin g eatlm ated at tso.ou. C elery A ven u e d tieh and P tfth ' AVenuè D itch 33 fe e t a t *3.00 per fo o t, *99.00. T o ta l estim ated cost o f th is section. *618.00. slope, 1 to I ; bottom 2 feet, ■action 01.— Is 2 6 0 0 foot lon g from Station 25 to **Q," and consists o f 2334 cubic yards o f cX cavatlu b-ssttm ale«! 3io.in. C learin g estim estimated ated nt nt * 8 0 .0 0 . ■tie bridge span 20 feet, (60.00. T a u u estim ate«] «Hist o f this section. *480.10. Sl«>pe. 1 to 1; bottom width, I foot. T o ta l estim ated cost o f Eutnp til utup Uranch Diteti No. 19: T o ta l esHm atcd cost o f excavation . *1060.10. E hI limi led cost Of Clearing. (320.00. E stim ated cost o f brldgm , culverts, etc.. (2 3 !.U0. Cost o f E n gin eerin g, (60.00. T o ta l estim ated cost o f tills diteti, (1677.10. ~ S T h e M ill Branch D itch Ho. B0. H eglnnlng at Station " O " at the. N. JV. corner o f .Got 40, X . M. Sm ith's mihdlvIsloii No. 3, on the west line o f Section 28, T ow n sh ip 19, South Hunge 30 Eust; tiuiiuia wMHiwitrd w ith tot- Hne to tho cost line o f sulil Section to S tation 69 • 18; thbncc an gle 90 dcgre«ia r lg lit to Station C l -4 1 ; thcnca a n gle 90 d egrees righ t through Sections 27 and 26 to (lie Ohi M ill tirim eli Station. 147-97; thence angle le ft 66 degrees passing under A . C. 1«. trucks tu Stuttun .162 > ?£; thenco alight rig h t 6 degrees 69 m inutes to Station 1 65-41; thence r i g h t -61 d e­ grees Hi m inutes to Station 1GI • 38; thence angle le ft 33 degrees 13 m inutes lo Station 168 - 72; thenco anglu rlg lit 26 degrees 22 m inutes to Stntlon 17« • I 6-to on north side o f St. (Jortrudo A v e nun; Iheneo an gle le ft 50 dt-ftrecif to Stntlon 178 - 38; Hieqcu. a n g le rig h t 31 degrees 31 m inutes to Station 183 - 92; tlienee Ullglc r ig id 1» degrees 37 mluuteS hearing miriti 60 il e green «15 m in­ u te« west to H tutto» 190; thence north lo Station 197 nt thu w ater line o f I«uku Morirmi und Hiuro term inate. «Hinslsttng o f e lg h t seetlons, I. e., 62, 63, 64. 65, 66, 67, 68, und 69. ■ •otlon 09.— I h 2300 fo c i lon g frulli Station 198 to 176 und consista j i f 2223 -cubie’ y a rd « o f cxcnvatlon. estim ate«! ut 333.45. C learin g estlm ated nt (lou.OO. Idge a t S lu tlou 188, 30 ft. span. ( 6 0 .0 0 , Idgu ut Station 178, 20 ft. span mini (loo.oo, T o ta l esH m ulcd cost o f tills section, (593.46. Slope, t to 1; bottom. 3 feet. ■•otlon 60.— Is ¡¡suit feet lo ng XroiltS ta ttn n ‘ T7!«_ l i r 150 iind consists o f 6984 cubie yurds «if excava timi, est Ima teil nt 11)47.60. C learin g estim ule«! n l *11)9.00. trldge ut Station là ), IS ft. símil, (46.00. T o ta l estimai«-«! cost o f ■•etton 04.— Ìs 2600 feet long frani Station 150 to 126 and conslsts o f 7703 cubie ynrds o f excuvutlon, estlm ated ut $1156.46. T o ta l estim ate«! eost o f c le a r­ ing *30.00. Totu l estlm nled cost o f 11)1« Sceltoli *1186.46. Hlope 1% In 1; hot toni. 2‘4 feet. ■•otlon 66,— Is 24 00 fei-t luilg frani Htntton-!28 -ta - 1 0 0 nm lTonBlHT» o r SODO r~ cubie ynnls u f cxcnvatlon estlum ted nt, '900.00. C learin g estim ateli ut *80.00. trldgo a ( Station 114, 10 ft. spati, *3(1,00. Totul estlm ated COSI oT Ib is sectlon, * tO i 0 .iio. stopo, i ; ì to t; tmltom 2HBoctlon 00— I h 26UO feet long frani Stntlon 100 to 76 and conslsts o f 4843 cubie yurds o f oxcuvatluli estim ateli nt *726.4 5. C lea rin g eNHtnntcrt a l *80.(Iti, Bridge at S la tto » Lini; io ri. Hpnn, *30.ou. Bridge ut SttiHun 87. Ili fi. spati. *30 Oli. 'Potai cutlm iili'd cost o f tlils sectlon. *866.46. Stop)' D i lo t; bottoni w ldth. 2 feet. ■•etton 67— Is 2600 feet lon g 1fro lli Station 76 tuSO aad epiiBlsUt u f 34X4 «in* MB :»7trd8 o r excavntfnn estnnat«-«1 nt *513.60. C learin g esHm ated ut *H0.Oli. One bridge nt Station 89. tu ft: mini. *30.00. T o n i! estlm ated COSI o f tlils «‘ -c• I bui *633.60. Slope U i to t; tal) (olii____ wJdtb,-2*f««et«------------ --------■•etton 00.— Is 2600 fe e t tOllg frani Stntlon 50 lo, 25 unti constata o f 2692 enbic ynrds o f excavatlori i-sllniated ut *349.00. OlcnrlniS estim atoli at * tou.oo. Totul estim ale«! cosi o r tlils sectlon, *449.00. Miope, Mi to t; bottoni Wliltli. I fnot. . r' ■•etton 09.— Is 26011 fi-et long fro lli __ Station 25 to "(> " and couhIsih o f IODIcubìe varila o f excavurton estltiiuted ut $288.60. C learing estim ateli ut *94.00.'* T o ta l estlm ated cost o f Ib is sectlon, *380.50. Slope, ìy i t o t ; hot tulli whlth. 1 foot. ' Ir T o ta ! csHnmtcd cost o f M III Itranch Dltch. No. 20: Totu l . estlm ated cast o f • iix«i«evaHiig. ■*“ • *5312.06. E hHi mi tisi cosi o f clini ring. *664.00. Esllm uted comi o f hrh lges, cu lveits, etc., *325.00. E iigln eerln g. *160.00. T o ta l rstlm utiol cost o f (b is ilitch, $6481.05. K . M. Bmltb D ltcb, Ho. 91. H eglnnlng at Station “ O'* N. B- corner tait 95 St. M. Sm lHi's siiti-dlvlslon No. I, thence south on Eut linos to the S. K. corner L o t 91 o f said siib-dlvt«ton ; thence 30 degrei^s southw est alongside o f (lold stioro road to center o f Lot No. t, M. SI. S m ith's su li-illvisloii No. thence w«<st along hit lines through s«-etton 36 to w est 11iw- o f Section 3 4. Tow nship ID, South Hunge 30 East, to Station HO und ttiura terminal«-, con«Ixtltig o f live sections, I. •«., 70, 71, <2, 73 and 74. ■•ctlon 7(L— Is 1300 fiait long from Station 113 to 100 and consists n f 7:*cubic yurds .o f excavation estim ated ut * 1119.06, Total., estim ated coni o f c le a r­ ing. t . - "li o n e fnrm crossin g * 2 0 .mi. Totul «-stimateli cost o f this section, 1179.06. Slope t to 1; bottom Whltli i feet, .■ ■•ctlon 71.— Ts 2500 fc « t long fro m SliiHon 100 to 74 unii consista o f 1434 cubic yarda u f excavation , es tin i» t ml nt 16.10. 1216.1(1. C learin g esHm ated at *80.00 T o ta l estllnuted ccst o f 111I h sH'tlon. *296.10. Slope. 1 to 1; bottoni. 3 feet. ■ •«tto n 79,— Is 2500 feot lon g froin Statt«¿n tatuili 76 10 60 .A fid .COIlBlBlM.Jlf-2197cid i le yvarila » uble u rcx cu vu tlo n . esttinnliul tw l ut *129.60. C lea rin g eattm atvd nt I l o . 00. One tem porary road crasslng .615.» T o ta l «-aHnmlcd cost n f tills sru-tbin, 424,60. Slope, 1 to 1; bottom width. 2 eeL ■•otlon 73.— I h H ilo fiw t lo n g from . Station 60 tu 26 mid consists o f 3762 cuttle yards o f excavation estlm atm l ut *6(2.80. C lea rin g estim ated « t ( 2 6 .0 0 . Una farm crasalng enHnmtrtl at *12.00. T o ta l eatlm ated cost o f this section. (699.80. Slope Mi to I; bottom width. 2 fee t. ■•otlon 74.— lx 2600 f««et lon g fro m Station 26 ta, " O " nini m untata o f 2907 rob tc ynrtIB Sr I’Xcovutlun, Hum tint nt (301.06. C lea rin g estim ated ut *20.0<). tall way crossings, *67.00. Itoud croasiy crm Hg», *16.00. *i&,oo. T w s ro cu ttle c_____ u lv e r t« _ at 110.90 each, *10.00. T o ta l estim ated coat o f this section, *423.06. Slope. Mj to I; bottom w idth, 2 feet. T o ta l estim ated coat o f M. M. Smith Ditch. No. t l : .. khUUUAla* v o «t o f cxrnvntlmr: *ir,1 7 tn * E sH inaled cost o f cleurlug. *256.00. E atlm ated coat o f bridges, culverts, crossings, etc., 1)40.00. E n gin eerin g, (86.00. T o ta l estim ated coat o f this ditch, (¡006,60. ■ afford Ditch, H o. BB. D oglnnlng at a point toe feet north o f tho south linn o f (A lts 18- and 69, M. M. S m ith's sub-dlvlelon No. J.-Thenoe north w tih l i n e » to the south Blfle o f HI. G e r ­ trudes A ven u e; thence w ith said south line Wast to Station 15; Humic« -angla "right 80 dagraas eraaalag said avenue to south ditch Hue nt A. C. I. H allw ay to station 1 0 -1 1 ; thence northw est an gle >10 Beg rees m ore or less and fo llo w in g said righ t o f wwy to station *6 - *6: thenc« w ith a n gle rig h t 16 dag. crossin g �leW.4vJ*'í*V1 THC SANTORO HERALD 6 JL C I * H a llw a y m ain lin e to Station yards o f excavation , estim ated at (I26.tf6 •8: itterico ungió r ig h t 10 degrees to C lea rin g estlm nted a t (20.00. T o ta l es ­ Station 76; thence a n g le le f t 23 degrees tim ated cost o f th is section, (146.85 to Station 79 and there term in ate In the bottom , 4 ft- ; slope, I to I. Baction 9 0 . - 1 « 2600 fe e t lo n g fro m old channel and co n sistin g o r fo u r sec­ S tation 76 to 60 and con sists .o f 8664 tions. L e., 76, 7«, 77 and 71. _ Section TB— too fe e t lo n g fro SeCtton TB— Is 400 f tm -----Bta- cubic yards o f ex ca va tio n estim ated at C lea rin g estim ated a t. (8U.00 tlon 79 to 76 and con sists o f 6 8 1 cubic (398.10. yards o f e x ca va tio n estim ated at 116.06 T o ta l estim ated cost Of th is section, .tea rin g estim a ted a t J4O.0O. E stim ated (478.10. B ottom w idth. 3 ft.; slope 1 cost o f th is section. 9 ..2.505.... „ S ection 78.— l e 3(09 f e e t - l o n g fro m t0 S «c tio ii I L — Is 2500 fe e t lon g front .S ta tio n 76 to 60 and con sists o f 318« Station 60 to 86 and con sists o f 1000 cubic y a rd s o f exca va tion estim ated at cublo yards o f excavation , estim ated at 8(86.40. ■ C lea rin g estim ated a t (40.00. 460.00. C lea rin g estim ated a t (SO.oo, S ta tion 66 change S fe e t to 4 fe e t on bot­ 'otal estim ated cost o f tills section tom. E x tra excavation too cubic y a rd s 1610.90. B ottom w idth, I ft.; slope, nt 820.00. T o ta l estim ated cost o f this FARM VALUABLE ASSET Rich o B app S a n ita ry D itch V o . 33. D eglnu lng at T h ird St. n t thu In lrrsectlon o f A . C. L . a y Section 2fi^J"ow li­ a b le 19, South R a n ge 30 East, U tH R rtlon " 0 ,r in r a ilw a y d itch ; th e n e e -w H tru a ld ra ilw a y to U unkerhlll Avonuu w here It In tersects inald ra llw u y d itch ; thence n orthw ard w ith Bald avenue on the w est e Side th e re o f to the S. H. corn er o f Dot 14; thence an gle w est a lo n g L o ta 13. 12, 11, 10, 9 and 9 to the A . O. 1* r ig h t o f w a y ditch; thence n orthw ard w ith an estnMlHh. J w ater cou rse a e r o » » tho land ----- o r L o u is l u p p and Dr. A ld rid g e and te r ­ m in atin g nt L a k e llo n ro e . con sistin g o f threo sections, I. o., 79, 80 and 81. S ection 79.— Is 2100 fe e t lon g from Station 78 to 60 and con alsts -of 8400 cubic yards o L a X c u v a llo n estlm nted at (46U.OO. C lea rin g estim ated at (100.00, T o ta l estim ated c o s t o f t i l l » section (660.00. lio lto m w idth, 2 fe e t; (lo p e 1 to 1. Section 80.— Is 2600 fe e t lon g from Station 60 to 26 and con sists o f 4690 cubic yards o f excavation estim ated at 1696.60. C lea rin g estim ated at (120.00. T o ta l estim ated cost o f this section (706.60. U otlom , 2 fe e t; slope 1 to 1. Section 81— Is 2 6 0 0 fe e t lo n g -from H im 1* '" U - a J u r ^ n K - n n n t a i « o f 2800 cubic yards o f excavation , estim ated at (360.00. C learin g estim ated at ( 40 .0 0 . T o ta l estim ated cost o f t ill» section, (390.00. ^ T o j a i ftutimali il i no! u f 'Illlp | i~ rlirh 7 T o ta l estim ated cost Of excavatin g. (1118.60. Estim ated cost o f clearin g, cu lverts, etc., ( 260.00. E n g in e e rin g , - T o t a l c o s t o f (h is ditch. (1706.60,- M S i I t Josephs D itch, Ho. 34. U eglnnlng nt Htfttlun “ O'* at the EL ..W ,.corn er o f L o t 3, 'MfttC HmiTtfa solidlvlslan No. 1, In Hertlmi 27, T ow n sh ip 19, Houth H a n g« 30 East, amt runnltiK north on llio ea a t-a l< le-of-M on r5 0 AVenui> fo llo w in g an old open ditch to. H i« eouth side o f the A : C. L. rig h t o f way to Htutlon 6 4 -4 ; thence N . W. with said r ig h t o f wuy to sta tio n 64 - 90; thence Bald rig h t n n eles crossin g sale! ra ilw a y tracks and back to the w est side o f M onroe A ven u e extension, Hlntlon 67 - 60; thence north w ith said e x ­ tension to Station 8 4 and th e re te rm i­ nate In a cypress sw am p at- I^ike M on­ roe, con sistin g o f fo u r sections. I. e., 82, - 33, 84- and -80.------Section 89— Is 900 fe e t lo n g fro m Hta- tlon 84 to 76 and con sists o f 202 cubic yards o f excavation estim ated ut (30,30. C lea rin g estlm nted ut ,(30.00. iT otu l estim ated cost u f this section, ( 6 0 .2 0 . Hlope, 1 to I; 3 fo o t bottom width. Section 83.— Is 2600 fe e t long fro m Htntlon 76 to 60 and conalsts o f 2622 cubic yards o f excavn tlon estim ated ot C learin g estim ated ut (30.00. T o ta l T o ta l in tim ated oust o f this section, »108.30. Station Cl. 2 ft. bottom ; S ta ­ tion 63, 3 ft. oh bottom ; 1 to I slope. Section 84.— Is 2600 fe e t lon g from Station 60 to 26 and consists, o f , 1876 cubic yards o f exca va tion estim ated nt 12x1.40. E stim ated coat o f clearing, (30.00. T o ta l estim ated cost o f this section, f.111.40. 2 ft. bottom ; 1 to I slope. Section 88. — Is 2500 fe e t lo n g fro m Htntlun 26 to "O " and cunsisls o f 2198 rutile yurds o f excavntlon estlm nted nt 1329.70. C lea rin g estim ated ui lUMKi o n « cu lvert, Ht. G ertru d e's Avenue, 16 feet, (46.00. T o ta l estim ated unfit n f tills s e c tio n ,- (384.70. 2 ft. bottom w idth; 1 tu 1 slope. T o ta l estim ated cost o f Ht. .Joseph's Ditch, No. 24. T o ta l estlm nted cost o f excavation. (1019.70. T u la ) estim ated cost o f clearing, (lo o ,. 00. E stim ated cost o f cu lvert, (46.00. E n gineering, (60.00. T o ta l estim ated cost (1221.70. ' •I. BM nstrom Ditch, Ho. 88. B egin n in g ut Slatlun "O'* H W. ro rn er L o t 31, M. M. S m ith 's sub-divlalon No. 3 Section 28, T ow n sh ip 1'», South llu iiqr T h irty -o n e <81 > East, thence north un east a id « o f Htenstrom Avsnun to Htalion 61 -70 on the south side o f M onroe A ven u e; tlieu c« said rig h t unities east alon g south side o f M onroe A ven u e to Htation 76 on east side o f M onroe A v e ­ nue, tbera in ta rs e c tln g (h o “ M o n ro e D itch at tho N. W. C orner u f Lot 68, St. Jseph's aub-dlvlslon con sistin g o f three sections, I. e , 86. 87 and 88. Bsction 88— la 2600 fe e t tong from Station 76 to 60 and couslsta o f 2210 cubic yards, o f exca va tion estim ated nt 333I.CO. C learin g estlm nted nt (80.00 - O n* c u lv e rt M onroe Avenuo, 15 f t span, (46.00, T o ta l estim ated cost o f tills section, (464.60. 2 fe e t on bottom , 46 dngreo slope. Section 87.— Is 8600 fe e t lohg from Station 60 to 26 iy u lc o n jlia ta --o f- 37*oouble yards o f excuvatlon. estim ated ut (411.6(1. C le a rin g estim ateti at (10.00. T o ta l eatlm ated cosi o f thls aoctlon. (498.60. 1 fe e t bottom ; alope 46 degr-iVa. Bsction 88— Is 2600 fe c i lon g from Htation 26 to "O " ju u l-C iM M its ts -ò f'ÌH r ---- n oM r yarrts o r r ic a v a ilo n . e a tlm a tn l at (821,15. C lea rin g jcitlm a ia d ut (39.00. ----- One c u tre rt i l uertrudu's Avcnue, 16 ft. spati, (46.00. T o ta l «stim a teti cosi °£ l h u . **•••!•• Hiatlpn 81 change 1 ft. to 1 ft. on bottoni, 46 degrcr -slope. n i. estim ateti cosi o f H ltnstroni D iteli, No. 38: iio ìfa l« COÌ,t o f * ,pltviltlllnc la a rtu r, (190.00. E stlm a ted c o s i o f cu lverts, (90.04. JCnglncorlng, (60.00. 91To m i #* Un,,lt<!<1 c o ,t o f dltch N a ,E- m i i i i “ i“ “ M * .......... .. Ü---- - Ä B6oo ftrcrTtiug—m rn The World Depend» Upon The f» rm Producía And Farm er'».In­ dustry And Trade Now flint the country ho* fully recov­ T o t a l e s tim a te d rn<it o f M o n ro e B ra n c h ered from the shock of the panic of 1907 Ditch, No. 24 T o ta l estim ated cost o f excavation, and the subsequent industrial depression (1288.46. and financial stagnation our citizens can E stim ated coat o f clearin g. (240.00. E n gineering, 76.00. calmly look over existing conditions and T o ta l estim ated cost o f ditch N o, 26„ notapintclligently and with precision lije (1674.46. weak and átrong points of business nf*s. You want the Best Matë B a l-fo r you House ' ’auction » a ^ i s S tation 86 to "O ” and conalsts o f 177U cubic yards o f excavation estim ated nt (8(6.60. C lea rin g estim ated ut (10.00. T o ta l estim ated cost o f .this section. (346.60. B ottom width, 2 ft .; slope. H oblnson-W U son D itch, H o. S7, B egin n in g nt Station “ O'* nt the N. R. corner o f the N. W . % Section 89, T o r ship 19, South Ilan gn 30 Hunt; thence ea sterly 9400 fe e t to thuJdonroe-B ranch ditch nt the N. E. corn er o f L o t 86, HL Joseph's and there term inates, being on a lin e between S ection s 21 a n d '23. salt! tow n sh ip und range, and consists o f fou r section s l. e., 93, 94, 96 and 98. Section 93— In 1900 fe e t lon g fro m Station 94 to 76 and con sists o f 2700 eubla yard s o f ex ca va tio n estim ated at (406,00 und c le a rin g estim ated nt (130/ 04. u r e a r i estim ated cost o f this see tlun •iite.o o . 3 f t bottom w idth, 1 to slo p e .'” Bectlon 94.— Is 2600 fo e t lung fro m Station 76 to 60 und consists o f 30u> elite yards o f exca va tion estim ated n 1450.00 and c le a rin g estim ated at (120.* 00. T otn l rstl mated cost o f ill la sec­ tion (670.00. B ottom w idth, 2 f t ; slope 1 to 1. Section 98— Is 2600 fe e t lo n g front Htutiun 60 to 36 an d -co n sta ts o f 43m. oubio yards o f exca va tion estim ated at 8646.00. C learin g catlpiatcd a t ( 11 1.0 0 T o ta l estim ated cost o t tills section (766.00. Hutlum w idth 8 ft,; slope to 1, Section 99— Is 8600 fe e t long from Station 26 to “ O " and consists o f 32oo cublo -yards o f excavation , estim ated ut (482.00. C lea rin g estim ated ut (95.00 T o ta l estlm nted cost o f this section, (577.00. B ottom width, 1 ft.; s lo p « 1 to 1. T o ta l estim ated coat o f Jtobihson-W IIson Ditch, No. 87: T o t a l estim ated cost uf excavation (1982.00. * C learing, 4K60. _______ ‘ E n gin eerin g, “ (70:00. T o ta l estim ated cost o f D itch N o 27 (2608.00, “ 11u F a rm in g S ection M akes P rosperous Cities Ï * Bactio a DJ7— i s . 3600 fe e t l o n g fr o m S tation 60 to 16, and consists o f 4 <68 cubic yard s o f ex ca va tio n estim ated at 1714.46. C learin g estim ated a t (10.00. Station (26.00 c u lv e rt crossin g 8U a e r trudos A ven u e, (76.00. 8. V. tc lia n g ln g ). ■ S tation 46 crossin g M a la ria A v e n u e a t — M onroe Station 110 0 .0 0 ~ T o t » r * I t im * le d coat o f this section. (819.46. S tation .46 ch an ge 3 ft. to 8. .ft. on b ottom ; 46 de­ g re e slope, i Section 78,— Is 1600 fe e t lon g fro m S tation *6 to " O " and conalsts o f 2290 cubic yard s o f exca va tion estim ated at 1341.60. T o ta l estim ated cost o f d e a r ­ s' Vng, 110.00. T o ta l m Mm ated c o x a o f this flection, (367760. Station 6 change i fo o l to 2 fe e t on b ottom ; 46 degree slope. T o ta l estim ated oost o f Haltord Ditch, N a 11: . . T o ta l estim ated cost o t excavation , (1431.40. ‘ E stim ated cost o f clearin g. (100.00. E stim ated coat o f bridges, cu lverts, e t c j 1(116.00.-— « ' *E x tra exca va tin g, (10.00. E n gin eerin g, (10.00. . ;• T o ta l estim ated cost o f D itch N o. 2!. 11981.40. _______ m fairs. It was the industrial districts ns dis­ tinguished from the agricultural districts that suffered, and it was the people in those'dlklricts whose imprests were link­ ed closely with tluuw'of other industries that were the-last to feci the revival of trade. M M fl -The industries directly depending upon the patronage of the farm districts in some instances or lines of business suf­ fered not at nil; others of tiie same line of customers suffered but very little; lull those supplying transportation lines with material; those furnishing their product» to the building trades of the cities; those dependent upon the demands of mills, simps and factories ôr upon municipal improvements have hnd a serious two years. . — The skilled and unskilled labor of our cities being deprived of demand for their services to a large extent and having nt the same time to meet the fierce compé­ tition of runny who flocked lo the cilles for employment the day their usual placa ol work ceased operations, suffered se­ verely. The retail ntui *"iw4mde~Tnprrlnmin nT the country dependent upon the Con­ O o lfllD Ä o D itch Ho. 88. B eginlining n in g a utt the in Intersection tersection c o f M ul sumption and demand from thecities and berry A vonuo and G oldsboro St., thence industrial districts were also in the list w ith said street eastw ard on the nortl side o f A . ,C. L . r ig h t o f wuy ditch, thence n orth easterly w ith said -line to of those who hnd to bear the Imnleiruf tho east llnu o f .1’o p ls r Avrrtur, thence bad. times. northw ard w ith said A ven u e ou g u tter Upon tiie other hand. (Im farmers, the Hue there o f to the branch w est fo rk o f Cloud Creek, thence i w ith the mnnnder planter», thorny.whom they pnfRfhiml and Inga o f said ditch, deepening, .widening and s tra ig h te n in g Uie sam e to M il. those they* employed scarcely felt tiie Creek, a distance o f 80U0 feet, co n sist­ ing or fo u r sections, I. 97. 9 8. 99 and slightest inconvenience from the Itlasi Section 97— Is 600 fe e t lo n g from S ta ­ of disaster that swept the commercial tion 80 to 75 und consists or 800 cubic cities and .tiie industrial districts. Varda o f excavation , estim ated at ( 1 2 u.. They have kept on creating and enjoy­ ou. C lea rin g estim ated nt lio o .o o . T o ta! estim ated cost o f this section, |22ii ing prosperity, and with fair crops and 00. 3 ft. bottom w idth ; slope, 1 U. to i Bsction 98— Is 2600 fe e t long iron continued high prices for their products Station 76 to 60 and consists o f 6000 cubic yard s o f excavation, estim ated ut could not tell from their receipts that (760.00. C ----- - nt- (200.UI< lea rin g estim ated rotai kallinnted coat o f UiU sect ten. either.panic, depression or stagnation in Ti £960.00. 2 f t bottom w id th s slope |u business hud any abiding place in the - Bsction 99— is 2600 fe e l lon g from American republic. Station 60 tu 26 and consists o f 4321. Here, then, is safety, security ami profit cubic yards o f exca va tion estlm nted tu fur untold thousands of our people whA »648.00. C le a rin g estim ated n i -(Hif.-O. T o ta l esttnmTRl coat . o f this section arc now und liavd b,!<>n in ihe lines of (XII.TIO. 2 f t bottom w idth ; slope i to 1« uncertain and insecure iliilnstrinl work. Bsction 100— Is 2600 feet lon g from They have withessed farm products Jn Htntlon 26 to **Om ami copnlflt* o f 33 lu cubic yards o f excavation, estim ated m constant demand nt well-paying prices (496.50. C learin g estlm nted at (110.On T o ta l estim ated cob I o f thin sectln when their own output could not be sold 1606.60. B ottom width. 1 f t ; slope 1V4 at any price. -' to 1, T otn l estim ated oost OnldHboro D ltel They have seen manufacturers, mer­ No. 18: T o ta l estim ated cost o f excavation. chants and employes nf mills ami shops f 201 4.60, estim ated cost of clea rin g; and stores and factories idle und sofferVw« ft, 00. lug. white the farmers and tlmir laborers E n gineering, (60.00. were busy amid plenty, making money (••649 60 c“ llm a t*H' ''” " f ° r rtllch No. 28 and enjoying the very best of conditions. The bids will be received upon escb secllon at With resumption of wmk in the cities tnbulalrd or upon each complete and teparnte im­ provement ur upon all of the work Included In the and industrial centers tiie demand fur tiie dltlrk-t ot s whole. , hidden will Und the plan*, profiles and ipeciflca products of the farina will still increase lion* on 111. In the olHoe of Wilbur A. (Jinn, En- and will call for corresponding increases l" K«*>m 5. The Fini Nallonal Blink Building, Sanford Florida. . in the volume of such products. A certified check for ten percent of the estimated One million or two mlliionH of persons amount of tuch improvement hid mutt accompany each bid lo show good ralth by the contractor or added to our active fanning imputation rontracton. Said amount to lie relumed upon re " “ H0" rxecuilon of conlran. Surxvtt- would add fur more to make tiie prosper*ul bidder* will be required to enter lulu bond ami contract lur fallbful performance of work for (hr Ity of the republic permanent than three lutal amount of work, within live daya time from times that number busy in other occupa­ date of tale or forfeit amount deposited. Said work lu be paid for In cath at ihe work pro- tions. Xreaaea, 23 percent bein( retained unlUcompleted Indeed, If we liad during tiie next score when a telllement will be made In full. Right la rr»rr\cd to reject any or all hid* of yeurs two out of three of uli our in­ By order of ths board of county cnmniittiom-rt of Orange county, Fla. crease uf population engaged lit agricul­ ... B.M ROD!NSON.Cletk Adilret* all bldt to B. M, Koblnton. Clerk of Ihe tural occupations, it would be the very Circuit Court. Orlando, Ha. b(jyt possible condition for the entire country. .' Tho farm offers at the same time with! this certainty fully as goud a percentage uf proflt as the average of thu industries. B u lld a r of The farm offers independence to Its ffarble and Granite Monuments owner cVoy-day-of every-year; wfaile lH - - - - - - f— T om bton er, Etc the industries few owners and no em­ VASES. SETTEES AND IRON FENCES ployees can be free from care ns to the ruture or trouble jHuljuuioyance in the R elettcrin g N e a tly D o n « | I la r « i i iresent. ----- -— tmue on Your Worlu Tiie funner« of the-United Slñtesñre Will call on you by rrqueil with Samples entitled to the honor und credit of stuyund dctliln*. Importer of Forelitn ing and stopping the rush of disaster by Granite and Marble their splendid accumulation uf cash und C hurch S tre e t, Orlando, Flo rid a wealth uf product readily convertible into W r i t * o r C a ll F o r P ric e s cash. Their ability to buy and pay fur what they required saved our financial, com­ mercial and industrial Interests from ut­ 1 «■ ter ruin. Their numbers should bo in­ Tonsorial Parlors creased by millions— Miami News-Record. » . Sash, Doors and Blinds W e carry the Largest line be­ tween Jacksonville and Tampa M f» l,, , l I . . » I. .. ■■■ II - ... ~ '- T — “ ‘ * “ " .* ' " - 'I I - - T- . -»- » -------— t The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co SANFORD. FLORIDA For a Few Weeks Only Business^compctîsTne to be absent from, the city for the next tw enty or thirty days, during which tim e my —■ #■ * ' ■ __ • Celery Lands on the Now Famous ^ W e a t^ -B iU e w llL D tT lia n d le d b y G . S. D e rry ^ tth et Peoples Bank. M r. Der■j ' * vt "* * ry w ill be in position to execute conr tracts or deeds in connection with sale of my lands. . . . —1Î--- 55 SMITH • . CHAS. H. EVANS Staple and Fancy Groceries ■ Full Line of High-Grade Cigars and Tohacnis Agent for the Famous , ■ CLOVER H IL L B RAND BUTTER V* SANFORD, FLORIDA CRUTCHFIELD & WOOLFOLK P ITTS B U R G , PA. B R A N C H IS Sales Agents and Distributors b u a m j il s SANFORD* CELERY UNION Chicago Cincinnali Jacksonville Ri>(HTPlflr7PH*rUiook. New lurk 'Phone 200 W ash in gton S A N FO R D , F L A . Sunt urti F. J. T E R R Y ALBERT G R Ä M L IN G --------- M on ros B r a n d i D iteli. Ho. 89. lle g ln n ln g a t S tation “ O'* on thè north alde o f H t G ertru d o's A ven u e and thè «o u t hcoat corn a* J - o t - * » , Hi. Jeweph s: Hectlon I I , T o w n s h lp 19, South U on ge 30 East, thenos north on thè w est side o f Ila y b u rn Itoad fu llo w ln g thè m M o d e rln rs o f thè old e s ta b ilg tiiA . w ater Worftr<Ko Htation 64; thenca n orthw est 45 degreea Crossing old n arrow gu og* M a ta n « Cete «a lit a a l a ll Mettra. H ai « t i l phur « a lb a a S g a a is lly - ra llro a d grado to sta tion 90; term in a tin e In tnorsh o f L a k a M onroo c o n sistin e u f Ons violi and you become a Staunch Patron fo u r aeclions, U , 99, 90, 91 and I I . ascttou 99.— la 1600 i — t lo n g fro m 'u. I lt a U o n J IU o l6 a n d « 9 e s 4 s U o f 119cubie «tee 9task saga#Ila «tgraaa Office (FLORIDA PEOPLE] te ^ L O O K i . AT THESE PRICES . And consider the quality E v t r y c h a ir illu a t r a t a d tia ra la m a d « o f tli# b o a t w h i l t m a p le it o c li a n d fln la h o d n a tu ra l o u t -d o o r v a rn la h . • T h a a e a t a a r e b o a t o r a do d o u b lo w o v e n r a tta n »not c h e a p p i t h . ^V m .D U W* i n » i i l l r i | hiiodred« o f C h iu r» fo ( M p#*pi* of t h li t i a l i , eruf « « « r | 9w itom »r bring* u* nodthef W h y ? B*Oiy|« eyr p r ^ fg « / » POfit^tld io w f th«n If 1« poik-tli fet th* fftaJijtffti (a nit U»o iAfn« grtd« at The»# ary only m ftw of our p^Uffn» U .«OV AOOd a iN '9 0 IT T ^ fR « tor Obr T 9 j5 t d » * c r ]b * r * ~ l - - - — ^ Fashionable11 Hair _i.CiittlM L . An order of the Postoffice Department. and General Barbering Washingtoo. D. C. effective Jpn. 1.1008. _ provides that no delinquent subscriber shall be carried longer than three months. I iving aa a reason that the department [a urnUhlng a low rate of postage on nows3apen. and does to for the benefit of a bonaflde eubterjber wito pay» fur his paper. S LARGE ILLUSTRATED CATALOC NOW. ANY ROCKER SHOWN HERE GAR BE HAD IN REO QUEEN pR CANARY FOR 15 CT8. EXTRA. $1B0 FLORIDA OHAIR FACTORY * 0 JaoksonvIUa, Florida. �. si. M.r 2TI90» IN AND ABOUT T HE CITY T he Herald’s 'phone is No. 148 Are you n subscriber to T iie 'H eraiuT Twenty-one meals nt Stumon's for $4 D. L Burton and wise of Boston spent '*■ ^ otr- M. 0, Overstreet of Orlando was in Tuesday-In the city. V * ~ -little Happenings— Mention of the city Monday. The famous Elgin Creamery Butter for Matters In Brief. America alarm clocks Tor 85c ut Fer- sale at W. W. Long’s Grocery. nald's. Ralph Dennis oPBaltimore was among the visitors to the city this week. PERSONAL ITEMS OE INTEREST Sep C. A. Reed for furniture and piano moving. if Garner & Roberts nre now agents for Kenny McCook of the Armour Packing the fntnous Royal Scnrlet can goods. Summary of the Floating Small Talk Co., called upon the local tradeon Monday, S. H. Happersctt of Jacksonville speflt Succinctly Arranged fo r (lu r­ ried tlerald Readers.' Fresh fish on Fridays and Saturdays nt Monday in the city. GARNER & R0BERTS~selPOur Own S_C. Richardson's, Leffierbfockr'— “ 30 "Wade, the tuner. Orlando.-----eolleo, the most popular brand In Sanford. Read the Sunday dinner menu of Bye* J. C. Snead lias returned from n trip to Lo Hotel. 3U-tf Ik) nwny with dust while sweeping car­ Tampa. pets by buying Wizzard Carpet Clennefbf Rev. W. A: Mason of Macon, Ga„ will Fancy work supplies, ot 507, Magnolia W. W. Long.. ... l»reiich ot the Baptist church next Suudny avenue. tf Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Wcllslager and child Buy Henry' Cloy Flour oT W. W. Long. night at 7:30. All ure cordially Invited to nttend. of Jacksonville were in tho city Tuesday. The best on earth. , * If you want to sell or Inty city lots, cltj^ While your wife is away, make yourself See Our New Line of Ladies’ Waists and Pop Stumon paid The. Herald office n at home at Stumon's. 21 menls for $4. property, celery^umis, s«c N. H. Garner. visit lost week. H. W. Oppenheim, n well-known travelEverything in fresh western meats nt If you arc not lly ln l a t the City Res­ F a roa ..^ f f l a s f t l a GARNER &. ROBERT’S new ment mnrkct, jutf salesman of Jacksonville, was In tho taurant you are not living right. city Moudny. Jiemember to have Thè Herald folluw-. * J1--C. ituuuiuy lain the city this week in Now is tlie time to buy your sub-irri­ ^you When you take yeirrstrAtmeKTAp."'*"1 ««he Interest of the new Sanford directory. Mr. Rnrnscy expects to deliver the books gated land. See M. M. Smith. J. P. Musselwhile, the turpentine king this week. The American und Ellwood fence are of Osteen, spent last Monday In the city. For an up-to-date tnilor-inade suit, see the best on the market. See them at the McKinley edition of ten cent sheet mu­ D. A. Cnhiwell Sons. Geo. 11. Feriinld Hanlewnre Co., before sic, all the popular nlra. at City Cigar Store. Wade makes fri-ipicni trips to Snuford. purchasing. m ' * Fresh evsry week. Plow's famous cu li­ Several of the inmates of tho Sanford Write him ut Orlundo. die,, at GARNER & ROBERTS. Miss linminh Peter of Winter Garden, House hiked out In their night gowns lust Clms, Hand là having hlahouacop fetih oihTMF. null Mrs. H. Meisluihu of Clarco- .Tuesday night ¡it the cull of lire, A gas avenue remodeled, and will udd several nn. were the guests of Mr. mul Mrs. S. jet in one of the rooms ignited the mos­ roonls to It. • » quito bar and caused n small blaze,which Runge on Sunduy, M. M. Smith has 1,000 acres of celery was extinguished quickly. Planting time is here. M. M.Smith will lami. Sold on easv terms. The Cily Kestaurunt gives 21 meals sell you land, uu easy terms. Seventy-five bushels Of cow peas for ror $4.50. and they arc worth It. Fresh Georgia butter, 35 cents n pound ssle cheap, at E. A. llefficld Co.'s. John Duster ami Dr. R. L. Taylor left for for sale by Garner fit Roberts. their homcs-lu Pennsylvania, Tuesday, It is estimated that over one hundred The Howurd-Packard Land Co.-hnsTCdwelling Iioubcs will be constructed in after spending several days here. They moved their headquarters from the Wei* purchased 150 acres of celery Infid from Sanford during the summer. bom Block to rooms over Clms, K miner's tb^ Holden-RentEsnVTeCbrih Spring Ham­ Buy a meal ticket, und eat your Sunday -atere-in-the M. Kt T. Block! " mock, and will he down early in the fall dinner ut Stumon's. Not the cheapest, but Hie best—are to.«U»velop-the4rtnd:—Tlteyitr PlnUy giknf jHrnnTwholesomy, aerved at 'th e City Hi t ? fellows and made a host of friends' here the meals served.nt The City Réstau- lourout. during.their visit. rant. Bendi.Cottage for rent. After July 1 Mrs. J. H. Ferguson has rented thélufp^e Bench cottage, known ns "Badger Burrow," ___ _____ Electric Lights----- 1— ------on Oak avenue next to the Presbyterian foriiatabce dniie summer. Address, G. ure coming. Have your store and resi­ ChjirtJiJnd will lake [tossession June 1. B. Senmun. Lfitylomi. Flu. 41-2 dence wired now. Exi>ert electricians. for Sale—Three pool tables and one _.Fin e cigars, the (!. II. 8.-, thr Or 11; NO, All work -donee tinder lnsurnriCe 'ruIesT barber chair,__Whole for- $40(h-easy Notify W. A. Parr or phone our office und Drive your Wagon into Sanford ~terms". Joe Saucer, next to Pastime und the Henry George. GARNER fic ROB­ we will make estimate. ERTS sell them all. , If yuu want a llrst-dnss tnilor-inade ll-M Geo. H, F ernald Hardware Co. Call on C. II. Evans • Home investers pm your celery money suit ror $12.98. cull ut I). Caldwell &. JUST RECEIVFD He. can deliver any brand you want out of in Celery Delta Ijiiu I Co.'s hind. See Sous. Another lot o f those Uurgnlns In 31-tf • —J. N. Whitner. Our new Warehouse If it's printing yon want, send it to Tin: Harness at Hurry Wilson's Dr. R. L. Taylor of Pittsburg and John Without Delay— IIu m d office. First-class work- guaran­ Gus und ElectrlcTIxtures Duster of Tnrentum. Pu., left this week teed. We carry the combination fixtures, also for their homes ufter s|>eiidlng n week in Have you seen the latest things In full liiit.of gas -fixtureh, brackets, etc. the city purchasing celery hinds.- _ _ ___ [ refrigerators—all steel—M Harry J. Gas stoves und ranges. Get your fencing now, and get the Wilson's. Tin: Fernald H ardware Co. American or the Ellwood kind. Geo. 11. George Lovell was home for u few days MAIL BOXES Fermild Co. 40 Ibis week from Jacksonville, where he The best Box mode—The Riley. Used The Byc-Lo Hotel will rent you a room attending Massey Business College, exclusively on Route No. I. fot $3 n week (one person) with-hotel Harry J. Wilson.the Royal Tailors brand of clothing conveniences. if ‘means perfection. See samples at D. A. For Sule A. J. Brown of Atlanta, the southern Caldwell & Son's. Two lots corner of Maple avenue and representative of the Weslinghouse Elec­ Second street, by Jay H. Beck. 40 You need u good iy|>ewrlter mid do not tric & Munfg. Co. of Pittsburg left Mon­ Or an y other brand of our justly want to pny an exhorbitant price for it, CLOSING OUT day after spending several days In this ire tlie lllickenilerfer, at The lleruld office Celebrated Fertilizers— My stock o f Guns und Rifles. New city. and second hand. Burgalns If you Messrs. Horner of Orlando nhd Gaddes Do you want Hardwood Ashes? Only $-1.50 for a 21-meal ticket at want them. Harry J. Wilson. of Baltimore, representing the packing the City Restaurant. The meals arc Dried Blood, Sheep Manure. Blood and Bone bouse interests, were In the city on Mon­ worth more. day. Nitrate of Soda? Florida people better see Sanford Celery A little money now and a little now and Deltii Land Co.'s property la-fore buying then is the way to buy celery land. See truck farms. J. N. W hitnuR. All Local Advertisements Under Tills M. M. Smith for particulars. Mr. J. F. Fuller, consulting engineer of Heading, one Cent a Word Each Issue Our Own coffee, the best 25 rent coffee tlie Cornett Phosphate Co., was in the Wanted—House, furnished or unfurn­ on the market, for sule at Guruer & Rubcrls' city this week. Mr. Fuller will have charge ished. Address I'. O. box 181. Stores only. * of tho outside wiring of the new electric Wanted—Everyone to know that the Mr. und Mrs. Runge sjient several days Ullckensderfer typewriter is the best on light plant. the market. See them at The Herald of­ this week In Savannah, where Mr. Runge (Write us) Get ready for the files and Mos­ attended a meeting of the Germania so­ quitoes. Largest stock and lowest fice. * If you want a first-class typewriter at ciety. prices on screen doors and windows a modcrate rice, call nt The lleruld office, Harry J. Wilson's. At u bargain—50 acres of best celery at anil inspect the Blickensderfer. The-best CHAS. H; EVANS, Stiles Agent, land in celery delta. On St. Gertrude nvcMr. and Mrs. W..I1. Underwood nrenow ami most compact umdiincon themurket. For Sale.—P. M. Elder of theCelery av­ nue. See Murrell, the real estate man. comfortably situuted In their new apart­ Sanford, Floridu enue cash store luis 200 bushels of peas Welburn block. . ' ¡19-tf ments on the second floor of the new furahla.----------—_ ------ !-------- . 34,-If --- ------------------------- ---------------f Ask Him) N. Whittier reiurnedlnst Saturday Bdllding féCéntiy6fecté<]~I>F MrrUiiilerFor Salk.—200 bushels cow pens. See us before buying. Whitaker fit Burnet. from New York, where he 1ms been com­ wood on Oak avenue. The Atlantic Hotel at Coronado Bench I For Sale—Five acres of good celery bining business und pleasure for the past ten d a y s . ------------------------- --- * ,, will open ubout June 1st, remodeled and land all in cultivation. On the Sanford A. Everglades Ry. about 3 inIlea Hum the refurnished. Water and gas. Terms very city. Will lie sold in the next ten days Solicitor DeCottes is busy this wèef reasonable. T. B. Demaree, owner and for $3.500.' Cull ot the Herald office for gmvituting between Sanford und Orlando 1 1 IP -* particulars.*— ' * where he is busy attending court— J ls proprietor._____ - ------- ---- ----F or SALE.—Choice Jersey cows for Bale Don't forget the meeting at thecity hall >ld"MrnJeCottc8 Is winning nume and cheap. Now fresh or will be soon. Also E S T A B L IS H E D 18GS fame ns one of the ables solicitors that tonight. Every citizen of Sunford should Rhode Island Red eggs for hatching. Cir­ svev faced an Ornngc county-Jury.----- - attend und help the Fourth of July celebra­ cular free. C. F.Wurd.WInterPark. 20tf For Sai.e—Boiler, pomp, and engine. 0 tion. Are Offering Any and A ll Kinds of Florida Real Estate Miss Mary Boyd of Winter Garden Is Chase & Sanborn seal brand coffee, the horse. In good condition, and willbcsold Ihe guest of MIhs John Nell Garner this cheap. 28tf best grade on the market. ___.. _ _Sanford Machine fit Foundry Works. nt ns Low Prices nnd on a «Reasonable Terms vosk, Miss Boyd's many friends tn SuiiGARNER 8l ROBERTS. . Typewriter for sale— In good condition, tod ure glud to see her again la their new key caps. Worth $30; can he had As Can lie Had Anywhere. midst. M.«P. LIpe returned this week from a trip for $15, if tuken nt once. Rev. Kirkland. to his utd home in North Carolina. While Rhode Island Reds tor sale.—Choice R. At Sanford avenue. No. 314, AftF. Foot­ in Charlotte, Mr. Upe had the pleasure of I. red hens, cockerels, pullets and eggs. Ottico on Park Avenue, between ' First und Commercial Streets. Sanford. Florida man repairs shoesfroin forty-flvo to sixty Prices low. —Cecil Ga duett, French ave­ meeting President Taft. Wnts, half soles. Cement putches, ten to nue. SanfonL Now is the lime to build your fence und twenty, Raised heels,' from fifteen tb Drink a Botti® of For R e n t .— June 1st lo Nov. 1st, elghttwenty-Qve. Call and see Footman, both the Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co.. Is the room house, furnished throughout, llo t white und colored. I will please yotL^fl place to buy. See the Ellwood and Amer­ and cold water, gas and every improve­ ment. Choice Iocs Gun. Six blocks from «an. Satisfaction'guaranteed, or" no*pay. ican Fence. business portion. Inquire at' Tlie Herald Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Commons have moved Dr. E. H. •' ' ~~ the jwelJJtnQWB office particulars. Armstrong, hfStoneTalaniJ. Mrs."Commons will have For R ent— Five-room cottage, furnished ksonvlttr g y r ip o speciali«!, »¿11 make a a class in china painting at the residence Apply People's Bank. Professional visit to "SgMotd'^una IQ-11of Dr. Pulesum every Tuesday. House for Kent—Furnished or unfur­ Ah who Wish U) 8«e him will have to call 40-tf The best dlnoer In the city at The nished. Apply to R. H. Marks. _°° (hi* d ate-at he is here these days City Restaurant fe r 35 cents. v * For Kent.—One furnished bedroom up The Doctpr specializes on all eye G ING ER A L E OR S O D A W A TE R stairs. W. F. Leavitt, corner of Third Capt. and Mrs. R. H. Murks are now lo­ su ed and Elm avenuet^wthb*. and reflex complications, head. 38-tf Manufactured with pure distilled water—they will prevent illness, eld nervousness and stomach troubles cated ot the Bye-Lo Hotel. . For Kent—Four upstairs rooms. Apply digestion and give you health 116 French avenue. 40-2p overcome wlthptu drugs. Croat eyet A S3 prize tu the map running highest For Rent—Four furnished rooms en suite. “ »»¡gliteoed. without.Juùte. Oflk< Hotel number of bells in pne,#un. Joe Saucer's Corner Ninth Sued and Pork avenue. 41-2 The Sanford Coca Cola Bottllnf Co., Sanford, Fla osnfurd House. poolroom. . . N .P.Yow ell& Co MEN’S NEW STRAW HATS JNT. P. Y O W E L L & CO ArmouT Blood, Bone &■ Potash Armour Celery Grower Armour Vegetable Armour Practical Trucker WANTS Ask for it,-W e have it THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS Jacksonville, Fla. T he M arks Real E s t a t e A g e n c y ---- »- < Tyn s i— j , . . .. ‘ ; �VOICE OF THE PEOPLE COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE In This Department will be Found Views, Opinions and Comments Of Practical W riters To T V Editor of I V Herald: H may be of in u vo t .to some of oar .citizens to. know that verbal communica­ tion through space and through aoilds also without wire or other visible con­ nection Is now an accomplished fact. around the bouse and breed as they do in so many bouses where they ire not com­ pelled to get them out. "Let a little sunahlnejn." Butja y . the real estate mao have the cinch over them all out here. Real estate is always on the move and go» log up, up, up. You set it is on the move so much that all he has to do is to stand out In a sandstorm till he gets his clothes, pockets, eyes, and mouth (nil and then go out In the air, dump it, and he has a niced ty lot for sail. Again, the next wind, if the storm is a good one, and his mouth is big enough (and mmy.aH of them youCver saw, are) he will have a good-sized farm for sail. Business is so great out tifTethalxfrom r tety uiliw niflu rou mrrt is In the business. I thought of trying it myself, but I found my mouth was not big ___ ______ ____________________ fffT 1 hurt h *»* much'of » CITY OR TR U C K LA N D S Come and See Us • ** Ort Monday, Hay*I71h. .there was d talker,- One of the best things out here is citlzens: Fui (m i Fu i.ir. J. W Dicàia» * • Fules Ion A. E YowrII r. Sbeller, W. L Morsen W .j. JeaatnSS H. A. Hart L H W illi.m» I H. Woodruff T. A. Newlan ü_.dtY-llû*erd.-M-D- W m .T B U iae h. E. Starr , NeltonGray F A Sriiumpert ■ y g à lM o n -T Dm (un the water business^ I.think 1 would have gone into it if I had not come out hrre so broke, for, as ( have said, there is no rain and the water man deals it out by water meter, and that little machine is equal to the wind for moving. It^ has the "habit*of moving so moth WkHJii!Bil 'T'iT7i*?Vu~l stops, even if the consumer does. It cer­ tainly knows Us biz for the water manWell. I might go on and tell you a lot more in this strain, but I will wind -up for this time by saying San Angelo Is as fine n western town as you will find In west Texas. It is a city of about IS,000 peo­ ple. There are a great many rich, ranch-, men who own large ranches and lots of cattle. They have fine houses. They raise cattle, sheep and goats by the score, and market quantities of beef, mutton, hides and wool. There is a large amount o f cotton, wheat and corn grown herea­ bouts. Wishing you oil well, and that prosper­ ity will smile on every dweller in Orange county, and that I may see you all soon. BOARDING CELERY, SANFORD, FLA It Makes No Difference What You Want or Where You Want It -K A, H im iiiifr San Angelo, Texas. and on Terms that are Right HOWARD-PACKARD LAND COMPANY • Life In Texas To I V Editor ot T V llereld: W h e re D evout o f th e C elery I have bee if away from' Sanfonyiearly . C ity W o rs h ip S unday. six months now. and it seem» almost a year since I left to come out to this “dry land." ' 1 thought I would write and tell RESUME OF ALL CHURCH EVENTS you something about this country as I have seen it since coming here, and ex­ tend my heartfelt wish for all In the "land Of Interest to Those Religiously In of promise." I see by your good paper cllned—Subjects of Discourses that Sanford has hndagood year of which for the Sabbath. I am heartily glad, and I hope to hear and ■y- » tu»i Sjutford- Lu» grown to be tint-toe«O lir c t N l , l 1» iW nSt« Ml (.Iff ill.. Wrtlnef gest inland town in 1’loridn. I thlpk she H r * l M ethodist now hns the start and isawakeningtothe Krv.A.E Hum*!uildr-f,(-a»lof ;cliurvti. m m rr Park fact that it lias all the natural advantage» • and Filth itrrrt; parwmnfr, runter M ai noti» avenue and Srvrnlti »tritt; phone 251, to become one of the foremost cities of Sunday fuurnlng »»w in? at tt; evening t r j i i x . Florida. 1 think The Herald Is a valuable 7:00; Sunday Kbnui. U.43 a m , Jnu K Met help to push it along. All of my interests Unger, S on F i«« uriti league. 3:00 Su rular eviri anil work for the last twelve year* (till I met with my reverse) has been In Ornnge _____ !S* Fioplc a CvnireiallDtial county, and Sanford, and naturally my Rev, R. L Kirkland. luttb*. Sunday morning lU u m tM tw w rvirr, It; eventi------“ Wnlnevday, 7.00 J, C. Fnirningrr, ‘ iwrlnlrndent M em orial Day Services Next Sunday will be natiunal Metnoriol Day. In Sanford services will be held in the Congregational church. Rev. R. Lee' Kirkland, the pastor, will preach the ser­ mon. lie will take for his subject. "The Kneeling Notion the Only Cliristinn Na­ tion In the World.” In -this service we not only pay a tribute of respect to the soldier who sleeps in the blue but equally to the one in gray who sleeps at his side. We will not deplore the grave of the one In gray aud immortalize the grave of the. other, but we will, recognize that heroes sleep here and give each man the credit of having consciously laid down his life in the protection of his country. The G. A. R. extends a pressing invita­ tion to all the Southern soldiers. This service will not be held in a spirit of war and blood, but will be held in the spirit of a great nation and to the God oL ITeavew-wiil-be—givetr-the f tedlt fornr united republic. us rains." It blew so much that I cut my mustache off to keep it from blowing out by the roots. Speaking about the wind, let me give you some of the great advant­ ages of It, It Is a fine place for the newspaper man You ouglit to come out and try It. You see you would not have to bother with carrier boys. Just address your pupers and start themout. The oth­ er Sunday morning I stepped out itic door aud there was my paper stuck up against a mosquil bush; rigiit near the 3oor. I built a-house for my sister-in-law in Feb­ ruary and tlie wind seemed to be in its -height— WeU.it-wnsflne.—Tt I I t i II - the carpenters and builders they ought to come out und see the buildings go up. r ir lt Bastiti All they have to do is to lay the lumber Rev. J. W. Boyd pastor: around (he foundation, and the wind will k ». II; even Ins service. 7:3 a. m. : Dr. J. T. Dentoo. Sai L: Il Y. P. U. Sunday carry the lumber up to the building. Some­ st 0 :3 » p. lu . IL E. Tular. ‘feat.; prayer meeting times the wind blows so hard that the car- every Wednesday, 7:30 p. Tlie pastor, Rev. J. W. Boyd, will occu penter does nut have to even drive the nails. He just starts them, and the wind py the pulpit at the morning hour. At keeps the hammer going till they are all night Dr. W. A. Mason of Macon, Ga., wjlj driven. It is a great place fur the gloss conduct the service. B. Y . P, U. «fa llón tnnn, lotf.TSFc v erybod y has to wear win- ary meeting promptly at 0:30 p. in. A cordial invitation to ail services. dow glasses over their eyes to keep the 1 sandstorms from putting them o u l . Trains Holy Crass Episcopal out here have an easy time. They use 8. 1. Ilruvn, n c tw i A. D. Key, senior «tar­ tlie Ucauinont crude oiL When the wind da*: , Rev.Sunday momios sonrio», I I; evening servie*. Is nut blowing, and when it is. they Just ,7:30; Sabbath atliuuT 0:43a. ni.; U. F, WhlUter, Supt.-. prayer meeting. 7:30 Wedoeoday evening. move rigiit along with the wind, if they are going in tiie same direction. The ire- ' Presbyterian quent sandstorms are such delightful ton morning servite, tbbalh aduni}. 0:30 •>things for thgjiouaekeeper and the store- \ prayer meeting Wedkeeper, i t just blows right'IhroughfYeti' 1 crevice, door. Window, etc', and keeps them out of mischief and from getting la- 1 zy. fur they have to dean it out everyday * to keep from being buried dn It. And. do i you know, I think It is one thing that makes It so healthy out 'here, for all the microbe* ‘ and molecules must go out every day with I the sand, and does not get achance to lay J T H E JA C K S O N CARS No Sand too Poop. No Hill too Steep A. E. H ILL, Agent Asparajjus; Lettuce, Onions, Cauliflowers, etc., etc., In Sanford, pays ! Sell Hit* I .arid—Your Brain*, Money, and Muscles Makes the Crop and the Profit * a !j i u H . ¿1 r.*M L>j f i \ ì v i f l V à f r ni i' IM 'ifcr* ' i MU' M .vss.^' a i ’ Tr v\ E im p r o v e d ir r io a t e d I f a r m s —u n c l e a r e d F lo w in g W e lls . — a o n -A ll Celery Delta and other Desirable Tracts in Block* to suit Purchaser. W H ITN ER la n d s Prices and description* upon First National Bank BuiWi»¿ 0 �May 20. 1909 TME 5 ANFORD HERALD Notice o f Incorporation of Florida, on the for Letter» Patent I . ATHLETIC AND __ under the followini chorter. tt» < nal of which is now on the office of ine . cretary of the State of Gto. A. DtCom*. Waornt, Sm m ___ J HUftocN, ; T. A. NtwiAit, J. D. Davmoh. A^ U W 0A N D ^ M U S E M E l?r AS SO C U TW N 0 w, the undersigned. have oseoclnted ourselves ijettwr for the purpose of tormina into a Uxly Si.iriiml corpora«© under and by virtue of the $ andjojwlopt-lbe W« — K »n t c t e * of inwrporal^on. Notice Of Incorporation • Ml It« nlniv of bu*lne*» »hnll lie at Sanfonl. Florida. m in»» v— x m n r a. T NoUH Is hereby given that we. the undersigned. IntrrulXp apply to ibi- Htmoram* Allten WV (ill' chrlM Governor of the state of Florida, on the 10th day uf June, A. D. 1909, tor letters patent Incort b r }-*|le» Building ami Loan Atxoclatlun, under the following proposed charter, the original or which I* now on tfle In the office or the Secretary of State of Florida “W-U. '* *H'-----' oimm , W, H. Uxorxwooo. S, Rtruor, . G. R. Caihocn. S. ■ptnxsron.Gin. A. DrCoTtri. ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF EAGLES BUILDING AND 1X)AN ASSOCIATION We, the undetslgnrd, have associated ourselves together, and do hereby assordateoutselves for the purpuaeof forming ourselves Into a lardy politic nnd curpntate, Umler nml by virtue of the taws of the state of Florida, and do ailopt the following ar­ ticle* of Incorporation. . AttlCLtl The name of this corporation shall I * Eagles llui ding and Loan Aisia-iatlnri nnd its place of Imslness shall Ire at Santord. Orange County. Fla. A tm i n . _ TtoganeraI-nature of the business to Ire conduct­ ed by this corporation »Roll he to buy, owb, sell and convey real estate, and to improve the same by erecting buildings thereon; to borrow mnnry and securt* the same, and monies otherwise owing, hy mortgages, deeds, bonds, note* or other obligations Iherefor; to make advances and hums of money; to lease real estate as landlords; to boy and sell, to acquire, own nnd bold all personol property necr* snry to advantageously conduct sml transact transocl an) any Irflsin*»* that this corporation Is authorized to car­ cor------------orized ry on; nnd Indo all such other nnd further things r S h t r lf f t Sale Toi- Woodb ¿ g a . and Dill to Remove Cloud front Title IN C h a n c i ik y . Edith Ellison Adams BUI for Maintenance or Cuotributkm Under Sec. 1934 vs Gen. Statutes. Frank Adams. Trustee. C' Trustee: tw!l!“ a“ Kmmei Wilson, being d u lysw orn .d e- 11iTthe affidavit of Edith Ellison Adams, herein } j y * *bu says: That be U tare o f tlie attorneys tor duly filed, she delates and aay* that ahe is the S the abovea entitled cmiuca cause, that mat complainant In «b o w «m ilted cause, that lire de­ tb s io 1 i6» « * to believe aud does believe fendant. Frank Adams, is ■ resident ol Maitland, county, Florida, tnld/n. / cr' Ildanl' C' C, Warwick, trostee. Is a Oran|e Orange c— .... — ,— , that y «— Re . has been ____absent .r*” ” 1'o f • state or country Uiher than this state, J (u lilllitfr»id riu « In Sgld CpuBly fus *“ “ • ** ijS tS i uÄ Ö ' Ä t ' Ä re' a____ l l ? » days next preceding this application for orr that tirere is___ no person In the nF* [here Is no person In the state uf der of publication, ___________ °f ■ »übt«a-no upon whom »tale i f ITti»ldai t ^ * * ^ r l r ^ ^ n strbporaau^pod Chase & Co. seventh Judicial Circuit in and tor Orange count ___ *inty. ...........of'Florid state * a." dated J April * - n 23 23, A A.. D. 180 1909. Thigpen. Mrtnr j S g r ^ “ -• - wimum i f * « nrul A |,W a » «Company Estate are plaintiffs ... K. W nseumwi_____ aintlffs ai.u and J estbruok and_________ Williamand F, L. Gamble, doing business as Wm. Gamble ■« Company are defendants. I have this day levied upon and will sell on Mon­ day the 7th day of June. A. 1). 1909. the same firing a legal sales day and during the legal hours of sales In front of thecuurt house In Orlando, Or­ ange county, Florida, at public outcry lo the high­ est and best bidder tor cash the tollowlngdrfcrlt.nl £Sa l W ” * aml filing Insakt Ornnge county. Florida, to wit: Lot 37 ofFlorlda Land (tCotonlzatlnn Company's Farm, purchaser to pay for title. 38-4 I. A.Kitswuao, Sheriff. SHIPPERS OF Florida Fruits <>ndVegetables Notice o f Application for Tax Deed Un­ der Section 8 or Chapter 4888, Laws o f Florida Notice Is ___ hereby ■ n j y _given athnl Fnrrvey W^Taher punii a »e ro i Tax Ccrllficntr No. 293, doled the ft ‘ day ‘ ----- has llUd aald eerfourth of' June A. ‘D 1U0U. eeneral nature of the bu*lne»i In lie tram-tificate in my ofllne, and has made application tor '«red inil conducted by Ibl* corporajlon abriL t>c. tax deed to issue In accordanoe ewlth law. Said .. rTiijMofWe*amt~ promote-aihleflg and imiiMcertificale embraces the following drsctilied prop ./■ It uf all kind», to organize and inniolnln tcnmi erty »lumini in Qrmuga county,. Flnrhln, to-wil: Srdav ban hall, football, and other game* reffulrBeginning NE Cor of WIT of SE Si Sec 32 To IDS. Inatkill to own, maintain, operate nml manage a Range 30 E, Run W 12.02 ch». S l l . l t ch*. E1S.IS to S?,‘ nl pork for the purpoae of hnrao racln çhs. N 4 .ll chi, NWly to Beg. IS acres. Tire sakl nromote and encournle and conduct fair« am ciland being assessed at the date of the issuance of mu Ion. to run. operate and maintain an nrnu»r* such crrtlfiente in the name of unknown owner. raent^pork. to own. buy. »el and convey ------ reni. Unless said certificale shall Ire redeemed accofdlng niate to acquire, own. bur. sell nnd convey twrtn law. lax dred will Issue ibernili on ihe 31st day property of every xinu am •anal 'properly cverjr kind andi cnnrncier, character, to of May A. D. IOOS. IIKi| buildInga at It may desire or deem Witness my official signature anil seal this the Drooer, or that may ba required tor the uae of the a» may be. n » ww»»-rr»gmnftrnl Ip, to- .done, tor 30lh day of April A. D. 1Ü0I). . Jofiotalton In carrying on It* builnc*»; to borrow •Ure srnvs-ssfnl tramactlon oT the ' businest of thi* M. RisttwvxT. >Mier and to-secure the aame and monies other* tOTporallon;'■rta to have, exercise and enjoy all 37-4l I ssal)Clerk Circuit CmrrtB. Orange (hwnty. Fin ■lieowing by mortgage deed*, bonds, note», or the right», powers ami privileges Incident to corpo­ '■tharobligationt therefore; and to do all auchother ration» organized and existing under the laws of Notice o f Application for Tax Deed andhirth«; thing» oa may be nrersanry and ex- the State of Florida. nrdlent tot*done for the successful tronaactlon Under Section 8 o f Chapter 4888, A m o s in of any of the business thia corporation la authorized The amount of the capital stock of This corpora­ Laws o f' Florida intransact and conduct; and to have all auchother tion »hall be Twenty Thousand ($20,000,00) Dol­ and further power» Incendcntal to «.-orirornlloiia. lars. to he divided into two thousand shares of the Nutter Is.hereby given Hint Herbert O. Crlpprn, organized and eslttlng under .pap rotoe of Trn ($10.00) Dollars each, lotie paid purchaser of tax certlltentr No. 2297, ilntnl the for with lawful money of the United Statr», All or frill day of Novrmbrr A. D. 1895, hns 11ini snkl tf Florida. jumrtx m. * any portion of the »aid capital »lock mny tv- pay­ certificale in mv ottlcr, olid has made application The amount of the capital alock of this corpora- able inor Issued or u»rd for or In the purchase of tor tnx tinsi to Issue In nccorilnncr with law, Suhl linn »hall I* FIVE THOUSAND (iS.UOO.OU) property, labor or services, at a lost valuation rettificale embraces, the fullowlng described prop­ DOLLARS, to he divklrd Into five hundred «Imres thereof to bwdeterminedby the board nf directors! erty situntrsl tn Orange cuunty, Florida, to wit: W 9 a of SEK of NEK Sec 8. Tp 20 S, R 31 E. - of the par value of Ten Dollar» each to Ire paid tor ASTICLX tv Tire snkl land being nttessed at the date of the ■tih lawful money of the United Statea. All or Tltla corporation »hall continue and have toll aay portion or the aald capital atock mny he pny- K wer torvenlse itscorparalejighti and franchise* Issuance of sakl certificate In Ibe name of R. I*. Brown. Unless Snkl eertifirtitr shall Ire retlrerunl al/eln or Issued oruaed for or In the purchase of ■a prriudof nlnrty-nlne years fromand after lire ncronling to Inw, tax deni will Issue thereon on the Moperty, labor or service», ol a Just valuation com m encem ent of It» corporate existence. 24th day uf May A. D., 1909. therruf to be detenitlncd by the Iward or director». Wll nets my oITteial ASTKTf v* ial slgnstu signature nml sen! this the • «m at tv 23nl day of April A. If . 1909 The butines» of this nrrjrorniion »hall lie ran* Thi* corpotollon »hall continue and have full I .«al I ' B. M. RosiKsna, power to esrrctoc ft* corporate right» and frun- duelisI by the fullowlng officer*: A president, vicethi.es he ■ period of ninety-nine year» from nnd president. treasurer nnd secretary, elected l.y the 30- 4 ' Clerk Circuit Court Drange (ounty, Fla. [ward of directors, and a hoard of directors of n ot »hr} the commencement of It» corporate existence’. lets than five nor more than seven director», who In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Clr~ | . w Atmcuc v. s The liuilne»« of thl» roriKiration »ball be con­ shall tie stockholders in »aid corporation, to Incult. Orante County. Florida elected hy the stockholder» annually. Tlie office of ductid by a pre»klent. vice-president, »ccrelnry ) •ndtreasurer, and a Uuird of director» of nor less secretary and treasurer may he held by the tame M. Frank, Plaintiff i , vs •-—> Attachment. Then live member». , , . ■ . person. David II. Thom as, Defendant. ) Until nftrr the first annual meeting uf the stock­ Until after the hr»t annual meeting of the stock__________________________ _ porn holders, the oltlcer* of thl» corporotJun shall tv holders. herein provided tor, nnd nnrll tlii-lr mr, JlA.Ibtlitl H Thntirns.. 71-liroa.lw ri New Yortr N7 Y., amt to all whom ll mny concern; bip 1‘tPrwmnil uuülilird. the elllcersof this 15», Ai UeC»iiaai PraaWeiHt P. It, WugllU, VTW-~ ‘ tesim» llutl shrill lm W i l . J l u b W .. p ».M __ ___ ___ presldent; W ;H r —Ytnmre ttrreby nntKIfdTKuTTa writ of attachment PrêtMerit: J. D- Davison. Secretary nnd Trcjumm. ixiritiíü] issued Out uf Ihe ufilci-of the Clerk of the Circuit U luli erwoqd, vice-president; nnd S . Runge, secre­ -----’TMVMfflSfdlrKlör» na tvianrnntTrmffTi »hall be l.t-o. A. IVColtes, of the Seventh Judicial Circuit, DrangrCutmII, U. Waloer, II. K. Steven». D, W. Herndon and tary nnd In-nsurrr; Ihe hourd nt dirnTurs shnlll«- Court W. D. Holden; 0. R. Caihaun, W. H. UndnwraaJ, ly. Florkln, dated the 30lh day of Atnil. A II. T. A. Newton. ' 1(10!), at the suit of M, Frank against David H. The first or organization meeting of this corpora­ S. Fulestutr mul George A. DeCotter whk'h writ has been returned by the sher­ tionshall Ire held nl Sunfool, Florida, on the ¡¿HiIt Tire first or organization meeting of lire stock­ Tlioinas. executed, »ml yimr property, to wll lad 3.4, 7 day of June. A. D. 11109, nnd thereafter the annual holders of tills corporation.shnlLbc held in the «Tty iff and 8, of Block 2, Tier 4. according to E. R. Traf netting ol stuck, bidders shall tie held on the fourth of S.tnford, Orange county, Florida, on the IHtfi ford's map of thè town of Sanford. Ornnge county. day of June, A. D. 11)09. for the uunane of adopt­ Monday inJune of rach nnd every year. ing by-laws, andournplrlingibeorgunl/atianof the Florido, link Irren altuched tq satisfy the demand m »iz vi. of plain i Iff In the above case lo the amount of The highest nimrunI of Indebtedness or llnhlt|ly (-orrauntion. as hereinbefore provided fur, arid lo which this rorisrrntlon shall subject Itself shall Ibrreaftri the nmiuul inertingi uf the »tuckhnldrr» $1455.50. slinll Iw held on the third Friday in June of rneh Now, therefore, unless you. Ihe said ttovht H lie the sunt of Fivr Thousand Dollars. Tliomus shall personally be and nptw-nr hetore the —y:— : Atrtcu: vn. - - ■ and every year. Circuit Court of the Seventh Judk'inl Circuit of Ur Animi: vi The names and residences or the subscribing Inange County, Florida, on Ihe first Monday in Tinhighest am ount of indebtedness or IlnM IJty moorslurs, and the amount of capital stuck sub to wfikh this ivrrixrration shall subjevt itself shall August next, »nine being the 2nd day of August, srribrd by each are ns foltows: A D 1901), judgment wul lie rendered against you. Oeu A PeCottc*. Sanford. Fla.' Ten slian-s. I* twice the amount uf its capital st|ak nnd in favor of the said M. Frank and so much of • Article vit ). (i, Wagner. Sanfonl, Fla. Ten slian-s. The names nnd residences uf the sidiscrihing ln- Ihe property iittacurd as may he iliffieirnt totatls. D. Davison. ' Sanford, Ha. Ten slum-». f> said judgment nnd Costs will Ire sold to satisfy I. K Stevens, Sanford, Fla. Ten shares. cotlairaurrs of this corporation, arid the nmosiil of the sume. . nli hy l.y euch racti ure ure as follows: Capital steak suhl« ritm I W, Iteration, Sanfonl, Fla, T'iv’r shares, Witness, B. M Robinson, Clerk of Circuit Court. 40 Shore» Sanjonl, Flo f, A. Newton, Sanford, Fla. Five shares W. D Holden, Sevrnth Judicial Circuit, Orange County, Flnrkln, Santord, Flu. ■HI Shares IN WITNESS WHENEOF, the subscribing incor- W, H. Underwood, S. Runge, 31) Share* and the seni of said court tilts trie llth day uf Mny. Sanfonl, 11« pastors have hereunto set their hands. Il M. KoaiNSON Santord. Fla. K. Calhoun, 30 Shares A. D. 1909. Geo. A. DeCottes " IszalI Cierk. Santord. Fla 30 Shares S i ’uleslqn. D. (I. Wagner" G to. A. DlComs, Attorney for Plaintiff 39-8 Sanford. Fla 30 Shares Geo A, DeCutirs, II. It Stevens til winirks whereof the sutncrihmg Incorporators il, W. lierndun of tire corpornllott have hereunto sH.scrjl.ed t|)eix, In lh(^CIr£j¿ILCqt!tLQL.U)B.7.Ui .Ju d icial T. A. fNewlnn emme» -;Ky."D. tintent. Circuit of the State or Florida for W. 11. UnOISWOoO, . Florida, 1 „ -- b L - 1 itS= Orange County S. Ktmc.r, Uruaty.of UrubgciG. R. CAurorrn, City of Sunfurd, Defilò' me personally appeared, Geo. A. DeCotte*. S Pol nrrort. V». BUI In Chancery to D li Wagner,!. D. Davison, 11. R, Stevens. U. IV. Cur. A,«|)tCoTTUi 'Anu-rk-aiiiluildlng A Izian, IDiiHlon and T. A. Newton, who ine well known to FutorceToXLieu. Tirulato Astu AT,E. Wilson J tas tuIn- the persons named in ami who suWritw-il Stale uf Florida ss. their names tu the toregpjng article* uf iiuwi»rrr»- County id Ornnge To the itefendant, Amertenn Building h Loan, Before me, a notary politic, persunnlly npirenrixl Tontain Asux-iatkin; -tien, and severally acknowledged liefure me thin they subscribed und executed the some for the pur- W I) Holden. W. II llmlerwix*i. S. Kìrnge, G R from the affidavit uf the City Solici­ Calhoun. S. Pulestuu sud Geo. A DeCottrs, who torItofapireuririg pates tlirtein expressed. City uf Sanford herein filed, that he twwyll known tu me lo U- lire- (rersons nnmrd in lteves the WITNESSmy hand amt teal nt Sanford, Florida, are tirai you ore a non-resident of the State of hihI who subacrlbed Iheir nntnes tu thè forrgoing onthis the 13lh day of May, A ll. 1909. and that your residence Is unknown, and artkles of incorportion. and severaliy acknowl- Florida, Kuit'n It. Mxtvs. there it no person In this stale thr servire of clgi'd Udore me thol they executed thè salile for that Notory rubile, Slate of florida, at 1-nrge. u suliiNienu upon whom would bind you. My ('«Immission «spire. Jtuiuury lOttl 1910 thè utres and punxnrs therelu inerii tonni ll Is therefore ordered Hist you do appear in this 111wifness whereof 1Itave hereout->set my bnod court lo Ure hill herein file«), upon Monday. June and officlul seni of office al Sanfonl In lire cuunty 7. A D 1009. In Court o f Justice o f Peace, Stale of of Ornoge and thè stale of Florida, ori Ibis thè 4<n It is further ortlered that this order uf publication , Florida day of May. A. D. 1909 lm puUUIred ieux- a week for eight consecutive Rrrn*n H. Mms. Frank W. Crayara. G*o W, weeks In The Sanford Herald, n newspalrer pub Notory PuMic State al Largr Arlsm« and C. G. Ferry, do­ Untied In the City of Sanfonl. In Orange ouonty. M y cumnilisloll explres lan. 9, 19 10 . ingbusiness us the Faslime Flirt id a. ---Thrslrr. pluimifl«, Witness my band and Ibe seal of said circuit Orange County, N o tic e o l I>i8clitiri;e cuuri, tiri» 27th day of March, A. I). 1909. ... v»‘ I). M Rumw in , ( ssal) T. Williams and A. R. Doune. Thitd District. All persotiH arc hereby iiotiiitnl thut 33-8 doing business at Theater Clerk Circuit Court, Ornnge County. on, to->vit, the 30th titty of June, 1909, fum Supply Company, daIJy I. M, Hart. Deputy Clerk. Itodanu. The gtiuriuity Trust untl iiaving Hank Under ami by virtue of a writ of attachment isIn the Circuit Court or the 7th Judlclul _ Surd.lli tbe uboye »Uib-d case,-out of tiuj uls.ve wilt ahbly for its Until dUchargu ms ex­ Circuit o f the State o f Florida for 'I' , * f*'* •* Public oulczy In front of ntyof- ecutor o f the eatnte o f UrriitR A . Chase, Orange County « Ikr dour in Sanford In »«til county of Orange, on deceased, to the Hon, William Martin, the 7fhday of June, 11)00. at II o'clock a. in., to County Judge o f Orange County, City of Sanfonl Bill in Chancery to Enforce me highest bidder tor cash, the following property, vs. Tas Lien. to-wit: Sevrn reels of moving picture films, the Florida, and for the approval by said DuiiglssA Mosley property of strove stated defendants. Said sale to County Judge o f final accounting us set To Ibe defendants, Douglas A Masley: f* tasde under said writ and by virtue of an order forth in ita rejKirt to Haiti County It nppeurlrig from the affidavit of the City- Sohumthe court dated April Dili, A. D. IB09. Judge's office in the City , of Orlundo, Ik ¡tor of tire City of Santord herein filed that Ire , , „ L. G. Srum.iruow, ix-Jleve* that you are a non-rriklenl uf the Statr of * . -laftlee Fence, Third District. Orange Co., flu Orange County, Florida. Florida, ami that your residence Is unknown, and Dstcd May Hth. lIHJtt.________ { 31MI Orlando, Florida, January 16, 1909, i tun there is no persun In this state Ihe service ol a subpoena upon whom would bind you and thut In the Circuir Court o f the 7th Judicial The Guaranty Trust and Saving Hank, your age is over the age of twenty-one years; 29-frm W. M. Ilcatwi'-k, Jr., President, Circuii o f the S|ate o f Florida for 11 is therefor e ordered that you dtaairpear in this ctmrl to tíre hill herein flirti, upon Mi Monday. June Orante County In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial 7, A. D 1909. City of Sanford, i Dili In Ohnncery to Enforce It is furthrr ordered that this ordernf publication Circuit o f the State o f Florida for VI. be published once u week for rigiri consecutive Tax Ltou. Orante County M. C. Iledrngrrn weeks in Thr Santord Herald, a newspaper pub­ City of Santord. I RUUn Chancery in Enforce . lished hi ihe City of Santord, tn' Orange county, To the defendant, R, G~ Dunn, can: nur Ida. II appearing from the a flld avl vit of ( U City-Sal id - M. lì ' t o ■h I Ta< LUn Witness my hand nod the seal uf said circuit bv- uf the C Hy O ufl sum Sunfurd e rrín filed that h r be-uy oru blierrtn tlieil that beU-court tld» 27th day uf March A. Ü. 1909. nevrs that sou are a non resident of the State uf To the defendant, M. U. Bronson; , -, , B. M Robinson, ( sslal) frutn th « atHilavit of Ihe City Sullrl* “"J that your residence is unknown, nud It tasi there u no person In this slate the service of lor of the City of Sanford lierai* tiled, that h* be- 3 3 J 1 ______Clerk CircuU-Cnwr«-OrangeCotmty: By M. I. Hart. Deputy Clerk. s lubpurna utron wliorn would bliul yuu.- nud tbui jt o v s iir s t H w -att » nutnesklWlIDf IIW Stall- «if Hueid a, ami that your resident» U Ufikmlwn. and ^ • * T * * IDcai^ofSl year*.. **J * .'« o r e ordered that you do appepr in this that there is no person in this slnte the service id Notice o f Application for Sale o f Land lUliu* bled, upon Monday, June7, a »ul'1-jcitu upuu vilumi would blmi you. oral tirât by Executors your age Is over the age of 21 years. re rstale of ■I'»1thisorder of publication It is therefore ordered that you do «P I*o r in this InW. deceased. ‘i 1'* * week fur right consecutive muri to the bill herein filed, upon Monday, Jure To W.T,T.Johns, Johns, Jr., BJanche Johns and Martha E. tiof-if1 T!**" banfi.nl Herald, a newspaper pubJohns and all other persons interested in the ra­ lT«Ua 11 ^ Santord, in Orange county, 7 |*Ì» further ordered that this order of publication ttle of W. T. Johns, deceased. be publlahrd unis a week tor eight consecutive NOTICE Is hereby given that on Hie llth , day of rw Vîm li es» my hand and _____ the _ sea) _of said „ circuit weeks in Tlie Sanford Herald, a newspaper pub­ June 1909- at Titusville, Florida, at hour of 2:39 lished in lire City of Sanford, In Orango county. o'duck oo*«. this 27th day of‘ March. h. A. D IDOO. at Chatnlwrs of the lion Minor S. Jones, U M R aatxsu N , IS A A Ll the Circuit Court of Orange Comity. Flori­ Ill * *w lri"-ii my hand and the seal of x a k ^ lrcult Judg&of Clerk QrgUl^Court Orange County. ________ ounty. da. or wherever the said Court muv tie at sold Man. Deputy Clerk. court, this 27 tli day of March, A. D. 1909. dare, the undersigned as executors of Ihe rytgta of B. M. RuamsuM, (scAt) W. T. Johns, deceased, « i l l Uppfy lo s a L K o m t 3 3 -0 - — -— Clerk CtrcuU Court. Orange County. (n order placing the fidlowlng described IWrT,- e 9JTCI1II Court. 8cventti Judicial Br M. 1. Hart. Beirut y Clerk an jxAsrtskui of the executor* to pay drills of said Circuìl o f riorldu. Orante County »fpsedir of s o liliT suUi lands tu pay In Hie Circuit Court ,7th Judicial Circuit estlie.'atid deitts of rudd estate. I n Cu a n c c r y Cut three Block C Johnson t addition to Lakeo f Florida, Oranfe County. u lt S t ^ i* 1 Drought A. t. UriHiitu. .VXXVS Under ami by virtue« I an execution issued out — of. and HW under HCI tin; theK-u seal 1of » nthe n C irc u‘ it_____ ‘ Court„ of‘ the + + ♦ **+ + 4 General Insurance Agents I I .% H i, . V - S A W p n i i j n . p Y r v W n A ’» w w w w w v w w v m w w w u m k v i w m w w w k w w w k w w kk w k w v H A N D B R O TH ER S • LIV E R Y , FE E D and SALE STABLES K^arnasa and Bugglaa Dlacksm lthlng and Horaaahoalng Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged A U T O M O B IL E S FOR L IV E R Y USE tu Higli-Grade House-Building u Specialty t I I— D E A LE R S IN Builders* Supplies, Interlarchen Sund Alpha Cement, Acm e Plaster Plans, Kstimates, and. ull 1n format ion relative to Building 'P H O N E 201 O FFICE A T RESIDENCE l '•>+ * N '- + * + * + * * - > + ->->-i-*%,-+ + * * 4 - ' M ” > * + + * * - > 4 - + * + * « ¡i ++% v + + -M* + + + + 4 ' * « F IR S T N A T IO N A L BANK * OF SANFO4 RD,' F L A . ~ OEO. PERNALP, Vloe-Pra*. r . H. R A N D , P ra aid an I «P . P . P O P S T E R , C ss h lsr B. P . W H IT N E R , A ast, t a a h la r O n l y N a t i o n a l B a n k In O r a n g o C o u n t y Funds Protoctod by B u r g la r y In s u r a n c e S a lily Dapoalt Box*« for R *n t ORO ANtZEO 1887 I ■ ä V i LJI l A U C C n V V n E O ______ CONTRACTOR and B U I L D E R Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty <0 None but flrat-classjubor etnpluyetl ami all contracts guaranteed to be in accordance with plans and ajteciflcationa *I am In Buslnes* to do Buslnes» for Thaïe Who Need My Service* Po«tfllfl** Box . 771— - V X - — ------ *—' «V W W k W V W M W W W W W W W k W M W W W V W V W W W W H V H V W W , AVANT: a ------- LU M B ER -i ‘ . HAYES D E A LE R S ------------------------ Prepared to Furnish all Framing Material j lum ber (c u t to order . ^___ -PoataJflco A d d rasa- SANFORD, FLORIDA M lir« t-rr- CAMERON CITY, Utul. Polk C'ooniy, Florldo._____ ________ —f>r- rLolt lea. elevrn, rou ileen aod Afirrn Block A lohnson's addition to Enkeland, Hoik County., Dork! a. torts ten and eleven Block two Lake Beulah ad­ dition to Lakeland. 1‘ulk County. Florida. Lot trine Block four Tier two. known ae Opera y. Florida. r , ____ House Lot. Sanford. Orange County, East part of Lot nine Block four Tier two. east of Opera House. Santord, Orange County, Florida. Lots fourteen _______ and Intera Block ieight w l - M I f . “ ■ ««■ Folk. Jankanavllte. Duval (hxitity, ftw M i.' ' Lota 3 and 4 of Block C. Luts 3 and B of Block I. Lota 0 and 7 of Block I. Lou I. 2, 3, 4. 5. 6, 1 and 8 of Black O. Loti I . T, 4 and S of Block, E as pet plat uf Markham Fork Heights In Flat Book D page 35, Orange County. Flojlda. Ü THE * * C I T Y |, R E S T A U R A N T T (F irst Street, one block from Depot opposite Foeloltice) y. H . Ea W ISE* Proprietor------- --------Formerly Manager of Central Cafe ;; Steaks, Oysters and Fish a Specialty t — fisnr l.^ 11 *l»*»"da,,t. and that said defea- whom would hind such defendant; and that defi T _ ________ -si V ' ---------- —^ - — ------------- ----------* dent Is over the sge of twenty-one years years. Y|lJ ./ c/ ,b» oTtwenty-one (21) yaars. You ar* therefore ordered lo »PP*«r to Oils b II to appear lu this bill »"Monday i Monday ibe seventh day of June A.T>. I00B, : A PLACE FbRdLîADIES AND GENTLEMEN day.nL July A. Ü, l»0». the of ssld deceasid. and Martha E. ioitns, his wlfr. .M .% of this court. the same being a rule day of this court. 'T ' ■__2 . * - ^ 1,1 **' g ail the heirs of said deocaaed and residing in Ills further ordered that this notice be iruhUifi- ___ Juni. N i I» u funFirr e IQtt UUa Older be imbUshed Orange County. Florida. So lar as known ed once a »reek for four soatpslve weeka l/i the to petitioners no athes person has interest tn said S h o rt O r d * r * A t A ll H o u rs E v e ry th in * F ir s t Class 5 Sanford Herald, a newspaper published In SanlarcL land*; all of said persons are notified la appear on œnSitfc “ . . . __.. llth day of June 1909, before raid Court to show Ca,“ 1} * « » . M. Robinson, clerk o f iba Circuit Orange county, Florida. Witness B. M. RobinSOP, Clerk of the Clrctdt Conati0! S*w**»*h Judicial circuit uf Orungr U.*. YF-T « % if ray (bey have, why said order» ehwld not , , Court of the sold stale and county and the seal of S usa made • » proved in the petition . AhV*IUl«/ ‘ ,,e **W ,hU Ule ‘ Meal Tickets ore Sold ut Reduced Rules ; ; Mastma t Jr»«*». , iS S k tiS Z 39 3 • ku B. M; RiaiHsoN, Clerk. K- C Waxi, * ‘fir 33-4 By M . A. H b srA S O , D . C . , r i* “ , ,, By M A ItowASO. Ü. C. Executors af estate of W. T. Johns, deceased. Tom. Euan Wttant. OosMpfatOMi'a Solldtur. **eu» Lutai Wtunt, Couplainaul * Solicitor. J 1 -WS �CELERY AVENUE NEWS RH Real Estate Broker |Special Carmpoodcnce to The Herald: B u d ie t of Interesting Item » From -Correspondent»------- \ TH E EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY Efficient S ta ff o f Reporters WeeHly Covers the T errito ry for / The Herald [ Vft Invite comapondenoa on live topic» from all •action« of the County, alto new* Item« of Internt. Hrevlty will ln*ure prompt publication. Articles contrary to the view« of the Editor will be publit bed. but abusive and anonyutou« communica­ tion« will be rejected. We will not be respondble for opinion« eipre*«ed by contributor«. All com­ munications Intended for current issue must be in hand not later than Tuesday p. m.l—Eo. 0yiEDq>0CCURREgCES . Spec!«[Correspondence toDie Hrraid: V ir— The Oviedo Magazine Club waa moat da* jlglitfully entertained by Mrs. Lee and Misa Lottie at their attractive home on Lake Charm, Friday afternoon. The program consisted of readings, interspersed with music. Mlaa Anita King read a humorous ■Ji,or¥*'antl -M**. Yonge read a poem, both -0f V )jjci, were*grcotly enjoyed. Miss Lot­ tie Lee played with her usunl artistic style and Impression a piano solo, which ended the program... After the serving of dainty refreshments, thogucsts rejmlreil to their horaet^.pinnounclng It a most delightful occaslop. * ■ , . .; .... . W. T. Acres is erecting a fine two-story I residence on his celery farm on Celery |avenue. .MUs Annie Hawkins has gone to Com­ merce, Ga., to spend the summer with her parents. She spends her winters with her brother, Tom Hawkins, one of the leading Icelery growers of the avenue. Miss Annie is foreman of the farm one day during the celery cutting season. She worked thirty hands, Tom Included. It takes the women folks to boss, anyway. Last Sunday two young celery farm fore­ men-on Celery avenue took a party of young ladies out buggy riding, and honest­ ly they had so many girls in the buggies they had to put the side-curtains up to |keep from spilling some of the girls out. Messrs. May and Strange are sinking a I six-inch artesian well on J, E. Pace’s farm opposite Cnpt. P. M. Elder's store, corner Celery and Mcllenvllle avenues. They| have drilled down some 300 (pet, and anticipating a good flow of water, Tills well will be watched with a great deal of Interest. Mrs. D. V. David of Geneva will move her stock of general merchandise from Ge­ neva to her new store at Cameron City this week, We learn that J. N. Whitner has sold the five acre celery farm lying in front of Mr. Wright’s place at the cast end of Cel­ ery uvemie, to a gentleman by the name of Gray, from New York. We hear that Mr. Gray will build and move his family here soon. Come on, brother, we will try make you fed at home. We are just like one big family in Die cdorydcltn. Henry Stevenson has right recently moved his family fromDeLand to his place at the east end of Celery avenue. I don’t believe there Is any section fill­ ing up so fast as the celery delta. Here a new house is going up, and theren piece of new land being cleared. The scene changes every thirty days, Mr. nhd Mrs. Mead, who wen tjo P a y lo­ nd Iasi week to attend the meeting of the horticulturists, have returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Ressn«r, with-their three children, toured from Daytona in thelrauto — A F arm er . and hnve been the guests of Mrs. Mead for a fow days. Mr. Ressner is a prominent Service* At Catholic Church horticulturist of Manatee, and had been Pentecost Sunday: attending the horticultural meeting at Sunday school, 0 a.m. Mass and ser­ Daytona. mon, 10 a. m. Sacrament of baptism Dr. Hunter, who a few mmuhs ngn l a . i cnnfrrre<l afU r~maB»i-6tibfect?t>f ratedTrer'eV has sold hlTdrug store to Mr. I "Christ’s Work Perpetuated Daniel, nnd moved to Aponkn in trv hi* fortune. * Oviedo property is in lively demand, nt the rate it has been going ornately. Miss Dixon, who camehere from California, nntf bit» been a guest at the Cushing House most of the winter, lias purchased the Van ^anrjt orange grove with house, intending to make Oviedo her home. Another sale was the orange grove and house owned by Dr. Diggof Detroit, Mich., tlie purchasers being Messrs. Browning and Stein Nelson. They hnve already be¿im improvements on the place. . ------ Presents to the Investor the Best Opportunities in Florida _ _ __ _ 3 ----------I ; ------y . - - . Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed, $25.00 to $ 200.00 per acre Celery forms, with flowing wells nil tiled, drained arid ready fot crop, $30000 t0$100000 PCr City property, improved and yiiiiijprovedtiiiiber landl with finest she in Florida inn-rate fart«. ’ Others tell ’ you what can be done. K. R. M URRELL is n practical'farmer us well as 1 ** estate broker, and is-here to ahow^um what has been and cun be done. K. R. M U R R E L L 22 — For Our Store We have anticipated YOUR « , < 1 1 Needs-and-Botight—Our- »| . : i * n n ' 1 -Stock-of— — -i^anrord-Macm nSr Foundry Woilii Have a Look Agents For the C ele b ra te d B U IC K H AVE-A GOOD-LOOK--------AT TH E PHOTOGRAPH TENT Back o f Opera House, Second Street AND Bring your Babies and ydur Pets Don’t forget your Coin [Furnishings Any old Silver Dollars or Paper Money: No Wooden or Tin Money taken here. A ll to Suit YOU and. Y OUR WEKIWA SPRINGS To the Editor o f‘n n JjtfaJiL BLOCK WEI. BORNI % :: :: CARS New Garage ip. Connection, for Repairing and Storage oJEAutomobiles- - - h GET^rOUR-piCTÜREYAKEN Pocket-hook -------.^g^ronnrie'sm nhem metro]>olia of the St. Johns river was represented Sunday Any old time 0 ’ duy Oak Ave. between Second a n d T h i r d Street* s Spring is opening up and by Mr. nnd Mrs. R. A. Newman, Mr. nnd m S A A S A A W W A W A A A W V M U W A V A U V W M \ V\ \ \ V\AAA M U I I U « « * Cloudy days preferred Mrs. P. M. Kelly nnd several others. On 1 1 you will he compelled to Saturday those from SanTord were Mr. > * V <• •;* ♦ * * A <«4 . * { s * «:«. j . *5, , *** a nnd Mrs. W. J. Waddell and Misses Win­ come Put in a New Outfit J. W . K N IG H T nie and Frances Waddell und Ada StenNotary Public, Slate at Large. * strum. Rowing, swimming In the Wekiw’p Why,not let us supply your t Deeds. Mortgages and ail kinds boils nnd tobogganing constituted the Contracts, written and acknow­ needs? day's umusetnent foj. this party. All en­ ledged. joyed u glorious swetft time here in the Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. "liiere is nothing new under the min" slmdcs of the sweet gumB. —A ldert A nson Graiiam. FRANK L. W O O D R U F F SanfooLV Only Exclusive Shoe Store Criminal Court Proceedings Criminal court convened Monday morn­ ing with Judge Beggs in the chair. The following jurymen were drawn: F. D. Berry, Geo. Durden, B, T. Boyd. W. E. Allen, J. Fosscll, S .. M. Donne, E. H. Crux, G. W. Jernignn, T. O. Brown, G. N. Hatch, J. G. R. Ponder. C. F. McQuuig, John T. Fuller. The cases were disposed of: State vs. B. G. Smith, assault nnd but­ tery. Accepted plea of simple assault und sentenced $10 and cost or GO days. State vs. Bud Nelson, carrying conceal­ ed weapons. Verdict not guilty. State vs, W. A. Lelller, having shud in Ills possession. Plead guilty nnd fined $fi and cost or thirty days. Stole ys. Win. Hall, nssuult and battery. .Ycnliot guilty.— Ftnrd ^SfilLSCT ait7l or 8u days. State vs. Holly Williams, resisting an officer. Verdict, guilty in second count of information. Fined 130 and cost or six months. State vs. BenJ. Williams, petty larceny. Verdict guilty- Six months. State vs. Wm, Campbell, gambling. ___ Plead jfiiilty. _f.50-auid axssl. .(# :ufnrty - days. ' SUUa-xs^Ueor-Gfeen."attempt to bribe! Verdict not guilty. State vs. Henry Douglas, concealed wcupons. Verdict not guilty State vs. Richard Wright, concealed weapons. Plead guilty, $100 and cost or six months. Those cases noUed were: '• Joe Muck and Mamie Mitchell, fornica­ tion. * . . . W. £.-DaugUts*f poaeeashw o f Shad. ~ Jos. Nagle, trespassing. .’ E. Brewer, trespassing. ^ -F. J. Powers, business without aiiccose. Holly Williams, gnttgilhig. William Graddick, carrying concealed weapons, forfeited bond. A, J. Mills, larceny, forfeited bond. • •a»«f S C. H. DINGEE Plumbing and G as F i t t i n g But none of the Goods under * 1<k——- our roof are OLD, and much ¡NEW and up-to-date T [ We don’t charge anything for n look. Come and All Work Receives My Personal Attention and Best Efforts Opposite City Hall MRS. M. L. ALLEN I mcrican. High-grade Pianos, Organs, ! and Graphophones. Low Prices. „E a s y Payments. Pico Blockj she carries. SATISFAC TIO N G UARANTEED ~ C ^ M V a Share of Your Patronage Commerciti Street Near the Depot ’ 'Cor. 3tJ 5 l SDiiSsnfvnl Ave. JJJJÄfc iArrnt oir. The Crippen M u s ic Store M IL L IN E R Y A . E . Irvin *« 8h o e Shoo o f «o r «oiootl [M r I four mouth», |L Sbj« atreetr-but it wilt Old Shoos Wanted 1 haiiilMiiflf ■ Children's -you to call~and see new Mid up-to-date I tun again asking for OLD SHOES, will give what they are worth SIZES, 6. 7, 8. 9, 10 II AND 15 m IaUoji j iiii ! Is one block from R. P. Hansen, Owner, Kissim m ee, M a * (PERIENCE before D. L. Thrasher The Best o f i l l the Truckfarm i in F lorid » %»S S »**«S *S M M H H » S SS» M « S M » » f investigate Tito Latest Fall Styles in Ladies', Ladies’. Gent's Just Received buying elsewhere ’Phone 230 j; 10 acres. It’s Cypress Island 1W <| miles by water from KlSilinmee. First Celery in Florida grown liere^ Grows anything:- Surrounding lake ]; gives protection from frost.- Crot 3 weeks earlier than unprotected farms here. 4 fine artesian wells. 300 four year budded bearing Or­ ange trees. Fine House and Barn. Heavy bearing Peaches, Guavas and Bananas. Owner has other business and wants to sell. Come and see. The Island stands <he closest Investigation. Perfect tl jd. STRONG LINE 0E CHILDREN’ S SCII00I SHOES "■’f'iSiP IMPROVED ORDER O f RED MEN .. Wekivu Tribe No. 41 Hunting grounds of Sanfoid. Meeting« on the 1st and 2nd Wednesday of each month in Masonic HalL Visiting broth­ ers welcome. The purest mid most refreshing bottle drink on d}e *®® ket today, is being mude by the Pepsi Cola Boitltttg^ «[Sanford,aiubto-tfiedoversof n deliciousnnd hrnHl* drink. We invite you to see Lite sonitnry way in wtl *hls drink is being put up by us. . nnj And to Uto.cUy merchant, we ask him to eoine alsci“ see, that he may know the kind of goods lie is luutti when sidling the jture and refreshing Pepsi C"ln. And to those of f>tk«r tnumt. w e w ill osk that they * , *■ — us ti Iitie requesting a sample of tha*pure IVi*«1 . that they too muy get in line and sell the purest w* drink made. Send us nn order, or call on us, we arc out U x the o ness and if a pure drink und courteous attention^ - . you wont, we are the boys for you.' •'* P h o n e Pepsi Cola Bottling Compaq �IN S A N F O R D — Life is Worth Living SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY,-JUNE 4. 1909 number 42 The people who reeWe In Snnroni and and crops are being rushed into the soil Here nnd there men lection can nlwuys be found singing Us are (»oiutod out to the stranger who have praise* This Is to be expected, ns cyery- made tlm price of the land off the first one has a natural iove for their home nml crop; but-here and there are sour faced the m an y associations that surround it. individuals eager to sell out at a sacrifice and who tell you I wouldn't stay in this _ Thus U^i note othcroplnlon« nnd comment*- phtrtrlf they'd glvo (he the whole counV. As in everything else success upon Sanford nnd the oelerydelta. In tin; try." last Issue of the Country Gentleman two depends upon the individual. The pistgood descriptions ef Sanford's famous cel­ mnster of a thriving city applied to the ery delta are given, nnd for the benefit of Department for rural free delivery over a route he mapped out.* saying when tin* Wr readers wo give them below: petition went in that there were 125 fam­ Down in Orange county, Florida, they ilies on the route, la a month or two, are having a boom that well Illustrates before an inspector had been sent to in,h. mvlnit spirit of Americans. People vestigatu the nintlWi am! report favorably or unfavorably, the number of houses bad increased to 200. and the otiieial said before it could be granted lie did not doubt that another hundred would _he_ added to the list. It certainly is Interesting to watch the army of tuen at work on the compara­ tively small urea, hut where well drilling, 1 building, clearing, plowing, teaming, irri- 1 gating nre all going on at once there-J iinisT n’cetis lie many men. Somebody 1 must deliver provisions and fertilizer and ' fully realize the great advantages of till« ns fast ns possible. which were-a. few years ago trails must not lie neglected. In this way cm through the utulurhruBh now resemble city ployaient is furnished ta hundreds ol itrrets. Ten acres is a big farm in this extra workmen, and the country present! -nttonrwhere cultivated landa-seil foe a busy appearance. Real estate men are 11000 to $1300 nil acre, so the houses hurrying here and there will*-prosjieetive have to bo dose together. The mule buyers, teams are delivering materials teams from the lumber yards cart scarce­ ami supplies, ope-horse wagons are cart­ ly deliver the lumber fust enough for the ing produce to the. railroads, and Weryimpatient settlers, and nt night jt is an1 where there ari* signs of life and energy. Interesting sight to' watch the negro1 Truly a boom country is a strange sight drivers coming in nil directions, cracking• to eyes accustomed only to the healthy thru lung whips like pistols, laughing-oiid1 growtfi of a staid farming community. shouting. New houses nre springing up1 it is safe to say that hundreds id the new everywhere, nnd, o w in g’ to the clim ate“--coiners will liod success in ifteir new what would Itardly bo n decent slidfor pomes because lljev. Linked. stleltT.rTTre! energy nmHhrjft, while tiie restless onus family well until u hotter home can be wild have moved a dozen or more times built Kvrry house stands up on |s>its1 to different states wit! be selling out In a about two feet from th^gmund. us there year or two to see another boom country. can lie no cellars in this soil. But where vegetables grow, nil the year and frost is Mow The Celery. Is Grown seldom heard of there is little need of a n-ILir to store food supplies in, so the Take tiie map of Florida; begin nt Jack­ "settlers" have nothing to worry them as sonville and trace south up the St. Johns they move into their unplastered, un­ river until you cqme to Like Monroe. pointed shacks. The chief tiling is to the soutli shore of this lake you see ns|xit get out the first crop nnd everything else called Sanford. This is “Celery City," "in (Jie early spring (from Feb. 1 until -can wuit until that is snic. With Hutu fuel necdpjl, running water April 15) nearly all the celery on the from the 'artesian wells, nnd the fine market is shipped fresh from the garden dimate, life would seem to lie Ideal; but farms which surround tills little town. there are drawliacks to even tiie-most You may go east, west or soutli of San­ wonderful countries. The breaking up of ford and within a radius of five or six the soil for the Ilrst time causes malaria, miles the smell of growing celery is dom­ the long sunny days sap tiie cncgy, llie inant. Nowhere can you get away from work of setting out the plants is hard it. Unless you 'get dose enough to a sul­ and tedious, so that the man who expect­ phur well to obtain a whiff of the gus ed to find dollars growing on bushes be­ from the water gushing forth. The smell comes discouraged. Tiicrc is quite a as well as the tnsle of this water is very difference between holding plow handles disagreeable to the newcomer; but once behind u fine team in a corn lipid after n person becomes accustomed to it, one an invigorating winter In the North nnd find» it really likable, and it is a well puttering over truck funning In the South. known fnct that It is healthful. The Up North quite likely the farmer hud his people already settled in Celery City find garden in ruws to be cultivated by ma­ a great deal of amuseiucat in watching chinery and Jiorses, and only set out a the various expressions on the slrniigeVs dozen or two^cuulifhyy^a-mul popiwu# hi fnce when hirtncKTer 1iis Tirsi drink of bt'&t, V h iti’in the truck business lie must the water, and ns Celery City is a "dry crawl ¡Janas the fields on his hands and town," sodmvnter is the only other bev­ knees, painfully setting out thousnndB erage obtainable; but that soon falls »hurt and thousands of plants. To be but«, if of quenching Ids thirst, so he Itas to grin he Ims the means, he enn hire the Iniior nnd hear it until he learns to like it. A farm in Celery City mny Jpean twen­ done, but so can-one in the North. ty acres or it may. mean only one, the Everywhere in the land adapted to truck.raising, new roads nre being laid uveroge being from two to five. Early in out. new houses nre going up. new wells the fall, in August and September, the •ending out warm water, new stores are truck farmer starts his celery by planting being established to meet the demand, Ids seed beds, a bed l>eing four feet wide CELERY READY TO CUT feet of row. This operation is repented on the second planting after jthe plants have been in the ground a short period, uml again about once n month mi each of the rows thereafter until cutting—care being taken tiiul the furrow in which the fertilizer is distributed is mndc so far uwuy from the plants that no roots nre disturbed us this would hinder its growth. After tiie fertilizer is pul in. the furrow is filled up and the ground leveled off witli hand rnkes. In making tfn;_trana* SANFORD PRODUCTS plnntntion the large nnd smnll plant* nre truck farmer’s ambition here Is to raise sorted, after being pulled from the tied*,, -celery the-other rrops nrr merely tillers: W tlm t every oilier row at both plantings His first year is spent principally in gelwlll bo of large plants nnd every .other ting the old stumps atul roots out of the ono of smaller plants. . • land nnd putting in the tile for Irrigation, At about the middle of January the “ boardipg up" takes place. Bonrds twelve Indies wide nnd ten to twenty feet long arc carried out on the field nnd set up closely to.the oldest plants, being liejd in IMisition by stakes driven into the ground. These plants will by this time stand from 14 to 18 Incites high ami have a base never ending, and best of nil, no-water from one-to three incites thick. The tnx; $40 to $50 pays for yoar water for boards are pm up to sliut out the light, n life that;. The water is about OO decausing the stalk to turn a pure, creamy grees and reuuijns at the same temperawhite. This is termed lileaddiig or turc the year around. hlandiiug. From two or three weeks is When the grower drains Idj land lie alHiut the usual period required for places the tiles in rows about 23 feet bleaching. apart, starting from.the-largo puiin pits* Durilift the tinie ¿he-1plants »are *u <me-enditf the fleMrwtttrtr rtittS'TtntTi*“ under,boards, the farmer is making up opposite direction. The tile ore merely a supply (if erntos. Thero arc ul present laid in a ditch eighteen Indies deep, not two sizes of crates used, the eight-inch cemented together. This allows the water and (lie ten-inch. Tiie dimensions are H to work into the ground between one tile liy 20 try'27 indies and 10 l>V 00 by 24 and tile next, about one-quarter inch indies respectively. Three sluts three nr away. Palmetto fibre is wrapped about four indies 'w(de are nailed on one side, the jdiut to keep tile dirt from tile inside and two on cadi of tile ends, leaving the of the tile. Puckcls arc placed nl inter­ other side open, to hi; "nailed up" after vals along tire row, amt are iiiudo so that plugs may lie pat in, to raise or lower the the celery is packed into (lie crate. Next comes the cutting' The hoards (lowpfor the higher the water is raised in are let down and the cutter, a large knife tint pocket the more back pressure there made in the shape of a letter IT, eighteen will be, causing more water to work out inches high nnd twelve inches wide, between (lie tiles. In this way an even sharpened at the base,and hung between amount of moisture ninv In- distributed two wheels, is run the length of the row. over the field. Ttie artesian flowing well makes irriga­ This cuts the stalks nbout mi inch below tion positive, and tiie sub-surface tiling the surface of the earth, leaving a few of tiie touts still on the butt. The strippers (no ditches) makes it |>crfect. Florida (colored women) tben tear off tiie outside climate dues the rest. Everything’ Bi>ellg leaves from each stalk, ns they are dead celery iicre In Sanford. About 1200 ears and withered from being next tiie boards. of celery alone were shipped from here Carriers then fill stretchers with tiie stalks by the 15th of April since tiie etui of nnd place the 'stretchers in front of the January. Tills is why Sanford is called — C. D. Hohakt. sorters (allured women also) who pick Celery City. out and place on n bench, in different piles, the sizes which they know will puck ’an exact number tuacralc. Tlu* packers then fill tiie crates from these piles, mak­ ing the crates contain three, four, six or eight dozen stalks each. Next they ore ^headedTip"—iharti^llin IiiSf three slots nre nailcd to tiie open end. Lastly, the ininihcf of dozen stalks which each crate contains is .stamped in ink on tiie crate, they are loaded on tiie wagon and hauled to the cars, A carload is made up in a day at every rutting when possible. 800 to 370 constituting a carload. A gang of eighteen is necessary for the comple­ tion of this work in one day. Now that tiie hoards have done tiieir work for tiie rows already cut, and nre lying Hut on the Jieid beside the younger plants, it is an easy matter to set them Up again When these plants are large cmniglj, thereby using the same boards twice in a season, Celery is a haute, cron and will stand more cool weather thun hot—20 degrees will not injure it, but foggy mornings with hot sunny days tend to make it blight and turn yellow, which will ‘ tend to put tiie price down on its shipment; as the trade demands a light.gregiLifllLflj. well as u very white stalk. Seven hun­ dred urates is u good uverajjo yieM-twllio qcre, while $1 per crate is-a good average The otic drawback to raising celery is the fact tluit it takes two yeurs to get new land Into shape for it. New land will not grow celery. It will grow almost any other vegetable, so the first two years rnuit be spent la raising other crops, such as cucumbers potatoes, lettuco or cauliflowers, etc. But as the llutl u Narrow Escupc Messrs. Smith and Watson,who have just returned front a trip to California, had a narrow escape from deuth in. Missouri. The train, running sixty miles an hour, jtmck.il pari-of llie-irm4t -wlfere~li wash­ out had occurred tiie night tiefore, uml the engine and .¡II the cars except theslccper aiul dining car. were turned over. Tiie engineer was killed, the fireman and mall clerks and several passengers were severe­ ly injured. Smith nud Watson being in the sleeper were sliuken up, but not hurt, uml both of them aided tiie injured |>eoplu until tiie wrecking crew arrived. From Sunshine lo Snow Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Matzlnger left last SalurdiiyforihrJrjjunieJn Frankfort, Mich. They hud expected lo go tenduys sooner, hut business nud the lovely climate of Sunfurd held litem. A letter received u day or two before they left said llm lth e leaves had not started yet and farmers hud not begun potuto pluming. Mr.und Mrs. Matzlnger tire making their home* wurd trip une of pleasure und sightseeing, going from Sanford to Tampa, thence by Morgan line steutnship to New Orleans, from wldch place they will make the -re* nuiliiiler (ifïîio trip up the Mississippi river by boat to St. Louis, thence by rull to Frankfurt.__________ ,_________ City Property Sells Sanford city property is moving every day. Tills week B. F. Trenisof Washing­ ton purchased from N. 11. Garner some choice lots on Palmetto avenue. Mr.. Trenis will build some fine residences on his new possession at once ns he consid­ ers Sanford the best little city In lire Soutli. - , � 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, May 28, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 28, 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/fe482b41b361a183f71fe2fdb7435b0a.pdf f403a2df2ffbf8e7268c854d473fc87d PDF Text Text CELERY AVENUE NEWS | Special Carmpoodcnce to The Herald: RReal H Estate W. T. Acres is erecting a fine two-story Iresidence on his celery farm on Celery B u d iet of Interesting Item» |avenue. .MUs Annie Hawkins has gone to Com­ From -Correspondent»---- \ merce, Ga., to spend the summer with her parents. She spends her winters with her brother, Tom Hawkins, one of the leading BLOCK WEI. BORNI THE EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY Icelery growers of the avenue. Miss Annie is foreman of the farm one day during the celery cutting season. She worked thirty hands, Tom Included. It takes the women Efficient Staff of Reporters WeeHly folks to boss, anyway. Covers the Territory for Last Sunday two young celery farm fore­ / The Herald men-on Celery avenue took a party of ----- y . - - ----------- I ; . young ladies out buggy riding, and honest­ Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed, [ Vft Invite comapondenoa on live topic» from all ly they had so many girls in the buggies •action« of the County, alto new* Item« of Internt. they had to put the side-curtains up to Hrevlty will ln*ure prompt publication. Articles |keep from spilling some o f the girls out. $2 5 .0 0 to $200.00 per acre contrary to the view« of the Editor will be pubMessrs. May and Strange are sinking a I lit bed. but abusive and anonyutou« communica­ Celery forms, with flowing wells nil tiled, drained arid ready fot crop, $30000 t0 $100000 tion« will be rejected. We will not be respondble six-inch artesian well on J, E. Pace’s farm for opinion« eipre*«ed by contributor«. All com­ opposite Cnpt. P. M. Elder's store, corner munications Intended for current issue must be in Celery and Mcllenvllle avenues. They| PCr City property, improved and yiiiiijprovedtiiiiber landl with finest she in Florida inn-ratefart«. hand not later than Tuesday p. m.l—Eo. have drilled down some 300 (pet, and 0yiEDq>0CCURREgCES . ’ Others tell ’ you what can be done. K. R. M URRELL is n practical'farmer us well as anticipating a good flow of water, Tills Spec!« [Correspondence to Die Hr raid: estate broker, and is-here to ahow^um what has been and cun be done. 1 ** well will be watched with a great deal of The Oviedo Magazine Club waa moat da* Interest. jlglitfully entertained by Mrs. Lee and Misa Mrs. D. V. David of Geneva will move Lottie at their attractive home on Lake her stock of general merchandise from Ge­ Charm, Friday afternoon. The program neva to her new store at Cameron City this week, consisted of readings, interspersed with We learn that J. N. Whitner has sold music. Mlaa Anita King read a humorous the five acre celery farm lying in front of ■Ji,or¥*'antl -M**. Yonge read a poem, both Mr. Wright’s place at the cast end of Cel­ -0f V )jjci, were*grcotly enjoyed. Miss Lot­ ery uvemie, to a gentleman by the name of Gray, from New York. We hear that tie Lee played with her usunl artistic style Mr. Gray will build and move his family and Impression a piano solo, which ended here soon. Come on, brother, we will try the program... After the serving of dainty make you fe d at home. We are just refreshments, thogucsts rejmlreil to their like one big family in Die cdorydcltn. Henry Stevenson has right recently horaet^.pinnounclng It a most delightful moved his family fromDeLand to his place occaslop. * ■ , . .; .... . at the east end of Celery avenue. Mr. nhd Mrs. Mead, who wen tjo P a y lo­ I don’t believe there Is any section fill­ nd Iasi week to attend the meeting of the ing up so fast as the celery delta. Here a new house is going up, and theren piece horticulturists, have returned home. of new land being cleared. The scene Mr. and Mrs. Ressn«r, with-their three changes every thirty days, children, toured from Daytona in thelrauto — A F armer. and hnve been the guests of Mrs. Mead for We have anticipated a fow days. Mr. Ressner is a prominent Service* At Catholic Church horticulturist of Manatee, and had been Pentecost Sunday: attending the horticultural meeting at Sunday school, 0 a .m . Mass and ser­ Daytona. mon, 10 a. m. Sacrament of baptism Dr. Hunter, who a few mmuhs ngn l a . i cnnfrrre<l afU r~maB»i-6tibfect?t>f Needs-and-Botight—Our« , < 1 1 »|. : i * n n ' 1 ratedTrer'eV has sold hlTdrug store to Mr. I "Christ’s Work Perpetuated Daniel, nnd moved to Aponkn in trv hi* fortune. * Broker Presents to the Investor the Best Opportunities in Florida _ _ ___ 3 K. R. M U R R ELL 22 V ir— — For Our Store YOUR -Stock-of— — -i^anrord-MacmnSr Foundry Woilii Oviedo property is in lively demand, nt the rate it has been going ornately. Miss Dixon, who camehere from California, nntf bit» been a guest at the Cushing House most of the winter, lias purchased the Van ^anrjt orange grove with house, intending to make Oviedo her home. Another sale was the orange grove and house owned by Dr. Diggof Detroit, Mich., tlie purchasers being Messrs. Browning and Stein Nelson. They hnve already be¿im improvements on the place. Have a Look A g e n ts F o r th e Celebrated BUICK HAVE-A GOOD-LOOK-----AT THE PHOTOGRAPH TENT Back o f Opera House, Second Street AND Bring your Babies and ydur Pets Don’t forget your Coin [Furnishings Any old Silver Dollars or Paper Money: No Wooden or Tin Money taken here. A ll to Suit YOU and. Y OUR WEKIWA SPRINGS To the Editor o f‘n n JjtfaJiL . % :: :: CARS New Garage ip. Connection, for Repairing and Storage oJEAutomobiles- - - ------- h G E T ^ rO U R -p iC T Ü R E Y A K E N Pocket-hook -------- .^ g ^ ron n rie'sm n h em metro]>olia of the St. Johns river was represented Sunday Any old time 0 ’ duy O ak A v e . bse tw e e n S e c o n d a n d Spring is opening up and by Mr. nnd Mrs. R. A. Newman, Mr. nnd m SAASA A W W A W A A A W V M U W A V A U V W M \ V \ \ \ Cloudy days preferred Mrs. P. M. Kelly nnd several others. On 11you will he compelled to Saturday those from SanTord were Mr. >* V<• •;*♦ * * A <«4. * { s * «:«. j . *5, , nnd Mrs. W. J. Waddell and Misses Win­ come Put in a New Outfit a J . W . K N IG H T nie and Frances Waddell und Ada StenNotary Public, Slate at Large. * strum. Rowing, swimming In the Wekiw’p Why,not let us supply your t Deeds. Mortgages and ail kinds boils nnd tobogganing constituted the Contracts, written and acknow­ needs? day's umusetnent foj. this party. All en­ ledged. joyed u glorious swetft time here in the Sanford Ave. Sanfo rd , F la . "liiere is nothing new under the min" slmdcs of the sweet gumB. FRANK T h ird Street* V \A A A M U I I U « « * *** L. W OODRUFF SanfooLV Only Exclusive Shoe Store — A ldert A nson G raiiam . Criminal Court P roceedings Criminal court convened Monday morn­ ing with Judge Beggs in the chair. The following jurymen were drawn: F. D. Berry, Geo. Durden, B, T. Boyd. W. E. Allen, J. Fosscll, S .. M. Donne, E. H. Crux, G. W. Jernignn, T. O. Brown, G. N. Hatch, J. G. R. Ponder. C. F. McQuuig, John T. Fuller. The cases were disposed of: State vs. B. G. Smith, assault nnd but­ tery. Accepted plea of simple assault und sentenced $10 and cost or GO days. State vs. Bud Nelson, carrying conceal­ ed weapons. Verdict not guilty. State vs, W. A. Lelller, having shud in Ills possession. Plead guilty nnd fined $fi and cost or thirty days. Stole ys. Win. Hall, nssuult and battery. .Ycnliot guilty.— Ftnrd ^SfilLSCT ait7l or 8u days. State vs. Holly Williams, resisting an officer. Verdict, guilty in second count of information. Fined 130 and cost or six months. State vs. BenJ. Williams, petty larceny. Verdict guilty- Six months. State vs. Wm, Campbell, gambling. ___ Plead jfiiilty. _f.50-auid axssl. .(# :ufnrty days. ' SUUa-xs^Ueor-Gfeen."attempt to bribe! Verdict not guilty. State vs. Henry Douglas, concealed wcupons. Verdict not guilty State vs. Richard Wright, concealed weapons. Plead guilty, $100 and cost or six months. Those cases noUed were: '• Joe Muck and Mamie Mitchell, fornica­ tion. * . . . W. £.-DaugUts*f poaeeashw o f Shad. ~ Jos. Nagle, trespassing. .’ P lu m b in g and G a s F it t in g • •a»«f S our roof are OLD, and much ¡NEW and up-to-date T [ We don’t charge anything for n look. Come and All Work Receives My Personal Attention and Best Efforts Opposite City Hall R. P. Hansen, Owner, Kissim m ee, M a * %»SS»**«S*SM M H H » S SS» M «S M » » f (PER IEN CE before D. L. Thrasher ’Phone 230 j; 10 acres. It’s Cypress Island 1W <| miles by water from KlSilinmee. First Celery in Florida grown liere^ Grows anything:- Surrounding lake ]; gives protection from frost.- Crot 3 weeks earlier than unprotected farms here. 4 fine artesian wells. 300 four year budded bearing Or­ ange trees. Fine House and Barn. Heavy bearing Peaches, Guavas and Bananas. Owner has other business and wants to sell. Come and see. The Island stands <he closest Investigation. Perfect tl jd. investigate buying elsewhere The Best of ill the Truckfarmi in Florid» MRS. M. L. ALLEN I SATISFACTION G U ARAN TEED ~ C ^ M V a S h a re of Y o u r Patronage Commerciti Street Near the Depot A . E . Irv in *« 8 h o e S h o o ’ 'Cor. 3 tJ 5 l SDiiSsnfvnl Ave. mcrican. JJJJÄfc iArrnt oir. Children's Sbj« The Crippen M usic Store High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones. Low Prices. „E a sy Payments. ! Pico Block j she carries. SIZES, 6. 7, 8. 9, 10 II AND 15 1 haiiilMiiflf ■ o f «or «oiootl [Mr I four mouth», |L Tito Latest Fall Styles in Ladies', Ladies’. Gent's jiiii! Just Received M ILLIN ER Y O ld S h o o s W anted m IaUoji STRONG LINE 0E CHILDREN’S SCII00I SHOES Is one block from atreetr-but it wilt -you to call~and see new Mid up-to-date I tun again asking for OLD SHOES, will give what they are worth E. Brewer, trespassing. ^ -F . J. Powers, business without aiiccose. Holly Williams, gnttgilhig. William Graddick, carrying concealed weapons, forfeited bond. A, J. Mills, larceny, forfeited bond. But none 1of the "■Goods under * <k——’f'iSiP C. H. DINGEE IMPROVED ORDER O f RED MEN .. Wekivu Tribe No. 41 Hunting grounds of Sanfoid. Meeting« on the 1st and 2 nd Wednesday of each month in Masonic HalL Visiting broth­ ers welcome. The purest mid most refreshing bottle drink on d}e *®® ket today, is being mude by the Pepsi Cola Boitltttg^ «[Sanford,aiubto-tfiedoversof n deliciousnnd hrnHl* drink. We invite you to see Lite sonitnry way in wtl *hls drink is being put up by us. . nnj And to Uto.cUy merchant, we ask him to eoine alsci“ see, that he may know the kind of goods lie is luutti when sidling the jture and refreshing Pepsi C"ln. And to those of f>tk«r tnumt. w e w ill osk that they * , *■ — us ti Iitie requesting a sample of tha*pure IVi*«1 . that they too muy get in line and sell the purest w* drink made. Send us nn order, or call on us, we arc out Ux the o ness and if a pure drink und courteous attention^ - . you wont, we are the boys for you.' •'* P h o n e Pepsi Cola Bottling Compaq �IN S A N F O R D — Life is Worth Living SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY,-JUNE 4. 1909 number 42 and crops are being rushed into the soil ns fast ns possible. Here nnd there men are (»oiutod out to the stranger who have made tlm price o f the land off the first crop; but-here and there are sour faced individuals eager to sell out at a sacrifice and who tell you I wouldn't stay in this phtrtrlf they'd glvo (he the whole counV. try." As in everything else success depends upon the individual. The pistmnster of a thriving city applied to the Department for rural free delivery over a route he mapped out.* saying when tin* petition went in that there were 125 fam­ Down in Orange county, Florida, they ilies on the route, la a month or two, are having a boom that well Illustrates before an inspector had been sent to in,h. mvlnit spirit of Americans. People vestigatu the nintlWi am! report favorably or unfavorably, the number of houses bad increased to 200. and the otiieial s a id before it could be granted lie did not doubt that another hundred would _he_ added to the list. It certainly is Interesting to watch the army of tuen at work on the compara­ tively small urea, hut where well drilling, 1 building, clearing, plowing, teaming, irri- 1 gating nre all going on at once there-J iinisT n’cetis lie many men. Somebody 1 must deliver provisions and fertilizer and ' The people who reeWe In Snnroni and realize the great advantages of till« lection can nlwuys be found singing Us praise* This Is to be expected, ns cyeryone has a natural iove for their home nml the m a n y associations that surround it. _ Thus U^i note othcroplnlon« nnd comment*upon Sanford nnd the oelerydelta. In tin; last Issue of the Country Gentleman two good descriptions ef Sanford's famous cel­ ery delta are given, nnd for the benefit of Wr readers wo give them below : fu lly which w ere-a. few years ago trails must not lie neglected. In this way cm through the utulurhruBh now resemble city ployaient is furnished ta hundreds ol itrrets. Ten acres is a big farm in this extra workmen, and the country present! -nttonrwhere cultivated landa-seil foe a busy appearance. Real estate men are 11000 to $1300 nil acre, so the houses hurrying here and there will*-prosjieetive have to bo dose together. The mule buyers, teams are delivering materials teams from the lumber yards cart scarce­ ami supplies, ope-horse wagons are cart­ ly deliver the lumber fust enough for the ing produce to the. railroads, and Weryimpatient settlers, and nt night jt is an1 where there ari* signs of life and energy. Interesting sight to ' watch the negro1 Truly a boom country is a strange sight drivers coming in nil directions, cracking• to eyes accustomed only to the healthy thru lung whips like pistols, laughing-oiid1 growtfi of a staid farming community. shouting. New houses nre springing up1 it is safe to say that hundreds id the new everywhere, nnd, o w in g ’ to the clim a te“--coiners will liod success in ifteir new what would Itardly bo n decent slid for pomes because lljev. Linked. stleltT.rTTre! energy nmHhrjft, while tiie restless onus family well until u hotter home can be wild have moved a dozen or more times built Kvrry house stands up on |s>its1 to different states wit! be selling out In a about two feet from th^gm und. us there year or two to see another boom country. can lie no cellars in this soil. But where vegetables grow, nil the year and frost is Mow The Celery. Is Grown seldom heard of there is little need of a n-ILir to store food supplies in, so the Take tiie map of Florida; begin nt Jack­ "settlers" have nothing to worry them as sonville and trace south up the St. Johns they move into their unplastered, un­ river until you cqme to Like Monroe. pointed shacks. The chief tiling is to the soutli shore of this lake you see ns|xit get out the first crop nnd everything else called Sanford. This is “Celery City," "in (Jie early spring (from Feb. 1 until -can wuit until that is snic. With Hutu fuel necdpjl, running water April 15) nearly all the celery on the from the 'artesian wells, nnd the fine market is shipped fresh from the garden dimate, life would seem to lie Ideal; but farms which surround tills little town. there are drawliacks to even tiie-m ost You may go east, west or soutli of San­ wonderful countries. The breaking up of ford and within a radius of five or six the soil for the Ilrst time causes malaria, miles the smell of growing celery is dom­ the long sunny days sap tiie cncgy, llie inant. Nowhere can you get away from work of setting out the plants is hard it. Unless you 'get dose enough to a sul­ and tedious, so that the man who expect­ phur well to obtain a whiff of the gus ed to find dollars growing on bushes be­ from the water gushing forth. The smell comes discouraged. Tiicrc is quite a as well as the tnsle of this water is very difference between holding plow handles disagreeable to the newcomer; but once behind u fine team in a corn lipid after n person becomes accustomed to it, one an invigorating winter In the North nnd find» it really likable, and it is a well puttering over truck funning In the South. known fnct that It is healthful. The Up North quite likely the farmer hud his people already settled in Celery City find garden in ruws to be cultivated by ma­ a great deal of amuseiucat in watching chinery and Jiorses, and only set out a the various expressions on the slrniigeVs dozen or two^cuulifhyy^a-mul popiwu# hi fnce when hirtncKTer 1iis Tirsi drink of bt'&t, V hiti’in the truck business lie must the water, and ns Celery City is a "dry crawl ¡Janas the fields on his hands and town," sodmvnter is the only other bev­ knees, painfully setting out thousnndB erage obtainable; but that soon falls »hurt and thousands of plants. To be but«, if of quenching Ids thirst, so he Itas to grin he Ims the means, he enn hire the Iniior nnd hear it until he learns to like it. A farm in Celery City mny Jpean twen­ done, but so can-one in the North. ty acres or it may. mean only one, the Everywhere in the land adapted to truck.raising, new roads nre being laid uveroge being from two to five. Early in out. new houses nre going up. new wells the fall, in August and September, the •ending out warm water, new stores are truck farmer starts his celery by planting being established to meet the demand, Ids seed beds, a bed l>eing four feet wide CELERY READY TO CUT feet of row. This operation is repented on the second planting after jthe plants have been in the ground a short period, uml again about once n month mi each of the rows thereafter until cutting—c are being taken tiiul the furrow in which the fertilizer is distributed is mndc so far uwuy from the plants that no roots nre disturbed us this would hinder its growth. After tiie fertilizer is pul in. the furrow is filled up and the ground leveled off witli hand rnkes. In making tfn;_trana* SANFORD PRODUCTS plnntntion the large nnd smnll plant* nre truck farmer’s ambition here Is to raise sorted, after being pulled from the tied*,, -celery the-other rrops nrr merely tillers: W tlm t every oilier row at both plantings His first year is spent principally in gelwlll bo of large plants nnd every .other ting the old stumps atul roots out of the ono of smaller plants. . • land nnd putting in the tile for Irrigation, At about the middle of January the “ boardipg up" takes place. Bonrds twelve Indies wide nnd ten to twenty feet long arc carried out on the field nnd set up closely to.the oldest plants, being liejd in IMisition by stakes driven into the ground. These plants will by this time stand from 14 to 18 Incites high ami have a base never ending, and best of nil, no-water from one-to three incites thick. The tnx; $40 to $50 pays for yoar water for boards are pm up to sliut out the light, n life that;. The water is about OO decausing the stalk to turn a pure, creamy grees and reuuijns at the same temperawhite. This is termed lileaddiig or turc the year around. hlandiiug. From two or three weeks is When the grower drains Idj land lie alHiut the usual period required for places the tiles in rows about 23 feet bleaching. apart, starting from.the-largo puiin pits* Durilift the tinie ¿he-1 plants »are *u <me-enditf the fleMrwtttrtr rtittS'TtntTi*“ under,boards, the farmer is making up opposite direction. The tile ore merely a supply (if erntos. Thero arc ul present laid in a ditch eighteen Indies deep, not two sizes of crates used, the eight-inch cemented together. This allows the water and (lie ten-inch. Tiie dimensions are H to work into the ground between one tile liy 20 try'27 indies and 10 l>V 00 by 24 and tile next, about one-quarter inch indies respectively. Three sluts three nr away. Palmetto fibre is wrapped about four indies 'w(de are nailed on one side, the jdiut to keep tile dirt from tile inside and two on cadi of tile ends, leaving the of the tile. Puckcls arc placed nl inter­ other side open, to hi; "nailed up" after vals along tire row, amt are iiiudo so that plugs may lie pat in, to raise or lower the the celery is packed into (lie crate. Next comes the cutting' The hoards (lowpfor the higher the water is raised in are let down and the cutter, a large knife tint pocket the more back pressure there made in the shape of a letter IT, eighteen will be, causing more water to work out inches high nnd twelve inches wide, between (lie tiles. In this way an even sharpened at the base,and hung between amount of moisture ninv In- distributed two wheels, is run the length of the row. over the field. Ttie artesian flowing well makes irriga­ This cuts the stalks nbout mi inch below tion positive, and tiie sub-surface tiling the surface of the earth, leaving a few of tiie touts still on the butt. The strippers (no ditches) makes it |>crfect. Florida (colored women) tben tear off tiie outside climate dues the rest. Everything’ Bi>ellg leaves from each stalk, ns they are dead celery iicre In Sanford. About 1200 ears and withered from being next tiie boards. of celery alone were shipped from here Carriers then fill stretchers with tiie stalks by the 15th of April since tiie etui of nnd place the 'stretchers in front of the January. Tills is why Sanford is called —C. D. Hohakt. sorters (allured women also) who pick Celery City. out and place on n bench, in different piles, the sizes which they know will puck ’an exact number tuacralc. Tlu* packers then fill tiie crates from these piles, mak­ ing the crates contain three, four, six or eight dozen stalks each. Next they ore ^headedTip"—iharti^llin IiiSf three slots nre nailcd to tiie open end. Lastly, the ininihcf of dozen stalks which each crate contains is .stamped in ink on tiie crate, they are loaded on tiie wagon and hauled to the cars, A carload is made up in a day at every rutting when possible. 800 to 370 constituting a carload. A gang of eighteen is necessary for the comple­ tion of this work in one day. Now that tiie hoards have done tiieir work for tiie rows already cut, and nre lying Hut on the Jieid beside the younger plants, it is an easy matter to set them Up again When these plants are large cmniglj, thereby using the same boards twice in a season, Celery is a haute, cron and will stand more cool weather thun hot— 20 degrees will not injure it, but foggy mornings with hot sunny days tend to make it blight and turn yellow, which will ‘ tend to put tiie price down on its shipment; as the trade demands a light.gregiLifllLflj. well as u very white stalk. Seven hun­ dred urates is u good uverajjo yieM-twllio qcre, while $1 per crate is-a good average The otic drawback to raising celery is the fact tluit it takes two yeurs to get new land Into shape for it. New land will not grow celery. It will grow almost any other vegetable, so the first two years rnuit be spent la raising other crops, such as cucumbers potatoes, lettuco or cauliflowers, etc. But as the llutl u Narrow Escupc Messrs. Smith and Watson,who have just returned front a trip to California, had a narrow escape from deuth in. Missouri. The train, running sixty miles an hour, jtm ck.il pari-of llie-irm4t -wlfere~li wash­ out had occurred tiie night tiefore, uml the engine and .¡II the cars except theslccper aiul dining car. were turned over. Tiie engineer was killed, the fireman and mall clerks and several passengers were severe­ ly injured. Smith nud Watson being in the sleeper were sliuken up, but not hurt, uml both of them aided tiie injured |>eoplu until tiie wrecking crew arrived. From Sunshine lo Snow Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Matzlnger left last SalurdiiyforihrJrjjunieJn Frankfort, Mich. They hud expected lo go tenduys sooner, hut business nud the lovely climate of Sunfurd held litem. A letter received u day or two before they left said llm lth e leaves had not started yet and farmers hud not begun potuto pluming. Mr.und Mrs. Matzlnger tire making their home* wurd trip une of pleasure und sightseeing, going from Sanford to Tampa, thence by Morgan line steutnship to New Orleans, from wldch place they will make the -re* nuiliiiler (ifïîio trip up the Mississippi river by boat to St. Louis, thence by rull to Frankfurt.__________ ,_________ City Property Sells Sanford city property is moving every day. Tills week B. F. Trenisof Washing­ ton purchased from N. 11. Garner some choice lots on Palmetto avenue. Mr.. Trenis will build some fine residences on his new possession at once ns he consid­ ers Sanford the best little city In lire Soutli. - , �n «• TMP ««iirnkh HMtAI n CURBSTONE GLEANINGS A Budget of Opinion '‘ Ju st Be tween You and Me” T always been a pleasant one and therefore I tnke this occasion to thanT” the young ladies of the exchange and the courteous employees connected with the l'of us have troubles of our own and In the list 'o f troubles the telephone people no doubt have a double share. June 4. isos 44444444444444444444444444 Do Y o u _ , , • f4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 * 4 .:..5..>,M^ GO C A R T S 1 - «os» *rw* 'aril Good, Wholesome The latest out is the —The Sauhtehc*. EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT E N G L IS H BREAD The Governor'^ Message CAB t I On Friday last Governor Gilchrist sent We have a new line just ♦ a special message to the Legislature on 'A Citici Is Ament Ye Taklnt Notes, in and the low price will I the Wades claim. In the opinion of the and Faith, He’ll Prent ’Em"— Index there was no special reason for So Says Saunterer. make them go. Come in sending In a message on this subject at The kind that Mother this time, as both branches of the Legis­ and see them. A nawipaprr U not altogether puhllthed to »ir , used to make? tbr proplr whnl tlfty would Ilka to know, builms to lature had previously declined to favor­ give much of Its »pace to telling them what they ably consider the Wailes claim. wtgA« to know.—Creely. But the Governor's message, which cov­ S p N h l CwfMpM^MN to Tko lltr o ld . The'TCiAd—Thnt Looks ered fifteen pages of closely type written It la eaiy enough to be pleatant. . , >.{.+44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 T legal cap sheets, offered little If anything When life goee on like a eong. Like Bread, Tastes Like ..... % But the man worth while new in regard to the history or merits of la the man who cab entile------Bread, nnd is Bread? when the telephone rings nntlhe answers the claim. An explanation.as to why he thought the $ 20,000 appropriated six It and says "Hello!" and the operator W H Y NOT U S E >aya,~Whnt numbert" and he says. "The years ago, and a suggestion as to a divi­ • a _ „ A : I ■ II rang,” and she says, "No, it didn't." sion between Wailes and Beard, were : : T h ^ P h r e s r t l i r e * T i f ~ I ^ ! ^ 1 ^ i Q ^ a a a included in the message; but these too 4 Albert Anson Graham Is greatly con- are intangible. NOW , AND S A V E M O N E Y ? cMn another mesapge to the Senate on oeniod.abtjcC/Ae^ UM i 3 jA r : < Monday, the G o v n p r . in referring to the klwa Springs. Tthns shown more results for the Mnncy invested than any other. 'Wailes claim message, stated that certain Don’t know anything about those bolls, Our Wagon Will Stop At newspapers of the state had intimated, Albert, but there is many an Individual It Will pay you to examine the Celery Fields where Your Door Every Day can explain the nature of bolls located directly or indirectly, that the Legislature • SQ* . I (' had repudiated the state's solemn obliga­ upon the Annie Tommlcal chart. „ tion and that, in order to have the people Complete Line of Groceries know that the honor of the state is pro­ 4 During my long QcqunintancpMrith-tho ~ ~ ia used__ Our . rcprcsentatlv«r-C<-M.-BRAI)WATKK. Is in Sanford tec tetLLa had-sant copies of-the message fi people of Sanford, upon a number of ocevery week. See him or write to him at Orlando or to these newspapers for publication,~but Cfltfins I have been most favorably im­ so far they had refused to do so. pressed with their ability-to group theIm­ The Governor, in the opinion of the In­ T H E E . O . P A IN T E R F E R T I L I Z E R CO. portance of every project to advertise the dex, cannot consistently feel aggrieved city, but upon none was the matter brought W r it« for Booklat. JA C K S O N V IL L E , FLO R ID A because this message has not been print­ (Caterer to the Public) to my attention so forcibly as lost Friday ed. . Its conlcnts-would fill the columns $ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 * 1 night at the meeting of the Fourth of July of the average weekly paper, to llie utter committees in the city hall. The way our exclusion of all other matter, and the people take hold of a project and thrash -4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 $ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 -I large papers, with sufficient space to car­ V 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ,, out the points, winnowing out the bad ry the message, might easily be forgiven features and reserving the good ones is a for devoting their columns to real, live sight to behold. The Idea of inaugurating news matter. Besides, those newspniH-rs a Fourth of July celebration and carrying rhnrtmvrrakeh the time nnd trouble to 3- to 2 5 -llorsr Power — i n f u n ò n successful termination Is a atu, . . , , 4h f. D. PARKER, Prop. ;; ^ p e D d p u ^ u u t l . i m d in!n. l tw claim may be pardoned for entertaining Ai deliberation and plenty of good, hard work. views different from those expressed in Room and Board $1.50 Per Day. \ ! Best 2-Cycle Engine on the Market There will be no money in it for tho mer­ the Governor's -message, especially after chant or for any other citizen, and yet our . Meals, 35c. considering the able and exhaustive re­ people are going to work with n will jm d port submitted by the staid committee of Sm ooth Running, Fconoiuicul and ------q determtinnToh lo enieftain the visitors, S p e c i a l . R ate by the W eek !! 1003, and report to( the Senate over the Absolutely Reliable and show them the time of their lives. signuture of "W. A. Blount, Acting Chair­ Ö % The merchants will keep their stores opeii ^444444444^44444444444444V 1 + man." on that day, and that idea appeals to me. See m e tx^/irc In stalling an rintinr So far as the Index knows, the present In your boat, you w ill not r e g ir ! II I have always been unfavorably impressed Legislature has not been charged with by the appearance of any city where busi­ J. 3 11 P. S p ecial. P rice $ 6 0 repudiating the obligations of the state, ness houses arc closed during a celebra­ but it cannot be denied that ns long us. tion. Of course I wun( to sec the clerks Sanford. florid) Only Exclusive nnd Colonel Wuiles is denied the right to have enjoy themselves, and this matter can be his claim abjudicated by the courts of the U P - T O - D A T E « A K E R I# 4 4 4' 4 4 4 4 4 ^ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 -:-44v. amicably arranged by the employers, but # tftate the conclusion is inevitably forced if the Sanford stores will decorate on the In the City upon the Index and other uewspapers of Fourtli and keep open house, our city will the state, pfid. the people of Flurida gen­ We make everything knnwn to the trade '4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ■444 b eb cti f f nitYffrtifdi " ni1 si»ny fww j i i « . erally, that the-Legislature, though not turners can be gained for the future trade repudiating the claim is creating a con­ Full Line of Confectioneries of Sanford. The Sanford spirit wnscleardition with similar results. » And Cigars ( Kirn Slrrct, one bUnk irtmt Depot opiimlt« Fuslolflcr) . . ly portrayed at the meeting when the No better argument bus been offered in ,_ypung men and old seemed imbued with Free liouse-to-House Delivery support of the effort of Colonel Wailes’ the idea of having a celebration befitting •H. E . W I S E , P ro p rie to r friends to get this claim into the courts 111 Park Ava. 'Phona 106 our city, nnd one that will sustain ourrepFormerly Manager of Central Cnfo of the state thun is contained in the Gov­ utalion ns the most hustling city in the ernor's message itself. Tiiis document South. There was no backing and filling S te a k s , C h o p s, O y s t e r s and F is h a S p e c i a lt y from beginning to end is a mass of acts, umong those assembled. They were filled 1. contracts, resolutions, accounts, opinions, with the spirit tlint has made our city fa­ conclusions nnd other more mystifying DEALER IN A P L A C E F O R L A D IE S AND G EN TLEM EN mous, and it wanned my heart then ns and confusing mutter tliul positively and never before os 1 listened to the sensible forever precludes the uverage legislator— suggestions and business-like speeches of S h o rt O rd e rs At All H ou rs E v e ry th in g F irst Class for no other reuson thun lack of time to those present. Our celebration will be a study law and history—from mastering homecoming for our former citizens, nnd a AND the details of the claim that a reasonable Prompt, Clean Service Meal Tickets nre Sold at Reduced Rules * chance for the Florida people to see the and just conduidun might be reached. "Lucky Sanford" of which they luive heard ►444 4 4 4 4 4 * * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 .4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4444^+** The Index having been one of the Gov­ so much. ernor's most ardent supporters In the last I can hear from ninny the old chestnut campaign, and feeling that its editor can ubopt "celebrations don’t pay" and kin­ still claim the right to he his friend, Agent for Virginia-Carolina Fe r­ --TOP P R IC E S FO R YOUR dred like, but on the whole the public tilizers writes this in explanation and defense of spirited people are for any movement that the country press of Florida, those papers ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES will aid in bringing Sanford into the pub­ -- — •- ■1 ” a which were Ills strongest supporters when lic eye. There ure people in every city when shipped to tltW IÏT. If you ure mu doing lie needed them and which do - not FRESH who never flguro anything except from business with tili. House, write to them aj once. deserve his censure—Lake City Index, their own personal gain as u standpoint. May 21. _____________________ To these few I would say that no real Son ford's New D irectory pioney will accrue from our celebration » .SanfsKLliJloLruiiuing -a -shall-game,-or -T h o »»ew rit y-directory recentry comF R U IT AND PRODUCE C O M M IS S IO N M ERCHANTS three card monte, or a carnival to part the plledjjy R J L . I*oik A Go. has been JlsAND —visitors fiuiu thetrYnouey; we are simply tribated -this week -and is a fineexpositlon -10 E . Camden 8 t .f Baltimore, Md. giving an old fashioned Fourth for the of Sanford und the Celery Delta. The References: This Paper and Thousands of Pleased Shippers in Florida amusement of our, people and our visitors; book comprises 1U4 pages bound in covers just n good lime, a display of patriotism, ai»d shows that Sanford's population is AT,. the Sanford spirit of progress, and the 5,734. Some of these people are now old Southern spirit of hospitality, living outside of the city limits but will J. I. ANDERSON’S s • • be taken in by a recent act of the Legis­ 4 Speaking of the telephone service re­ lature enlarging the city limits. This In­ crease in population shows the remark­ minds me that In Sanford the people have one of the best systems in the state. able development nnd progress of OUrcity and the fact that R. L. Polk & Co. ever A newspaper muncanalwuys sympathize undertook llw compilation of a city direc­ ------J E W E L E R w ilk ii /alia w mortal who is compelled-to tory foTSanford is a sure and sufficient worry with an exacting public und few proof that our city ranks with the fore­ MY SPECIALTIES people can slop to realize the awful T e le p h o n e No. 6 0 most cities of the South. strain upon the nerves, the girls at the Pickard's Hand-Paintod China central office of a telephone system are Okra Paper Plant For Sanford Gorham's Sterling Silver forced to stand. The most surprising As we go to press today it is rumored Rogers' Plated Wure part of the teleplione business is the fact that a company will be organized here to Elgin und Walthum Watches that a young lady can stand this weur manufacture paper from the oki'a plant. and tear upon the nervous system so long The manufacture of good paper from (be and keep In food humor, Tlip prevailing okra plant has been proved commercially . •• * k L_ • A LL GOODS GUARANTEED g o a f humor cu the ladies in the Sanford profitable and after a careful Investiga­ exchange is proverbial and they endeavor tion It has been found that as a secon­ to render good service at all times. If the dary summer crop on Sanfurd's irrigated B O Y S ’ S U IT S public would take time to think before lands the okra could be raised to better Boys' Suit«, latest styles nnd they phone; give the number in • dear advantage than in any other section of shudes, 3 to 17. Boy's Washable tonq and wait a reasonable ieagthof time Florida, and with the splendid wpter Suits, 3 to 10, all styles. Bloomer for the connection inudi o f the confusion transportation and railroad facilities Pants, 3 to 17. Boys' Fumtshingsf be eradicated. My experience would N e w s p a p e rs , M a g a zin e s and P e r i o d i c a l s paper mill here would pay larga dividend., ¿ a t * E tc. Ali u3 PriS T t SANFORD FURN ITURECO. ! i tries¡nthecity— f P a i n t e r Fertilizer | f P a in t e r ’ s S a n fo rd C e le r y 'l l ^ D. S p ecial ! J . N onroe Ferro Marine Engines] GATE CITY HOUSE ü G. W. SPENCER T. P. Conpropst TH E C ITY RESTAURANT W .W .LONG Fresh Meats ••c Groceries H EW ITT MEATS & CO. GROCERIES H en ry M cL au lin Artesian and Deep Well — -Drilling LIPE CITY CIGAR STORE Boot Une of Cigars and To” baccos in the City With the Sanford telephone system baa Tbe Herald will give the particular. ^ AS? — .“"T; ■ ■? .i ¿tfXl . * i y yc’ifTarkawsiiiT . �» r**v^* rf* s ' * .-> ;- * '4 V rrTIp june à. 1909 § THE Items * ■'•■'•Î3 THE SANFORD HERALD so c ia l w o r ld of Interest Concerning Society People. POINTS PURELY * ■Í y : PERSONAL M. F. Robinson nnd wife in C. D. Stnrhuck. mtg.. *.100. * - W.R.O Neal and wife to M. F.Rolilnson qcd., $1. E. M. Gross to Fred B. Dole, wd.. *900 E. M.Gross to J. J. Allierton. mtg.SISOO. M. J. Dorsey and wifeTo N.'B.Giles.wd ' *100. Nut Brand H. C. Mathers to W. L. Palmer, nsg mtg, *10. J. 1). Rouse to II. C. Mathers, clmt.mtg., now Celery City Vanity Fair While 52.000. Away the Golden Hours— H. C. Mathers to J. D. Rous.?, sat. rntg Social Gossip. $ 2 . 000 . . Reading Circle Meets State of Florida to. II. O. Page, id., A pleasant nhd |*rofUnl»le meeting of SI 9.82. thi readintf circle or the Woman’s Foreign , Fidelity Trust Co. tò Eynmn L. Hairier, •Missionary Society of the Methodist Church •led..’ *175. wi» heM Tuesday afternoon of lost week "V. S. Starhuck to A. A. T. Thierne.ncrl., ,i the residence of Mrs. A. K. Philips. *5. Us circle has been reading and discussing A. Tliieme nml wife to V. S. Starhuck, "The Nearer and FnrtherEnst", and found qcd., *5. the final lesson. Korea, particularly InterCuttie W. Temple to W. C. Temide, wd., Can you hnagine-nqyihlng more~Tfp* II. Mchnis ami refreshing with your breakfast estinR. ■A delightful feature of the afternoon A. B. Holiday to Frank E. Marchimi,wd, or luncheon than n dish of “ Beech-Nut Brand" Orange MnnnnhulcT «It Is made r*w»i the contribution of some charming * 1000 . of the finest selected Oranges nnd pure J iiu McCullough from Edw. P. Boynton, sugar only, and is senlcd In the famous ffdtatlons t>y Miss Goodhue, nn necomvacuum glass jars from which all uir is pllihed elocutionist of the Hoston School wd., $1. exuusted. Tills method of seating retains Peoples Bank A N. W. Van Ness, snt. of Expression. the rich flavor of the fresh fruit. Better « * i , * mtg.. 51.000. The circle is.bnpresaed with the importorder a jar today of * W. J. Thigpen in 0. W. Hellingsly. d., *IK* nnd benefit of rending missionary . Plmis, Specifica lions -an d Estimates Furnished f* literature of which thebigliogrnphyisrich *1500. ind irueresting, and has under consider- O. W, Hellingsly m Frank Gocrtz, rntg., • __ . • on Applications* 500. ____________ »■ tlon plans for greater progress. =SA T tF 0R D , ttOKIDA-------~ CrMttse tir PeoplesBnnk. rntg., *500. ■ t------Negro Murderer Escapes “ H. Drew to W. J.Thigpen, sat. mlg.,*50 George Roberson, n young negro fellow W. J. Thigpen Jo Amelia Goertz, wd., front Sanford, charged with killing nn old ** » \ *100. neiro man by the name of Span for the 113 First Street ()pp. PostofTlcç S. J. Dunlins et al. to J. H. Vick, wd.. purpose of robbery,, was arrester! a few *750. . • • veek ago and lodged in jail here. He R. Iluyler Hickman tc J. H. Woodward, was placed in front ceil nnd hy some wtl., *3500. means made his escape Inst night. 0. C. Wilke am) wife to Jns. C. Patter­ It Is reported that this old man had re. son.. wd., *150. © iiiB iiig in m u E im n s a ia iiH n reived JO insurance benefit the day be­ H. D. Berry. Sr., to II. I). Berry. Jr., wd., fore the killing nnd George Robinson was 1 1 ____ :------------------- ----------------------------: jheJaiLimtssccu io-txtmimity -wtth-the Slate of Florida to J. A. fie tiger, id., old man. This young fellow said he hml *9,59._________ __________________ __ ___ 1» ‘¿ a uitil etmLI mil—i»uv-w-fHtii»-«»t State of Florida to Peter Davids, id.» ihoes, hut shortly afterward he bought $31.08. ihoes, shirts, etc., and paid money for hit. Imp. Forni to J. 0. Adams. d.,$120. ifirm nnd could not give proper account N. II. Fry in M. C. McDonald, d.,*50. of hqw he got It. When accused of the E. A. Richards to O, C-Wdkrrsnt Tntg~ 0 IVWhite he said he had - nor~srcn the limn SI 50. DEALERS IN for two weeks, hut Inter confessed to be­ Einnia P. Guyton to HenryS. Miller,wd, ing with ¿tun on Sunday previous to the *1. -iilllng. The hatchet this young negro N A. II. Bigg to Steen "Njelsou. wtl.. *1250. used for box making was found with Dd. Med. Ex. to El sen M. Marinismi, cer­ blood on it." He then stated tlm^he saw ti (lente, ionic one else do the murder hut refused Wt* don’t have to advertise cheap lands. Alotizp McAllister to Pearl Stephens el to ifII who ¡1 was. The old man who was al. wd., $35. The purchaser here saves more'per acre | killed wns a ipiiet Inoffensive negro. The Geo. T. Smith to Divides« & Sewell.wd. young fellow accused of the murder has annually in freights than he saves on the Office nnd works 214 Oak Avenue *50: long home an unsavory rc|Mitatinu.— - purchase price elsewhere: SGOaliltPoT J. H. Martin-Morris to (àdumhia T. (In.. iThmin, inn ---; krporter-Slur. ________ _ N d r s i a — *-----------*-------- * ‘ freight rates in our booklet :: :: :: FLORIDA W. H. Bullm'k to Frank H. Davis, wd., S A N F O R D . D Meeting of Horticultural Society $100. According to the Sanford members who Cameron Sub-Division of Block Hum­ *i*+<•++*8“ *2**$• 4* *8**5* 4*4*4*4*4*4* + + ^ bve returned from the annual meeting mock. |dntr---- ■ — t - of the Ihtriiculturid Society at Daytona, Priscilla WyleytoEd Foster, mlg.*440. t the session was a most interesting one. Jane Sims to Josephine A Fisher, wd., Great Interest was manifested •In every AND *190(1. feature of the proceedings, nnd the papers Floyd Smith & Co., to Downing Ak»., weredeclared tube better than ever before. deed. $1. . The animal address of the retiring presi­ F. Bellows lo II. (). Dnlrh, Agt,, mlg., dent. Dr. Richardson, was of unusual ln*1.200. R tercst. - ---------------r o o m 20 __ M. J. Payne to F. Bellows, sat. mtg.. Oflicers were elected for the coming *1.000. jrear as follows: President, H. H. Hume, Upstairs, Pico Block Hunt A Brannon to L, It. Long. fig.. . Clen St. Mary; First vice-president, J, H. Tor Gund Average Prices und Quick Returns Stilli to * 1,0 0 0 . Temple, Orlando: Second vice-president. A. A. Williams to Thus. T. Cox, hs.. Open Tuesdays 4 to f» p.m. II. B. Stephens, DeLund; secretary. E. 0 . $1,000. AND Painter, nihP treasurer, W. S. Hart, were W. E. Keen to Fla. I. A W. Wks.rvhjl. Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m. re-elected; executive committee: E. S. mtg.. *150. iluhhurd and I’ . H. Ross. Alice G. Smith, Ex., to Louis H. Ivey, It was decided to hold next yeur’s con­ qcd.. *250. S t r a n tiers W e l c o m e vention In Orlando. Jacksonville, Pnlntkn Hattie C. Ivey, et al., to Louis If. Ivey, X Tr +•>+*;•<• •> 4*❖ 4 - ^ 4 * 4 "+ + + 4 ’ *n,l Mining were amdhg the cities ex lend­ wd.. -1. ing invitations. Southwest Corner WitsliinÉtoii and Chumbers Street a 4a»uls H. Ivey to C. P. Stevens, mtg.. All members of the convention were $275. NEW YORK CITY royally treated and entertained by the N. J. Patrick. Tr.. et. al., to Chns. F. dtlxens of Daytona, and the Sanford con­ Grannls. et ul., wd., $2000. Kf FCRFNCES: Aetna Natlojml Dank of New York City, or any Commercial Agency tingent speak highly in their praise. K. T. Delegali to Henry Ward., chat, Kuuturd Wuiuci'i Are I Indhig Relief At HI and to Hundreds o f Khlppers who urr shtppfiig to Ihem regular , Last mtg., $150. —r— riled for Record ■ Frederick Bellows, lo R. W. Logon, wd.. -----1L J. UuUuiMMi and -wife-|«-AHawt-U. * 6 .--------------------------------------------- -------- — It riuev m-thnt vnMiieu havwAiiure Turner. wd., $1. Alonzo McAllister to S. M. Moseley, than a lair share gi the ache* and |i,ims (hat alllict liumamty; they must E«lw,L Sweet to OrlamloNovelty Whs. W1Ì..5I5. mi," iunit attend to duties in U f^ S L . Chas. E. Bailey to Drill J. Bean, deed, ni eonsiantly aching backs, or A. L Heck nnd wife to E. A Toatlng, *100. . headaches, din y *pell», l»earing down FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS, Sanford, Fla wd., |1. over, when to R. E. Daniels to I. N. Johnston. Jitdg.. jiains; they must stooii means torture. They, must walk E- R. Houtliag and wife to A. L. Beck, $307.10. ami Wild and work with racking pains mig.. |12()0. Lovfcless und Sewell tuC.C. Harris, wd.. and many aches from kidney ills. Kid­ Frances Drown to W. R. O'Nenl, mtg., wd.. $120. neys cause more suffering tlian auy 160. Keep the ■ » j : Williams to Jno. M (-""L wd. *00. other o r g a n - nf thc*~t>o»ry. — People« Dunk to C, R. Murrell,- mlg., Smith A Duvis to C. O. Betts, wd. *300. kidneys well and health is easily main­ tained. Read of a remedy for kidneys Capital « 3 0 .0 0 0 .0 0 ------12900. M. hf. Smith, et a!., *10. only that help*-and cures the kidneys . Jna JLMilter to KrF. Leihy, w d..*300. R. R. Dip Idea toT.H. Evans, mtg. *125. and is endorsed hy people you know. Mrs. VV. B Keith. Laural Ave., San Ellen A. Earl nnd husband to Frank John C. Jones to L. J. Dollllig.. qcd.. *1. ()|>«iuid for business in 190 0 . Now handles Henderson, und wife. * 100. City of Orlando to Mrs. O. Tuylor. corn. ford, Fla., says: "1 do not believe 1 could say too much in praise of Doan’ s Robert J. King to L.A.Urumlcy and wife d.. *30. v* Kidney Fills. My hack ached so Accounts of r^“ r«M)hr*SJ)00:---------------- 7 W. R. O'Neal to Dun Ware. wd.. *250. acutely at limes that 1 could not at­ A. L. Potter, Ex., to Marin A. Rogers. F. N. Bourdmnn to E. A C. Hund.hgmt. tend to my housework. If l stooped, S E V E N H U N D R ED AND S E V E N it was almost impossible for me to ,1 » c mlg.. *700. Fidelity Tr. Co. lo E. A C. Hand. qcd.. straighten and I was unable to assume / Emily H.Mrdury to Emily H. Eddy.qcd., *400. any position that was comfortable. TResidowte-of Sanford and*immediate* vicinity -N.-U. Broward ta l - G-Slriugfdluw* Morning1- 111»- iia r k jr M .r c u lame, and. sore. T,hc kidney secretions- also ■"J" EinHP H.'M edary'to Bertha 11. Eddy, com. ns J. P. „ MOTTO: bothered-mc by their too freiiuctjfete»*led., *1. Smith A Davis to Geo .Secklnger, con., sages and plainly denoted that naiul “ Tote fair with both friend and foe, Harries & Jessup to M, M.Smith, pt.sat. *400. existed with my kidneys. I at last pro­ mtg. * • • Oft your own little righte forego; cured Doan's Kidney Pills and it re Smith A Davis to C. D. Couch. * 111., uuired only the contents of one b ox to If »»eye." 3.0, and Joe Cameron to J. D. Hart.wd, relieve all these troubles.* I am HOW * 500 . . ■ *250. F. H. Rand nnd wife to Gus T. Thomas in good health and feel suEc •that D E P O S I T S IN S U R E D A G A IN S T L O S S Smith A Davis to W. R. Pell. wd.*. *10. Doan’s Kidney Pills deserve the credit for effecting tin's great change. ■ * : M. L Tarver and wife to Daniel Ware, and wife. wd.. *137.50. B. M. Sims to O. F. Sims, wd.. *1. For sale by all dealers. Price 50 Wd. Foster-MilUmt Co.,- Htiffalo,Henry Baker to Chas* N. Hays, .deed. cents. ^nt. A, Lloyd and wife to 0. W. JohnM. M. SMIT'll, ILR. STEVENS. G. S. DERRY, ILK. TOLAR New York,, sole agents for the United *130. President Vice-President Cashier Ass t Cashier l<m- Jr . d.. *1,000. States. . __ , C. W. Goodrich to J. W. Zarfos. wd., Rememl»er the name—Doan s—and {vu w v v w v w v v vvw w » w w v w v vw » w s s>v w * w v v » » s * s w w s wivw ^ y y A. S. Druwdy to Hart £ Brannon, wd., & VENABLE CONTRACTORS AND B U I L D E R S L. P. McCULLER Repair Work Promptly Done Machine ; Foundry Works Repairing-All Kinds of Machinery Automobiles and Gas Engines Sanford Library % ! Free Reading Room | Celery Lands We deal in Celery Farms and Farm Lands and we are the largest owners of Town Lots HOLDEN REAL ESTATE COMPANY SANFORD - ----- FLORIDA ! JOHN V. DENTON & CO. ■■ S S Ï Fruit and Produce Women’s Woes G. R. CALHOUN I . « * 1 ¡1 Peoples Bank of Sanford *2,000. * 2 3 fL ___ ______ ;_____ _______ — -------- take po other,_______;--------------------- .4 M �MM* Mrs. Cushing, finished the program. Deli­ cious refreshments were served, and alto­ gether a delightful afternoon spent. COUNTY HAPPENINGS An event of much Interest Is the ap­ A Budget of In te re stln i Items proaching wedding of Miss Lottie Lee and From Correspondents Mr. T. W. Lawton, to occur on the second Mrs. Wheeler entertained Saturday a f­ ternoon in honor of her sister, Miss Lottie Le/, the prospective bride. THE EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY efficient Staff of Reporters Weekly Miss MayAlexander.who is now at home, has just graduated from the Cathedral Covers the Territory for school, OrltmdS, with highest honor. She The Herald fWe Invite CorTMpondence on live topic* from all •cctlon* of the County, alto new* linn* of Inter*«. Brevity will Injure prompt publication. Aitidea contrary to the view* of the Editor will be pobllthcd, but abutlve and anonymou* cum m u n i ­ tion* will be rejected. We will not. be ra*pon»lble for opinion* m p reu n l by contributor*. All com­ munication* Intended for current l*»ue muit be In bind not later than Tuesday p. rod—En. PAOLA- POINTS Spealal Correspond race to The Herald; "Who said water-mllllonsT" drop our own will soon be ripe and then—“ Is everybody happy, everybody glad!” Sunday last marked tile close of ser­ vices in our little church until the first of October. The wet-afternoon disappoint­ ed many who wished to attend. The ,‘good old summer time" has come with a vengeance and probably will be with4 us* "until further notice." J „ Wanted—Twin sisters from 18 to 20 by two young men anxious to "settle down Virgil Willis came UP Tuesday from Delray on a short visit to his people re­ turning Friday. Misses W^C. JWlllls and Maggie Hill left Friday for Palmetto to spend the summer and also to take the tepchers' examina­ tion this month. R. C. Bushncll, Jr., and sister. Miss Em­ ma of DeLund spent several days la town last week with their aunt, Mrs. S. S. Davis. Miss Eleanor Scriven returned "With them u rh n iitd’ lTie "c-oihinenceiwnl sense of their duty. Dinner was served on the grounds Sunday. Several visitors Jroill Oviedo w ere present—)------7 Mrs. Charlie Harrison has as her guest this week her sister. Mrs. Danu and little daughter from Miamr. , ,* Mr. Puyne Daniel made n Hying trip to Alntntn last week to meet his sister, Miss Mabel Daniel who has been attending school In Meridian, Miss. They Inith re­ turned to Geneva Saturday. Mrs. Petpinru «if Tampa Is here on n visit to her children. Alveda ami Rochelle Who tire with Mrs. Urooks. Come and See Us HOARDING CELERY. SANFORD. FLA It Makes No Difference What Yoii Want or Where You Want li W E HAVE IT and on Terms that are Rirflit HOWARD-PACKARD LAND COMPANY r-T Mr. Stephens is here with his niece. Miss Clifford Hendry, His son. Jus. Stephens of Luke City s|»end lost Sunday with lilm here. J. C. Wright and wife, und Mr. and Mrs. H. Stevenson «if Saijford were over lust Sunday nnd culled on Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Quuckcnbos. F. O. Sparkman of Port Orange. Supt. Miss Mumie McLain is at home far the summer vacution from the state school of roads wus In town last week. . at Tnllahassee. Mrs. Theo Tliroop is in DcLand attend­ Misft Alice Smith returned Saturday ing commencement exercises. from Kissimmee. Mrs. At A. Moron and children, Helen j LAKE MARY MELANGE und Dede, ure visiting relatives In Lake SpeclalC or. to Tb* llrrtkL Mary. I - Mrs. Aubrey Moran, anil children from Miss Auttle Peters who has been teach­ Geneva, are here visiting Mrs. Morans ing school near Orlando is at home for parents, Rev. uud Mrs. J. F. Sundell. Mr. B. Ingersol is still making Improve­ ments made on his place. He is having a well dug tills week, j I " •t'UpeaUh* v- • —*sn .,—■■■ 1 f !- Bfti j . QfrîErtÊmT'-k' >‘ w Mi T H E -JA C K S O N C A R S No H ill t o o S l e e p No S a n d too D eep A^ E. H ILL, Agent Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, Cauliflowers, etc., etc., in Sanford, pays Mrs. S. A. Nylun and daughter spent last Saturday and Sunday with relatives I Sell the Land—Your Drains, Money, und Muscles Makes the Crop und the Profit i— Mr. and Mrs. Fnulnn have just returned Miss Irene Peters is visiting her sisters from Jacksonville, where they have been spending a few days with their sou. They In Jacksonville. report having had a fine time. John Huddleston from the Gainesville • , 1 * I Nr. and Mrs. H. Perdue are spending a university Is visiting her parents. few days with their brother and sister, J. A. Worthy is using crutches on ac­ Mr. and Mrs. Will Perdue. We are glad count of a badly sprained ankle. to hear that they intend making Lake Mary The family of Mr. Coffee after spending their future home. s the school term In Sanford are at home __Mr. Mimmy spe«!i_Jast Sunday visiting friends niid relutivcs In Sanford, . The Baptist church has a new organ The farmers around here are wishing and song books and in future will have for rain, so they can plant sweet potatoes. belter music. The Merry Circle, meet at the usual hour at Mrs. J. G. Marlins last Saturday, and OVIEDO OCCURRENCES and in spite of the rain spent u vrt£ Special Corre* pointent» to The Herald: plesant afternoon. ^ The last meeting of the Oviedo Maga­ Mr. and Mrs. H. Pellet, from New Smyr­ zine Club was held at the attractive home na have been here spending a few days of Mrs. Leinbart, with MlssfXirlstina pre1‘ ‘tMut1“ f l^**r«a "Editar Aline, Poe" Was with Mrs. Pellets father and norther. Dr. ' thp subject- ¡The roll-cull was responded and Mrs. W."H. Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Pel­ let have recently lost their eldest' son. to by each * The Bells." We all extend our heartfelt sympathies Miss ChrisUheTeljQut^ Mien rendered in to the bereaved parents and grandparents. exquisite style a plan» solo. Two poems ‘ T o ray mother" and "Annabel Lee" were Tire Georgia railroad la tied up by d redd by Mrs. Yonge, In her' usual Impress­ strike of the white locomotive firemen. iv e maimer. Mrs. Mead-followed this with # reading, “ Poe, the weird genius." Fresh Georgia butter, 33 cents a pound ‘The Raven," rendered by for sale by GarDer k Roberta ,> ■ i*!y ■ OR TRUCK LANDS / awarded thè Bishop's medal for three con­ secutive years of leading scholarship, her average being the highest for that period In the school.' With the medal she re­ ceived a year or two ago for elocution, makes two she has won, with other prizes at intervals. Her delivery of the valedic­ tory was touching and beautiful, while class night, It was her privilege, also, to deliver the salutatory. At the elocution recital she rendered two recitations begjdes participating in the plays which were included in the commencement exercises. Never was a class launched out from the Cathedral school amid such eclat, and a brilliant round of festivities as attended the graduating class of IDOO. Mrs.McCnll will entertain Tuesday morn­ ing for Miss Lottie Lee, ns another honor We understand the matter of a good road to meet the d a y road to Sanford, at ENTERPRISE ETCHINGS the corner of Mr. T. £ . Wilson's place and Special Cortetpondence to The Herald; extend through Paola to the church' is Last week through the agent Mr. Wm. Sr Thayer, Mr. 0. Wingfield of Pendleton, everybody will pull together and make it Ky.t bought the place of Col. G. D. C. Ellis on accomplished fact before another win­ formerly known as the Uodine property. ter. It would add much to our little Mr. Wingfield expects to go right to work place and be a great' convenience to all ¿«¿Improve the place. alike. . Miss Lois A. Davis returned Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Porter and child from Tal­ after a week spent pleasantly with friends lahassee have moved into the Bassett in Orlando. place. Glad to welcome new neighbors. Thursday night a party of young people Miss Nellie Furen who has been teach­ enjoyed a launch ride to Sanford and ing in St, Augustine the past winter Is Iwent Id (he Laitime. They enjoyed the -mfikTnira'visU to her parents at Yankee pictures very much. On the way home they became entangled in a fisherman's Zackery Bros' saw mill Is already al j»t-whkd»-wae ■stretched cut in the tuff work. Its whistle helps us up mornings Those In the party were Misses Willis, and makes us think (here is something Hill. Hoke, Ulnford and Qunckenbos, doing. Messrs. C. F. Stead and V. A. Willis. We are sorry to know that Clifford and Miss Emma Proctor are quite sick with fever. Harvey Geiger wns thrown from a wagon by a runaway and had his collar bonr- brrHrermntf'wns quire fonsfclerably bruised up. C IT Y PRO PERTY IM P R O V E D IR R IG A T E D F lo w in g F A R M S —U N C L E A R E D LA N D S W e lls o n Celery Delta and other Desirable Tracts in Blocks to suit Purchaser. J . N. W HITNER A ll . Prices and descriptions upon request First^Natioual B u iiK HiiNUUié # �THE SANFORD HERALD means of a tunnel lending from tinder the floor to (i clump of palmettos n considera­ ble dlstnnce away. tThe General News of "Thç Land ^Mrs. Margaret J. Graves, formerly Mrs. Henry P , Phinti the Florida raltmnd man, [ ^ — òf flo w e rs ” 7~ died in New York, Sunday. CüllED fROM THE STATE PRESS »Home of the Week's Most lm portant Happenings In the State’ s Domain. The store of C. W. Qaaknight o f1Archer wus destroyed by fire June 1st. All its contents were also destroyed. His loss is partially covered by Insurance. A new Jewish synagogue Is to be built In Jacksonville nt n cost of *30,000,000. It will be located on the corner of Ashjey nnd Laura streets. Criminal Court Proceedings, Sinre mtr Inst report the case .of Ernie h. Webb nml Frank Scott clinrget! with arson was tried nnd the accused found not guilty n f t e r ^ b f i e days’ trial. Syke Jones, chnrgcd with muhler liiilu« e e o n d degree. W a s acquitted. Tom Rhodes for selling liquor; guilty and. sentenced to pay a line of $150 nnd cost or ten months on the road. • Thco. Rogers selling liquor, nulled. Frank Trnublin. assault and buttery,' verdict not guilty. Sniirhol Stokes, sidling liquor, guilty. Twelve months for meditation. Amanda Stephens selling liquor, ver­ dict guilty, Fine 5150 including costs or nine immths in county.home. Charles Juliuson. larceny. Nailed. For not conforming to the requirements of the pure food laws, 1500 sacks of oiits linve l>5«n confiscated In Tampa by order of Judge Locke. Instead of being clipped white oats, ns marked, the contents of the Henry McIntosh, contempt of court. sacks were a mixture of oats, rye, barley Nailed. and other grain, nnd were also several John Smith jju charge of carrying con­ IMuimls.short in weight. cealed wpDjsms.- Verdict not guilty. For various rehsOns the slate fair pre­ W. I). Cobb, being found guilty of cul­ miums will not l>e paid, for another year. pable negligence was sentenced tixpayIt is claimed, first of all, that the money $75 nnd costs or three months. will not be available sooner. Not very Frisl Cowman, Jr., iissnult with intent satisfactory Information for premium win to kill. The state accepted plea of ng, tiers for the past two years. grovated assault. Court sentenced him —-Governor Gilchrist has vetoed the hill to pay $250 and coals or to reside twelve appropriating 510«,750.80 for the public months in jail. Ill cases of W, Baker who had been schools of Floridn. on the ground that it is found guilty of grand larceny nnilic25lll unconstitutional, as a portion of the sum The St. Petersburg trolly line is to be Inst’., the court sentenced hint to pay ¿xtemled to lluyboro, where a new deep- was designated to be for relieving those $250 and costs or a term in Jail fur watef harbor has been established and schools in the state which had paid- UUL twelve months'. considernble money in 1008 with the e\f c jg ed out. Dayboro la to be the commerclal part of’ the city, nnd It is intend- "pectntion of receiving stale aid through <•íA ■>-t* <•$-t ed to have incoming iiianufiictorieslocntcd the HO per cent attendance uverages un­ ❖ der the 1007 appropriatbn,’ which the NEW CELERY CROP there. courts later declared unconstitutional. In eight days, soliciting committees in 0 » YOU WANI PURI. CELI NY S U D ? J. It is announced that the Seaboard Air Tampa raised $83,000.50 for the building The kind limi tllvc« the Ix-st rettili« nnd fund of the Young Men's Christian Asso­ Line Railway Company is to he reorgan­ the only kind limi Im« In en proven ni ized this month. ciation. Fort Mcode is to have electric lights nt Mr. Lacey of Eustis has been“ selected ■nearly date. A contract for tho instal- ns one of the civil engineering party who -ar<Mo-^dwt—tiw Gi Ai Rceettlrment near Tampa company. Kissimmee. Work is already under way. I Emil Fisher of Fort Myers died in Jack Relieving the fish law recently passed | lokrlhrr miivenful for flo rid n (¡rower«. I Jmve them. french Goldrn Importeli Seit nieneliimt pure und irue lu ninne. lioiKitled by me üíilv iu jii - U J'uu_:—- L. R. PHILIPS, Druggist * IS HERE AGAIN We have anticipated Needs and Y O U R Graduate Optician Bought O ur Wlm has l>een contili}» Itere severnl Stock of years nnd ‘ fitted ninny of the beat jteople of Sanford with glasses is. at the Robbins Nest UNTIL Saturday June 12th All to Suit YOU nnd YOUR Headache Cured With Glasses Pocket-book tiou’t N eglect Your C hildren's Eyes r Sprint* is opening up and Reference: J. E. Pice, K. R. Murrell you will be compelled to come out in a New Outfit Why not let us supply your MRS. M. L. ALLEN jicctLsï. by till' Icglaliillirc ts detrimental to the j SA N f OKD. F L O R ID A / insane asylum at Chnttnhoochec. re is nothing new under the sun nterests of the people of the state. Gov. ! ■* 1 „ i . .j. Among recent consular ci|anges made Gilchrist tins vetoed (lie measure. But none of the Goods under are Albert W. Robert to go to Algiers, Al­ geria, and George 1). Schmucker tu Emm--. our rogf are OLD, and much nada, Mexico, botti of these gentlemen are Floridians. NEW and up-to-date P lum bing and presidency of Columbia College, at Lake Henry Richnrds, n negro, whokilled DcCity, to preept a similar |X}Mti»n at Shorter pulySheriiT Edwards nt DcLind several We don’t charge anything for n College, Rome, Ga. years ago. wus tracci! to ilio lionte of bis Colite and investigate before J. it. Reese of (lie Savannah Morning pareti(s near Tampa last Sumiay by sevAll Work Receives My Pentolini Attention inlying elsewhere ertil polire nllicers from timi ciry. After News lias severed Ins connection witli . and best Efforts lurrouinlitig lite house, tlteoflicenientered that publication and accepted tile |msi(he building, expectlng lo caplure their tion of city editor on the Miami Daily Me­ maUr-tioi fiHind flint. Ite limi escn|H*d l»y tropolis. L. Thrasher street, 4 mt it will pay you to cull mid see the new and up-to-date M ILLIN ER Y she carries SATISFACTION G U ARAN TEED G iv e M o a S h a r e o f Y o u r P a tro n a g e Commercial Street Near thç. Bepot Excitement W ill Soon Be Rife Announce Your Candidate Ybti wiml tu ilei iutu thè ii^ht ut ohe«; Lct us siifhjcst litui yini organi/, r yuur forerà. Gol in tilt1 Irmi ami stay in thr Irmi. The prize » is tuo valuahle to losr whrit it rosta you no money to win. The piallo is otte of tIn? (test ami fnrnishrtl us hy ime of thr South’« Inrfieht pmuoYoiireriis', nml now is ihr lime for you tu free to Everybody NOT ALLOWED.— No-one intcrcstrtl in i In? store will be allowed a vole tltouglr they Rive us their inule, ¡mil we have no interest in Our Method of Advertising ¡-»a wlui w ins lite piano. It is u free-for-all amtest EVA N S WHO DO YOU WANT TO HAVE TH E PIANO imitiiH �i■ THC SANfORD M«A L O X June 4, 1909 inhabitants of 9anfdrd who were THE SANFORD HERALD older lualji to see these old landmarlta demoliahed. The Herald at that time advocated Pabiiabcd Ertry Friday Homini ■« Sanford. Fla. the removal of the fountains, and thinks It J. Hour. Managte« Editor the council acted wisely in this decision. However, at the time o f tbe removal the tahcrtytloa Eric«. 91.00 • Tsar la Advance council decided to erect other 'drinking! Enterad a* second-dut mall matter Anfuat r*r*4 fountains on Commercial street loprovide 1909. It Iba Poetofflc* at Sanford. Darti». for the thirsty public and tbe many teams ■■dar Act of March 3rd. 1879. that came to the city from a distance. Barbane Advertíala! Oonpany. Jacttontillo. Kep- As yet this matter has not been settled, and nothing more la heard about tbe new reacntatlvr. wells to be driven. Another item in re­ Office First IV n la tbe HUhop Block.. Flirt Surat gard to these fountains is worthy of the Telephone Na 148. council’s consideration. Just now. the sprinkling wagon Is yprking overtime! * Play ball ! The water for | this purpose Is obtnlnedfrom the fireplugs Legislature expires tpday. « and being used in a large quanty will foot up quite an item in the monthly expenses Sanford’s Fourth of July is next. of the d ty . The new fountains can be arranged to supply the water «wagon free Our motto ! i f you can't boost, don’t |o f charge and this item of expense saved knock." to the tax payers. The Herald does not wish to knock any individuals regarding Baseball wilt hold the boards for the next this water question, but at all times we ] few month. wish to protect tbe people's interests, and I The Herald has Joined the league of from time to time will make these sugges­ tions where they w an»»*—consideration. | piano newspapers. M E TTIN G E R S Next Door to Postoffice Men’s Summer Underwear Porosknit 50c Garment Nainsook, Short Sleeves, Knee Drawers. Balbri&jnn, Long and Short Sleeves and Drawers. Elastic Seam Drawers 50 and 75 cents. MEN’S BLACK BRILLIANTINE COATS 3 to $5. £ Sanford is recognised as the chief veg­ etable section of the United Stktc* The Fourth'al Sanford will be one of the most notable gatherings ever held in the state. -The late arrival« in Sanford from the -North claim that this city is an ideal sum­ mer resort. The DeFuniak Herald lift* moved into a new building and added new machinery and equipment. DISASTROUS FIRE LAST SUNDAY Prompt W ork o f Our r ire Department ^ Confined Tbe fla m es What promised lu be a large conflagra­ tion occurred last Sunday morning be­ tween twelve and one o'clock in which the frame building on First street between Oak and Myrtle avenues was saved from total destruction tiy the- prompt and effi­ cient service of the fire department. The building is owned byS . Rapp who occu­ pied one room for a shoe shop, another was occupied by the commission firm of Cameron & Whltner and tbe larger store room by J. I. Anderson for n grocery. The fire started in the rear of tbe build­ ing in a rubbish pile and had gained rapid headway before it was discovered. The fire department responded promptly and rendered such good service that the llj c «rus not uilOWM- io s Zephyr. Texasi* a misnomer. A cyclone struck the town and wiped it off the map. A town in Texas should never be called Zibhyr. 1 frame store just east of the trig from Whence it would probably 'TTart. trans Clark will deliver tbe ad­ started several other buildings. dress at the Commencemnet exercises of the Baltimore University School of Law. Frank is some prophet in the north as well as in Florida.........J. 11. Reese, well known to the news­ paper fraternity of Florida has again joined the “Cracker Press dang and now occupies the position of city editor of the Miami Metropolis. Most of the stock o f Mr. Anderson could have been carried out at first, but one of the assistants suffered a bad cut from broken glass and had to be carried from the building. -------- r Mr. Rapp and Cameron A Whltner suf­ fered only a slight loss but the entire stock of Anderson's groceries amounting to several thousand dollars was a loss with no insurance. The sympathy of the entire community is extended to Mr. An­ derson and it is to be hoped that lie can resume business again In tbe near future, v Mr. Rapp will probably erect n new brick building at once as the location is very desirable for a business site." The Prosperity Edition of the TimesUion was issued last week, consisting of j forty pages, Ij gave a full report of the GREAT PIANO CONTEST business progress of Jacksonville since the great fire and was filled with good| Cast A Vate For Your Favorite At il reading matter. Popular Stores ~ — ......- P h o n e 144 Boys’ Knee Pants, 3 to 12 years 25c per pair. Boys’ Summer Suits, Blouse 3 to 8 years 60c per suit. Men’s Straw Hats. Special 75c each. Men's Panamas 6.00 to $10.00. WINDOW SCREEN CLOTTf; MQSQUITO NCTS and NETTING Reasonable hours’ hours 1 r , Half day recreation,} For Employees Store Closes 6 P. M. Except Saturdays. Every Thursday Afternoon A Fine Delivery Wagon if you notice a bright red and yellow flash on the street you will know at once that Harry J. Wilson's new wagon Is t»m In * ."Ir is lust about the finrstevfrYurtffif out inSanford. and reflects great credit up­ on the Sanford Carriage Works, and W. H. Underwood. Harry Wilson" endeavors lo |be up to d nteln 5very“way. and at Inst has a delivery wagon that bespeaks his hardware business. The wagon is light, yet very strong, and is finished in red. trimmed out with yellow. It bears the monogram o f the Keen Kutter goods, which Mr. Wilson carries as bis leaders, and the appearance of the wagon is sulking enough to httract attention at once. In fact you can bear it coming long before vou see ¡L In ju re d _________ T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y L A G EN TS sXtiVSS* General Fire Insurance • in s« with h o ld en M a l e r t a t i c o . S rfn fo rd , - , F lo rid a — S. F. S A L L A S & CO. Tin, Slate and Tile Roofing G u tte r m ks was severely R e p a ir W o rk a S p e c ia lt y cut by broken glass nt the fire last Sun­ Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue Sanford. Florida day mb^niug while assisting in carrying out some articles from Anderson’s store. The arteries in his arm w ere-sem cri irruT* Card o f Thanks ; Notice 0 i Stockholders Merlin* Of it was necessary to summon medical at­ I wish to thank all those^whajpJundly | The Sanford Light & riicICo tention. fie was sent to the hospital at nssisird In -making the High School corn-: ToThe Su»LjK»fclm of Sal! » Waycross for treatment: HU many Triends mencement such a success. Owing to my holders of ihe Suiuni • — hoW«S of the Ssrfurd l.itht A ) r f C.iiit*« . . ,,al 7 *i hope for his speedy recovery. ■ the Company'« office In the cit> Ï fy*. early departure from the city no oppor­ w* the 15th day June In ___on . -------------- of -- • ......at.......il'«»* ni All Sanford's First Lima Beans tunity wus given to thunk eafch one in ttacSbttdrrs arc earnestly rniwttr-t ! ' jurrdu raallrra of impunaiKr Mill Ir IrE-r.' ,4,| njreliai The first lima beaus to be shipped from : person and I Inke this means of exprrsa- tor consideration (►»:,> |[ ¡ ¡ „ k ISfAl J f Sanford went forward this week from the iug lite sume. Fuor. N. J. Perrins. uro. ti. l i m i s , S o m a n Sanford, Fis . Mnv27iii inni ij y farm of A. B. Commons at Stoney Island. Gas and Electric Fixtures They Were of fine quality and were con­ We carry the combination fixtures, also signed to the well known firm of Miles & DR. C. G. B U T T Go. of New York and brought good prices. a full line of gas fixtures, brackets, etc. Gas stoves ri\ngfS — ' ___ — This is aiudbtf .new-.crop--ami- demon­ DI. M I S I T he Fernald Hardware Co. * strates that Sanford can grow any thing Room 13 Vn Building for profit in the vegetable line. Cha* Evans nnd the Sanford Furniture SANFORD. FLORIDA Connecticut Citizens Here We are glad to note Editor Brown of Co. have Inaugurated a’- popular piano J. Miller ami Dr. J. Howard Stout of the Ft. Pierce News is boosting his home contest and although the contest was DR. R. M MASON city so thoroughly. Buster Brown should, started only Tuesday the votes show a Stamford. Conn.; W. M. Keelor mid J. All Local Advertisement« Under This now be termed Booster Brown for be is a remarkable interest is being token in this Marsh of New Canaan. Conn., were among Heading. One Cent a W ord Each Issue DENTIST live wire whenever you find him. With i great event. Miss Mabel Bowler is in the those visiting the city last week. They Wanted—T o buy u good milk cow. invested in celery lands and city property Welborn Block Phone 19 two such excellent papers as the Tribune lead and tbe Eagles are second. Each 42 J ohn D. J ixk(ns, Sanford, Fla. and expect to return in a few months to and News Ft. Pierce should flourish as |week The Herald will keep you informed Sanford. Florida , .. . , . , , Wanted—Position by bustling salesman, the green bay tree. regarding the votes and this contest will investigate further the wonderful re- j collector.orcommisnry manager. Married of Sanford and the Celery Dolt«.I. ;XXman.—with t>e*r references. Address: prove very popular from tbe beginning. sources __ ‘■ - - - * -. .. A I ; Bookkeeper, box 225. Plant City. Fla. 42 JO H N C. SNKAD five. cents worth Every time you pirchase The Tampa Tribune broke loose again Accident Herndon I Wanted—House, furnished or utifurnlast week with n mammoth edition, styled of goods at either one of these stores you While cranking an automobile last Tues-1 ¡shed. Address P. 0. box 181. A R C H IT K l'I the Hillsborough, consisting of fifty-six get a vote in the contest. Ask for the day, the handled slipped and struck E. II. | Wanted— A white [bachelor porter for 'Plxme 165 II • * F.ni Sutrl pages, descriptive of Hillsborough county. halloU every time and cast a vote for Herndon in the face, knocking out two the millinery department at Meuinger’s Several pa'ges were devoted to the differ-1 )’our favorite. The piano is one of the tceth and badly laceratiqg ___ ..S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A ent cities of Hillsborough beside Tampa j best makes in the market and can be gums. While not of a serious nature, the W anted— Everyone to know that the and even St. Petersburg was mentioned. I s*en on display next Monday in the wlh.. . i . .accident caused Mr. Herndon much pain Blickcnsderfer #pewriter is the best on A . C. H ART The edition was a credit to the Tribune d ow of the Sanford Furniture Ca FpUow- and Inconvenience, ashenow hasdifficulty the market. See them at The llerakl of­ rn ---I in r i la i h a urviA Sa « « L I . _____ L— I * fice. ing it the vote for this week: fo rc e . S U R V E Y O R A N D DRALUHTSMAN in eating. He is able to attend to his f v , Mu* MaLri BraW. City. ............. —.......... 860 If you want a first-class typewriter at Leveling and Cru»» Sr,vlon.r.* iur t’f*i:.*t* I garage business, and hopes to be all right I Unter of Lafir* City ... . . — . . . . . . . . . . . — — . * ». . . . 605 FLORIDA IS BUST a moderate rice, call at The Herald office, E t S S C h r ...................................209 in a few weeks, with the exception of the and inspect the Blickensderfer. T he best ■ Sfeeiall) W. B. Powell, former editor of the Sl M iu A r a nska Tatar) ta T a ta r * . Cii C ity .................................... 205 S A N F O R D . FLORIDA Mr* F o r m t L a te . C ity ............................................200 teeth. and most compact machine on the market Petersburg Independent who has been MU* A lice K.Ottu. City.................. . . . 'io o F or S ale .— P. M. Elder of the Celery av­ travelling in California states that Flor­ Mr*. Ceo. brCouea. O n ............................... I'jO O Unveiling o f W oodm en Monument enue cash store lias 200 bushels of peas i OÍ<Í?d *0<’' ' * C™ ............... ............. 100 ida climate is far superior to that of Cal­ Ü M"1, u trie a u e «r Stum oo. ityy............................... 30 F. 0 . E . C E L K R Y C IT Y A i KlK. 1853 The Woodmen of the World will bold for sale. 3 g .tf MutMeUWbltuei O ty ................................. 24 ifornia and That he will return to Florida Miu Hu*»* Jrast. CM»................... yo most imposing ceremonies next Sunday For S ale.— 200 bushels cow pea* See Meets Tuesday niglit* at » Kiiuck. »t » and reside here tbe remainder of his life. Mr*. Fannie M u n u o. U t » ...................... . . Whitaker A Burnet the hall in the Stone-Gint* building on Mr* B. T. M«rp5Tcto7.__..:.......................... 4 afternoon at thé unveiling of the monu­ us before buying. He will certainly receives worm welcome Mr* G W. VnuTÚr. dry ................... Fos Sale— Five acres of good celery ment to the late A. C. Tolar. Prof. Firsts ué«L 04/1 I from (be “ press gang." . BuehhoLr. Superintendent of Public lo- land all in cultivation. On the Sanford A Everglades Ry. aboul 3 miles from the MU* Edna f t m j 'f n i T i lürioo »troclion of Hillsborough county will de[MU*(ÜÜr 8old in lhe ,,M| len d“ 7* C A V r n D m o n / ' i ’ No. 21. I 0 O F. L“ 1-......- ............. -......... .........* 0 1liver the address. The public is cordially for $3*500, **Cali at the Heruld oOirc for S A N F O R D L ODtit., Brothers Harris and Bittinger of tbe partinilar*----- ----------- .iovitedto attend.— -— -— -----------------Ocala Banner and Star, respectively, -are Meets every Muitday niRhi at 7 ^ttInM»• FAMOUS' SANTORO POI A 10 I S again at it. hammer and tongs. What a For Sale—Full Blooded Jersey Bull. sonic Hall. Visiting hu-tltn» are mrbad example they are setting us springBeat The B l* Beet Phone 59, 42 tf aids of the Florida pres* Editors Cald­ di ally itivi ted W. S. bunvrt. Pronounced tbe Best bi tbe State by E. Laing remembered The Herald Fot Sa il Choice Jersey cows Tor sale well and Wilson ought to call them to SoLfetaíf. - Purchasers Now will be soon. Also maivtheotherday~wlilL> some BEe beets] J fresh , or ---------------------order. It s-scandalous—Pensacola JourRhode Island Red eggs for hatching. Cir­ Besides conimaoding the top ootefaiand corn. One of the beets weighed ssL . ___________ — cular free. C F.Ward.Winter Park. 29tf . ' TIs very naughty of these old chaps. ANDEW JOHNSON Young Moods like Holly and Howard are ■ „ ... F y îvilft—In most desirable-port inn o f York, the below letter acknowledging ^ I b o J d iJ h c record. -While ATTORNEY-AT-LAW r r — very " ’ T* ule Sanford, factory building and land suitato be excused at an example of this cetpt si-tie ih i[xneBt Is highly flattering I beets .were of fine flavor. These fineveg- Me for saw and crate mill. Must be sold son. The Sanford and Orlando Practice* la Stau *nJ Toicr»! tourt* makers will have to go up and settle toth e producer, a* wet! as a handsome etables were raised in Mr. Laing's kitchen at once. Address: P. O.Box 284. 4 2 -lf ftua»«* corn pi i me nt to the agricultural industries tfnr,i n M. C. T. Build tul those Ocala chain.— Reporter-Star. For S ale—Boiler, pump, and engine. 6 of our justly famous truck lands It bear* ------■ .t __ _ horse. In good condition, and will be told cheap. 28tf fiJliiliI W ' u as I Fb»e Pleasure Yacht The prise for jokeamith should go to Cal THOMAS EMMET W IL SO N —Sanford Machine & Foundry Works. "Ur*E. T.- Woodruff. Sanford FW Lt. ! „ ^„ MCJUD ). *cht Augusta, owned by D. Sanford Florida., Smith, the Tune*-Union cartoonist. One of ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Typewriter foe sale—In good condition, Dear Sir Potatoes rac'd, enclosed find Kcyno4¿á °* Jacksonville, tied up at tbe his late productions is a small boy sitting f »tatemenL Your potatoes a n extra fine. M 17 wharf ou Monday. The port y on board new key cap* Worth *30; can be had AT-LAW foe |I5, if taken at once. Rev. Kirkland. ahiid a pile of partly oon»tuned water-1 indeed-fancy, Lau Stau A,,on*Jy*J2^h '• “ 7 best [consisted of Mr. and Mr* D. N. Reynolds Island k Ru b fob rut saix sale.—miotce .—Choke K. R. nuHoh* a lo c i of agony on his face and I tro'vn, in jou r Kate. Nearly all the big [ . Iu. y „ c o c ______ . J . 11. R *“hode ***0*- island SreLud and Sri*»“ L»l* below tbe picture the fotlowing couplet ca,,mi^**onn>rninHiisnelghbQrhoodcame I ^Unco1 an*^ Lred hen* codierel* pulii*. and eggs , w, l , , i w , . . . ^ over tlus morning purporely to look al J-W . Wilson aud daughter o f Creen Pnces low. —C ecu. Gabbett. French avewith apologies to Bryant; nue. Sanford. 1them, and they all said they were the best |Cbve Spring* -------* ' GEO. A . D e C Q T T E S *TW BtcSoa cdUcday* ut c o Foa RDjT^Five-room cottage, furnished s * * “ “ h*d , eTe* * * “ iron» CapL F. A Minindi bad charge of the Tbe p a io fu D w le f U w yesr the state o f Florida, and they think, with „ ^ . 7 . ^ * ______ _ _ “ ‘ . ”, ATTORNEY a n d COUNSEUOR a t U W Apply Of .«ilias boy* sag u M Int myself, that Sanford must be a better r * ,kl ltie P *«y has been enjoying a Precoce in 'State and Federal Osm* e JT ' And ouitfsrd pts*ur* f*ace to raise potatoes than Hasting* A l l !we** “ w ting on the u p p £ riyey. * a h * bedroUI# U>> WANTS r r r ° “ ind at *•“ Welborn Block Saafjni street and Elm trvaafcK^v ’ 38-if f “ Reot-^Four upstairs room* Apply potarne* Tanking you far psit. or I Quarterly meeting on Sunday. Preach 116 French avenue.. 40-2p “ Several months ago tbe city council had , future, faxor* I remain. Yours Truly' J irig at 11 * m. and 7 JO. p. w . by Rev. DR. W. E. h o u s h o l d e r the fountains taken — * *u_ —■-*-**- *-» — “ “ • ** *-* “ ' For Rent—Four furnished rooms eu suite. Corner Ninth Street and Park avenue. 4 1 2 First sueeL 00 accoum d e n t is t Forjteni—“^he milliner's vacant rocker way and the brick HI 25. 24 sad 93, Pta» BUl __ a .Store. Twenty-five centa there vas a storm of protests from the l Hammock lands, just south oTthi dty SANFORD. FLORIDA par hour. — — r —■ OM THE r o c a 1AIM QLCSIION enure sute of Florida, to - raiaa Services At Methodist Church �vJ»”.- twr& ' 1 * Jane 4,1909 THE SANFORD HERALD IN AND ABOUT THE CITY ». -, . The Herald’s 'phone is No. 148 T. JL Barlow of Orlando spent Wednes­ 250 ten mscs will orrlvc Monday; Low day in the city. . _______ price for quick buyers ___ L H, Temph?. Dwellings for sale or to rent. E. EL :t æ i n æ i æ t œ œ æ t t œ æ a i œ æ t œ œ t t t t Llltle Happenings— Mention of GARNER & ROBERTS sell Our Own Woodruff. 43-2 coffee, the most popular brand In Sanford. Matters In Brief. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar E. Brown left Tues­ N. P. Yowell & Co ! C. R. Wright of Jacksonville wus in the day for Richmond, Indiana, where they cily this week in the Interest of the Col- will spend the summer months. PERSONAL ITEMS OF INTEREST tins Wireless Telephone Co. .Fresh every week. Plow's famous can­ Planting time is here. M. M. Smith will dies. at GARNER & ROBERTS. Summary of the Floating Small Talk sell you land on easy terms. We wish to call sttention to the. adver­ Succinctly Arranged for flur­ ried Herald ReodeTs. Not the cheapest, but the best—are tisement in this issue of M. Frank. He has the meals served at The City Res­ a complete line of men's clothing nnd fur­ Wade, the tuner. Orlando. taurant. • *T nishings, and low prices prevail. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dobbins spent Sat­ L. R. Philips has his new crop celery Garner & Roberts are now ugents for urday last In Jacksonville. seed In and will give you a testing the famous Royal Scarlet can goods. Fancy work supplies, at 507 Magnolia .»•* Mrs. Rebecca McCord nnd daughter, Mrs. sample free. avenue. * ‘ — -tf .Mrs. J- A. Harrold is spending Severn! days of This week in Jacksonville. Buy Henry Clay Flour of W. W. Long. The best on earth: Remember to have The Herald follow you when you take your summer trip. The Pope Contracting Co., hpvo n change of advertisement In this issue. * Twenty-one meals at Stumon's for $4. ’ Mrs. A. H. Adams of Miami, accom­ panied by her daughters is visiting her mother. Mrs. C. G. Evans, arriving last gtankc- *' « w o -.... America alarm clocks for 85c at Fcrnokl s. -• *•* ' ~^~See C. A. Kddd foe lurnlture nnH pinna Edwards of Portsmouth.Ohio, are visltirtg - -Mmv£ added* the Hygenic Co»'s Toilet preparations |o my slock of fine millinery Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Secord of this city. goods. Cnll nnd inspect sjock. Mrs. M. Fine cigars, the C. H. S.. the 0. U. NO. nnd the Henry George. GARNER &. ROB­ F. Allen. Sanford Novelty Wojks nnd Ceqlent Stone Plant located ntthecornerof French The famous Elgin Creamery Butter for avenue and Commercial street. 42tf snle nt W. W. Long's Grocery. Prof.«N. J. Perkins left Inst week for Get your fencing now, and get the Virginia where hewill Join his family American or the Ellwood kind. Geo. H. Fernnld Co. 40 und spend the summer. Sanford potatoes bringing $4.50 and Geo. G. Kinnehnn returned from Wic$5 n barrel in New York demonstrates hitn Kunsns this week und will spend that Sqnfonl potatoes arc as fumous as several days looking uftor Ids jntercsts. Sanford c e l e r y . ------------:---- ' If It's printing yon want, send it to The Herald office. First-class work’ gunran- ||N. H. Garner lias associated himself with teed. ------- --------------- — Cap|, Marks in tho Marks Real Estate Agunuy, und will hrrcnfteF iMTIileiulTied — Have you seen the latest things in with tills enterprising rcal'cstute firm. Buy n meal ticket, nnd eat yoarSunduy b dinner nt Stumon's. .______ If yon want h fir«t.i-lii&s—Luiluf-mnde ford, and daughter May, were overill their, suit for $12.98, call at I). A. Caldwell & touring cor Tuesday.—Eustls Luke Region. Sons. Col. U. B. Mlnshew was in the city on Monday sliuking hands with Ids many friends, -He is always glad to get bookto Sanford and his friends are always glad to welcome him. j U__For an u|Mo-dnte‘ tfiilor-mnde suit, set1 i). A. Cold well & Sons. Wade mokes frequent trips to Sanford. . Write him ut Orlando. Don't forget Uie meeting tonight in the city hall. This is the-iusL-cull,—If-yon want the celebration lo be a success at­ tend the meeting tonight. Do away with dust while sweeping onr* I>ets by buying Wizznid C;ir|x-t Cleaner of W. W. Long. New crop celery seed Just received. Cull and get sample und test them Tor Mr. and Mrs F. Vierlng nnd family ar­ yourself before buying. L. K. Philips. rived from Gninsville this week nnd will Seventy-five bushels of cow peus for occupy the DcMont building where Mr. suit- cheap, at E. A. Heifield Co.'s. Virring expects tu conduct n first uhiss W. E. Watson ned M. M. Smith have hotel. returned from a three weeks trip to CntDo not throw uwuy money on doubt ifwroio. -They enjoyed the trip* tmt'jire •-frtsetd. L. R: PtillTDs will give you a glad to get buck to Sanford again. sample of celery seed to test foryourIf you want to sell or buy city lots, cily stlf. Get them now. property, celery farms, see N. H. Garner. Miss Margaret Roberts who has been B. Drew and N.P. Yowell of Orlando mo­ spending the post six or eight months in tored to Sanford, Wednesday, and s|H-ut Sanford with her brother, Mr. Jns. Roberts the duy in the city. left Tuesday for her home in Mt. Olive. M. M. Smith has 1.000 acres of celery N. C., where she will puss the summer laud. Sold on casv terms. months with her mother. Miss Margaret Cobb arrived home from Our Own codec, the best 25 cent coffee on tlie mnrkel, for sale nt Gnrner & Roberts’ Stetson University Wednesday last, ac­ companied b y 'h e r M end'M iss Duzes, time« only.------- — — — = •'- also one of Stetson's promising students At n hnrgtiin—50 dcres of best celery Now is the lime to buy your suh-irri[ - land in celery delta. On St. Gertrude ave­ nue. See Murrell, the real estate mail, guted land. See M. M. Smith. Wellxirii block. 39-tf A little money now nnd nlittle nowand then is the way to bQy celery land. See W. M. Smith for particulars. The uivrcliants of Sanford should nttend the meeting in the city hall tonight and express their opinion about the dnte of the Fourth celebration. Many fnvor hold­ ing it on Saturday und many favor Mon­ day. The majority will rule. Cel u sample of celery seed from L K. Philips and test (hem and see that you get what you want. New crop seed now In. Don't forget the date of Dr. Armstrong's visit to Sanford, June 10-11. Tho Doctor •l|W-iulizesou nil complicated eye troubles, »nd straightens cross eyes without knife. Vercouips headaches and nervous trou­ bles. without drugs. He will bring n laffee t'f artificial eye«. Office. Sanford House. The Royal Tailors brand of clothing «neua, |>erfcciloii. See samples at D. A. Caldwell k Son’«._________ ' You need a good typewriter nnd do not w«at lo p a y an exhorbitant price for It, *w lbp Bllckcnderfer. at The Herald ulHcc ready for the Tiles and Mo*lujtoes. Largest stock and lowest Prices on screen doors and windows . Harry J. Wilson’s. Professor and Mrs. George L. Muris at­ tended the meetings ot the Slate Horti­ cultural Society recently held at Daytona. They report the session as practical and uteresting, and largely amended. The Daytona people were unfailing In their efguests n good thnroutmeeting hours, excursions by boats anduuiot to New Smyrnu. and rides aloug beadi were much enjoyed. The ladles . ‘ he Palmetto Club entertahied tlie lady a ®eml>*r_» of th« horticultural society In Vcfy pretty club room. • furnished house for rent, with all mod^0 conveniences. Apply to Mrs. W. T. Mu», 411 p ^ avenue. STRAW HATS ::! . •<» Men’s New- Ties L.C-Iai 0 See Our %-•i New Line of Ladies’ Waists and .... ERTS sell them all. refrigerators—all steel—at Hurry J. moving. *f ,, Mrs. A. P. Connelly and children will Wilson’s. leave tomorrow for Washington. They Are you n subscriber to The HkkaluT expect to spend the summer in Virginiu. Forty nefes, with house, located near While your w|fo is uwny. rnnke yourself A 1h>|>ka nnd Clay Springs. Will sell cheap si home at Stumon’s. 21 meals for $4. for cash. Clear Title. Address: Bert E, 42 •Everything In fresh western inents nt Dunn, Dnwagiac, Mich. GARNER &. ROBERT’S ’new meaTmorket. MEN’S NEW Mrs. Frank Woodruff and family left asl week for Due West. N. C., where they will s|>cnd the summer. McKinley edition of ten cent sheet.mu­ sic, ull the popularuira,utCltyCigarStore. The American and Ellwood fence are the best on the market. See them at the Geo. II. Fern a Id Hardewure Co., before purchasing. ' Mr, and Mrs. Crim nnd charming daugh­ ter of Portland, Indiana have urrived in the city and will occupy the Capt. Murks cottage on Palmetto avenue for the sum­ mer. C. E. Johnson of the South Florida Ma­ chine Works of Orlando, transacted busi­ ness in the city Wednesday, _ WrT, Johns returned yesterday front a three weeks stuy ut Asheville. He wus greatly Imiiressed with theSnji|ihirecountry and the Land of the Sky. • Built by the Pope Contracting Co. suf­ ficient guarantee. 42tf H. C. Rumsey lelt this week ufter finish­ ing up the Sanford diieuiory und deliver­ ing same. Mr. Ramsey made infcny friends during his short stuy who hu|ie to sec him in Sanford again. O. E. Hartley has purchased the meat market of J. A. Thompson, located on Pujk avenue, and will continue the same. He will carry a full line of meats und solicits the trade of old puiruag.and new. Chase & Sanborn seal brand coffee, the best grade on the market. w . ,J - GARNER &. ROBERTS. Fancy , », » N. P. Y O W E L L & CO. +++-f++<*+++*****-}-4 +4.+-»+-t-*++'*<-**-l-+**++++++++++++\++W,44 The Atlantic Hotel at Coronado Bench will open about Juno 1st, remodeled nnd refurnished. Water and gas. Terms very reasonable. T. B. Demnrte, owner und proprietor, 40 -.J Dob Dickens wus shaking hands with Sanford friends several'days this week. Bob is now located ut St. Petersburg, hut wilicmhnfk-iolMisiorssinTnmprr'trnTic near future.Clius. Kanncr has n very tnstily ar­ ranged display in the show window of his store. The window is dressed fs Indies' J] 115.summer waists, ton! makes ~a~VI-ry pretty display. Misses May anil Mildred Haskins spent last Friday ii| DcLaml where ihuy- wit­ nessed the commencement exercises. They were the guests of Mrs. R. L. Nutt. The problem of “ Pain and Evil" will be discussed at the Presbyterian church next Simduy evening. Theme: "Suffering Cul­ minating in Glory." All sufferers, those who have suffered and all who expect to suffer, are cordially invited to,attend this service, ns well us the morning service. The great jtiuuo uuitaja a t GituM.-Kvons' grocery and the Sanford Furnltue Co. is on, nnd for the first two days Is certainly ex­ citing great interest. Wutch Thfe Herald for each week's results. Thomas H. Walker of Greenwood, ^S. C., R. P. Bruce uf Columbus, Gu., C. N. Kirklund of Ocala, M. B. Craig of Jackson­ ville, nnd A. E. Dintockof South DcndJnd., were umoug the visitors to the city this week. Albert Hall. E. R. Hutchings. Dr. I. N. Kennedy, J. R. Windham. T. S. Hazleton, Herman Schmidt, I. 11. Epps, I. R. Wade, K. Wliitsclt, and E. Westbrook composed the party of Eustis hull-tossers who were here Monday afternoon. Dr. Reid wus chaperone. Miss Alice Robbins has a very interest­ ing paper in this issue, the same being her contribution to the success of the High School commencement. Those who were unable to attend the exercises will take pleasure in reading these pu|H-rs In The Herald. R. L Ihillard, the well-known carriage manufacturer of Orlando, s|>cnt Thursday in the city: the guest of Mr. und Mrs. W. II. Underwood. City property continues to move; and each day notes new people coining into our midst. •__ Parasols at your Door! . You can get Drive your Wagon into Sanford . Call on C. H. Evans He can deliver any brand you want out of Our new Warehouse Without Delay— Armour Armour Armour Armour Blood, Bone &. Potash Celery Grower Vegetable Practical Trucker Op any other brand of our justly Celebrated F e rtilize rs-^ -............................ Do you want Hardwood Ashes? Dried Blood, Sheep Manure, Blood nnd H one Nitrate of Soda? Ask for it, We have it THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS Jacksonville, Fla. . (Write us) CHAS. H. EVANS, Sales Agent. Sanford, Florida • j* (Ask Him) CLOSING OUT My stock of Guns and Rifles. New second hand, (targati» tr you Harry J. Wilson. want them. ___ e lectric L ig h ts---- arc coming. Have your store nml resi­ dence wired nuw. Expert electricians. All work done under insurance rules. Notify W. A. Parr or phone our office und we will make estimate. 4 1.41 Geo. H. F e r n a l d H a r d w a r e Co. I JUST K cc civ ru te Burgulns Bargains In Another lot of those Harry Wilson's Rea l E state Are Offering Any and A ll Kinds of Florida Real Estate at as Low Prices and on as Reasonable Terms As Can be Had Anywhere. IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN Oflice on Park Avenue, betwi n First and Commercial Streets. Sanford. Florida Wekivu Tribe No. 41 Hunting grounds uf Sanford. Meetings on the 1st and 2nd Wednesday of .each month in Masonic HuU. Visiting broth* ers welcome. * * Now is tbe*time to build your fence und ttmtleo: H. l^ aV L H B tftfu re Co.. ls" the' Notary Public, State at Large. place to buy. ‘ See ifhe'Ellwood and Amer­ Deeds, Murtguges and all Igndf ican Fence. Contracts, written and acknow­ ledged. Dr. J. C. Davis, the greduute optician. Is In the city ugaln nnd will he at the S an fo rd Ava. San fo rd , f Robbln's Nest Saturday. June 12. Dr. MAIL BOXES . y ' *. Davis Is well known In this section hav The best Bos mude—The. «Bey. Usad lug visited Sanford last spring and ireut exclusively on Route No. I. ' ' ed many people satisfeci Harry J. Wilson. 42-tf advertisement in this issue. ■ Drink a Bottle of G E R A L E O R SO D A W aT e R e<i with pure distilled water—they will prevent illness, aid • digestion and give you health —------ - T h e Sanford C o ca Còla Bottling C o ., Sanford, Fla �lisi?s r June 4 . 190b f liC SiNFORO I1ERALO _ vw Keeper—'"No, sonnie; whoever heard of leave to them our Virglls. nnd may they be so well cared for that we will never see a cross-eyed heart" Interesting Essay Given At High School Tommie—“ I have: they sang yesterday them again. ' 2. We leave and bequeath to Eugene Commencement at Sunday school about a consecrated Raumillnt and Annie Higgins. Edward and -----SV -AIKT f. ROBBINS----------Ruth'S favorite sent by the window. An Irishman riding in a street car had May 18; 1909.—Since this is the lost 3 . Our pennant, which has been pres­ M pipe in his mouth, which was not light­ meeting of the Irving Literary Society, and the last issue of the “Salmagundi" ed. The conductor came up to him and ent on all important occasions of this under the Spring tetrn of ’09. we wish to said “Say. there is no smoking allowed in class, and has never had Ihs honor of this car." "I am not smoking." said the Aoallng beneath “old glory" on the High extend a few lines pf farewell. Next fall when the I. L S. again com Irishman. .''Well, you have your pipe In School building, we leave and bequeath r*Aoe run* venes, the class of ‘09 will have passed your mouth," said the conductcr. "Fsith to the sacred charge of Henry H. Peabody 4. The "dream book" which the closs from its membership, and another will tlii'ii. 1 have me feet In me shoes, and I’m of '08 willed to us, we In turn to leave to have taken its place. -To the future seniors not walking." Miss Tetheriy to Clarence: "What is a the seniors of '10, and may it not be as The purest ami most refreshing bottle drink on the mnr—to all new members— and to the new V ket today, is being inode, by the Pepsi Cola Bottling Co., officers whom the society mny see fit to synonym T" Clarence: "A word thnt hns visionary to them as it has been to us. 3. The responsibility nnd every con­ of Sanford, and to the lovers of a delicious and healthful elect, the Salmagundi extends a hearty the same meaning as another word. siderable care It may require of our infant Miss Tetheriy: "Why does our language drink. Wc invite you to see the sanitary way in which welcome. — possess synonyms T‘ Clarence: “So you freshman, Clarence Mahoney, who is this drink is being put up by us. ' *"bb. the dtrdi we will do In the days to come. And the word* that we mean to »ay. can use one word when you don't know firin g to become a distinguished sopho­ And to thef city merchant, we ask him to'comc also niid —"Will ilihteti the heart U the ala-stck »oul. more in the near future, we do leave liow to spell (he other one." sec, that he may. know the kind of goods he is handling But what »hall we do today T A recently published book is entitled Sadie Williams and RuihMetllngerof the when selling the pure and refreshing Pepsi Coin. Ob, the burden* we H/t from the heart* of men. "Half hours „with insects." What alively Junior class, whom We feel will care for him Ob. the tear* we will wipe away. And to those of other towns, we will usk thnt they drop And the aons* we will tins to the faltering one* - half hour one can have with a bee. Us tenderly as we have done. us n line requesting a sample of the pure Pepsi Cola, But what »hall we do today T 0. We also leave and bequenth our two .that they too may get in line and sell the purest bottle THE CLASS PROrtlEST OF ’09 mirrors, which as the prophecy foretells Today I* the »pan of our life: no more; drink made. May 18th, 1919__ After the graduation Can we meaiure, or clasp, or mould. bring good luck to anyone who».shall be Send us an order, or call on us, we nre out for the busi­ of tbe class of *09, I was called away from There may be no »orrow for us, dear heart. so fortnnate as to possessthem, and which ness and if a pure drink nnd courteous attention is what No future to use or hold. SanfoiU, not to return for ten long years. have been handed down from class to class Oh, let u* give from our store at dawn, r you want, we are the boys for you. P h o n e 154 During this time I often wondered how it until the present time. The gold is for the Give till the gloaming fadea away, fared wlthi my classmates. Time and AM we mar do for the son* of men, seniors of TO.She sliver for the juniors of events drifted us apart, and I had been I* the good we can do today.” TO, and may tire nbovg. sujjcd .prophecy I unable to hear from them. _JL.ii with £ :: A v ' ii= lo c a ls prove ns true inthelrcaseasltliusinourss. ! » feeling of great Joy that. 1 anticipate the The members of the High School will 7. To Professor N. J. Perkins. Miss Cla appreciate the new clock. It was bought meeting with some of them, and to hear ra L. Guild and Miss Alice Tetheriy.we do with the proceeds frtyn our "Poverty So­ from others, as the train rolls In amid old leave our best wishes nnd happiness and ciety" of last year, it save» the boys from familiar leenea- IA t the depot there Is good fortune always attend them. pulling out their watches so much, and crowd of young girls, whose faces seem 8. We do appoint Mr. B.'F. Whitnerof gives the girls a chance- to learn to tell somewhat familiar to me, yet Icannotre- the First National- Bank, ns our sole exec call them. I search the crowd eagerly for . time. * utor of this our lpst will and testament We are glad to welcome Vail Lovell some face I know. I tee our dear old class ' Signed, sealed and declared on thisduy, back to our school, for Vail is a good pupil friend—Capt 0. S. T n r y fr —and after a Mtiy 18th, 1909. . hearty welcome from him, 1 ask if some as well as an expert electrician. — T he S eniors or '09. A splendid receipe for a cold is flaxseed one is expected, as such a crowd of girls Codicil.—We wish (n add n few lines of are anxiously watching for the well-re­ tea. For proof ask Ralph Stevens. farewell, May each of us always remem membered yellow of the East Coast train. One of the most notable numbers given ber our motto: "With tin* strings of the at the Irving Literary Society this spring. Captain tells me that my old classmate. .fc. -pasLwa-ring-tha-beUa-ofthefttttrre^—We Stnnlry Wnrui fisd iisM M ih M iB sttkld -WflMlKLdetmtc between two .of the Junior Otnhe East Coast railroad, and was now do not know what (he ruiure holds, but let -gixl us hope it is a blessing to each oift! of us. which it was proven that the greatest suc- In charge of the division between Miami "Fast as (he rolling seasons hrini cess in life Is due to opportunity rather and Sanford. So Stanley is thé center of The hour of Fate, to the class we love. attraction with these girls. Well do I re­ than to ability. Each pearl that leaves the broken »trial ------ By the requeBt-of- the-seniors of ’09, we member him as the-beau Ideal of-form er It set in tile heavenly crown above. As narrower irows the earthly chiln, publish the "Class Prophecy" and "Last years, and now I And him as popular with The drcW wide«» In tlie sky T " ' " the younger, generation of High School Will and Testament In this Issue pf the These are treasures that remain, girls, qs with (hose of yore. I make my Salmagundi. But those are star* that beam on hlsh " We regret very much that Fern Emery way to him, and receive a hearty hand­ Florida Canal Routes was obliged to return to her home In Rich­ clasp— I indeed feel that the world is not The board Of officers of the corps of en> mond. Ind.. before the commencement ex­ so wide after all. The following morning, when looking over a copy of the Sanford gineers appointed to recommend routes for ercises. . , Herald (which is.now a dally) the Arst u survey for a canal across the northern The ladies of the Sanford Improvement headlines I read were these: "The most port of the state o f Florida, from east to Association have presented to uur school ten beautiful palms. They have been set, famous oration ever given in the Florida west, will recommend to tbe wnr depart­ are u great Improvement to our campus. legislature wns delivered Friday morning ment a survey of live routes, 1,000 miles _____. * — »_ ----------, " ‘—w— ■* ■ 4 .% „ Ernest Betts, our honorable secretary, by'noh. Edward Franklin Lane of Satir In alL at a cost of approximately $25,000. has been feeling very badly of late. Over ford entitled "A teacher's right to pension. The canal routep to be.surveved will ag­ This f s -the -most etoqifent'filch eVSr deliv­ gregate very much more than the Pa noma -study is supposed to-be-the troabltC T“ *•*■* • • "* " t - We understand there is to be a sale of ered in Tallahassee, and it is predicted canal survey, and will require several memo booksnt Davison’sthecoming week. everywhere thnt it will gain the desired months to complete with live parties of It is to be hoped that all will take advant­ effect. I afterwards learned that Edward surveyors at work. It is expected that if age of this, since It seems to be the rage attended Stetson University at Delnnd for the plan of survey It approved tbe work this year with the freshmen to keep a di­ two years, then returned home, and his will begin ut once. Ttie shortest line from uncle presented to him his entire business. coast to coast contemplated is 110 miles, ary. Stanley Wood sits on the fence a half 1 am Indeed surprised to know that our with other surveys necessitated, making hour every duy after dinner. I wonder Jolly Edward of other years lias settled each route survey approximately 200 down to o strictly business career. miles. ~ •* why l„ ,____________ ________ HUMOROUS-------------------------- - *■ In passing Femafd’tf hardware store, q Railroad Resumes Extension Dividing ThemUti—Twosmalliwyshad few days'iater, 1 saw the well-known face The Sanford & Everglades Railroad Co., been wulnuting, and nfter Ailing their of Claude Coffee at the window. He is having Anished work on the street railway pockets they started forborne. Passing a now head bookkeeper there, and Claude for the present, have resumed work upon cemetery, one suggested tliat they should feels well paid for the extra afternoonsof the line to Cameron City and hope to com­ go inside and divide the walnuts evenly. hard study, after school, to learn the re­ plete the rood inn few months. This will In this the other agreed, and thereupon quired system of bookkeeping. be good news to the people residing in this On inquiring for the "bnby," I And that the two lads climbed the fence, spilling a section, as the road will be able to move couple of walnuts outside ns they were he had obtained what he wanted, as ba­ the fall crops along the entire route tu SANFORD, FLO RIDA! Adoing so. Piiing.thc nuts in u heap, they bies usually do, after a four years' course Cameron City on Lake Jessup. This new proceeded to make a division. While they at Ames. Iowa, studying for a civil engi­ railroad will aid in opening up and devel­ were tiiua engaged a negro came, along neer. Ralph has been appointed chief oping this part of the celery delta, and the road, and hearing voices, he stopped bridge inspector of the Panama canal by prove of great behefif to the inhabitants to listen, and this is what he heard: "I’ll the government, where he utiw resides of this new town of Cameron, and every take this one," "I’ll take that onc,” and this over two-thirds of bis time. resident in that section. I And Henry comfortably established in was repeated over and over. .Thenegro's eyes grew larger; "Foil de Lawd sake," he a pharmacy of his own, or rather bought on First Shipment o f Cuntelotipes suddeuly^exclalmed’ *‘de Dehhil and de the Instalment plan, und located next door The Arst caiileloupes to leave Sanford Law d’s 'vidln* up the folks." and taking tp the furniture store of his father-in-law. were shipped last week by Stanland & to his heels, he Aed down the road. Half He is now running opposition to Dr. New- Aldrich, and were consigned to the wella mils away a white man rushed otl| and lan, in carrying the Anest brand of (en nown congnIsslon house of Miles & Co. slopped him. "What is the matter f what cent cigars. r. Aldrich expects to ship in car lots in u ■OnUlfcldir night of my home y is! t I wps few weeks. The can}elou|NtcrOp is n new are you running like that fort" "Oh! don't stop mq, don't stop me; I'se got to invited to attend a musical given by one in tills section, many having raid'll ,-gcLflwax from hero." wailed theifrightened Madams La Grand and Company.11 When them for home roarkeigrblirVerv few up. negro. "De Debbll ami de Lawd 'a back Upon entering the new Metropolitan The­ Oil a large settle. It is rumored that next in de cemetery up ilar 'vidln' u p d efolks; ater. the sweet fdmillar tones of music season there will be quite an area planted N ew M odel F B u ic k lemine go, lemme go." Here, that wont were wafted to me, and can lL be that to canteloupes in the celery delta, us they do; you've got to go back witii me and Madame Le Grand, the famous pianist, is grow tu a Ape size, and have a most ex­ see what is going on." aaid the white my dear old friend and classmate, Ruth cellent Aavor, on account of the Irrigation. man, amFkiaking him by the collar hs Abbott T Never in my life have I enjoyed Name For Mie Ball Park forced the other to retrace his- atepa. a performance so much as this one, and I When the two reached the cemetery the need not say that Ruth and I hod a long The following names have been handed counting was still jjoiug on: ‘i'll take this talk in ber dressing room, after the musi­ in and Tbe Herald will publish the list one," I'll tnlTe that one," when suddenly cal, over tin- many changes of the past until the season opens. The names or A g e n ts F o r th e C e le b ra te d one of them said: "Now we'U get the two ten years. How little site thought in for- the young iodies~wiH .he kept sacret until outside, and' we'll be doneT* And they ir*" the contest has been decided. Every say that the white man beat the negm Ssnford iady should nasIiniTnamlng' the running. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT bull park. Send in your name to The ., What country ought to be the richest in In giving up our old familiar place» ami Herald. the worldT Ireland; for its capital is al­ precious keepsakes to others we wish to West Park. ways Dublin. know that they are left in trusted and Celery City Diamond. Which is the largest room in the woridf faithful hands. With this in mind, we, Diamond Park. In _ T h e room for imfwiMmeiUii i_ y - t t the Betuorrorihe Qaas'tiroOor Uw San­ T R i u r a r -----------------v. Ernest spent a night In Jacksonville ford High School, City of Sanford, County Stevens Park. last week. He went to tly> Aragon HoteL of Orange. Slate o f Florida, do make and Sunset Pork. The man behind the desk told the boy to declare, on this day, May 18th, 1009, this Holly Park. sIkjw him to his room. The .boy led him our last will and testament. Robert E. Leq Park. into, the elevator, but Ernest backed out !. We do bequeath to the seniors of Olympia Park. • „__ _ ___ ____ _«___ «t__ ■ * ____ __ ut once, saying: "Hold on, I want one with ‘10 our reserved seats in “ BaUlhead Colonial Pork. a bed In lL” Kow," and may they feel the responsibil­ Tbe Lucky Diamond — O a k A v e . b e tw e e n ¡Second and T h ird S tre e ts Tommie at the Zoo—"Say mister lathis ity of keeping up the dignity of these hon­ Edge wood park "" nwwo*** p cross-eyed heart*' ored places, as w# have done. We also Marlawe Park PAPER AND CLASS PROPHECY Pepsi ColaBottling Company T HAT the clothing we handle signalize the highest accomplishment in con- ed to conviction by inspection of the garments themselves. ' This significant achievement is our claim to your consideration; A claim that is founded oh tangible results. IftpraHtyHs'ymrr^strtrng~p’5iTîr1('r us~ supply you. • Clothier and Men’s Furnisher t Sanford Machine & Foundry Works BUICK cars j New Garage Connection for Repairing and Storage of Automobiles ■ lrf * • 1 - �B? im <1. 1909 Items of fnteresl GIOaned From Various Sources happenings during the week Here Hi* Readers Will find a Brief Historical Sprint Flowing Tor Hurried Readers - xojojl, the famous Buddhist temple, altuateU In Shlbn Pork. Toklo. w ob complete­ ly destroyed by lire recently. Loss $200000. Only those who know" llic pride oi ,be Japanese In their temples can con­ ceive the effect of this Irreparable loss to -the people. The fire was started by beiiar, who was living Ih n hole beneath 0» floor of the temple. The man was cold and had kindled a fire with old paperand »ticks with which to keep warm. Walter II. H olcom b, w ho e sca p e d from the Georgia sta te prison in 1877, w n s u r: filled and taken bock to p riso n In st w eek to finish servin g h is s e n te n c e . H e Is 7 i! 'year*01'1- nnd •'"* nine ycnr* t0 Bcrve-* Fire in the w nreh o u se of the B u ffalo co t­ ton mills at U n io n. S . O .; la s t w e e k , b a d ly damaged about 1.000 h n le s o f cotton. Several earth q u ake sh o ck s w ere d is t in c t ­ ly felt lust week th rvuiilm ut ifo rthcrn In som e Illi­ se ctio n s of W isco n sin . No damage w us ilo n e . During u tempest off-the Spanish coast Bilbao, recently, over sixty veaselsot the fishing fleet foundered and. many of the crew« lost their lives. near A political d ead lo ck ill th cftlln o ta le g is­ lature which h a s e x iste d s in c e la st J n itu aay over the cho ice o f a U n ite d S u it e s lenatur. w ns broken la s t w eek b y th e elec'tlon of Win. L o rim e r on th e ninety-TlTfir ballot. This wns brought nboui hy flfl Democnits voting witli 35 Inilepeniicnt ‘"Rgpabllcana. f Capt. G. W. BftITord pf Buford, Ga„ nccl----ttmtnliymmtrin rontnet with tm plrx-trie Notice Of Incorporation Notice of Incorporation •» hereby ffivao that w*. the imdfnlfnrd. Ntittee I» hereby given Ihnl we, the undersigned.' rnteod 10 apply tu the Honorable Albert W lill- Intend to apply to the Honorable Albert W. GilclirlM. (.ovrrnor oi the ststr of FliirkJn. on the Bib vbpits Gtivernoi of the Slate of Florida,- on theday u fju ly . A O. 180871» W trr» patent incor- ZZnd day of Junr. A. U. IWU9, for Lettrri Patent "F .Ë M 1** Building and Loin Allocation, Incorporating the SANFORD ATHLETIC AND under the following proposed charter, the original AMUSEMENT ASSOCIATION under the following JJÎ c, • JîÆ®ÏÎ.?ri offlceof the Secretary proposed charter, the original of which It now on ule in the office ofitlie Secretory of the Stole of of Sentent Florida. W. D. Hoccrs. Florida. Geo. A. DiComx. W H. Uxomraiu, D. G. WAtari. S. Keser, H, R. SrtvrM. G. R. Cauioun, -, B, W. Humain. S. PlUMTON. T. A. NrwLAN, Geo. A. DrCorm. ____ J . D. D avison . ARTICLES OE INCORPORATION OE EAGLF.S ARTICLES OE INCORPORATION OF SANFORD BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ATHLETIC AND AMUSEMENT ASSOCIATION VVe, the uiidertlgnrd. have nssurlntrd ounelve* 'blundersIgned, have (usudaiai uurxdvcs togetner. Jna do hereby nixoclnle ourselves for the lugethrr for the (.iitpo»e of forming Into n L>«ly purpose of forming ourselvei info a l*»dy politic iHilltlc and corporate under and by virtue of the and cor i torou*, under and by virtue* of the law* of law, of the State of Florida, and do adopt the fol­ Inc state of Florida. and do adopt the following ar­ lowing nnk-les of Incorporation. A1TK1Z i. ticles of incorporation. Î be nnnte of ihM corporation ahall Iw SANFORD am a r i HLETIC AND AMUSEMENT AMUS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, nT!*P, nflmê. oTllldj corporation* shall be Eagle* mid it* place of business shall be liimcling and iMrin Association and its place of Ora'ige t.ounty. Florida. Imi&ncss shall 1« at Sanford. Orange, County. Fla. AtTITLt it. , Umax ii The general nOTure of the business to la- transTrie gcnrral nature of the business to lie conduct* ai ted and conducted by this rorporalloa shall l»c, ed hy thisrurporMlombaM Ik* ta buy, own. sell torswvmrnge RBSM and promote albb-tlrs and aiRuseand convey realjejtote, and to iinproVe the same mems of_________ all kinds, to . orgt organize nnd maintain tennis t»y «Téctlng bpitiiIluflrTheretm; tolsorrow money and lii plhy bs basrhqll, football, b*ti. and other games reunirKJU É jp otherwise ^ ------1to own. mainigli secure the same, sgrne, ai anil* monies owing, by lag skill, 1, tanwn. mainili In. Joperate and manage Intgfn, mgr n rlv' __park mortgHges. deeds, bunds, notes or other obligations driving I for the purpose of _____ I riscin.ig tu horse therrfor; to mnke ndvances and loans of money; to promote and encourage and ctuuiuct fairs and e fenae real estate as landlords: to buy and sell, to position. Inrun, o|«rateand maintain an atnusenniuirr, own and bold all personal property neces­ uteiit park, to own. huy, sell and convey real sary to ndvantogeouily conduct nmi transact any estate, to acquire, own. buy, sell nnd convey perbusiness that this corporation Is authorized to car* sonnl'pruperty of every kind nnd character, to ............ „.. erect such buildings as It mny desire or deem ry on; and to do all such other and ruithrr things os may 1» necessary or expedient to tie ‘ lie done fur .proper, or lliut may be rnqilre.1 fu; the use. of the tarsiar»» <rf TfiW esWTWtfftffrfn Th ffirr) ing cm Its business; to borrow iliosuccrnsfiil transaction uf the b ' corporation; and to hnvr. eserclser and ___ enjoy all tnongy and to secure trie same and monies other­ Ills rights, powers and privilege, incident locurpo wise owing by mortgage denis, bonds, notes. 0» rations o rg a n im l and eslsting under llie ln w s -o f other oUignliuns therefore; and tu do all such other the State o f Florida. mid futthrr things ns mny tie necessary nnd ex­ pedient tu be done for the successful transaction Aimm in The amount of the capital stin k of this corpora­ t>f uny of thr business this corporation it autliurUrd tion shall Ite Twenty Tlniii'uiid IS2U.0U0.UU) LM- to transact and «NMidiM-l; mid to hnvr n ft such nther Irirs. to be divided initi two thou »find shares of Uie and further p i v e » inoetidental to cortHjraliuus pm vKhveoiTeu ($10.00) IWIsn euill. tribe unfit; orcmttzed'nnilWkfsnTtg underifilMnws of the State lur with lawful money of the United Stales. All nr of r'lurklu. AKiiai. tu liny portion of the said capital stack may ho pay­ Tlie amount of the capital stock of this corporaable In or Issued or used fur or in the purchase of mi slmll tie. FIVE THOfSANj) ($5,001)00) property, I111sir or services, at a Just valuation lion I OI.I^KS, tu U‘ d Hid ciI into five _luiiulml shares t hereof to lie determined liy the board Df directors. IX) nf the par valili'of Ten DullArs «¡fti Id lia paid for ----- ------------ - iiiiiit'ir ’ — 1 his corporation shall continue and have full with lawful money of the United .States All ur power tockercise its corporate rights urn! franchises miy [sirtlon of the said capital stuck mny Ih- p a y in or Issuixl orused for or in tin- purchase of for it perltsl of ninety-nine yean front and alter the able pruperty. Intuit ut services, at a Just valuation tuiunteiicciueiit of Its corporate existence. thereof to be d et ermi ned by the Isuini of dlrectofji AMHU- V AKTICU IV The business of this curpurntion shall tie con­ This corporation shall contlhur ami have full ducted by the following officers. A president, vk-e- l*iwrr to exercise Its corpornte rights and fran­ |iresident, treasurer and secretary, elected by the chisai for a per lui of ninety-nine yean from and Ismrd of directors, mid a hoard uf directors of not after the commencement o f tts corporate rxistrnnr. less than five nor mure than seven directors, who w n n z V. shall U- stockhalders In said corporation, to UThe business of this curpurnlii>ii‘l shull In-cunelected by the stuck holders uiid'unlly The office uf ducjnl by n - president, vkv-uresklriil, secretary secretory mid treasurer may Ih- held by the same ami ircusurer, and n lourd of directors of not li* s person. then five members. Until after the Brit annual meeting of the stock­ Until aftef the first nnniial meeting of thr stik-kholders. herein provided for. nnd until their suc- holders, the altleerk of this corporation shall Ih* tcafura aricclcUcd aiiiLuualilin l, Ihr idlhwrs of ibU Gew A. IVH- hicw- i‘rTsntrni~0-—tr—Wagner: Vtcc* «Nirpuratlun shall tie W. D. Holden, pn-sidrnl: W. II LUr siilrnl; J - Il IInvì i , n, W m m r »ml 1 hh h ft* UmlcrWtiod. vkie iiréxlami; uml S Kuiijc. srt'rc- Ilie Uiurd of dirivtnr» ahull lie Geo A . ik 'C b itm , tur»' am i treasurer: the Imanl of liiret turx sfinì) hr l>. G. Wuglier, 11. K. Stevens. Il; W, He nul on and W. 1). H ohten;G . H. Callioun, W. it. Underwood. T. A. Newluti S. I ’lili’jtu n uml George A DeCottex. . The firm ur organization meeting uf the tlorkholder» of this i-orporotioiV »hull lie held in the dty of Sanford. Orange county, Muridii. on the ISlIi day of July. A D IBOII, for I lit- pin|mie uf mlupt.Mjfhy-lnwi: nnd rviuipirlmg die uigurilzanimof tlie eoritorktlop, ut herrinlirfure pryvlded for, und thereafter the annual meeting» of the itm-kholdem »hull lm held un the m-tNind Thur»ilay in July uf each and every year. wins ciiurgml with 50,000 volts, Inst wi-t*k ami allhough tlds firent current j);ifi8i‘ii through Ills hoily it did not kill him. The XXltOJ. VI h e highest lim onili of Indi liliNliir»» ur lin h iljly , gulil ipectacles on liis nose were molted tuTwhich I his itiriHitnlim i «tulli tuhjeci itself »hall »tuck 'arul the nails in Ids shoos were welded. \ lie twice tlie iiinount uofmit»»capital vn The name» and residence»nl the rllilng InThe western ¡utekers have given notice corporiitur» uf till» ciirim ratlnn. uml«ulm ttie nuiunm of ili.it they will advunee the price of fresh ap ltal »tuck suini rlin tl hy each are a» follows W I). Holden. ‘ ' Sanford, Flu -in sila re » meals from 2 \U tn 4 cents a pound. V» H. Underwiaxl, Suufurd, F la -til Share» r. Suufurd. Flu JO Share» ' Damaging litMitls were prevalent lust S Rouge, K C iilliiiu n . Suufurd. Flu J p Siiare» S P iilrsim i, Suufoid. f lu JO Shun-» week in the states of Alabama, laniisinna A IIct'o tir» , Suufurd. Flu . JO Share» «ini Mississippi. -It is estimated that in lu w lllir» » wilt n oi the »utnu’rihhig imuirpurutur» ul If m rlM Iutluii tiu vu hereunto «tluiculied llieir autne seel Inns tin- cotton t'rtqi will lie biiuft J)ui!'iA W |). Hoi m i.____________ W ITTKii,,NiiST!i pi-rvciiL in suy linthing nf the loss on" S Ruma., DthofTnips mat iir live "stockr- A remnrktihlr intrinl occurred if)Hamptan Kiuils, ufT Howells Point,‘ lust week, wlum n can containing the ashes of ti former ('iiiifislerate ruddier was lowered ksito the wafers in front of the |kdn( he bail helped to defend In the 00s. The mmi died in Seattle, was cremated and die ashes sent to Virginia for hunnl just gs lie reipiestetl before Ids dentBr The hmisiann state capital building ■was damaged by n windstorm this week, part uf the dome was blown off. In a recent trip, Count Zephclin.in (Jer■naay, madq a flight of 850 miles in Ids flying machine in thirty-seven hours. The S ea ttle e x p o s it io n wt\s fo r m a lly ____ « P /iif d .T u esd ay . P r e s id e n t T a ft d id thr bpcnjng hy toudiing a virgin gold key studded with Alaska nuggets while seated in Wuxhlngton. It is known as the A)ns;■L.ka-Yukon-Peciflc Kx|xisl(lon, nnd is.said 1(11«*Onmgriyid^scale. Vurious nations of Hie worTiThave exhibits, including re|>rtsentatives o f the northern tribes of Es­ quimaux and Si washes that are becoming «»linct. Julia Ward Howe last week celebrated her iHJth anniversary. Hie stcauisliJp Vigilannia of Lhe Ward Une, laden WTlh sisal gruss. jxit into Nns•au from Tnmpleo, Mexico, lust week witli her cargo an fire. ^ ta l patikef* have mined the price of ___51 05 per ItULpound* the |*«st six ixiiirt. I will fell ut puhlk- outcry In front of tny of­ fice door in Suufurd In *nid count) of Urnuge. on the 7 tli duy of June, 1909. ut II o'clock u m , tu the highest bidder lur cash, the following properly, to-wit: Seven reels of moving picture film», the properly of ahovt) staled di femlunli. Sold tale (o fie mmle under suhl writ and by virtue of an order frulli III« exjurt dati») April Sili, A. D. 1909 L. G. Snuauntuiw. Justk-e Peace. T lilfd D lstrk't. Orange Co.. H » Dateti May Bth. 1009. 38 * t In Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial Cir­ cuit, Orange County, Florida M. Frank, PlalntlfT | vs / Allactunenl. $1453 511 Now, therefore, unless you. the said Davkl H Thomas ih Xtfpen ortally he and apnear hrfore the cim ilt Oour»-uf-*he Seventh Judicial Circuit of Gr­ ange County, Florida, on the first Monday In August next, same being the Jud day of August. ATI). 1909. Judgment will 1» rendered against you, und in favor uf Hie said M. Frank and so much of Hie property altuched as may Iw sufficient tu sailsfy sukf judgment and cost• will he sold to ssluify 1 W 'ftn esirm i. Rolilnsoo, Clerk of Circuit Cuurt, Gki. A ^Lk^kJrm.'AtvJrwer for llnlnllff. 39 8 A number of the followers of the late John Alexander Uowic tire going tu found Application For Land Entry BiuitKer Zion City, near Coignry, Alimrtn Departsa£ht aTilte IiilVrior, t v h u viiifly itfi a i r " “ - " - • x -.v ■ United Stales Land Office, — S ig n i, nn o r le n t a f f'e rch a n t an d a u th e n tic a te d decendiknt o f M oham m ed, w h o h a s a t te n d e d e v e ry ^World a fair sin c e th e P h ila d e lp h ia e x p o s iJlon uf 1 8 7 U. u n d w h o w a s at S e a ttle l o b e in a tten d a n ce o n th at fa ir w ith an Im m enie stock o f o r ie n ta l g o o d jv -^ y e d J a st We«k, aged Ü0 yeass-'^lils body «dirt*« •kippej (Q Tunis. SHIPPERS OF Florida Fruits S » ; » . Gainesville, f i* .. May Z0 . 1009 ja'U-ltflrehy given that Muses O. Overstreet of Òrlando. County gf Orange. State uf Florida, has filed tir this NjftR* Ills applica Iion to enter under tlie nrovUk)H»j/i«elkHi» ZJOfl and Z3 9 7 . Revised Statutes uf theUniird States the SE !i of the SWM of Sec 2 2 . TTuwtjshlp 20 S , K. 30 E.. Tollahassee Any and all i>e»ons cfalmlni adrersefy tha land described or dealring to object Iwcauae of the mmersi character of the land, or for any oilier reason, the disposal to applicant should fife their affida * nest lu tbia uffice. on ur before It y. 1809. H orn S. Cmum, « »»<1 ',Vegetables t+ tfttfe . General Insurance Agents ~ SAN F 0 RD, FLORIDA HAND L I V E R Y , F E E D and S A LE H a r n e a t and B u g g la s S TA B LES * Blackmmlthlng and H oraaahoaing H o rs e s and M u le s Bought and Ex ch a n g e d A U T O M O B ILE S FO R L IV E R Y U S E Pope Contracting Company Ili^li-Gnule Mouse-Iiuildlni* a Specialty _ , Axnru. vi. . DEALERS IN Th«’ lihlht'Al amount of liHl«'!>tt*«)i)fAi$ or iin h iliiy 10 which KIti» I'onxiraGmi 1111111 sul»>cct i u r l f shall I k * G ic $uin of F iv e Thousand Dollars. * AX t h u s 11. Builders’ Supplies, Iiiterlarchen Sand Thr niirnt*« ami rrsldfnrrs of thr inlnuTlhtnfl In* iDMHjrnUirs. and Ihr miunltit of capital Murk »ulr i nljcd hy euch arc as follows: (ico ’ A DcCoitm . Sanford, F la Ter* shares. D G W iifitirf, Sunford. Flu Ten shares l). Davison. Sanford. FTp Ten »hart*«. K. Slo vrtia. Sm ifonl, Fla . IV n fdinrcs. 11 W Herndon. Sun ford. F lu . F iv e s lia rc i T . A N cwlm i, , Sanford. F lu . F iv e slm rcs. IN W IT N E S S W m iH F D F . G ic su U c rlh ln g Inror|H»rt!l«iri> have hcrciinlu set G icir hands (leo. A Drikillrs y — _— Alpha Cement, Acme Plaster Pluns, Kstiinutes, 11ml all lufornintiijn relative tu Uuildiiit* ^ D G Wayinn II K Stevens II W Herndon Cheerfully Furnished — (im ej-T AT-RESIDENœ A K Drought, v> O F SA N FO RD , F L A . O n ly N a tio n a l B a n k in O r a n g e C o u n t y Funds P ro te cte d by B u r g la r y In s u ra n c e S a f a ty D eposit Boxes for R e n t ’ O R G A N I Z E D 1887 I. C. HUGHES CONTRACTOR a nd B U I L D E R Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty None hut llrst-chiM labor pniiloyed and ail contracts tJdaruuleed to be in accordance with |iians and s|»eciflcatiuns I um In Uusinrss to do Business for Those Postofflos Box 771 Who Need My Services «eSff* The Popular Price and ____ ______________________ N o t ic e o l lkiHCliiirue- OSO. PERNALD, V las-P rs*. D. P. W HITNER. A s ti. Cashlar F. p . RAND, P ra sld in l f. P. PO R B TE R , C ssh lsr Itili lu Kv mu ve d u in i (ru m T it le A1unit' WotKlhriiigc, ami C c Wnrwick, Tru»lee. To C. C, Warwick. Trustcs-: Thoino» Emmet Wilson, tx-ing ,1uly sworn. Url*,»,-» mill *a>*: Thut he is utie uf tlo- utlornrys fur Itic complainants In the above entitled cause, that tiffiant bn* good reason to believe and tides ticllev,that the defendant, C. C. Warwick, trustee, is n resident of n *(nte or country oilier than tlilsslatr» Hint the residence of sakl C. C. Warwick, trustee. Is unknown, Hint there is no (H-rson In the slate of Floraln, the service of a subpoena uiatn whom would hind said defendant, and that said defen­ dant it over the nge of twenty-one ( 21) years You ate therefore ordered to nlitmur to tills hill on Monday The' fitii day of July A D 1909, thr »aim- being a rule day uf tills court It U further ordcreii that this order lie published in Tlie Suufurd Herald, a nrwtpnpcr published In Dtuiigr county. Florida Witness H M. Robinson, clerk of the Circuit' Court for ilia Seventh Judicial Circuit or Orange County and tlie seal or the said court, tills the 5 |)| day of May A. D. 1909 . II. M. Rpymsuit. Clark. JH-H Hy M .A. IIowahi. Ii, c. *' TiicuA» Emvim Wilson. Complainant's Solicitor. 'I’ llONF 2fll FIR ST NATIONAL BANK ll c i r i i Keith N kh u l Drooglit joiimil fiy her liushiim l, 1 lía ford'» map of the town of Sanford. Oronge county. M olida, has been ullached to sa tisfy the demand of plaint ill in the atuve case to the oimnint of :.* r r x I Till* firtt or ortlanl/ailon inc^tlnit of G ilt corporaGon sh all I k* held at Sanford. Florida, on Gu* 2HGi day of Jin»«*. A. I). 11)011, and llu r r o f ir r Gic* annual mccGnii of » In k lioldt-ri kiioll I mi I iu IU on lit«* fmrrttT Mumlay Ü1 J u im u T f a r ii ami every year----------------- _All jion-oim «pe-bedTiby notifictl That David H. Thomas. Defendant. )________ !»• !*>»vul H- Thm niii'Tt'Broadsuy'.N cw Turk, oji, to-wit, the iWth tluy of Juno, 1909, N. Y.. aud tu nil whom It may auuem: Yuu arr hereby notified (hat a writ of attachment Tiie guaranty Trust anti Saving Bank issued <«it of the oltkv of tha Clerk uf the Circuit will abltlv for its flnal tilacharKe a<* ex­ CtHirl uf the Seventh Judicial Clrruil, Orange Coun­ ecutor of tiie estate of ivoriiq; A. Clmxc, ty, Flurlala, dated the 3 0 tli day of April, A D. 1909, at the suit of M. Fronk against David II deceased, to the Hon, William Martin, OranRe Count, Thomas, which writ has been returned hy the »her County Judge of ili execute»); and your property, to-wlt Lot 3 . *. 7 Florida, and for the approval by sa aiid 8. of Dlock Z. Tier 4 . according to E. R. Traf­ months, but liave^. advanced the buying Seventh Judicial Clrvuit, Orange County, Morido, and the seal of said court this the lllli day of May, price only IS ctfliUTa hundred pounds. A. 1). 1909. B M. Koei**W|^ B a d ji M oh a m n fed ase & Co. m .fi.1» .'>eaaii ■■ ■■MTiyi-.|«b—■ ' iw^r ilWt ■i i Jl i. iLikMOiAiO» rw mm m siA u -TT l'Io rid n , | L u im lic u l Uf ji uiuri , .. G. K ('»III1KIH. Itffuri* nit- p rrsn n n llf iu»tirTrmt. (Jm . A HrCiJUf'S, S f'llLtXIuN, I) (J W aiPu r. ) D D.ivi-vOd, 11 K S lrv c iiA , II \N f G lu , A . P iC o iit i Ihssndon arid T. A , Nvw I j i i i , wliu arc well known 10 I in r l«> I k the persons iu ih kn I in und who nuhicrilM'd Stale of f lurida ('«utility ul Ormi llie ir nanicii 10 ih r (orr&dnM n rtid cii oi luc orintra lit fuit? lütî, w Ululili y ifubîic, |M,*fMilitili y ihm . nnd scvernlly lu^nowlraficrl N*fore me G u t W I) llulfit'ii,. W». 11 ffiiidt-rwiitRiL -H K uiu Ji *. G E lliejr iiitweriiied an«| v k rc u ln l lIn* mime for (lie pur (*¡I I lion 11, S Fulcm oii (tinsi (im A I it Irli* wb«f iN^ev therein esoresM'd uri* w ill htuiwii tu me in I m> i lu* iH'ixut* ntim nl in W IT N F S S luv hand und seal ul Sanford, Fld rld a, :im l h I io ftul»MT¡l**il llkuir n:»im*s lu (lit* (orrtluim! on ih h G ir I .'Ult duy%il •of May. a; n ttrou Ruti n II M« intéri«** »f iii«w|»orikjn*w oimI m v « ra lly lachtiowl................lULAV Notary Dlihlk*. S ia le of Florida nl Large nl|¿nt Itríin r Hit* lim i lliry r m u l n l ih r lU tiir-iiir My Cuiiniiis»NÌoti expires J munir y Ititi* 11GG I G ir usdì and puri*«*™ tln r riii m rn lio m il In wltnrsa wht*r*4«f 1 li a vi* lirm m tu w | ni y lui lui :nul utlUlnl Nral o fo fllcr *ii Su ufo ni in Uie (Turni v Id J tic- Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial nf ttm n^r finti Gn* FltktMki, «*«i Gii# II»«« -Iti* Clrcitll Of Florida, Orange CiamLy day uf Muy* A . 1) lftltlUi K im ’l* H. Marks, . . In CtiANi-eRV Zephyr, a small village in Texas, wus ’ N otary F Ö B I k S ln t r ni U r ¿ e My ««)liim ÍB»lon r i j d r r * Ia n U. IH IO , practically wiped out of existence hy o _________________ t__ _________________ larnudo Inst Suiitluy. Thirty-eight per­ hi Court o f Justice o f Peace, Stale of sons were killed, Florida William Murphy, mi Oklahoma farmer, Flunk W. Groyuiu. Geo, W. Aduni» and C. G fVrry, do­ recently found $20,000 in liills in a tin ing business us the Pastime can which lie had plowed up in Ids field. Theater, plaintiff*. Oranitf* C«Hjitty, ____ vi • . He wmroverjtjyed at his find, hul when T, William» nnd A. K. Buone, Third D UirW l. binine»» as Theater he learned thut they were Confederate doing Film Sappi y Com puny, de­ , . ,, 4»llls, and consequently o f no valued, lie fend tints. Under mid hy virtue of « writ of nttmhlmail «• lost his mind and hasi become nil Imbecile. sued ill the nUivr »tilted ca»e, out of the nUive 5 \ T ilt SANFORD MtRALO JEWS Of THE WORLD nois and r • H B v f t '. v ; County Jutijie t»f final accounUnjf as sot forth in its ro|H>rt to said County Judge's office in the City of Orlando, Orange County, Florida. Orlando, Florida. January lfi, 1909. The Guaranty Trust and Saving Hank, 29-fan W. M. Bcatwi.k, Jr., PreaidenL eo YEARS*- E X P E R IE N C E P atents UP-TO-DATE RESTAURANT S|>cdal Kates hy the Week First Class Special Tallies Deserved For Utdies " J T M r S T U M O N ,: .• If' * Proprietor é (Corner Fulnietto und First Sts.) O. J. HARTLEY DEALER IN C H O IC E F L O R ID A AND W E S T E R N M E A T S ’Phon» 1 Park Avanti* In B p a tr 'a C roca ry A V A NT & H A Y E S LU M BER i PEA LER8 D csions CoeVRIO M T« Ac. Anyone sending a skateh and desertntlnn nay n qiileklr w*(ori*lii oar optnloa free whether Invsalloa is rrubsblf Coxumniil lions strtetlyeonBdenUaL HANDBOM on rate sent freo. Oldwl agency fo¿se«rliig patenti Patenta taken tnronah Munti tk Co. receive Spartii nef«»*. »Ukost ahorro. In the Prepared to Furnish all Framing Material i; A handsomely Rimirai ad weekly, tusmst etreutai ton of any Ktantlfie fivernaL Terms. M a year ît four months, taw luoniu. |L Hold by all nawsdoelars. P o s t o f f i c e A d d re ss S A N F O R D t F L O R ID A M ill a t C A M E R O N C IT Y , “ . Scientific Jlmcrican. L nssami. N ew York ¿kl T at^Vfashtnalun, ---------- =-------- -- • LU M BER CUT TO ' O RD ER i; �r - i l THt SAÑrORÓ T f r i i i i i 10 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS k* $141.60. Estim ated coat o f clearing, $10.00. One cu lv ert Cameron A ven e«, $45.00. T o u l estim ated cost o f this section. ( 10$,00, . f l l o p o a . t c u l l bottom Notioe ls hereby given that sealed bid» WHI Tie w idni.'Y fset received ‘ hue D itch N orth Biaa. N o. 4i . T o u t float coon o f excavation, 8516.74. Estim ated cost the board-oi county comm luionrr* of »aid minty, o f clearing, $130.00. Estim ated co st o f culverta, $46.00. Engineering. $60.00. t»hl bid* relating to the Drainage of the Sen ford Drainage Dittrlct eo Domed (Including »11 or the Ball mated cost o f ditch, $800.74, ditch««, drain*, creek* ond w«ler creek* »* pro­ vided for) accord In| to plan* and specifications (tonava Avana a D itch Month Mida Wo. B. B eginning at a stake on the Buuth aide ,UThe rnfatitltle* <lven herein are calculated from o t Geneva Avenue and on the East sljto average end area* made at each one hundred feet degrees, 30 m inutes east with said aouth •tatkin and are approximate only. line 16 feet south o f the lino between Sections S3 and 14 to B u tton 80 which SPECIFICATION Is 16 fe e t south o f 80,14 section line and East Side Drainage Canal N orth be­ In tho saw grass o f Duke Jessup, con ginning 1370 fe e t,o a s t o f Ute Bouthcoat slating o f three sections, I. e., 17. 18 and corn er Bectlon T hirty-three 1 9. • ----- ---------- — ------ --------------------- ------* 8. B .) (St-c. 33 ), T ow n sh ip T w en ty iT*p. W . ■eotlon Wo. IT.— Is 3000 fe e t lon g from South 1tango T h irty -on e Kant ( 8. II. 31 Station 70 to Btutlun 60, con sistin g o f K.) at a stake marked "O ' ; lltonce with 1081 cu b ic ynrils o f excavation estlm a: •aid lino aouth o f Bectlon T lilrty-throe ted nt $163.16. Estim ated cost o f cle a r­ iSoC, 31) W eal to B outhw est corn er ing, $80.00 Estim ated cost or this s e c ­ thereof, a dlatanco fit 3(1 foot, thenco tion, $343.16. Slope j to 1; bottom width on a line North IS feet, m a t fro m it 3 fret. and parallel thereto to atation 9*x 6? ‘ a Section 18.— Is 3600 feet long from din tan co o f l.VSG foot m ill to riiu ru iu n ii Stations 60 to 36 and con sists o f 2316 At tho back waters o f U iko Mcmroo on ■wWl yards. Butlm ntwr nt *333.(0. E s­ a line IB fo o l coat o f the lino hot ween timated co st o f clearing $80.00, • One Hnotions 38 and 39, con sistin g o f fou r cu lvert R ichm ond Avenue, $46.00. T w o section», I,a., one, two, three, four. culverta Cameron Avenuo 16 ft. span Section Ha. 1.— 1200 fe e l long from each. $90.00. Estim ated cost o f this Station 77 to Station BB cftnalsUng o f section, $647.40. Slope 1 to 1; bottom 1087 cublo yards In excavation estimated width, 3 feet. ut 8183.06. Uns cu lv e rt' estim ated at S ection 1»,— In 3600 feet lon g from 84B.00, 600 lineal' fe e t 30 Inch -M w o f B u tton 36 to "O ,” and con sists o f 863 MB.9ÛJ tils 11300.00. C learing estim ated at cu blo yards. Estim ated cost, (137.80. ìhu 00. ou. T Total st o f this se c­ Estim ated cost o f clearing. 180.00. T o ­ otal estim ated co cost tion, 11488.06. tal estim ated cost o f this section, $307,* 90. Btope J l a - l ; bottom width 1 f e e t . T ota l estim ated cost o f Geneva A v e ­ nue Ditch south side. No. 6 : T otal cost o f excnvntlon. $633.36. Estim ated cost inch" tile. Ilio J .b o ’ ’ atid clVarlnk estlm a- o f clearing, $240.00. Estimated cost o f Estimât tid at »87.36. T ota l usUinnted co s t at bridges. (136.00. Engineering, $80.eo. T othis section, I I 670.76. B ottom width, tal estim ated cost $1067.36. i fo o t: slope, 1 to 1. ____ section wo, el—it 1» I 600 tonrnm f -Hrwr^fortan Wood » I t c h Wo. -------from B U tlon 30 t o - 6, con sistin g o f 3314 a t Station "O " a point on cublo yards o f excavation estim ated at theB eginning east side o f lleardall Avenue nnd 16 8414.16. One cu lv ert estim ated at feet east o f the northwest corner o f the 846.00, and clearin g estim ated at $83.86. Bouthwest o f tho northeast quar­ T ota l estim ated cost o i this section, ter, Sectionquarter $, Tow nship 10, Houth. R ange. 1642.10. Blooey 1 $0 1: bottom width*. 31 cast, thence with the beating or. mild lion line eusl ward follow in g the cen ­ H «caon Wo. - t ^ - I V Ii'~ i0 0 ~ fe e r long See ter lino o f the present construction sta­ from B u tton 6 to "O ," con sistin g o f 701 tion 74 and there term inates at 7400 cublo yards, estim ated at $87.63, and feet from e place o f beginning, co n ­ clearing estimated at $17.63. T otal e s­ sisting o f th three sections, I. C., 30, 21 timated cost o f this section, $106.14. 22. Bast Bldo Drainage Canal Houlli, -and fDotion OO.— Is 860« fe e t -lo n g from - Ditch Not-I!.—T his d itch -b e g in s a t Btn- Htutlon 76 to 60, con sistin g o f 2236 c u ­ tton “ O" ot the som e point us the north bio yards o f excavating estim ated at bound ditch and Is tho sainu system o f $336.40. Clearing estim ated at $80.00 Intercepting us tho north one, with a I'otnl estim ated co s t o f , tills section, great outlet to Duke Jessup. Htat Ion $416.40, Slope, ltt to 1; bottom width. -To" Is a t the summit level, llegln oot . nlng at a point 379 fe e t Bast o f the 1 f•action 91,— is 3600 feet Jong from H outh«eat Corner, Bectlon T hirty-three nuiufiWimt bviim ii iwwiav- - .- . Button to Station 36. con sistin g o f (S3) ‘ Tow nship . T w enty (30) Houth 2864 cu b60 ic yards, estim ated at $42B.no. Ilango T h irty-on e t i l ) Bust; thunco Tutul estim ated cost o f clearing, $KA0o, east with the south line o f said section One cu lvsrt Cameron Avenue, $46.00,T w o 1000 feet to the northeast co rn e r 1o f the aulverts 1Itlchmohd Avenue, $90.00. To* northwest quarter o f the northwest o f —th «tusrter, llieime smith - WtttI tl—T .l 1UI67 -toS t-tomt K I ; lin tie m w l d t h r ______ ttirnugn tnu tiPin. i1 ran t » 'ur ' BOTtiuiir •action aa.— I h 2600 foot long from 4, 9 and 10 o f Tow nship T w enty (30) Stations to "O ," con sistin g o f 2086 South K ongo T hirty-on e (31) Kant, and cu b ic j-a r d25 ated nt $312.90. E sti­ inating at the water lino o f Duke mate*! costs estim „. term terminatine o f clearing, $80.00. Total Jessup nt Biatlon 143x40 a dls(ance o f estim ated cost o f tills sect I >11, $392.90. 13,340 fe e t aouth from angle at 10, con ­ IJi to 1; bottom , 1 foot. sistin g o f six sections, I e., 6, 6, 7, 8, 9, Slope "lotnl estim ated cost o f Jordan Ilo a l 10. . r-T*ntnt c o s t n fn m rv n tltln . HactiuJi JTO. 0. -Til 7300 f. . t IoniT frulli fM trh-N or 6Estim ated cost o f clearing, K Biatlon 143 to Biatlon 126, and con sist­ t IU77.BU. Diverts, $136.00. Engineering 1240.00. Cui ing o f 3629 cu b ic yards o f excavation, 160.00. Tolut Toll cat limited .cost Of ■ dite l “ in estimated at $441,13, c touring enti muted No. *, $1613. * ut $38.22, T otal esllm aleil cost o f tills r'° - •> » ' v' 1-‘ 9p. . „ sveltoti. (6*8,34^. Hlope. 1 to 1; bottom B row n Bond Ditch Wo. 7. width 4 feet. ' * Oro Beginning at a point on the east side ■action Ho, 0.— Is 2600 feet long from Htatlon 125 to Btutlon too, conststlng o f o f Ueardull Avenue, 16 feel south o f the 7999 cu bic yurds o f excavutlon, estim a­ northwest corner o f the southwest quar­ ted nt $999.87. Estim ated1, cost o f ter, Bectlon 4, T ow n sh ip 20, Bouth R ange $199.97. One farm crossing, $8.00. E s­ 31 Kust, ut Htatlon "O, thence *1181 with timated co st o f tills section, $1207.84. the said V4 lino and the center line o f Bectlon 3 fo r a distance o f , 7600 feet or Hlopo.'l to 1; bottom width, 4 feet. Section H o .-7.— Is 2600 feet long. Htatlon 76, -and there ternflnates, c o n ­ Htatlon 100 to Htatlon 75 con sistin g 0/ sistin g o f fou r secttqns, I. e., 23, 24, 26 ling, estim a­ and 26. 8567 cu b ic yards o f escavatili« ■action 83.— Is 600 feet long from Sta­ ted at $1070.87. Estim ated cost o f clearing $214,17. Tutul estim ated cost tion 80 to 76, und con sists u f 60 cu bic o f tills Bectlon, $1286.01. Hlope, I to 1; yards o f excavutlon, estim ated at $9.00. Estim ated cost o f oleurlng, $12.00, Ksbottqm width, 4 feet. f H jim l.w l ...1.0 -.iS . . CPU— n t l f » i — $4M f ” , Slope. I ty I; hot tom width, I foot. ■ a c tio n '8 4 .— Is 2600 fe e t-lu n g from '7890 cubic yards o f ex ca v a tin g . ustlma—'tod Ut 11183,26. Clearing estfhiatsd at Htatlons 76 to 60, and con sists o f 990 $ 197.26. T olu l esl limited- cost o f this cubic yards o f excavation estim ated ut section $1380.60. Btope, 1 lo 1; bottom (142.60, Estim ated cost u f clearing, (8,0.00. T otal estim ated cost o f this riditi, 3 feet. width. B acilou lfo . 9.— Is 250Ú feet tom from section $2760.60. Slope 1 to I; bottom *. Htatlon 50 to Htatlon 25, con sistin g o f width, 1 foot. ■action 85.— Is 3600 feet long from 4IU. cubic yards o f excavating estim a­ ted at $517.26. Clearing estim ated nt Htutlon 60 to Htutlon 26, und con sists ol $102.87. One farm crossing. $8.00. Total 1431 cu b ic yards estim ated at $214.66, estimated cost o f tilts section, $728.12. Estimated cost o f clearing, $80.00. One cu lvert Cumerou Avenue. $45.00. T w o Btope, 1 to 1; bottom width, 2 feet. ■action Ho. 10.— Is 2600 feet long from cu lverts 'R ich m on d Avenue $90. Totul Htutlon 25 to Htatlon "O ." con sistin g uf estimated cost o f this section $429.65. 39U9 cu bic yurds o f excavating, esllm n- Hlope 1 to 1; bottom width 1 foot. ■action 80.— Is 2500 fc o t lon g .from list at $488.02. Estim ated cost o f clear­ in g, $97:78.-— One farm crtiKBtng‘ $8.tm. Htutlon 2 5 -t e r ^ O ,” nnd contains 1213 Estimated cost o f this section, $594.34. cu b ic yards, estimated, cost, 1(81.96, T o ­ T otal estim ated cost o f East Bide la) estim ated cost o f clearing, $80.00. Drainage Capul, $9601.22. T otal cost o f T otal cost o f this section. $261.96. Hlope to 1; ,Ihj! turn width, one foot. excavathpi, $6869.40. Estim ated tost o f T otal cost o f ilrow u Road Ditch No.. 7 I tile, $2400.00. Estim ated cost o f clear­ Teliti cost o f excavation. $548.10. ing. $1097.82. Engineering, $180.00 E s­ E stlumled cost o f clearing, $262.0(1. timated cost o f culverts, bridges, etc., Estimated cost o f culverta, $135.00. $114.00. Total coat o f ititeli, $9661.21. Engineering, $60.00. CIIAHE DITCH WO. 3. T otal estim ated cost uf this ditch, lleglnnlng at a stake ut the Bouthwest $996,10. .J corner o f the N orthw est (Juurtor, Bectltrn -Ifi-qiflw nahlp 19, Bouth Urunge 31 . W httner D itch Wo. A East at Biatlon “ O " ;-- thenco North 88 lleglnnlng at tho southw est corner o f degrees and $0 minutes East with the Vi lines o f said sections nnd Bectlon 34. the northeast quarter, Bectlon 33, T ow n ­ suld town and range to Biatlon 76 ut ship 20 Booth R ange 31 east, thence the water line o f Ht. Johns R iver where north on a lino to u point 26 feet north It crosses said lino con sistin g uf fou r o f the c e n t e r .o f Celery Avenue, thence east 300 feat, thence north through sections, I. e , II, 12, 13 and 36. ■action Wo. 11.— Is 1100 feet long from W hittier's land and on line between J. N. W hltner and Btephens to Htatlon 66 Htatlon 86 to 76. con sistin g o f 42 cubic yards, esllm ntrd at $5.26. lind clearing ut water line on W oodruff Cimai In-totke estim ated ut $10.60. T otal estimated Monrue Huts, con sistin g o f three sec­ cost o f this section, $16.76. Btope 1 to tions, 1. *•,, 2 1, 28 and 29. . ■setton É7.— Is 700 feet long from Bto*_ 1; bottom width, 3 feet. 0 ■action Ho. l l t - r l s 2600 feet lon g from lion 67 to B tsilon 60 and cortTallis'z0! Htatlon 76 lo Htplhm 6lf, con sistin g u f cu b ic 'Vards estim ated ut $20.12. T ola) * 2842 ruble VuFds, est Idm ted at $793.76. estim ated cost o f clearin g $30.00. E sti­ ( ’ tearing >■»(limited nt $58.66. T otal os- mated cost o t tills section, $65.12. f w t ' tjpttcun, (5 d »gree stopttr- - -— : _L ______ — tlm a te d e o s l o f this sort toil,— $351:30, . Bactlon 88.— is 2500 feot long from Minile l to 1( tmltom width. 2 foCt. ■action Wo. ID.— Is 2600 feet long from Btutlon 60 to Station 26 and con sists o f Htatlon 60_lo„H tallun 26, con sistin g o f 4638 cu bic y a rd * o r excavation, estim a­ 2266 cubic yards o f excuvutlng, estim a­ ted ut 1579,00. Estim ated cost o f clear­ ted nt $339.76. Clearing estim ated nt ing, $60.00. O 119 16 fo o t cu lvert Calery 7. Brldi $46.97. , age at Cameron Avenue os- Avenue, 145.00. T otal estimate*! cost o f $674.00 _____ 27 cbstig. $4 * tlmnted at $46.00. Totul estimated oost this section, Mtutlun - o f - t h i s section $430.72 Slope 1 to b; cd .front * feat to 8 fe e t on bottom . Sta­ bottom w id th ,-2 feet. tion 46 changed from 3 feet to 4 fe e t oh Bsctlon Wo. 36.— Is 2500 font lon g from bottom. Htatlon Itstton 26 to Station Htutlon “"O O," ," conslstin« consist Beotian 8*^—1» 2500 feot long from H I ___ i|T o f 2467 cubic M inis o f excavating i-stima- Station 26 to “ O,” und con sists o f 1884 ted i at $370.05. Clearing estim ated nt y a rd s E sllm ated cost o f excavation, $10.00. Rrldgf 10.00. B ridge lU-urdall Avenue estima- 1282.60. list limited cost o f clearing $26.U0 i-d at $60.00. t<-d $C0.0(b T otal estim ated rust uf T otal estim ated cost__ g f _ this - sem lo n. thla scoi Ion. $44(1Ufi. JIlupo_l t*x-lj-4M»t— $*07r64fc— 2 fo o t hbttom, 45 tlegroit stopr. -t o m -w td tti,7 T > ()f. T ota l estim ated cost o f W hltm-r Ditch Tutal e s li mated cost o f Chase D itch No. 8: No. 3. T otal estim ated cost o f excava­ Tutal cost o f excavation, 887.72. tion, 11007.8U, i-rVf 1 c f r le -r . EsGliisteJ. oust. o f.c u lT c r t. $46,00. * 1ns, $138.7)1. Estim ated co st o f bridg­ T ota l cokt o f clearing, $106.00. Englriui ilng, $46.00. ing. $105.00. Cpst o f engineering, $70,00, Estim ated cost' o f ditch, $1307.$1, T otul estim ated cost o f this ditch. $1081.72. 0 «n * r a Avanua Ditch Worth Wo. 4. lleglnnlng nt Btutlon “ O " a point on jL B. Ofttuiroa D itch V o. s. Reardall Avenue 16 feet north lo f the B eginning on Cameron Avenue 330 N ortheast corner o f the northeast quar­ ter o f Bectlon 4, Tow nship t>. South feet north o f the aouthwest corner o f R ange >1 E ast; thence North 88 degrees Ia>t No. 6 Ilrow n'a Hubdlvlalou, Beck and 80 minutes east with the north line Ham mock, Bectlon I, tlienee eastward o f Geneva Avenue to Station ~~ In-the with the m eandering o f the old ditch to R ation 80 Lake Jessup P rairie «n endlni — d ln g I t fe e l Station 66, which la about 1000 feet In north o f the Hectlon line o f Section 84, the prairies o f Duke Jessup and co u ­ said tow n and range and there trrm l- plets o f tw o sections. L c.. 3$ and 31. n stes about 600 feet from (he hammock „.■ to tto a .W k — Is 3100 feet lon g from land In said prairie, con sistin g o f three Htatlon 46 to 26. and con sists o f 2020 *?r excavation . j s tlw atod>et H __ „ P M H tong—fiver I?* n« o f clearing, Htatlon 78 to Station 60, and contains D76.1.00, . U bottom , tw o fcot. 1841 «cu bic yards o f excavating estim a­ *tlm st«d oost o r (Ids section, (878.00. ted at $167,43.. E stim ated coat o f clear­ B ■•eAloa 31.— Is 2600 fe e t long from ing, $40.00, Estim ated co st o f this aoe- Station 26 to "O,** and con sists o f 3138 •tlon. $807.61. Slope 1 to 1; bottom cublo yards o f excavation, estim ated at width. 8 feet. E stlin a t«! eoel to f clearing, ■eotlon *-18.— Is 8500 feet lon g - ‘ -yf ‘ •"“-----r * **~1 f - "tir Htatlon 60 to Station 28. con sistin g o r Mu li f Wr **»topo 1 to 1 -; ebo Horn, 8 fe e t 8037 cu b ic yards estim ated at (26D68. Ntlmated clearing, t Imated coat cost o f clearin g, $80.00. $80.00, T o - ^ ^ J a i w a ^ w i coat - o f Cameron estim ated coat o f this section. $884,48. Hlope. 1 to 1| bottom width, t fe e t r u í J i ?¡f 4 vtt 11011• $772.96. , Clearing. *•(166.00. ■ ectloa 10.— Is 8600 feet lon g from Engineering. $40.00. B iatlon 26 to Biatlon “ O," a n i con slsis p f 1141 c u b lo . yards. E stim ated coat. Total aatlmated coat of this ditch, H I" a i ? . . » •« $967.96. Josp th C om oro* D itch, Wo. IA Bojclualnjc a t thd H. - . c a r n o r v U, Section 4, T ow n sh ip 30 South KahKe St East. 16 feet north on the east slds o f -Beardall Avenue. thence ^norOi * ! d egrees 60 minutes east with « I t o J J line to Station 36-33, thence angle leit 41 m inutes to Button 39 - 9»; angle right 0 degrees 6 rvxlnut»* to BtuGon 40x96.8 minutes, thence angld N * '1* 30 degrees 16 m inutes to station 80 on the m eadow « o f Dnke Jessup, con sistin g o f fou r sections, I. •**•. 32, 33, 34 and 36. Section 39,— Is 60# Teet tong from Sta­ tion 80 to 76. and con sists o f 161 cubic yurds o f excavation estim ated at $-4.15. Estim ated cost o f clearing, $>«;««• l- " ' tlinated cost o f this section $34.16. 1 feet on bottom , 46 degree slope. ■action 33.— la 3500 feet lon g from Station 7 8 t o “ 60 and con sists or 1*63 ruble yards, estim ated coat o f oxcuvutton. $262.95. Hat Imated cost o f clea r­ ing. $80.00. One farm crossin g, * 10. 00. 2 feet on bottom, 45 degree slope. Bectlon 36.— Is 2500 feet tong from B u tton 60 to B u tton 26 and con sists o f 2297 cublo yards, estim ated ut $344.65. T o lc l cost o f clearing. $30.00. One »•clvert Camberon AA’Otmu lt.J od l»_| l6 Ji). 2 fe e l on bottom . 46 degree stole: Section 08.— Is 2600 foot long from Station 26 to “ O,” and ountntoB 3»94 ou1 Ic yards, estim ated at $464.10. E stim a­ ted cost o f clearing, $10.00. T otal e s ti­ mated cost o f this section, $474.10. fo o t bottom , 46 degree slope. T o u t estim ated oost o f Joe Cameron Ditch. No. 10: Estlimited cost o f excavation, llOfB.iD. Estim ated cost o f clearing, $130.00. Jtjn c 4. 190» " - ' ¿ ¡ ¿ S ' ' '*” '*'*’ V "■• ending at Station 69 on back water lino o f Diiko M onroe at crossin g o f Celery Avenue to be tiled with 300 feet o f 34Inch so w u r. pipa, m aking, th o--tw o angla ............. ling, con sistin g o f throe ------points with tlili sections, Ï. e.. 46,-47 and 48., Bectlon - 4 ¿ ^ l s * 3100“ f r e t ' lon g- from Hlntlnn a n d ;con sjlrts_of 10S,‘ „ „ „ „ .21 . to "C „ Ç _________ cuiblc bic yards of excavation, estim ated nt 36 12 Estimated cost of clearing $30.$136 3 f l t o p T l to l l bottom width. 5 feet. T otal estim ated cost o f this section, Section B9.— Is 2600 foet l „ „ » , B u tton 76 to 60, con sistin g ur |"A /.r?™ yards o r excavation, estimated at ÌÌ'.Ì* 0, C learin g « t l m H t o d ^ | % jo bridges d 3 ft. spun each. $1: ,.t> estimatali, co s t o f this •ecttmr^TvS^U1 Blope. l lo 1; bottom , 2 to-t ' Section 0 0 — la 2G&U r«^t' Io,.„ fl Btutlun 60 to 26, and conaists 5f fÌ?Ì2 cublo yard s of excavation. * $ 439.60. C learing « a t l t n « u " a t t ^ , V D itch 38 font a t $3.00 per root ^ • a ctio n 47.— U 1300 feet lon g fro pi T otnl estim ated cost o f thla « i f f :0*Stai Ion 38 to Station 26 and con sists 01 $618.00. Btope 1 to V. bottom 2 fe. 1296 cublo yards o f excavation, estimo* ■action 01.— I* 3500 feet lo n . fw led nt $161.87. Estim ated co st o f clea r­ Station 26 to *,G,M and consists Sr ing 130.00. 300 feet o f 24-Inch SeWer cu blo yards o f excavation eatim .i.-T ! pipe ot 80 cents per llnenl foot In place $340.10. Clenrlng cstlnuth d^ m $«u uV fou r connections. $240.00. One çon çroto Òlio bridge spun 20 feet. $6o.(iU -iv^,1 box B. P. Inlets storm wnter qt $20.00 estim ated cost o f this section ~ !i»u is each, $80.00. Totnl estim ated cost uf Blupe. 1 ta l i bottom wluth. r r. ’ t 1“' till»* s e d iò li , — _ e— i M r ^ COBl ,,r ,,an“ H ^'.ch ■action 48.— Is 2600 feet lA R fro m D Station 26 to "O'* und con sists o f 1947 $l066U t«.,i'‘UniUt,?‘1 0081 ° f •‘»«•■Ik* cu b ic yards o f excavation estim ated ut $243.36. Estim ated cost o f clenrlng, Eatlninted cost o f clearing rt '.i..,, $20.00. 'Total estimateti cqst o f this s e c ­ a l f e . « : CUBl o f brw^ tion, $203.36. . . „ , T otal estim ated cost o f Dr. A ldridge C ost o f E ngineering, (cu.oii D itch. No. 16: . - ted ‘:u,,l or a u * -tn-tr. _ -Tubal eallnm leil co s t u f -excavation, ( » « Ì l V $640.34. T otal estim ated cost o f clenrlng. $80.■Ths M ill B ranch Ditch Ho. 30. Ili-Rliililng nt Htutlon "O 1’ at tli,.- J5 w 00. . Estlmnted cost o f bridge* nnd c u l­ cork er o f Dot 40, M. M. Hmlth's subn verts, sew er pipe, etc., $330.00. vlshm No. 3. on the west lino ,,r aStkS 28, T ow n sh ip 19, Houlli Rang.. 30 ¿ i,," Engineering, $00.00. , Total estimated cost o f tills ditch, thence Mist ward with tot lino n. ih*. lino o f said Hectton to Htntlon 59.? ^ $990.34. ■ _________ n.n « le » » «h'grecs right (•• Station Ghappal D itch, Ho. 10. 6 1 -4 1 : thence angle 90 u. g n .» nVi . lleglnnlng ut tho H. E. corn er N. B. through Hectluns 27 and ¿¡u. a,. u „. * 1,1 E stim a ted c o s t - u f—bChlge» m ul -etrt- o f ttie B. \V. *A, Bt-ultolv133»-TuilUSUlqHlellC* ~ ■ . *legn**‘a twisslim under a verts, $66.00. _• thrrjee'iimrti» ffntitvrlni; TTIp ciist w n c-ttf t o fritegs Jo Htatlon 153- 78, Engineering. $70.00.-— *tile righ t 6 degrees 69 ndnules m Total eatlninted cost o f this ditch No. Duvejuy Avenuo tu Station Ot on the Isick waters o f Duke M on roe,'an d ttiore Btntton 1 5 6 -4 3 : thenco right 51% '? 10, 1360.76. _______ > term inates nnd con sists o f lliree se c­ grees 10 tnluuten to Htatlon 161 - Sa tions, I. e„ 49, 50 and 61. thence angle left ;I3 degrees 13 tuinulM H ow ard T acksrd D itch, Wo. 11, Section 49.— Is II0O feet long from to Htntlun 168 - 72; thence uiwl» R sh iB eginning on the east side or lleim lnlt Avenue 16 feet south o f tile tot line lie- Biatlon 01 to Btutlon 60 und con sists ot 25 d egrees 22 tut nut . h t,, St.1||1,u tw een -l# ami 32 H ow ard I'n ckn rd' l-atid 466 cu b ic yards or excavation estim ated 9-6-10 oil north side o f Ht. Gertrude Ave. Estim ated cost Of clearing, ivue: thence an gle h-n 60 .b u m s m Co. Hub-division. thence North 8» d e­ nt $68.13. grees, 30 m inutes East on a line 16 feet $20.00. Totnl estim ated cost o f this sec- Htutlon 178 - 38; thence angle right n Hlope, Iti tu. J; bottoni degrees 31 mlnuteH to Htultou Isa ./* south, o f the center sections 9 nnd 1«. lion. $78.13. thence an gle right H degro*.*-»? tnlsTow nship 30, Bouth R ange 31 East, end­ width, 3 f e d . ■action BO.— Is 2600 feet tong from 11ti*»^ besrih x nurtlu 6u :I*‘w. nun.- - ing at Btutlun 80, 1000 feet nut In the ffieSdOWS b flL a k c Jessup, con sistin g o f S t a t io n -60 -to -8 6 —« n d -c o n s is t s " nr"2727 Utes w est to 'Hlutlon I *1U; He nce luirlh cu bic yards o f excavation, estim ated nt to Htatlon 197 ut the Water line of D.ko fou r sections, I. e., 37. 38, 39. and 40. Estim ated cost u f clenrlng. M onroe nnd then, terminate. .eiiKistuiL' ■action 37.— Is 600 feet long from *310:26. 50.00. One cu lvert 15 fco t lon g nt $:i .ii o f eigh t nectlonH. I. «>., 62, 1;::. ¿1 t* Btutlon 80 to 76 anil con sists o f 61 c u ­ per foot. $45.00. One cu lvert Celery 67, 68, und 69. bio yards o f excavation, estim ated at Bactlon 63.— Ih 8300 feet long fmni $7.63. Totnl estim ated cost o f clearing, Avenue 16 feet $46.00. T otal estim ated 11.62. T otal estim ated cost $9.14. Bto|i<- cost o f tills section. 14 90.25__ ___________ Btutlon 198 to 176 nnd consTm» o f '’ ’ j ■action B l.— I k 7 Î W feet lon g from cu bic yards o f excavation, oRitonUed'ai 1 $o-l J bottom 2 feet. Baottos 30.— Is 3600 -fcot long from Htatlon 25 to "O " und con sists o f 3229 1333.46. " Clearing estimated at f loo 00 Btntlun 76 to Btutlon 60. and contains cu bic yards o f excavation, estim ated at Bridge nt BUfi filll 188, 2(1 fl. R|NIII. ( mmu. 14 JIL cu bic yards o f excavation, ••atimn- $403.63. Totnl estim ated cost o f clea r­ Bridge ut BtatRm 178, 2U fl. Himii ttnn«v ted lit (179.37. Estim ated cost o f clea r­ ing, -$30.00. T otnl estim ated c o s t o f tills Totnl estim ated cost o f this see IIon! ing, $36.87. T w o Hood g a les estim ated section, .1433.01. Blupe i'A to 1; sta ­ $593.46, Btope, 1 to I ; bottom. '3 feet ^ ■action 63.— I h 2600 feet long from at $28.Ul). T otal estim ated cost o f this tion 14 change to 2 foot •bottom , t to I j Htatlon 176 to 160 and consist» of CMt section, $243.24. HI ope 1 to 1; bottom. slope. Totnl estim ated cost o f Chappcl Dite). cu bic y a rd s o f excavutlon, . niioi.il. d it Width 3 -feet. ■action 39«— Is 3600 .feet lon g from No. 16: 11047.60. C le a rin g \stlm nied at tMMiw. T otal estim ated cost o f excavation, Bridge ut Htutlon to), 16 “ fi. HIH1I), H i"». Htutlon 6(1 to Htatlon125 and oonslstn o f T otal estim ated etisl 3338 cu bic yards o f excavation estim a­ $803.01. iPtlUAp KaHind*"1 ■*'"1 ni— .s i ..^ $ ■ > ted at 1404.76. Estim ated co Irr. -;'„>11"I0 a lead---E stim ât. -I cosi o f cpU-arlMiw l l u n 04. 1 Tn ' Jr.tlff1 " i long from lag. f 80.93. n n g go Cameron Avoiiue. li Htutlon 160 to 135 amt eunHlsl* uf f l .- spa n, 1448,09. »'l 'Ulfll-WillltlkaltHl coat Englneerlng, $45.00. cu b ic yards o f excavation. .«Hinaled ,1 uf this section, $530.70.>' Hlope 1 to I; T otal estim ated cost o f Ditch No. 16. $1166.45. Totnl eHtlmaled eosl ,.f , |,oirbottom width, 2 feet. lllg $30.00. Total entlm .it..I i4.s| ,.f |),|n ■action 40.— Is 2600 feet long from $ 1037U1D.. section $1185.45. Hlope l< . Ill I l.ottom Htutlon 26 to " ( j." und con sists o f 3939 Paca and Eldar Ditch, Ho. 17. 2*4 fool. cu bic yards o f excavation, estimateli at lleglnnlng nt a point 89 feet north nnd Bsctlon 85.— ! h 2100 feel long from $192.37. Estim ated cost o f cU-Srlng, 11<*-(«►—to o nmt rnnm i~~of ile.” $98.47. Totnl estim ated cost o f Ibis sec- 100 feet west o f the H. VV. cornur^of-tim . tton,—$59tl.i4.4;— Stirpo' I l b D.-BBTUmi 2 N. W. ty o f Hut N, ET V4 Heel Inn 31, cu bic yurdn o f excavation cxitoi.ili-0 at T ow nshli) .19, Houth R ange 31 East on $900.00, Clearing estimated ut iMMin. feet. T otal cHlIlnated.coHt o f Howard l ‘ack- the sonili side o f I tie Hanford A- Ever- Bridge ut H tatlon .IK , In n span, tin glades.R ailroad, nnd eastw ard with said 'I*i*taT CHtllmilcihrCOHl o f Him -.utlim, nrd Diteli No. II: T otal .estim ated cost o f ox cavati on. railroad right o f way to the N. E. c o r ­ IIIHO.OU. Hlope |JJ to 1. lad Loin JU .. ner o f (lie H. W. 14 o f the N. E. Vi Ruo­ $1084.11. V - ---------— — Bactlon 00 — Ih 25un f.-.-t long [mm T otal estim ated cost o f clearing, timi 31, T ow n sh ip 19. Houth Range 31 Htatlon 100 lo 75 and coiimIh4h of (tit East, ihence north to the N. E. corn er o f cu bic p in t s o f excavation *-i*timun-.T'at $216.81. Clearing eHlImnle.i .( j*mm Estimated cost o f bridges and c u l­ the N. ■\V. V4 o f the. N. Fl. '4. Bectlon 31. $726.46. 'IVownshlp 19, Houth linnge •31 East, Bridge nt Htatlon luo, lo n . apan, i u.i.x, verts. $73.00. thence east 660 feet on the sunn llridge at Htatlon »7. lo ft hi>,io. l)4uu Cost o f Engineering, $go.ijo. of Celery Avenue, thence T otal estim ated cost of Hdn K.'tl.in. T otal estim ated cost o f this ditch. side north to th 0‘ renter line o f Hoc- $866.45. Hlope Iy, to I. l.ottom *\aitli .• $1433.02. Hod 30, thence eaNtwurd with said line feet. 369 feet to angle point, thence north­ Section 07— I h 2500 fe.-t l.oig from Camarón C ity Ditch, Ho. 18. lleglnnlng on a llm- between Section» ward pumltet to Kectlon lines to Htullim Htutlon 75 to 60 and consIntH-of l t :i ru9 nnd 16 T ow nship 20 Sooth Range 31 80 and term inates nt the buck w aters o f Idc yards o f exeavutlon eHilouiled nt East, ut Htutlou north on the east side Duke Almiroe. ami con sists o f fou r s e c­ $613 .60. Clearing cHtimnted ,.i |.ott»* o f lienrdnll A Vanne. 16 feet kouth or tions. I. e., 62, 63, 54 and 65. One ld ’ldge at HHitlon 89, to ft Ton, ____ Section 68— -Is 500 feet |opg from Sta* $30.09, T otal rHltmated elmt of ltd* s>rDot line between 64 and 84. thence east v i ’ *’ *WIHITTfalong subì line lo Htatlmi 20-41 6-1 « i timi 80 to 7f| a)ld cuiUlUlU.UÍ^UU.aMi4»to Ai-M*-4SSP,a**n iff ITWTIWTrT’fn r .lraim h, estimated at »17.6(1. width, 2 feAD T otal intim ated co s t o f d o m in g $ 20,00 Section OB.— In “ 500 fret torn; from o f old ditch outlet at the edge o f tin lllciulous ut -Biatlon xo. on the section T otal rsilm n led cost o f this section. Htutlon 60 to 26 ond ci.iisIwJh ..f l’*92 line, con sistin g uf tw o sections, I. o.. $37,6(1. Hlope, l to 1; bottom Width, 3 culilc yards o f excavation . -tlm.ited j.( feet. 41 and II. 13(9.00. E l e a t l l l g est loot!. .I ol $ 11*41.11«. Section 63,— Is 2600 feel «long from T otal estim ated cost o f tlo* -.•*-(I**n. S ection _41.— Is 600 feet long frum Htutlon 30 to 25 und con sists o f 178 cu ­ Htutlon 75 to 60 nnd con sists o f 3786 $t(?.no. Hlope, P i to i. I...Imm a aiih. bic yards u f excavation, estim ated at calile yards o f excavation, esl limited at 1 foot. $22.26. T olu l estim ated cost o f clearing $473.12. Clearing estim ated at $ 80.00, Section CD.— I h 26on f . . i l.oig front $14.46. Total estim ated cost o f this Tidal estim ated cost o f this section, Htatlon 25 to "(I" nod o..llNt-tx of IKIi) cu b ic yarilH o f exeavniioo . Ntioiil.il d section, $36.7(1. Hlope 1 to I; bottom, 2 $663.12. Hlope 1 to t; bottom. 3 feet. feel. Section 54.— Is 2500 feet long from $286. 60. Clearing esthn.it..I ti 1-4 *o. ’’ Bactlon 48.— Is 2600 feet long from Hldtlon 50 to J5 and con sists o f -2513 T otal estlm nted cost of ti I- "••'ll"». Htutlon 25 to "O ." and con sists p f 3393 cu bic yards o f excavation, estim ated at »380.60. Btope, to I; l»dl»m tvlillh. t cubic ¡¿ublc yi yards o f excavation, estim ated a $314.12, Clearing ehimnli-it al $40.00. fo o L ' *424.00. T otal cslltnatiHj cost of Mill llramh Esllm ated cost o f clearing T w o water gnles ami tile.culvert. $148.00. $84.80. Duo cu lvert 15 fpet, $46..00. Total Total estim ated cost o f tills section. Dltchw Np, 2U; esllm ated Cost .of .this-auction, $553.80, $142.13. - Slope,—! - t o i : bottom width, T otal e H tlm a le d cost o f . tc.itnluig, •lune, 1 lo Y ToO tfom , 2 foot. feet. $6112.06. Estim ated cost o f cleailng »•;•.* •»« Totul estimated cost o f Cameron City Bectlon S8.— Ift 2500 feet lon g from Ditch, No. 12: Station 25 lo “ Q " and con sists o f 1596 EHtlmaled cost of bridge*, culvert A T otal estim ated cost o f excnvntlon. cubic yurds o f excavation, estim ated at etc.. $325.00. $446.26. ‘ ______«. $199.60. T otal estim ated cost o f clearing Engineering, $160.00, Estimated cost or clearing, $99.25. $ 40.00. One water gate Hanford A E v­ T otal estim ated cost of ltd* Bridges und cu lverls, $15.00. erglades Railroad, $14.00. T otal cstl- $5461.06,. Engineering, $25.0(1. mated cost o f this section, $253.50, Total eslliim ted cost o f tills dtlch, HI mu', 1 tu t; hot loin. 2 feot. M. M. Smith Ditch. Ho. 21. $616.60. Begltmlnir nt Htatlon ''t v N E earner T otal esllm ated cost o f l'u ce & Elder Ditch. No. 17: I.ot 95 M. At. Hill lib ’s mib-illt IhI.mi N" I. (h en ce souili on Dot lines to the it t. T otal cost o f excavation, $ 1006.24.* B tsrd sU Avanua D itch, Wo. 13. c o m e r “Dot 91 o f Maid siilt-dlvlslas, Total estim ated Cost o f CjClaaflltg. ■ Bectlon 9 and 1C, Tow nship 20 Houth thonce 30 d e g e e s sotillnvist ¡iuoikkW* ■Range 31 East. lleglnnlng at Htutlon $180.00. lad to* "O ” on tho west side o f Itenrdull A ve­ $ ^Bridges, cu lverts, water gate, etc., o f G oldsboro road to center 1 ,' M. At. Hmlth's suli-dji (Hloii N'» nuo In the c e n te r o f Bectlon 9 and 16 tlience west along l"t II io h Hiiougli *•■*■• Engineering, $50.00. fe el west o f the section line, thence tlOn 36 to west' line o f Seel leu - ' south parallel with said line to station $I336 S4 c o ',t o f tills dlloh, Townshl|> 19, Booth Range "i t" 16 111 tho laiku lesHup Meadows, being Htatlon 110 and there terminate cu<* Sanford Ditch, Ho. 18. 480 feet In the prairie and about a mile . I. **■ lleglnnlng ut Htatlon "O " 100 feet Misting o f five sections. I • from wuter level and 18 Inches nbovi lake level standard elevation ami In se c­ south o f ttm O viedo railw ay mi the east 73 and 74. ■action 70.— Is 1300 feet tong in"3 tion 16, and con sistin g u f tw o sections, side of. Dark Avenue, thence north with said east line 446 feet to the south line H tatlon ..113 to 100 ami rmiHL'ts n f T - ~ I. a., 43 und 44. ■action 43.— Is 2600 fe e t long from o f Fourteenth Struct, ttomes n n rtir 89 Cubic y u r d s -o f excavutlon . -imudeii ai ileg ivcs 2(1 did mites east with said south $109.05. T otal estlmatei) r»»t "f Htatlon 60 to 2p nnd .cpnslstM u f Si .outdo yard s or excavation estim ated nt line to Station 14-36, u distance o f 991 lug, $60.00. (Jim farm rru-*toK estim ated cost of (Iuh $480.75. T otal estimated cost o f clear­ feel , to tile cifst side o f Hanford avenue, T otal ing, $96.15. T otal estim ated cost o f (Ids thence north 0 degrees 30 m inutes west $179.05,; _.ai(Um I . In _E liuGuiu .UillllLi-. -------------1 ---------' ' , ’ ...... section,, $676.90. Miope, 1 to I: ImUuin. tflillV'1 1 H dIt* ls to n jc o f n e T Jv*d to *Ofl<i ■•cttoil 7$.— Is S60Q fia t lam;. I f ® ------------------TBPangTo point In ulltto between Tenth ¿ f e e t —__ , • Bactlon ____ ___ _____ H»i»ttoir-Jt>0_ fS Ti nt'd consists "f on 44.— Is 2600 feet long from ‘i 1" 1 Klevenlh Streets; the lieu north 99 Htatlon 25 to “ O " anil con sists o f 3923 dogreewSO m tm itPaTasf to Htatlon 38-16, cu b ic yardH o f excavutlon, . nltmu!■'* "L cu b ic yards o f exeavutlon, estim ated at n distance o f 1216 fe*<t Intersecting pump $216.10. Clearing estjinuled at estim ated cost o f (lit- " '‘ 'vn. 1490.37. Total estimated co s t o f clea r­ branch ul right angles. Htatlon 4 2 -7 9 T otal ing. $98.07. Total estim ated rust o f this and there terminate, con sistin g o t tw o $296.10. Hlope, I to I. Iwtloin. - / * “ B »ctlon 7 A — Is 2500 feel Ini'K Rj™ sertlon. $688.44. , __________ — sections, || e „ GO und 67. ■•,c tl°n 60— I» 2300 feet long from H tutlon-76 to 60 nnd oom«l*d“ -a - 1’ : T otal estlniuted cost o f DcArdali A ve­ cu b ic yan is o f excavation eHtlinsie' »* nue Ditch, No. 18: ........ Htutlon 38 to 16, and con sists o f 3676 Total estim ated cost o f excavation, < ,'V!‘] c„ / n1r.11?, " f excavation, estim ated at $328.60. Clearing estimated ut $**)*■ tem porary road crosHing *1,' $446.87. E sllm ated cost o f clearing, $26,. One $971.12. eHtlmaled cost o f (toy '‘¡'¡.V . 00. 6 sew er pipes street crossin g s 300 T otal Estim ated cost o f clearing, $194.22. $424.60. Hlope, 1 to t; boll out «0110.Engineering, $40.00. feet o f 18-lnclt tile, $180.00. T o ta l e s ti­ $651,87. feet. -* a. T otal estimated cost o f Ditch No. 13, mated cost o f this section, Hlope. 1 to 1; bottom, 3 feet, $1206:34. ---- B actlon—M,— t*—tiOtt—fcFt- Tong from Bsctlon T3.— I h 2600 feel tong ft*® T h » P ltl«b u rg Byadlcsta D itch, Ho. 14. Htatlon Htatton 16 tu "O'* '’O'* und and con sists o fi 1094 Htatlon 60 to 25 nmt eoiislsls ef *•-, lleglnnlng on the North line Hectton 17 o u b l o ----**r excavation, esllm ated ut cu bic yards o f excavation esitili»'™ “ T ow n sh ip 20, Houth R ange 81 East, at f.1* ? - * Clearing estim ated ut $85.60, $582,80, Clearing eslliyaled at l-J ' O." 663 Teet Htutlon “ O,” f w t east o f the (tin N. W. I1-" Ilimited cost o f this taction, $161.76. One furm crossin g estimated ni P T otal estim ated curlier -Î. U. t4, said section, towntow n ­ . . . . ,,!lL corner o f the N. 1 lí. cost of Man fon i T ola l estim ated cost of Kiln -*Tf,V, î ship and range; thence aouth with sold Ditch, No. 18: 1529.80. BIopu P i to l; bottoni (4 section lino 1760 feet to old water­ $ 683*62^ ° , l 'inated cost o f excavation, w ay; thence southeasterly 300 feet to * Bsctlon 74.— Is 2600 feel long ftJJS the end in said section, tow nship and KstlmM ed cost o f clearing, $50.00. Hlutlon 26 to "O " nnd eolislsts ef -» . range and line u f open ditch, contalnlnit Total estim ated cost o f croaslng, tile, flo u ,Oil. one section, I. e., 45. „ Bectlon 48.— ih 30bo feet tong from Estim ated cost o f engineering. $36.00. Htatlon 80 to "O ," and con sists o f 2350 $848*6* KB* S1Li.OU. TWO caiut- , 1’ cc «t o f tills ditch. cu b ic yards o f excavutlon, estimati* 1 nt *10.00 each . $20.00. T otu l esllmated R* $867.91, and clearin g estim ated ot $87.75 o f th is s e c tio n . $138.05. Hhd*.'. I1« 10 Ona brtdco u| Broadw ay 16 ft. i.isui. Pum p Branch Dltoh. Wo. I f . ' b o tto m w id th , 2 feet. . .. .ith $4.'.0U. Hlope, 1 to 1; bottom width. I Ih gin n in g at Htatlon "O 1, on the f itch T o ta l e stim a te d c o . t o f M M I’ 1" 11 fo ot from “ O " to 10. 8 I0JW I to J,; not farm in tho hay head on tho youth »M e D itch , N o. 31 D . . . 11517 46tom 2 feet from 10 to 30. E s tim a te d c o s t o f exCavnHiig. l ' 5 ,“.nd„ we* t road In Bectlon 31, T otal cost o f this ditch No. 14: T ow n sh ip 19, South R ange 3t East, Bstiiiw U ed c o a l o f clearin g. "n * Total coot o f excuvntiou. $401.91. t jxrl «dkMt. - n f t MIX-***hence north T degree^ 10 m inutes west . . . .M . TO __ CDflt—77C---*iie«*rUigi [u . a p u lu l . -J.4 ; thenre right * 28 <1,.. $»»rtft: ¿roes crossin g the H. A 1. R . R . ftnj Engineering, $86.00. ot* estim ated cost o f bridges $4 5.00. highw ay to a p o l n l In ttm south line o f T otal T otal estim ated cost ,,f tills di"-“' Engl Engineering, $26.00. A. u tn n farm in nawlv constructed $2006.60. „ T u i a I esllm ated cost o f th la 'd itc h , ch, Ihcnoo with said line e a slw a n l. f bUU.fi U> thence cu rvin g with the ditch to P. M. ■afford Ditch, n o . i t . o( i d . 'U K / u »enco northward with said B eginning at a point loo u M tlno to Celery Avenuu; tlxu— ‘ ” D r, A ld rto g * D itch . Wo. 1A , a-aouUi lin e of-IsH o f lu»to ÜL ñhril m t n J . »■««Uat.JtllluKlÓg- -UaO-nouUl fl-lI rm— Bnglnidnir qn a lut it o a a h o q l-s o a -lW t Hmlth’s sub-dtvlnlon No. I. i'^J. p,i<ryÍ r,M *T*r° h f ■« tn regu lar Hmlth's sub-division No. ttortttutna 310 feet west o f tile southeast su rvey station s to Htatlon 81 at Dak.. w-lth lines to the south, side *£•* corner o f the N. W. \i Of the B. E.A4 o f trudea A venue: thejice with *»' „ n*l*— Hectton 22. T ow nship 19 Bouth Itnilgo 21 La0n69°1lo end"iil,,r ° f four •ccUon^ 1 IIiiA west to Station 162 B n « " " " m Jr**** K H tatlon•'**0 ,” thence northward righ t 90 degrees crossing w eoo1fe« t lo,,ir from Htafo llo w lit){ the m eam luilng o f the old I » to. I 6’ f°h sls|tng o f 893 outdo aouth ditch line at A. c . I* B *'1 iL*an . i ° 100 Celery A vcStation 20 -*16; thence north» JJJioVsr rt*b* ** degrees to u paint 30 degrees m ore o r less » » “ . ‘ “ 'l i - H : 100 fast north o f C elery AVnnuS; thence said righ t o f way to ■,^t! ‘“ -« ¿ 1 0 1 again with the old ditch northw ard to thenco with angle right <6 «1Pt sffiffid-d'V.r«"11ftîsat avo*yff b' �4,1909 ■ « t R a ilw a y I *• Ç .h r r T ^ W " THE SANFORD HERALD * ia ln right ,,n o *° 8 ln U o n ^'}^?î!^.0£ cXCMVnt.lo^ e»Hmatcd at *126.85. blearin g estimated at »20.U0. T olnl esUmated co si O t tilia jumltun, *146.86. n ot tom, 4 f t ; slope. 1 to 1. ’ ufi ifu u r-a o cJ . 10 tlograc« to ¡^ s i W Ä Ä ä S Ä i S 's : 40? feet lon g **“ Tn 75 ftnd conalsta o f J if'e x e a r a llo n estim ated M tunate* at 140.00. ‘n, . 2 6 0 0 . -feet—lon g —fr o m H ta tltn t^ B to Eu and c o n s ists o f 2664 *Sb »° i o f ex ca v a tion estim ated nt *398 . 10. C learin g estlm ated a t JSu.Uti. TOUI estim a ted coat o f th is section, * 4 t 8. 10. B ottom w idth, 3 ft .; slope 1 from 8 ta667 cu bic nl *85.06 Estim ated ^JL^on'Vfi^-Vs'^^OO fe e t lon g irom to 60 and co n sists o f 3*86 stiV®l»rds o f excavation estim ated m ^ ci«} Clearing estim ated o t 140.00. 0 f i i i is ch a n ** 1 feet to 4 fe e t on bott t B iL H ir e x c a v a tio n 60o cu b ic yards 'ttlO oo. Total estim ated co s t or tills Section 91.— la 2500 feet lon g from S tation 60 to 25 and c o n s ists o f 3Uuu S ir,, o f /e x ca v a tio n , estim ated nt 1450,011. C learin g estim a ted at jso.uu. TOHU « " ‘ Imated c o s t or this section, hjJU.UO. B ottom w idth, 2 ft .; slope, l , S sotlon 9 8 .— Is 260« feet lon g »from K ^ J 817— IS 2600 root lon g from S tation 25 to “ O ' und c o n s ists o f 1770 If liution •ffv. to and con sists o f 4rt»2 6 to ‘ o^ 16, aXcavatl0II estim ated tit c u b l o r a r d s o f e x ca v a tion esiiu m ted ut * - 06.6 0 . C le a rin g estim a ted nt ISO.n» i Clearing estim ated at *10.0» estim ateli c o s t o f th is section . {'•‘ ¡in $2Bou cu lvert cro ssin g 8 b Uor- * 345 .60. B ottom w idth, 2 ft,; slope, 1 Avenuo, *76.00, 8. 1*. (c h a n g in g ), crossing ilu ln rlu Avenue at T o ta l c iù m a t o d -c o a t o f M ouron llrsn ch ¡nation 4« . iioO.Ol). T ota l estim ated D itch, No. 2 0 ; thTsMMOHk *898.45. Station 49 ..jO ta l osilmatcd cost of excavation, « * • * 2 i t to 3 / t on b ottom ; 46 do- I j ¿dì#.4G, E stlm u tcd c o s t o f clearin g, * 200.00. E n gin eerin g, 75.0 «. , ' * 5 lSnC'Ttb-TilS ( 1600 fe e t lon g from con sists o f 386» . T o t a l estim a ted coa t o f d itch No. 2 fiu ‘ ' m!°Yanl»l°of excavation estim ated »1 1 157 4, 45, iu isu Total estim ated co s t o f cleari i i Oli T “ 1“ 1 estlm ated co s t o f this ^SilniL *363.60. Station 6 change i B oblnaon-W ilson Bitch, Wo. 27. ^ feet on bottom ; 46 degree slope. Beginning ut Slatino "U" ut ihn N. E. f^ ttl*«it?n ia ted cast o f Suitord Ditch, corner or the N. W . y, Section 30, Town* ship 19, South Hange 3« Hast; thence KTotai estimated cost of excavation. easterly 9400 feet to the MunHú- Bn.iu i, '•Iteli ut the N. K. corner •'{¿Vmated coat o f clearin g. * 100.00. Joseph's und them term inal.'»; M u g .o n ftllmatcd cost o f bridges, cu lverts, a line between S ecllons 21 und 28, suld tow nsliip u n d -ca n g e , nnd contila!« ór * '^ tm oScavatlng, *20.00. fy ''9 W 9 * e n e t. o” Uiid ira. Bectlon 93— la 1900 feci long frolli Total” cYlUnaled cojit_of D itch No. 2;, Htutlon 94 to 7.5, und consista o£..27uu cable yard«. Of excuvutlon estimateli al *III**.46. ' *405.00 und clearing estimateli ni J lio .00. Total oNllmutcd cosi o f tlils secÏTiîing at Third at. a t the Internet- llon *535.00. 3 r e bottoni wliUb, l to t n c - h -rty Bectlon *0. Tavrn- Miope. .hlo 1* South R ange 30 E ust, u t Station Bectlon 94.— la 2500 feet long frolli C T ta railway d itch : th e m » with said Station 75 to 60 and consista o f Din nllway to Uunkerhlll A venue whore It etile yurda. o f cxcuvtltloit' estim ale,I i ÎSuÎ mc U said railw ay ditali; thence *150.00 und clearing estimateti ut * 12«, i northward with said avenue on the w e it 00. T idul _cslltimtcd-coM t of.. lldu smììB fi Ihercor TO'the «■ B. c o r o e r _of- hot IImi *57u.uo.— Bottoni w W lh r i ft rslotT; 1 tu 1. H; thence ankle w e » i Wofttf'Ll a lon g V°^H. . 4i' io ’ V a n ii 's to the A. 0 . h. righ t .if Bectlon 95— Ih 2500 feet long frolli n r ditch; thence northw ard with an cs- Station 60 to 25 nnd consista o f 43»> «.hilihtd water couree no tubs tnq-lOJid cubie yard h o f excavatluu estimateli ut 5 Louie IUPP M d Dr. A ld ridge und tor- *«45.00. Clearing estimateli ut Jlll.n o. ela i cstlinuted ctist or lillà seetlon, Mn ° ^ ^ % aUnK ° f T *76«.««. Bottirnr*et fdlh 2~ ri,; m irri» j ¡action 79,— In 2300 fe e t lon g from to 1. Station 73 to 60 and con sists o f 34u. Bectlon 90 —I h 2500 feet long frolli ruklo yards o f excavation estim ated at Station 25 to "O " nnd cniiHists o f U2oo liio.oo. Clearing estim ated a t * 100. 0«. cubie yurdH o f excavatlon. , stilliate,1 ut Totiil estimated co st o f till« aoctlon J182.00, Clearing estimateli al *!»6.uil, *6*0.00. Xlottom width. 2 fea t; Slope I Total »Stimateli cosi o f Ih la seetlon. *577.00,' Bottoni widlli, I ft.; sinpn 1 '"¿ction 80.— Is 2600 feet long from to 1. Station 50 to 26 an d,consists of 40!it Total esllm uled cosi o f Jtoliluson-U’ ll ruble yards o f excavation estim ated a son Diteli. No. 27t 1114 60. C learing- estimated at fl?aoii Total estllliuted cosi o f cxcuvatlan. Total estimated cost of this seotlon *1982.00. 8 feet ; ak>T"~ *t~ trT-i----~mTTTrg"45.ctT: " " " -p----------ttnttnm. u rs» Swtlun ot *ts t 60l>- <tn t ton g f ro m ■Briniii.-.Trug, '*:u7iïï7 Htxtlou 25 to "O'* and con sists o f 2800 Total estimatoti eest e f Diteti No 2>. cubic yards o f excavation, estim ated u l J *2608.00."" lliu 00. Clearing estim ated at ilo .o o Tutal estimated cost o f this section,Q o ld ib o r o 'Ditch No. 20. lit« 00. Total estimated cost o f Hupp Ditch. BeSlimlng ut Ili» Ia tern, et lint uf Mul­ berry Avenue nuil iliililshuro St., thenee No. 11: _ Total estimated- bunt_a i_cxiutvalltu:. u Uh salii atte—I - hh » w*vi-.i-,e*-4l*—- im i side o f A. O. D. righi o f way ditch, tmc.50. , ■, Kstlmated cost o f clearing, culverts, l hence northeasterly with said line to the- eust line o f 1'eplar Avenue, thence tic., J2CU.00. Kngliioerlng, *60,00. tiijrthvvuid with said Avenue on gutter Total cost o f tills <11toll. * 1706.60. line there t)f to Ule branch West furk uf f l o o d Creek, thence with the nieauderBt. Joiep bs D itch, Wo. 94. Ings u f said ditch, du-penlng, wtUenlng licKhiiilng u l Station "O " at Ibe S and stralghleiilng the same to Ml.. TV. corner of Dot 3. Alike. S m ith's sub-' Creek, u distance uf 8000 feet, conslsldivision N o..], In Suction 27, Tow nship Ing uf four sections.' I. e., 97, 99. 99 and IS. Sou 111 Hung» 30 East, amt tuniiliig 100. [lortti mi tho east ulilij o f At on run A ve­ Bertiua 97— Is 500 feet lung frein Hliinue tollovvlng an old open ditch tn tin- tloll 90 tu 75 mid cunslsls ul see eulilc toulli side ox the A. C. D. righ t o f way yards uf excuvutlun, estimated at 112» io Slat Ion- 6 4 -4 ; thence N. \V. with »0. Clearing estimated ut ttn».»». T » wid right o f way to Htutlon 84.- 90. tul estimated rust <rf this seettun. *22<> Ihrare said right a n gles crossin g said 00. 3 ft. hultum width; slupe, iu to . mil way trucks and back to tho west Soctlou 90— Is 2600 feet lung fru, •M<- of Monroe Avenue extension. Htu- Statlun "75 to 6u and euiislsts uf 6000 tiui] <7 - t o ; tln-nce north with said ex- cubic yards o f excavation, estimated «t — Unilou. JLo.JibilUm _ai ,juul-.lhuJV. tiy-JuU. eJ.wll.ilU... ¿Jijwil i im-«n M 4w «e«t at JXUUim tune In u cypress sw am p at laike Mini- Tutal estimateli cost uf tillo secthni, *950.00. 2 ft. but lulu width; slope I a ° i four. M cctlona.1. to I. Section 83— Is 900 foot long front 8t;iSection 99— Is 2500 feet lung freni tlun nt in 75 and con sists o f „ i u 2 cubic Station, 60 tn 25 and cunslsto ut 432e yards o f excavation estim ated nt *:tO.:ie cubic yards uf escavatim i estimated at t'lraring estimated at ,*.10.00. «Total *618 00, Clearing estimateli at (It,.',» intimated cost o f this section, * 110.1 » Tutal estimated rust uf this Bectlnn, Slop,'. I to 1; 3 foot bottom width. *811.00. 2 ft. buttimi width; slupe Section 83.— Is 2500 feet long from to 1. Btathm 76 to 60 and con sists o f 26 22 Section 100— Is 2500 feet lung fruía cubic yards o f excuvutlon cstlm uted at Statlun 26 tu "O " nml euiislsts uf 11 ,i t'lenrltig estimated at *30.00. T ota l cubic yards uf excavai Ion, estimated at Tolnl call maled oust o f this sect Ion, (toil.60. Clearing estimated al *||»o» DoS.30. Station 61, 2 ft. Iiottom ; Slu- Tutal estimated cost uf Ibis eretto llon 63. 3 ft. on bottom ; t to 1 slope. 1606.60. Hultum width, I ft nlupu 1!. S*ctlon 84.— Im 2600 feet long from tu 1. Btallmi 60 to 25 and con sists o f 1870 Total cHttmaled cost Quid »burn Diteli cubic yards o f excavation estim ated, at No 2»; ISIH,10. Estimated cost o f clearing. *30. Total estimated cost o f excava Hun, JO. Total estimated cost o f this section. *2014.60. *311.40. 2 ft. bottom ; I to I slope. Total estimateli rust <»f clearing. Bsctlon 80.—Is 2500 feet long from *676.00. Statlun 26 to "O " and censIstH o f Cl98 Engineering. *60 00. ruble yards o f excavation estim ated nt Total estimated cost o f Ditch No. 2S, *329.70, Clearing estim ated at * 10.»» *264 9.50. One culvert, St. tlertrudo's Avenue, 16 The bids Will Iv received utsin rniii Arc1kill o* feet, 145,00. Total rsl limited cost o f this •ration, »384.70. 2 ft. bottom width; tiihiduled or upua rw h i-»iii|ilete nail »i parntr lia proveinent or tgion all uf the work included in the ■ to 1 slope, t. Total estimated coat o f St. Joseph's district at a whole. Wilder» will fun) the plain, (inifllra and nix« iliraHitch, No. 24. ..Total estimated coat o f excavation. tiuns on Me In the ofllfe of Wilhur A. Cinii, Knineer in Chnnie, Ki»iti Ttia Tint National Hank $1019.10. Sanfnril, Eloridu ##T»tnl estimated cost o f clearing. *1»» - luihling. A le t tilled check fur ten per cent of the eaUtnatcd f Estimated cost o f eu lvcrt, *15.00. Engineering, * 60.00. Total estimated cost *1221.70. __ „ _r Btanatrom D iteli, Wo. 3 5 . . Urglim ine at S ta tion ‘ T>" H \V. c o rn e r hot 31, M. M. S m ith 's sob-dlvlH lu n J4 o. 3 erctlun 2 *. TuwnnFil|> 1■», S ou th tfim gr TJ'lrty-one tst> E a st, D ionee n o rth un Jv“ a. Of H len atrom A V itine to b tn - __ L'ïL1 * I-t.Tfi- o n Ulu iuiuUt -side i.f .Muuru» ■— tnmi i ’o said right angU-H ntst ----- i l " Oft south sid e o f Sto nroe "AVAtìUé ‘ to nlatlun 76 on eiwt side o f Monrue A ve- Umre Intersecting the M onroe Bitch at Dm N. W . C orner o f Dot 69. «t. Jscph'a Bub-dlvlsitm con sistin g o f ‘ orra scctlotiB, I, »6, 87 and 88. girfiC**°a,B6— I* ,¿600 f*et lon g from 7* t6 60 and con sists o f 2210 o f «ixcavutlon estim ated nt *111.50. Clearing estim ated at * 80.im i.!Le,5ulvort Alonroo Avenus, 16 ft. span, i i i ; ? 0' ToTaf estim ated cost o f this r * B ° n- ,*466.50. 3 feet on bottom , 46 aejrrte slope, * aimiimt of snch Improvement hid must ocumipsny each bid In »Imw Rih.I faith hy the contractor m contractor» Sold atnuunt to lie returned upon re­ jected hid» »r upon execution of ixmtrarl Suive»»ful hhlder» will hcretiulrtxl to enter Intnband and contract lor faithful peifurmoiK'e of work for the lulid nmount of work, within five day» time from date uf sale I>r forfeit nmuwiit delimited Said work to be paid for In cadi a» the WiVrk prolireiir«, 25 percent tw-ing rtltilai d until coin pie Iid. when a eelllenient will lie Innde in full _RiihLii rciervulJu n4 cc.l any ut a llh k ls .----by unler of the l*mrd of ctruour txanmwkluncra OfOruttii«- county. Klu II M KOBINSON. Clerk Add re*» all hid» to II. M KabUiton, Clerk of the Circuit Court. Ortandu. 11» | F. J . T E R R Y B u ild er of Marble and Granite Monuments g,??iC -V,0înRT—I» 3600 faut lung from •Ration fas Co *6 amt consists of 276« ---------- Tombstones, Etc t i i . r,.*ar<ls of excavation, estimated nt Clearing estimated at »KS.on. VASES,SETTEES AND IRON FENCES iiu?’ raD»nat«»d cost of this section, ■Liu * f,’*t bottom; slope 45 degr.V-s. Rt lettcriug Neatly Done. lx-t Us Kttti. 'ü i l . '. r î t '} ! » ,1 ',, yards o f excavation, estim ated nt Clearing estim ated at *30.0«. n* culvert 8L a ertru d o 's Avenue, 15 it. span, *45.00. T otal estim ated cost e w , „ , •*ct,o n - *386.15. Station It slop«-*8 1 T° * ft. on bottom , 45 degree 8 ^ C11c h^NQ8"j ed * 1048^5 **Tlra*tsd co st of cost o f Stenstrom Will call on you by request wilh Stim|iles ami designs. Im|»orter of Foreign Granite und Marble i Ctiurch Street, Orlando, Florida W r it e or C a ll F o r P r lc e a excavation, h?,Ji,n* . co*1 o ' culverts, *90.08. nearing. * 60. 00. -, mnte on Yoar Work. Of tìlUU. N o-—35,- B ranch- B itch , V o . go. s l d T * » « , * * B u t t o n -O ’ on th e n orth °f H G e rtru d e 's■ A venue d the Sui,11,11 . t -Juriruuo Av e n u e an a na me S ^ Í¡‘f “ ¿ .o o r n « r Dot » , 8t. Joseph's, u l-S if, *?/ T ow n sh ip 19, South Hange bt Í7Í*V Dionea xiurUi ou the « « s t - s h l r Oirlnt. ,U»n V “ “ 1 fo llo w ln a the meahw.irit " . saU bllsh ed water 4i d í.i? . -^Tä Uoi» 66; thence northw est crossin g old narrow g u a r» i . - ro*<rIT afle to lU tlo n 90; term inating four ot M ouroe con sistin g or S ¡ ¿ ‘t™,0i^ ' ?*x 80i ** am* 91. £ liiirrV®?1. SS;—Is 1600 fe e l long from «Bou 10 to 76 and conaU ts o f ISO eublc ALBER T G R A M L IN G T o n so ria l P a rlo rs ‘J h+++*<f++++4>*++*++**+++*4-4- + ErFROM MACARONI DELIA ’’♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 -4 -* -+ 4 '+ 4 -»‘+4-4-A4 Trom Die Herald's Special Correspondent Bv W ireless Telephone We nre all dolnit to take In the Fourth of July at Sanford If It busts n gallus. A new zinc hnth Is being creeled in the four-room cottage of Uncle Dill Slim­ mer. The Slimmers nre eastern people nnd is the only Allisonvlllc family that eat their dlnriers.at 6 o'clock. Thelr oncesiors came overin the May (lower stenmIsmt many years ago anil they nil Ituve revolutionary blood in their veins. . ¿Meek Jenkins' Jersey cow’s Cnlf was wenned last Sunday. The little ft-lluw was much chagrined. Pete Snodgrass got a cherry stone up Ills nose lost fall nnd its been there ever since. Yesterday Ills nose wits much en­ larged nnd Doc Reed made un examina­ tion und found that the durnctl thing had sprouted and was able to get hold of it und puR"4r mil. The lute, wnrtn sjiell cnusetVU To ,-7pfwrr.-4Hi;?AYiVpdMeA.H»Si#rr, Thirteen cute little piglets were Ixirn on Asn Dingmnns farm ycstT-r«lny and the mother hog is apparently enjoying the best uf henllli. -----Aum Betsy Sodbuster wore her new store teeth to church lust Sunday. She has given her old set tn her hired girl wh'IdR shows thnt--Atmt-Betsy's heart- lx In the right place. You1 want the Best Mai terial for you House Sash, Doors and Blinds ' - ifc mfTm 4* * “ W W e carry the Largest line between Jacksonville and Tampa ter Ihe Geo. H. Férnald Hardware Co Punk Junes nml Skinny .lime Slocum SANFORD, FLORIDA ___ rode over on tho Sunfortl & Everglades cars to Snnfnrtl lust Saturday nnd look In * . r t » W W W M 4 H S » W 4 4 W a t W 4 W W W 4 » H 4H H W 4 W H » H 4 H 44 4 4 ' the moving picture sliuws. While they were Itxiklug lulu the show window of mi * H 4 4 lM 4 4 t ' H - H < ,+ ,M ,ll'4lH 4 - 4 4 4 * 4 ,h H '4 ,t 4 4 'S ,H 4 4 ,4 - * 4 4 4 H 4 4 4 t 4 ,4 instalment house one of the clerks came' out and invited ’em in nnd told ’em he'd sell 'em a baby carriage cheaper*!) any other place In town. Skinny June got mnd in a minute bill. Punk fairly shrieked Still Open on Sanford Avenue * with iii.TriilveiitH Newt Citulgenn nml RubeBolllvrr calletl ns usual un 01 Uillingh-y'N. two spimlloshunkevl girls Inst Sumlay night. Tohe Gulliver inviteil Mntuly Hnplight to go nee Tire- nTDvin- iiUetiCT—ihow bur Mntuly*» «»Ul mini pul Ills foot ilnwn so haul that Tube has been obliged to wear nn nrnirn plaster on the south end of Ids backbone ever since. ■ Hill Stinisnn who joined the Newlight church lust Sunday called un Uncle i’ ltil Slocum yesterday nmj owned up to steal­ ing out oi his barn and slicking two dozen •ggs lust full. - Lycurgtis Dollarhitlc nnd Dcstinmnnu Smoot nttended a frie«l liver church ootslai in ^ n ir r fF M r m w T iiv s n n f. - ‘ D fiaw m iniif sufferetl much from shouting colicky pains nil the next «lay. It seems tlmt people eul more nt church socials and donation parties than they do nt home. The Cameron City Tigers nnd the Delta Cyclones played n stiff game of hall lust Sunday. The Cyctunes skinned the Tigers ^<i 1(1. The game was eul short in the Ifilli inning uu account uf the Dc-ltn catcher gelling hit in his vermifuge ap­ pendix by u foul ball. SANIORU’SNtWtLECTRIC PLANI CASH STORE ¿ 1 . 2 5 to 45c r 20a and up . 39c and up . 24c and. up ___ 7c and up ....... 5c and up ‘ 25c and up 5c iter yard and up ...................... 10c ........... 5 to 10c 20c. and up 1.20 and'u p Carrying Men’s W ork Shirts at ¿UiiderslilrLs____------------ 1— Dress S hirts...................... ........... Men’s D r a w e r s ........... .............. White Dress Goods........................ Ladles’ Underwaists Muslin Underwear............... Laces and Embroidery___ ___ Men’s Linen Collars >. . ’* W aterproof Collars ” ‘ .Mats Mosquito Canailles A ml muny Ladies' nml Men’s Dress ami Furnishing . ---- - ff4*44<l#r mitL K4Htidi<*t)-H-t»Tr-utmitTnnis frnnentiorr nnd i*ive price; Giveins a call and see for yourself. teous attention (imiranteed. .-y.*..;. x% , .j.. y . y . y - y vv Kind and cour­ <• v v -6-yv -I- -I*-I-4- 4-•! C H AS. H. E V A N S Staple and Fancy Groceries Full Line of High-Grade Cigars and Tobaccos Will Uc Well Equipped And' M odern In Every Respect The foundation is now being laid for the ]rower house of the Sanford Light & Fuel Co., and ns soon n s the building ciiu be com pie led the machinery will be placed in position, the poles erected und all the wiring done. The two dynamos uf (JO and JO kilo Watts will furnish the power and the arc lights, will be of the enclosed pattern Instead ttf Die open arc now being used in many of Dm cities. A. J. Drown of tile Westlngltqufq Llectric IIHAM'.III N & Manufacturing Co., , woa ill - Die city litis week, also J. T. Fuller of the Cornett 1’lios pit ate Co. who will supervise Die out­ Chicago side wiring. / ; Cincinnati Tiie engines will be furnished by Dm Jacksonville Westinghouse Machine Co. ui\d will be of tiie best und most improved modern tyi*oTim work uf installing tiie plant will commence uliout June first us soon as the poles and equipment arrive and will be pusHetTto completion ut once. Tim company will furnish a day current if u suflident number of subscribers will ugnm to take Die .day. power. lid s wii] be a great* innovation for Sanford, as there are a number of manufacturing concerns Dun would l*e greatly benefltted by using a motor and muny of the busi­ ness houses nnd private residences would Use the fan service. Sanford's new electric light system will be one oi tlm best in Die state and will ,* 2 5 0 be liberally patronized by Die public Dial hM iwettwr T O l Improvement so many y e a r s . ________ ____________ Ag«m t f» r t h f F am ou s CLOVER HILL BRAND BUTTER SANFORD, FLORIDA CRUTCHFIELD & W 00LF0LK " « To S u b s c r i b e r » An order of the Postofflce Department, Washington, D. C., effective Jan. 1 ,1908. provides Dint no delinquent subscflber shnll be curried longer than three months. Hat and Cold Bsths al sii Heurs. Hot « u l- living as a reason Dial the department is uridsiiing a low rate of postage on newsphur Bsths a Spscialty pen, and does so for the benetil of a One viali sud you lovunie a Stsunch Paiion naAde subscriber who pays for his paper. •' P ise Bloch appesita K iprsss Office Fashionable Hair Cuttinti and Geneful/Barberiiiii i B P IT T S B U R G , P A . Sales Agents and Distributors SANFORD CL LERY UNION Room HI. Pico líltx'K. ’Plumo 2(19 SA N FO RD , F L A . New York Washington Sanford ID A P E O P L E AT THESE PRICES c o n s id e r th e q u a lit y Cvary chair lllualralad hara la mada *t tha baal whtla mapla «lock and llnlahad natural out-door varnlah. m Tha aaata ara boat urado double woven rattan .not cheap pllh . W * u « M llln a ' h u n d rrd * o f O h u r* to U»o poepla o f f Kio 6 lo t* . >r-d *>orr 0 u j.lo n ,w ^ n n jt l.V I O JtjIhM W 0 | 7 B t o k u i , i . i prico» * / • onp-third lu —*r Uiift^il I* po»»lble for trio »otoll »loro* .t o .M f l.lh » **m # « » * » • e h v * » *» T 8 * w •>* onl» * .'il«W5ol[ o^ir^peftt.rno [¿ n e b * of - A N f aO R T . ' r i U . W r . b i C ^ I f f » v *o^d - 'i '< LARGE ILLU STRATED f iT A U t t NOW. | ANY ROCKER SHOWN HERE CAN BE HAD IN RED.* CREEN OR CANARY FOR 15CTS. EXTRA. / c h a ir f a c t o r y $160 SokM nvtlla, fio ri da. 1- 5. j . . __ -SM - jy BRANCHES ------------------------a*------- f A nd /"•' T Î .7 S . j n . m [1*1v m �BALL SEASON OPENS Great American Game Interests — — - Sanford People THREE GAMES PLAYED THIS WEEK Sanford Team Getting Down to Steady Work and Will Soon Be In Tine Condition Sanford has a bunch of enthusiastic “ fans" nnd the association recently formed should have no trouble In giving the peo­ ple of this city a first-class article of ball an^ some interesting games. This yepr the people are taking more Interest than ever before Itrth e national ‘ j&Kte, and from early Indications It would seem that tho support will be given If n good team can be put In the field. The new park when finished will be one of the best in the South, and the season should witness some of the best games In this part of Uie state. _The season-ylriuolly opened on Monday of this week, when the boys crossed bats with the Eustls boys. Sanford va Eustls As per announcement, the Eustls hasebnli aggregation came over from the city, on the hill to try titles with the Celery City bunch of ball tossers. When play ball was called by Uie umpire at 1:30, the attendance was not overly large, but what was lacking in numbors wns made up for by the enthusiasm of those who were in attendance. The clubs were pret­ ty evenly matched nnd several clever ploys were made by members o f the re­ spective clubs, which were liberally ap­ plauded. The game was closely watched and some very close decisions by the um­ pire were disapproved by thoie who saw the plays. At tiie close of the game the score stood five to four in favor of £ustfo— Dfr-Reid 'of-Eustbr a cte d !!» Ulri- saw it—every strike and every boll. It was a cosmopolitan crowd in evary tense of the w6rd—old and young; rich and poor, saint and sinner. The. game cannot be classed as a brilliant one (there were too many ¿frdrs'fdr that), but can be claimed ascntertnlnlng. Tho first runs were scored by Lakeland in the third inning, when two were put to their credit. In the sixth inning Sanford succeeded in getting one man over the plate, and In the seventh four more were added to It. Lakeland scored two more in the eighth and three in the ninth. Sanford also made two in the ninth. Tills tied the score. In the tenth neither team scored, and the game was called to allow the visiting club to train for home. Some good plays were made by mem­ bers of both clubs which were applauded by the on lookers. ~'DrrTift B'SCr&Thi" um­ pire and gave general satisfaction. Battery for Lakeland, Battle, C. Wilder, Bower V . • Battery for Sanford. Chubb, Beardall. Struck out. by Battle 8; by Wilder 8: by Chubb 10. Hits. Sanford 8; Lakeland Real Estate BroKer W ILBO RN B Presents to the Investor the Best Opportu- 1 nities in Florida ■ I ( Celery farms, with flowing wells nil tiled, drained rind ready for crop, $50000 to $1000.00 ncr acre. , _ City property improved nnd unimproved timbcrlnnd with finest site In Florida for crate factory Others tell you what can be done. K. R. M URRELL is a pradtical farmer ns well as real « a m » hrnWnr »»mi in here to show you what has been nnd con be done. ^ ( I I ! tAVW VW V SCORE Innings Lakeland. Sanford 1 2 3 4 8 0 7 8 0 10 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 ? 0—7. 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 2.ÏÔ—7 The Best of all the Truckfarms in Florida 10 acres. It's Cypress Island 114 mllca by water from Kissimmee. j ! First Celery In Florida grown here. Grows anything. Surrounding loke <; gives protection from frost. Crop ! 1 3 weeks earlier than unjjrotccted \ I farms here. 4 fine artesian wells. <; 300 four year budded bearing Or11 OPge trees. Fine House nnd Unm. ¡> Heavy bearing Peaches. Guavas JI and Bananas. Owner has other* JI business and wants to sell. Come <; arid see. The Island stands the I > closest investigation. Perfect title, ______ Klsslmmee-Sanford Game Yesterday the Kissimmee Cowboysgrtme up to take a fall put of the Celery Grow­ ers. Old Jupiter Pluvious seemed unwill­ ing lo let the youngsters get together, nnd f6r an hour before the game the bottom of the clouds fell out and sky Juice fell at a gyeot rote. However, It takes more than mere wntcr to dampen the ardor of the bail players, and quite a good sized crowd o f fans wended their way to the park de­ spite the fact that as yet no shelter has <; been provided. The new park was in fair condition, and play was called at four' o'clock by Umpire King. * It was n^day for mud hens nnd In this the Sanford boys seemed to e n d , for r. p. Hansen. Owner, Kissim m ee, ri*. FRANK down nnil .pl»wail a giwuL mercy throughout the six innings. In that short tjtne they hod piled up 13 runs to Kissimmee's 2. The game was too one-sided to be interesting, fo llo wing is the omctnracsfe: 1/1 * Innings 1 2 3 4 8 0— R U E Sanford —1 1 1 2 7 1—13 8 10 Kissimmee —0 0 1 0 1 0— 2 0 14 Edwin Drobston, a promi nent business inun of Jacksonville, died June t. v ' '. ’ • ! Tho Latest Fnll Styles in Ladies’, Geril'afond Children's Shoes '~ Just Received L. H. T E M P L E i j ________ O rd e r£ S o lie it e d -F o r— ; . ROSES A SPE C IA LTY Florists Agent PHONE 1GG Bring your Babies jniul your Pets Don’Lforget your Coin Any old Silver Dollars or PaperMoney. . No Wooden or Tin Money taken here. — C u t F ln w p rq fin d H n f Back o f Opera House, Second Street Oak Ave.- and | ltlt_St------- S A N Ft )R I>.-Fl A Thë Crippen Music Store __ r Low Prices C loudy days preferred t High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones. GET YOUR PICTURE TAKEN Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill have am solidnted their wild west shows. WOODRUFF STRONG TINE OF CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SHOES [! Look Have L Sanford’s Only Exclusive Shoe Store <[ ,» ,> ;\ <[ <| > ¡J <; ,> ], j[ TtAVE-A-GOOD-tOOK----------Steven» wns sent in to do the twirling steady game having the visitors at their AT TIIE PHOTOGRAPH TENT lllBY for Sanford, but did not have his usual control, and wns taken oqt in the third. Chubb succeeded him. TheJatter had the Eustis batters at Ills mercy throughout the remainder of.the.game. The game wan called at the end of tho eighth in'nlng to allow Eustis to catch a train home. ~ Sanford vs Lakeland * On Tuesduy afternoon a large and en­ thusiastic crowd of baseball lovers, cranks and rooters made their way to Uie new baseball grounds to see the game between tiie Lakeland and Sanford clubs, and from the racket Uint was made they evidently J Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed, $25.00 to $200.00 per acre Easy Payments. p ir n Sanford Novelty Works and Concrete Stone Plant • .. • Owned and Operated by We do only one kind of house building, that, The Best. — We maufacture all kinds of Cement Building Blocks and Brick Our Prices the LowesCin Town, be sure and get our prices __ . _____ ' " . .**- u -- . - ■,- ■ ... - —-- —r- - Let us sell y o u your Window Frames and Inside Trimmings We. do all kinds of Wood Turning and Lathe Work, Scroll Sawing amd W ood Carving. Stair Building a Specialty. ♦ * • .• Buy Interlachen Sand for Building Purposes and Cement Work, Thank. _ �4» fi?*? teen Sixteen Pages „L IN SANFORD— Life is Worth Lioing er 43 SANFORD. TLORIDA, FRIDAY, JUNE II. 1909 UNIONS ON SANFORD [gestori Paper Gives Sanford A Good Article fARMCRS GET SEVERAL CROPS lipltfly Growing City That Ita i Gained Came Through Wonderrul Crops Every week Sanford springs Into the BntBfht; of ' tlic public through articles wonderful '|8uaiUiities- o f the st celery delta. Last week Tlic llerliu published two articles from the Camay Gentlemen, a well known mognxine devoted to farming Interests. This [ there is a good article upon the „f-pa # nf the Christian fjclence Monb 1te, a dally paper published In'Boston, IHus. and having n national reputation ind large circulation. These articles are »«paid Advertising but are given by : ttrioui papers and magazines In vprlmis i pirn of the United States on account of i tbere|Hitallon gained by Snnford ns the vegetable center of the world. All o f the pad things mentioned about Sanford are net confined to home papers and while tbtre are many articles published In vnr- H ORMA CEltRY AT S E A IU E Good Prices fo r our Products Shipped to Far Pucllic Coast 1 wo carloads of Florida celery and pine­ apple» arrived bete- today. Two cars of tomatoes front Florida which were sched­ uled to nrrivo today have been held up somewhere between Uillings and Seattle to he Iced, says the Seattle Intelligencer of May 13. I he tpmntoes were becoming overripe nnd to snveany iWtliur loss'{lie cars were i£ed. One car may nrrive here tomorrow, while the other will probably arrive here Friday. The celery is selling tit $4.50 Iter crate. The pineapples are bringing $5 to $5.25 jwr crate,and toma­ toes $1 |»or basket. The number nf pine­ apples to the crate ranges from* 21 to 30. Soo Canal* Is Rroken of Luke Sujwrlor behind, uu ungoverued torrent of water rushed through the four miiliim-dollar Canadian canal. The lock wus wrecked when the steamer Perry G. Walker rammed its how through the lower gate. The canal presents a tremendous spec­ tacle. including two water hills nnd n giant whirlpool. With the up|ier gutes open when the lower gates were crushed, water was given Instant play. The lag steamer Assinihiou was torn •from its moorings and struck the Walker, ramnifng n hole in Iter side._Ilimprgu ijufti. T55pspi-rsTiidt naverget lomirgYcttanRg ed, which damaged her. The Walker lible, some that do ¿re *o_ iiood that The whirled nrouml several times nnd finally N p ro d w o liq t landed on.a slmal._____ The ore-latlen steniner Crescent City, tbeui. We give below the article that just entering the lock was swept down, appeared in the Daily Monitor on May 28, overlook the Asslnilaoa, struck two glanc­ Knnnpiiaii'd by a large half tone cut of ing blows, nfter liuving n great hole torn in her side as she swept past the broken 1 celery field: gote. She was towed ashore. _ pidlyjlruwlng place offers special ~LtiSs to Ihe'Cuhiulinn Hbvemnient' is Indgcetnents to the home-seeker, the probably $250,000, the Crescent City, ' tourist mid (he sportsman. For JOO miles $100,000. Damage to the Walker nnd on to the south from Sanford the St. Assinihiou is light. The Walker's raptnlw-taiys Ins engineer Johns river is navigable (or 'small pleas­ caused the accident by pmistnkeiii going ure emit. During four or five winter ahead instead nf “ hacking." months myriads of duck and snipe migNew Counterfeit Detected , . rate to these waters and adjacent low­ A deceptive cnimtcrfcit $10 national lands; mul la the virgin forests stretching hank note, bearing the portrait of William away on cither aid'', rpinil. turkey uud McKinley has been discovered. The new deer are found in great abundance. counterfeit is n very elever piece »if wotkTlic waters of Hie river and the numer: .aua lakes of which it Is formed ure tee fit- inansliip. IT Is on (lie Citi/ims' Centr;i! TtTg with black bass.' small month buss, NntlonnI Hank nf New York rity, of the pickerel, cattish, griunel and perch of series of 1!I02. ami apparently is prinltlP from lithographic plates on two pieces of many varieties. Less than five years ago there was a |)a|>er, between which silk threads have population here of 1500; today the city been distributed. The numlieringis poor, the figures being Irregular in size and haa 3500 |>cnplc. •—- .. Sanford hus more railroads than any alignment, hut the pink seal is excellent, place in the state, except the metropolis, I><it 11 as to color and workmanship. Jacksonville; and being ulso located on the St. Johns river, has the tKinefit of water own petit ion, giving it the best freight rate of any town in the trucking and fruit growing section. Abundant and cheap irrigation enables the Sanford farmer to produce three crops between Oct. 1 and June I ench season, lettuce, celery nnd tomatoes or egg plants—in the order named is the rota­ tion; nnd a five aero farm on Sanford land, it is claimed, will yield more income than any quarter section of the best tilled « most fertile farm In the United States. There nre dozens of farmers who have accumulated small fortunes here in the Ipat half dozen yenrs. Sanford is termed "The Celery City" from the extent and success of this In­ dustry. Celery seed are sown any time from Augrifflo Nov7 IB. Plants Plant« hi nVJhe >fe of About six weeks are set In a field. Growing aiid taking care of plants there­ after is the work of two men for five acres - ? i land. .Jland power Is used mostly. This city is in the central part of the state, and its social advantages arc ex­ cellent. There is n fine line of stcutneft Plying daily between here nhd Jackson­ ville. ______________ , L-.- A Farewall h m U M _____ An informal farewell reception wus ten­ dered the Misses Pritchard Monday even­ ing ot the home o f Mrs, Peabody. Miss Claro Adams delighted Die""cbmP«ny with several vocal solos, other music ■**4 games completed the program. Among those present were: — •if* ¿Am jkkckwl Messrs Billy Besnlsll .. M. 1’ilubsn] hdwsrd lane .. ¿«O'is Uwsll *' Hatpli Steven s ;; - j:.S W S 2 1 . .-i. s a f f lt t - . “ Braxton Pitkin» .. yj'ifin» Elder - K itt- P a » A d s«». (M lsm l)" •• |f ***e S«umoe * b rille Am ie Hilly Hill “. . Frank Adam* .. I'*ie Siumori' " - Downes StrlnafcUow ** _ Nur» ------Antic --“ Mottntt llu(.»(iii George I’enUnlV C liffo rd P se tm a y wait all Hie weight Mrs. Dickens tntertulns Mrs. J. W. Dickens entertained the Hook Circle at her home lust Wednesday afternoon from four to six. The usual interesting program was curried out. Thfe Hook Circle Is one of Sunford's most popular societies, the members meeting once each month at the differ■ent houses, exchanging Imoks, giving readings nnd otherwiseenjoying nn after­ noon of pleasure and profit. Prominent Lawyer Dead News was received here Wednesday morning of the death of Waller M. Davis, u son of Col. Robert W. Davis, one of Tumpa'a foremost lawyers, the young man died at his sister's home in Pululku os u result of un illness brought on by a nervous breakdown. He was a member of the bar in Jneksoiiville, nnd leave» a wife and two children. Mr. Davis wus thirty-five years of Ttge._______ Will Pilch For Sunford __Mnnsi-11, the latest uddition to the pitching stuff of the SunfonlSaTldlpurir bus arrived in the city und hail his first try out In the Sanford-Eustfc game yestenluy. While not showing up in his true form, the funs ure well pleased with him and he will probably develop into the real goods. Will Pluy for Cup A beautiful cup hus been purchased by the Orlando and Sanford baseball teams, und is now on display at the store of T. H. Evans. The teams will pluy a series of fourteen gomes—the winner to gel the prize.—Orlando Sentinel. " ' 1<” Additional Local Mrs. E. W. Peabody hud as he* guests during the past week her sisters, Mrs. Ellu ^nderson of Geneva. Flu.; find Mt*. t. ffr Pritchard nnd two daughters of Mncon.Ga Mrs. T. E. King of St. Augustine and Mrs. fe. P- Wclborne of DeLntui representIng the Equitable Insurance Co. are in the city this week. •• M. It. Murten of Brooksvllle It in the city this week looking ufter his property Interests. On Saturday afternoon sixteen o f Sanf‘wil'* most impular young people enjoyed # Miimch ride given In honor of Misses Ague* tmd SaUI® Moore Pntfhnrd. Mrs. Miss Ruth Clifford of Euifis i> the guest Peuhojy Un j tdxs. Marshall acted at chap­ erones. * . . — - - -..... of Mils Hoskins Junes tuday. ' COMMISSIONERS MEET Dirts For Sanford Drainage Dis­ trict Rejected______ SPECIAL MEETING EOR NEW BIDS First Year Th e g r e a t p ia n o c o n t e s t Alls» Stum on Heads The List With Over 12.000 Votes The great piano contest Is , rapidly ns- «anting large proportions, und foltr more merchants nre now In The list, making the following stores: Sanford Furniture Co. j ~ ‘y Chns. Evans. J. K. Meltinger. A. E. Hill. Frank Woodruff. T. A. Newlnri. The contest wns started Inst^wcck, hut nlrcndy MissStumon husover 12,000 votes mid The Eagles arc a close second, with uver 11,000 votes. Much Interest is being manifested in the contest, nnd yotlng for the favorites is making quite nwtir in the stores entered in the contest.---------------7 --------------------The plnno has arrived tfluLJsch exhibi­ tion at the store of the Sanford Furniture Co. It is pronounced by the* Indies to he Just the real article, nnd the arrival of the piano has'added zest to the contest. Below is the Standing of the various candidates: unrotu Marl Pits And Other Road Mutters Occupy The Attention Of The Board Tuesday Board met. . Present: Chairman Lee: Commissioners Vaughan. Merrill and Overstreet. — The minutes of Inst meeting were rend and approved,j_______ Petition of S. (). Chase, J im* Cameron et al for n road,tunning north through Sec. 32, Tp. 19, R. 3!. presented nnd laid over Under'Hit* Ales. Petition of W. H. Daniel, Geo. I. Russell et al for n road connecting Orange ave­ nue mid the Apopka road following the shore of Lake Ivnnhon, presented nnd laid over under the rulps. Ilids for drainage In the Snnford Dis­ trict were opened nnd read. The bids being deemed by the hoard us unreason­ Min Jessie Stumon......................—..7 12.101 11,221 able, on motion all bids were rejected nod U n i not Knitc»-............................... M il l Kiln StrlniilHIipw ................ 5.052 the clerk ordered to advertise fur mew {’•oiutrcilutlunal Church ................... 3,0112 Min Muln'l IJywIiT ........................... 2.72M bids: saiil bids to he on file with the'clerk Ml*» Alla Strtutnini ___ . 1153 7HM of tins hoard lly ¡He ITTtli day of July? Tiiiigtii« »»rPyttirii« 'eluiUlni ... I17H 1909, und the txinrd to meet on Thursday Wiutmrn of the World 570 MU».Kuna t -S tH d uly Ifi'To rnrm rirr the hlrtxr Mri. Ennnk- Mumun J. S. Moore appeared before the IxinrU Mr». (!. W. V«‘iial>lp ................... Wlti Aroiika Tnkaih . ............ in regard to selling the county some mart Mr*. Forrpit t.«ke,..,................... of Odd Fellow» ...... .......... on his land. Moved that the matter he Order Mr*. Geo. A. DeCoflt-* .... ........... ........ ..... left in the hands of n committee with Ml** AII»t Kuhliln* Mil* Melt Whither........ power to w t r 1he commi tter—ttpi**inted r, |. wr. Pen- .... ' r*. R. ¿.Mitten....-.................. Ix-lug Messrs. Vaughan, Branham and Lee. Mil* Flu»le Frank ........ Mr. McCullough appeared before the Mrs. tl.J.WIIion:...... . Ml» MhiiIib Fo* board requesting that the rood from the Order nf H»-d Min — ................. Ml»» Grille Unit .... ................. solid hills to Curry Ford he improved, M r». 11. K. Xturphy............ .......... some of .the property owners to nsSist. Min KuttrMrtlingrr Min Alice VVhltnrr ....... Ills pro|Nisition was accepted and was Ml** Komi lllulni ....................... Mill Flnrt-m v Htrlniifrlluw........... ordered improved when the road gang is Mis* Glndyi Gardrier............ Iluptiit Suiidny Sthn>l . . in that part of the county. Min Mnmi»- Ifill __ The mutter of Itit* petition of T. D. Mr William I'.tdilHt. Clyde ... OUTill tnwti Hartley et id mt" to the road running _ ___ HU through Longwootl was referred Imck to Min Kdmi I'rrvau. Geneva....... . _ — -----tat U iu AlllHHU UlUlll. the committee of Messrs. Branham and Ml*» l.llllr Lnrii .................... ..,. ...... ti;: Overstreet. Ballots counted by Messrs, S. O. ShinLetter from John F. Cogswell in regard hitlser, R. M. Mason ami M. P. l.ip iv J U n c to road near Clareona was rend. The 9. 1909. ~ • matter was referred to Supt. Hrutdinm. Great Uanklttg System Permission was asked by J. P. MusselThe William system nf hunks nninng white et td to erect telephone (Miles on Celery Avenue from Cameron Avenue. which is the Peoples Hank of this city is Permission granted with the usual re­ gaining a world wide reputation and strictions. viz: thnt poles shall bA on ex­ many other section» nf the ciMiniry ure treme outer edge of right of way, and noting the wonderful progress being that shall not he allowed ill uny manner made hy this southern Institution. The following is from the Western Banker to obstruct the road. Mr. Wetherlngton's letter in regard to published ot Omnhn. Nebraska: "Among the interesting men whom we telephone |miIcs referred to Mr. Merrill. Mr. Overstreet was authorized by the met at the Virgitui Hankers' Convention hourd to order o ear of oil from Gulf He­ was Mr. W. S. Withutp, of Atloniii, Go. He is now associated with ninety six lloing Co., to iise for road purposes. Banks, and uctn as Financial Agent, re­ It was decided to accept Mr. F. 11» Da­ vis' nfTer in regard to land bought from presenting them In a series of transac­ tions hy which they ore mutually licnefithim. Pension applications of Mrs. Ellzalietli ted." "He goes to the North, where there is Smith und Mrs. Mary A. Chirk, approved plenty of money on the market, and puts ami ordered forwarded to Comptroller. The hood of Miss Julia K. Chapman, us It to earning good interest rates in the Notary Public, with F. A. Curtis and W. South, where it Is needed, and the Hunks who are thus benefltted arc more than R. O'Neal ns sureties, approved. * The bond of Josef Henschen ns Notary (•leased with the results. "lie has lately been udding several Public, with E. C. Vick nnd G, R. Croft ns Banks up in New York to the System, sureties. appnritedgj; ; _ ------ _ The hood of Geo. Fox as Notary Public, und they begin to iqicn their eyes when» with Win. G. Aldridge uud Joe Cameron they find out how much it menus to them. Mr. Wit ham lias big balances on hand ns sureties, upproved. constantly in several New York Hanks, The following bonds for carrying fire und could command a cool million at any or ms were presented, approved ami li­ moment. It is this strung ready cash ndcenses ordered issued: Bert J. Hall, rifle, sureties Chat. II. Ev­ dition to the assets of the Witharn Banks ans ami W. A. Tillis. • which enables all of them to travel Win. Jucobs, pistol, sureties A. Baxter through twu panics and eight tight money murkets, during the past twenty yeurs, Mild G. M. Jacobs. Allen-Pirio..pistol. Surelic&K. I- liyer with safety, and_without even u cumplaint. It is n wunderful banking plan. and Hurold Houfne. D. H. Lumuiis. pistol, sureties W. E. He is the pioneer In country hanking uud Watson nnd C. M. Hand. is the only banker in this country who in­ Ordered that the comptroller be request­ sures the de|Kisllurs against loss." ed to allow the redemption of cert. 1U40 One of the most enjoyable social events of 1895, lot 52, blk D, South Sanfurd.and cert.Jfi4U of 1895, lqL.53. Her D^SouUl at the week wns a "dock^luucJtepii".j|Lyc|i Sanford. rrdeemefFot theflkfsutn or$50, ns u coiilpnineut Jo the Misses i’ ntchurd property of Dennis Collins, redemption to of Macon, Gu., on Friday evening. be mude in U0 duys. Ordered that u telephone lie (nil In the officers were received and filed: Report of hfill of the court Ilouse and electric bells Licenses, Sheriff report of fines, Forfei­ tures find' COM*. Pay-Roll of -State Wit­ Installed. M. F. Robinson's letter In regard today nesses, Hc|xirt of Sheriff to Stute Auditor Pay Roll of Road Camp. Clerk's report of referred to Mr. Urunliaiu. Letter from James Moughtoirt in rcilurd Tax Redemptions, L. Wlchlendnhl report tor water on his lund read. Commission­ of Fines, Forfeitures and Costs, Report of Co. Treasurer, Supt. Co. Home, Co. Physi­ ers powerless to act. The matter of a petition to clay the cian, Supt. of Roads and Bridges, und road from the termination of the clay Financial Statement of auditor. Board examined vouchers, ordered road at Sylvan Luke to Paula church, re ferred to Messrs. Branham and Vuughn. warrants drawn and adjourned to next The reports of the following County regular meeting. 3 ~iv* \ GREAT CELEBRATION Sanford Will W elcome Visitors On The Fifth.— — ~ DAY OE RECREATION AND EIN Barbecue, Ball Games, Parades, Speech Making And Amusements Will Insure a Grand Success The grand celebration to lie given by the public spirited citizens of Sanfrml Is now assured of success nnd hII the ob­ stacles have been cleared uway, the money tins been raised and the assurance lips been granted (lint the Fifth of July will go down in the annuli of history us one of the greatest outpouring of Florida people ever witnessed in the state. The committees have been formed and now have the details of the celebration well in hand nnd from the reports the celebra­ tion will take (dace on the fifth dny of July as the Fourth this year occurs qn Sunday. In order to fittllilfiy celebrate the nntal day of American lndci>cndcnce a (urge amount of money will necessarily hnve ' " to he raised nnd the question of giving1 the visitors tL-goud—time naturally-laid— with the committee oil barbecue, one item In itself that la most Important und will entail the greatest expense. The citizens have responded most loyally ami our friends in the country huve also express­ ed their willingness to assist In the prep art)(ion for the barbecue. Snnford is fn-^ mous the world over for her hospitality olid the citizens would not dream of inviting aiieli a large crowd o f visitors to the city withuut providing plenty for the Inner man. The committee on the bar­ becue now report that everything will he ' arranged for the entertainment of at least 5,0(10 visitors and nolle will he ullnwcd to go away hungry. In the amusement line there will he two hotly contested games of hall lietweeu ¿Linford and Ucl^ndo.—LMragwHw* ■— wifi tie in the morning uiul tme in the a f­ ternoon thus enabling the visitors to wit­ ness one or both games at their pleasure. Potato rrijjes, sack races, catching the greased pig. a tournament, horse races, a tub race on the lake nnd klmlred «(»Tims will occupy the intervals of the dny. -The barbecue will occur promptly at noon after which Him. Frank Clark will make the address of the dny nt theopem house, Mr. Clark at present is very much in the public eye nut oply ill his native state but 1ii every state In the Unlun ami his speech at Sanford on this occasion will ^ attract numerous visitors nnd will he copied extensively hy the metropolitan pa|>ers. Mr. Chirk will also baviysomn good news for the (tcoplr of this section * regarding deep Wntar in the St. Johns river. Florida's ship canal and other sub­ jects that are of the utmost Importance at this time. Mr. Clark hus accepted the -cjUj .i •.AM 'll ........................ Will mukr the mldress at tills lime. Particulars will he given later regard­ ing this grand celebration and It behooves ** the citizens of the belery Deltu to work every day from now until the fifth of July to muke the celebration one of the greatest events io tlui history of Sanford, _ ,_J All contributions to the general fund will he gratefully accepted no matter how smull, us the committees need the assur­ ance of good will from every citizen*as much us the money, although the money is grently needed.— ________ _____ ____ — ______L 1 »»'I fi H 1J* t’ B Meeting o f Committees The committees on the Fourth of July 1 w celebration will meet tonight In the city hull nt 7:30 o'clock. All of the members 1 11 ore requested to he present and ulso any H citizens who have nuy ■stiggexHtimi nr OtTi |jj(j iHI «ài I Jed ions. Following nre the committees: , II, W. Ilrraiiuli. rctirral chairman. Fiaamw Conmillip»—M A. Miut. chulnnnn; F. S, FranX and C. It. LelHer. Arrn>ij-mi-ul t^uninlllw—K 1 1loll ». ( llaUUiai»: ArF-CetfflftlyrD. n Wiii/ier, C. H. Evil!! amt S. Vrruupuriatlat) Committee—Mr Taylor, ctialraiM. J.CTlilulni and F.P. Fortier. * 1 llarlircur (Viimiiltlnn—Mr. Itrady, cnalrmau; A I *n 0. Cameron. Alex Vatutlmn and G. W. SpeiR-er. AdyrrtUlnS Committee—R J. Ilolly, chairman; W. W. SlrtpUng and L P. MiCuller, Amuiemml CammtUee—Mr. Sievroi, chairman. 1 *iii L .JL CulUoun juuLGObJil»■!' „ ^ ____________ • I j l 4 V|| Kitfotlon uimmiuce-Hon. J ^ man; Mr»*n. Daniel*, Forster, Krrfirrt*; N. H". Gar­ ner, fc. M. Band, Forretl Lake. L K. Phillpa, J Mettlntcr, T. A Newtan. A. U Thraiher U I. Thraiher, M. F. Kobln»on. k It. Mark* ami G. S. berrv. It Pays to Advertise Dr. J. C. Davis, the ojHlelon purcarsed the Hansen Place in Kissimmee through an allvertlsement pluced In The Herald. It puys to advertise your (iroperty In Ths Herald no matter where it is located. ' t ■;-nr *> ■.t ‘ •* *>r. , hr M . * li ■ RBj Ciifö � 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, June 04, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 04, 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 04, 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/697f602c0095bf5d2499e157815c287d.pdf 816b95bf707d8b58be092b485e45e912 PDF Text Text BALL SE A SO N O PE N S Great American Game Interests — — - Sanford People THREE GAMES PLAYED THIS WEEK Sanford Team Getting Down to Steady Work and Will Soon Be In Tine Condition Sanford has a bunch of enthusiastic “ fans" nnd the association recently formed should have no trouble In giving the peo­ ple of this city a first-class article of ball an^ some interesting games. This yepr the people are taking more Interest than ever before Itrth e national ‘ j&Kte, and from early Indications It would seem that tho support will be given If n good team can be put In the field. The new park when finished will be one of the best in the South, and the season should witness some of the best games In this part of Uie state. _The season-ylriuolly opened on Monday of this week, when the boys crossed bats with the Eustls boys. Sanford va Eustls As per announcement, the Eustls hasebnli aggregation came over from the city, on the hill to try titles with the Celery City bunch of ball tossers. When play ball was called by Uie umpire at 1:30, the attendance was not overly large, but what was lacking in numbors wns made up for by the enthusiasm of those who were in attendance. The clubs were pret­ ty evenly matched nnd several clever ploys were made by members of the re­ spective clubs, which were liberally ap­ plauded. The game was closely watched and some very close decisions by the um­ pire were disapproved by thoie who saw the plays. At tiie close of the game the score stood five to four in favor of £ustfo— Dfr-Reid 'of-Eustbr a cted !!» Ulri- saw it—every strike and every boll. It was a cosmopolitan crowd in evary tense of the w6rd—old and young; rich and poor, saint and sinner. The. game cannot be classed as a brilliant one (there were too many ¿frdrs'fdr that), but can be claimed ascntertnlnlng. Tho first runs were scored by Lakeland in the third inning, when two were put to their credit. In the sixth inning Sanford succeeded in getting one man over the plate, and In the seventh four more were added to It. Lakeland scored two more in the eighth and three in the ninth. Sanford also made two in the ninth. Tills tied the score. In the tenth neither team scored, and the game was called to allow the visiting club to train for home. Some good plays were made by mem­ bers of both clubs which were applauded by the onlookers. ~'Drr T ift B'SCr&Thi" um­ pire and gave general satisfaction. Battery for Lakeland, Battle, C. Wilder, Bower V . • Battery for Sanford. Chubb, Beardall. Struck out. by Battle 8 ; by Wilder 8 : by Chubb 10. Hits. Sanford 8 ; Lakeland Real Estate BroKer WILBORNB Presents to the Investor the Best Opportu- 1 nities in Florida ■ I ( Celery farms, with flowing wells nil tiled, drained rind ready for crop, $50000 to $1000.00 ncr acre. , _ City property improved nnd unimproved timbcrlnnd with finest site In Florida for crate factory Others tell you what can be done. K. R. MURRELL is a pradtical farmer ns well as real «a m » hrnWnr »»mi in here to show you what has been nnd con be done. ^ ( I I ! tAVWVWV SCORE Innings Lakeland. Sanford 1 2 3 4 8 0 7 8 0 10 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 ? 0—7. 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 2.ÏÔ—7 _____ Klsslmmee-Sanford Game Yesterday the Kissimmee Cowboysgrtme up to take a fall put of the Celery Grow­ ers. Old Jupiter Pluvious seemed unwill­ ing lo let the youngsters get together, nnd f6r an hour before the game the bottom of the clouds fell out and sky Juice fell at a gyeot rote. However, It takes more than mere wntcr to dampen the ardor of the bail players, and quite a good sized crowd of fans wended their way to the park de­ spite the fact that as yet no shelter has been provided. The new park was in fair condition, and play was called at four' o'clock by Umpire King. * It was n^day for mud hens nnd In this the Sanford boys seemed to e n d , for The Best of all the Truckfarms in Florida 10 acres. It's Cypress Island 114 mllca by water from Kissimmee. j ! First Celery In Florida grown here. Grows anything. Surrounding loke <; gives protection from frost. Crop ! 1 3 weeks earlier than unjjrotccted \I farms here. 4 fine artesian wells. <; 300 four year budded bearing Or11 OPge trees. Fine House nnd Unm. ¡> Heavy bearing Peaches. Guavas JI and Bananas. Owner has other* JI business and wants to sell. Come <; arid see. The Island stands the I > closest investigation. Perfect title, <; r . p. Hansen. O w ner, Kissim m ee, ri*. FRANK L WOODRUFF dow n n n il . p l » wail a Edwin Drobston, a promi nent business inun of Jacksonville, died June t. STRONG TINE OF CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SHOES v ' '. ’ • ! Tho Latest Fnll Styles in Ladies’, Geril'afond Children's Shoes '~ Just Received [! L. H. T E M P L E Look Have g iw uL mercy throughout the six innings. In that short tjtne they hod piled up 13 runs to Kissimmee's 2. The game was too one-sided to be interesting, following is the omctnracsfe: 1/1 * Innings 1 2 3 4 8 0— R U E Sanford —1 1 1 2 7 1—13 8 10 Kissimmee —0 0 1 0 1 0— 2 0 14 Sanford’s Only Exclusive Shoe Store <[ ,» ,> ;\ <[ <| > ¡J <; ,> ], j[ TtAVE-A-GOOD-tOOK-------------Steven» wns sent in to do the twirling steady game having the visitors at their AT TIIE PHOTOGRAPH TENT lllB Y for Sanford, but did not have his usual control, and wns taken oqt in the third. Chubb succeeded him. TheJatter had the Eustis batters at Ills mercy throughout the remainder of.the.game. The game wan called at the end of tho eighth in'nlng to allow Eustis to catch a train home. ~ Sanford vs Lakeland * On Tuesduy afternoon a large and en­ thusiastic crowd of baseball lovers, cranks and rooters made their way to Uie new baseball grounds to see the game between tiie Lakeland and Sanford clubs, and from the racket Uint was made they evidently J Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed, $25.00 to $200.00 per acre i _ _ _ _ _ _ _ O r d e r £ S o lie it e d -F o r — j Cut Flnwprq find Hnf ; . ROSES A S P E C IA L T Y F lorists A g e n t Back o f Opera House, Second Street PH O N E 1GG Bring your Babies jniul your Pets Don’Lforget your Coin Any old Silver Dollars or PaperMoney. . No Wooden or Tin Money taken here. Oak Ave.- and | ltlt_S t------ S A N Ft )R I >.-Fl A Thë Crippen Music Store __ r Cloudy days preferred t High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones. GET YOUR PICTURE TAKEN Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill have am solidnted their wild west shows. — L o w Prices Easy Paym en ts. pirn Thank. _ Sanford Novelty Works and Concrete Stone Plant • .. • Owned and Operated by W e do only one kind of house building, that, The Best. — W e maufacture all kinds of Cement Building Blocks and Brick Our Prices the LowesCin Town, be sure and get our prices __ . _____ ' " . .**- u -- . - ■,- ■ ... - —-- —r- - Let us sell you your Window Frames and Inside Trimmings We. do all kinds of Wood Turning and Lathe Work, Scroll Sawing amd Wood Carving. ♦ * Stair Building a Specialty. • .• Buy Interlachen Sand for Building Purposes and Cement Work, �4 » fi?*? teen Sixteen Pages „L IN SANFORD— Life is Worth L i oing er 43 SANFORD. TLORIDA, FRIDAY, JUNE II. 1909 UNIONS ON SANFORD [gestori Paper Gives Sanford A Good Article fARMCRS GET SEVERAL CRO PS lipltfly Growing City That Itai Gained Came Through Wonderrul Crops Every week Sanford springs Into the BntBfht; of ' tlic public through articles wonderful '|8uaiUiities- of the st celery delta. Last week Tlic llerliu published two articles from the Camay Gentlemen, a well known mognxine devoted to farming Interests. This [ there is a good article upon the „f-pa# nf the Christian fjclence Monb 1te, a dally paper published In'Boston, I Hus. and having n national reputation ind large circulation. These articles are »«paid Advertising but are given by : ttrioui papers and magazines In vprlmis i pirn of the United States on account of i tbere|Hitallon gained by Snnford ns the vegetable center of the world. All o f the pad things mentioned about Sanford are net confined to home papers and while tbtre are many articles published In vnr- H O RM A C E ltR Y AT S E A IU E Good Prices for our Products Shipped to Far Pucllic Coast 1 wo carloads of Florida celery and pine­ apple» arrived bete- today. Two cars of tomatoes front Florida which were sched­ uled to nrrivo today have been held up somewhere between Uillings and Seattle to he Iced, says the Seattle Intelligencer of May 13. I he tpmntoes were becoming overripe nnd to snveany iWtliur loss'{lie cars were i£ed. One car may nrrive here tomorrow, while the other will probably arrive here Friday. The celery is selling tit $4.50 Iter crate. The pineapples are bringing $5 to $5.25 jwr crate,and toma­ toes $1 |»or basket. The number nf pine­ apples to the crate ranges from* 21 to 30. Soo Canal* Is Rroken wait all Hie weight of Luke Sujwrlor behind, uu ungoverued torrent of water rushed through the four miiliim-dollar Canadian canal. The lock wus wrecked when the steamer Perry G. Walker rammed its how through the lower gate. The canal presents a tremendous spec­ tacle. including two water hills nnd n giant whirlpool. With the up|ier gutes open when the lower gates were crushed, water was given Instant play. The lag steamer Assinihiou was torn •from its moorings and struck the Walker, ramnifng n hole in Iter side._Ilimprgu ijufti. T55 pspi-rsTiidt naverget lomirgYcttanRg ed, which damaged her. The Walker lible, some that do ¿re *o_ iiood that The whirled nrouml several times nnd finally Nprodwoliqt landed on.a slmal._____ The ore-latlen steniner Crescent City, tbeui. We give below the article that just entering the lock was swept down, appeared in the Daily Monitor on May 28, overlook the Asslnilaoa, struck two glanc­ Knnnpiiaii'd by a large half tone cut of ing blows, nfter liuving n great hole torn in her side as she swept past the broken 1 celery field: gote. She was towed ashore. _ pidlyjlruwlng place offers special ~LtiSs to Ihe'Cuhiulinn Hbvemnient' is Indgcetnents to the home-seeker, the probably $250,000, the Crescent City, ' tourist mid (he sportsman. For JOO miles $100,000. Damage to the Walker nnd onto the south from Sanford the St. Assinihiou is light. The Walker's raptnlw-taiys Ins engineer Johns river is navigable (or 'small pleas­ caused the accident by pmistnkeiii going ure emit. During four or five winter ahead instead nf “ hacking." months myriads of duck and snipe migNew Counterfeit Detected , . rate to these waters and adjacent low­ A deceptive cnimtcrfcit $10 national lands; mul la the virgin forests stretching hank note, bearing the portrait of William away on cither aid'', rpinil. turkey uud McKinley has been discovered. The new deer are found in great abundance. counterfeit is n very elever piece »if wotkTlic waters of Hie river and the numer: .aua lakes of which it Is formed ure tee fit- inansliip. IT Is on (lie Citi/ims' Centr;i! TtTg with black bass.' small month buss, NntlonnI Hank nf New York rity, of the pickerel, cattish, griunel and perch of series of 1!I02. ami apparently is prinltlP from lithographic plates on two pieces of many varieties. Less than five years ago there was a |)a|>er, between which silk threads have population here of 1500; today the city been distributed. The numlieringis poor, the figures being Irregular in size and haa 3500 |>cnplc. •—- .. Sanford hus more railroads than any alignment, hut the pink seal is excellent, place in the state, except the metropolis, I><it 11 as to color and workmanship. Jacksonville; and being ulso located on the St. Johns river, has the tKinefit of water own petit ion, giving it the best freight rate of any town in the trucking and fruit growing section. Abundant and cheap irrigation enables the Sanford farmer to produce three crops between Oct. 1 and June I ench season, lettuce, celery nnd tomatoes or egg plants—in the order named is the rota­ tion; nnd a five aero farm on Sanford land, it is claimed, will yield more income than any quarter section of the best tilled « most fertile farm In the United States. There nre dozens of farmers who have accumulated small fortunes here in the Ipat half dozen yenrs. Sanford is termed "The Celery City" from the extent and success of this In­ dustry. Celery seed are sown any time from Augrifflo Nov7 IB. Plants Plant« hi nVJhe >fe of About six weeks are set In a field. Growing aiid taking care of plants there­ after is the work of two men for five acres -?i land. .Jland power Is used mostly. This city is in the central part of the state, and its social advantages arc ex­ cellent. There is n fine line of stcutneft Plying daily between here nhd Jackson­ ville. ______________ , L-.- A Fare wall h m U M _ _ _ _ _ An informal farewell reception wus ten­ dered the Misses Pritchard Monday even­ ing ot the home of Mrs, Peabody. Miss Claro Adams delighted Die""cbmP«ny with several vocal solos, other music ■**4 games completed the program. Among those present were: — •if* ¿Amjkkckwl Messrs Billy Besnlsll .. M. 1’ilubsn] hdwsrd lane .. ¿«O'is Uwsll *' Hatpli Stevens ;; - K itt- W S 2 1 . .- i. s a f f l t t - . .. yj'ifin» Elder “ Braxton Pitkin» - P a » Ads«». (Mlsml)" Hilly Hill •• |f***e S«umoe * “. . Frank Adam* .. I'*ie Siumori' " Mottntt llu(.»(iii - Downes StrlnafcUow ** George I’enUnlV _ Nur» Antic --------“ Clifford Psetmay brille Amie j : .S On Saturday afternoon sixteen of Sanf‘wil'* most impular young people enjoyed # Miimch ride given In honor of Misses Ague* tmd SaUI® Moore Pntfhnrd. Mrs. Peuhojy Un j tdxs. Marshall acted at chap­ erones. * . . — - - -.....- ' Mrs. Dickens tntertulns Mrs. J. W. Dickens entertained the Hook Circle at her home lust Wednesday afternoon from four to six. The usual interesting program was curried out. Thfe Hook Circle Is one of Sunford's most popular societies, the members meeting once each month at the differ■ent houses, exchanging Imoks, giving readings nnd otherwiseenjoying nn after­ noon of pleasure and profit. Prominent Lawyer Dead News was received here Wednesday morning of the death of Waller M. Davis, u son of Col. Robert W. Davis, one of Tumpa'a foremost lawyers, the young man died at his sister's home in Pululku os u result of un illness brought on by a nervous breakdown. He was a member of the bar in Jneksoiiville, nnd leave» a wife and two children. Mr. Davis wus thirty-five years of Ttge._______ Will Pilch For Sunford __Mnnsi-11, the latest uddition to the pitching stuff of the SunfonlSaTldlpurir bus arrived in the city und hail his first try out In the Sanford-Eustfc game yestenluy. While not showing up in his true form, the funs ure well pleased with him and he will probably develop into the real goods. Will Pluy for Cup A beautiful cup hus been purchased by the O rlan d o and Sanford baseball teams, und is now on display at the store of T. H. Evans. The teams will pluy a series of fourteen gomes—the winner to gel the prize.—Orlando Sentinel. " ' 1<” Additional Local Mrs. E. W. Peabody hud as he* guests during the past week her sisters, Mrs. Ellu ^nderson of Geneva. Flu.; find Mt*. t. ffr Pritchard nnd two daughters of Mncon.Ga Mrs. T. E. King of St. Augustine and Mrs. fe. P- Wclborne of DeLntui representIng the Equitable Insurance Co. are in the city this week. •• M. It. Murten of Brooksvllle It in the city this week looking ufter his property Interests. Miss Ruth Clifford of Euifis i> the guest of Mils Hoskins Junes tuday. COMMISSIONERS MEET First Year The g r e a t p ia n o c o n t e s t \ GREAT CELEBRATION Alls» Stumon Heads The List With Over 12.000 Votes Sanford Will Welcome Visitors The great piano contest Is , rapidly nsOn The Fifth.— — ~ «anting large proportions, und foltr more merchants nre now In The list, making the following stores: SPECIAL MEETING EOR NEW BIDS Sanford Furniture Co. DAY OE RECREATION AND E IN j ~ ‘y Chns. Evans. J. K. Meltinger. Marl Pits And Other Road Mutters Barbecue, Ball Games, Parades, Speech A. E. Hill. Occupy The Attention Of The Making And Amusements Will Frank Woodruff. Board Tuesday Insure a Grand Success T. A. Newlnri. Board met. . Present: Chairman Lee: The grand celebration to lie given by The contest wns started Inst^wcck, hut Commissioners Vaughan. Merrill and Overthe public spirited citizens of Sanfrml Is nlrcndy MissStumon husover 12,000 votes street. — mid The Eagles arc a close second, with now assured of success nnd hII the ob­ The minutes of Inst meeting were rend stacles have been cleared uway, the uver 11,000 votes. and approved,j_______ money tins been raised and the assurance Much Interest is being manifested in P e titio n of S. (). Chase, J im* Cameron e t lips been granted (lint the Fifth of July the contest, nnd yotlng for the favorites al for n road,tunning north through Sec. will go down in the annuli of history us is making quite nwtir in the stores entered 32, Tp. 19, R. 3!. presented nnd laid over in the contest.------------ 7------------------ one of the greatest outpouring of Florida Under'Hit* Ales. people ever witnessed in the state. The The plnno has arrived tfluLJsch exhibi­ Petition of W. H. Daniel, Geo. I. Russell committees have been formed and now tion at the store of the Sanford Furniture et al for n road connecting Orange ave­ have the details of the celebration well Co. It is pronounced by the* Indies to he nue mid the Apopka road following the in hand nnd from the reports the celebra­ Just the real article, nnd the arrival of the shore of Lake Ivnnhon, presented nnd laid tion will take (dace on the fifth dny of piano has'added zest to the contest. over under the rulps. Below is the Standing of the various July as the Fourth this year occurs qn Ilids for drainage In the Snnford Dis­ Sunday. candidates: trict were opened nnd read. The bids In order to fittllilfiy celebrate the nntal unrotu being deemed by the hoard us unreason­ M in Jessie Stumon.................... —..7 12.101 day of American lndci>cndcnce a (urge 11,221 amount of money will necessarily hnve ' " able, on motion all bids were rejected nod Uninot Knitc»-........................... Mill Kiln StrlniilHIipw ......... ..... 5.052 the clerk ordered to advertise fur mew {’•oiutrcilutlunal Church ................ 3,0112 to he raised nnd the question of giving1 M in Muln'l IJywIiT ......................... 2.72M bids: saiil bids to he on file with the'clerk Ml*» Alla Strtutnini ___ . 1153 the visitors tL-goud—time naturally-laid— 7HM with the committee oil barbecue, one item of tins hoard lly ¡He ITTtli day of July? Tiiiigtii« »»rPyttirii« 'eluiUlni ... I17H 1909, und the txinrd to meet on Thursday Wiutmrn of the World 570 In itself that la most Important und will MU».Kuna t -StHduly Ifi'To rnrm rirr the hlrtxr entail the greatest expense. The citizens Mri. Ennnk- Mumun J. S. Moore appeared before the IxinrU Mr». (!. W. V«‘iial>lp ................. have responded most loyally ami our Wlti Aroiika Tnkaih . ........... in regard to selling the county some mart Mr*. Forrpit t.«ke,..,................. friends in the country huve also express­ of Odd Fellow» ............... on his land. Moved that the matter he Order ed their willingness to assist In the prep Mr*. Geo. A. DeCoflt-* .... ......... ....... .... left in the hands of n committee with Ml** AII»t Kuhliln* art)(ion for the barbecue. Snnford is fn-^ Mil* Melt Whither....... power to w t r 1he commi tter—ttpi**in ted 3 r, |. wr. Pen- .... ' mous the world over for her hospitality r*. R. ¿.Mitten....-................ Ix-lug Messrs. Vaughan, Branham and Lee. Mil* olid the citizens would not dream of inFlu»le Frank ....... Mr. McCullough appeared before the Mrs. tl.J.WIIion:....... viting aiieli a large crowd of visitors to Ml» MhiiIib Fo* board requesting that the rood from the Order nf H»-d Min — ............... the city withuut providing plenty for the solid hills to Curry Ford he improved, Ml»» Grille Unit .............. .... Inner man. The committee on the bar­ Mr». 11. K. Xturphy.................... some of .the property owners to nsSist. Min KuttrMrtlingrr becue now report that everything will he ' Min Alice VVhltnrr ...... Ills pro|Nisition was accepted and was Ml** Komi lllulni .................... arranged for the entertainment of at least Mill Flnrt-mv Htrlniifrlluw......... ordered improved when the road gang is M 5,0(10 visitors and nolle will he ullnwcd is* Glndyi Gardrier.......... Iluptiit Suiidny Sthn>l . . in that part of the cou nty. to go away hungry. Min Mnmi»- Ifill __ The mutter of I tit* petition of T. D. Mr William I'.tdilHt. Clyde ... In the amusement line there will he OUTill tnwti Hartley et id mt" to the road running two hotly contested games of hall lie____ HU through Longwootl was referred Imck to Min Kdmi I'rrvau. Geneva...... . ___ — -----tat tweeu ¿Linford and Ucl^ndo.—LMragwHw* ■— Uiu AlllHHU UlUlll. the committee of Messrs. Branham and Ml*» l.llllr Lnrii ....................,. ....... ti;: wifi tie in the morning uiul tme in the a f­ Overstreet. Ballots counted by Messrs, S. O. Shin- ternoon thus enabling the visitors to wit­ Letter from John F. Cogswell in regard hitlser, R. M. Mason ami M. P. l.ip iv J U n c ness one or both games at their pleasure. to road near Clareona was rend. The 9. 1909. ~ • Potato rrijjes, sack races, catching the matter was referred to Supt. Hrutdinm. greased pig. a tournament, horse races, a Great Uanklttg System Permission was asked by J. P. Musseltub race on the lake nnd klmlred «(»Tims The William system nf hunks nninng will occupy the intervals of the dny. -The white et td to erect telephone (Miles on Celery Avenue from Cameron Avenue. which is the Peoples Hank of this city is barbecue will occur promptly at noon Permission granted with the usual re­ gaining a world wide reputation and after which Him. Frank Clark will make strictions. viz: thnt poles shall bA on ex­ many other section» nf the ciMiniry ure the address of the dny nt theopem house, treme outer edge of right of way, and noting the wonderful progress being Mr. Clark at present is very much in the that shall not he allowed ill uny manner made hy this southern Institution. The public eye nut oply ill his native state following is from the Western Banker but 1ii every state In the Unlun ami his to obstruct the road. Mr. Wetherlngton's letter in regard to published ot Omnhn. Nebraska: speech at Sanford on this occasion will ^ "Among the interesting men whom we attract numerous visitors nnd will he telephone |miIcs referred to Mr. Merrill. Mr. Overstreet was authorized by the met at the Virgitui Hankers' Convention copied extensively hy the metropolitan hourd to order o ear of oil from Gulf He­ was Mr. W. S. Withutp, of Atloniii, Go. pa|>ers. Mr. Chirk will also baviysomn He is now associated with ninety six good news for the (tcoplr of this section * lloing Co., to iise for road purposes. Banks, and uctn as Financial Agent, re­ regarding deep Wntar in the St. Johns It was decided to accept Mr. F. 11» Da­ vis' nfTer in regard to land bought from presenting them In a series of transac­ river. Florida's ship canal and other sub­ tions hy which they ore mutually licnefit- jects that are of the utmost Importance him. Pension applications of Mrs. Ellzalietli ted." at this time. Mr. Clark hus accepted the "He goes to the North, where there is Smith und Mrs. Mary A. Chirk, approved plenty of money on the market, and puts ..................... ami ordered forwarded to Comptroller. Will mukr the mldress at tills lime. The hood of Miss Julia K. Chapman, us It to earning good interest rates in the Particulars will he given later regard­ Notary Public, with F. A. Curtis and W. South, where it Is needed, and the Hunks ing this grand celebration and It behooves ** who are thus benefltted arc more than R. O'Neal ns sureties, approved. * the citizens of the belery Deltu to work The bond of Josef Henschen ns Notary (•leased with the results. every day from now until the fifth of "lie has lately been udding several Public, with E. C. Vick nnd G, R. Croft ns July to muke the celebration one of the Banks up in New York to the System, sureties. appnritedgj; ; _ ----- _ greatest events io tlui history of Sanford, _ The hood of Geo. Fox as Notary Public, und they begin to iqicn their eyes when» All contributions to the general fund with Win. G. Aldridge uud Joe Cameron they find out how much it menus to them. will he gratefully accepted no matter how Mr. Wit ham lias big balances on hand ns sureties, upproved. smull, us the committees need the assur­ constantly in several New York Hanks, The following bonds for carrying fire ance of good will from every citizen*as orms were presented, approved ami li­ und could command a cool million at any much us the money, although the money moment. It is this strung ready cash ndcenses ordered issued: is grently needed.— ________ _____ ____ — ______L Bert J. Hall, rifle, sureties Chat. II. Ev­ dition to the assets of the Witharn Banks ans ami W. A. Tillis. • which enables all of them to travel Meeting o f Committees Win. Jucobs, pistol, sureties A. Baxter through twu panics and eight tight money The committees on the Fourth of July murkets, during the past twenty yeurs, Mild G. M. Jacobs. celebration will meet tonight In the city Allen-Pirio..pistol. Surelic&K. I- liyer with safety, and_without even u cumhull nt 7:30 o'clock. All of the members plaint. It is n wunderful banking plan. and Hurold Houfne. D. H. Lumuiis. pistol, sureties W. E. He is the pioneer In country hanking uud ore requested to he present and ulso any Watson nnd C. M. Hand. is the only banker in this country who in­ citizens who have nuy ■stiggexHtimi nr OtTJed ions. Following nre the committees: , Ordered that the comptroller be request­ sures the de|Kisllurs against loss." II, W. Ilrraiiuli. rctirral chairman. ed to allow the redemption of cert. 1U40 Fiaamw Conmillip»—M A. Miut. chulnnnn; F. S, One of the most enjoyable social events FranX and C. It. LelHer. of 1895, lot 52, blk D, South Sanfurd.and Arrn>ij-mi-ul t^uninlllw—K 1 1loll ». ( llaUUiai»: cert.Jfi4U of 1895, lqL.53. Her D^SouUl at the week wns a "dock^luucJtepii".j|Lyc|i ArF-CetfflftlyrD. n Wiii/ier, C. H. Evil!! amt S. Sanford. rrdeemefFot theflkfsutn or$50, ns u coiilpnineut Jo the Misses i’ ntchurd Vrruupuriatlat) Committee—Mr Taylor, ctialrproperty of Dennis Collins, redemption to of Macon, Gu., on Friday evening. aiM. J.CTlilulni and F.P. Fortier. llarlircur (Viimiiltlnn—Mr. Itrady, cnalrmau; A be mude in U0 duys. 0. Cameron. Alex Vatutlmn and G. W. SpeiR-er. AdyrrtUlnS Committee—R J. Ilolly, chairman; Ordered that u telephone lie (nil In the officers were received and filed: Report of W. W. SlrtpUng and L P. MiCuller, hfill of the court Ilouse and electric bells Licenses, Sheriff report of fines, Forfei­ Amuiemml CammtUee—Mr. Sievroi, chairman. CulUoun juuLGObJil»■!' „ ^ ____________ • tures find' COM*. Pay-Roll of -State Wit­ L.JL Installed. Kitfotlon uimmiuce-Hon. J ^ m an; Mr»*n. Daniel*, Forster, Krrfirrt*; N . H ". Gar­ M. F. Robinson's letter In regard today nesses, Hc|xirt of Sheriff to Stute Auditor ner, fc. M. Band, Forretl Lake. L K. Phillpa, Pay Roll of Road Camp. Clerk's report of Mettlntcr, T. A Newtan. A. U Thraiher U I. referred to Mr. Urunliaiu. Letter from James Moughtoirt in rcilurd Tax Redemptions, L. Wlchlendnhl report Thraiher, M. F. Kobln»on. k It. Mark* ami G. S. berrv. tor water on his lund read. Commission­ of Fines, Forfeitures and Costs, Report of It Pays to Advertise Co. Treasurer, Supt. Co. Home, Co. Physi­ ers powerless to act. Dr. J. C. Davis, the ojHlelon purcarsed The matter of a petition to clay the cian, Supt. of Roads and Bridges, und the Hansen Place in Kissimmee through . Financial Statement of auditor. road from the termination of the clay Board examined vouchers, ordered an allvertlsement pluced In The Herald. road at Sylvan Luke to Paula church, re ferred to Messrs. Branham and Vuughn. warrants drawn and adjourned to next It puys to advertise your (iroperty In Ths Herald no matter where it is located. The reports of the following County regular meeting. ' t■;-nr *> ■.t ‘ •* * > r. Dirts For Sanford Drainage Dis­ trict Rejected______ ~iv* , hr -cjUj .i •.AM M 'll ,_J »»'I fi H 1J* t’ B 1 1 w 1 11 H I i |jj(j iHI «ài * 1 I *n 1 * iii l 4 V|| I j J ■ * l i RBj Ciifö �tue SANfORD -HERALD rilD R C T flN F fil FANIMfi ^ lcan do better' ^oumay not Uilnkao. but UUKD o IU H L U LL/tllllU lO hedoet. Hebai givenyouabetterchance 1than he bad. In many, ways you can be ginwhere he left ofl.^cHe expects a good t i Budget of Opinion “ Just Be­ Idesd from you. and that Is why he has ■tried to make a man of you. tween You and Me” Don’t flinch, boy. The world will try you out. It will put EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT to the test every fibre in you. But you (are made of good stuff. Once the load Ii [fairly strapped on your young shoulders, •A Chief ta Among Ye Taking Notas, you will carry It and scarcely feel It— 1 ’ and Faith, He’ ll Prent ’ E m " . |only there be the willing and cheerfu mind. So Says Saunterer. All han, you. on the threshold I It’s high timeyouwerebeginnlngtopay A Mwipaper Is not «ltoSotb« pubfrhed to tall the people whet they waSQUke to know, butjis* to the freight, and your back debts to father «hr* much of Its apnea to tellina then whet they and mother. You will pay them, won •ejki to know.—Oreely. 'you, boyf Sfittiti C tm tfitmémtt fe O * HtrtlJ. How will you pay them T T bs C o tta rs Chance By being alwoys and everywhere a man The editor Mt la hl» chair. ' " .. Rubbln* hie pateell AeroU of hair, Raedlas hie paper with Um Ic m sir. innIni ■ went ad appearin' * A went ad that read Ilka I MRS. N. L. ALLEN! GO CARTS Is one block from 1st street, but it will pay you-to^ail and see the new and up-to-date T h e la t e s t o u t is the E N G LIS H M ILLINERY We have h new line just in and the low price will make them go. Come m and see them. she carries. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Give Me a Share of Y o u r Patronage Commercial Street CAB j S A N FO R D FURNITURECO. Near the Depot I 4 Every employer Is worried more or less by some of his employees who are shift­ W H Y NO T USE "Wanted—A man who will work all day less In their method of attending to their And work at aWht at a email hoy e pay. One who te tranquil »tnld the fray, different duties. The employer expects Patient and humble every way When anythin! t o n amtaa. good, honest work from each employee and on the same principle should expect to U P - T O -D A T E "Mutt have a broad and a learned mind. B A K E R fl N O W , AND S A V E M ONEY? Muil bear the trouble* of all mankind, pay each employee the wages earned. Muet amUe and like It when h e * maligned. In the City Muit apend hla life In a ceaarle.* grim!. Various are the rules laid down by the And then be laid on the shelf. 7 It lias shown more results for the Money invested than any other business houses and many are the com We make everything known to the trade I j ne editor caimr laid: *nw: "That met looka iouii goou The food ito me. It will pay you to examine the Celery Fields where------plaints registered by the employees. t,-' eaidahe. Compered to my lob. It's a anap,'' Full Line of Confectioneries | id iand free.' "Riant here la a chance to be (lad A Chicago mao who has a large num­ ■ ■ ■ key: And he imlied ai he turned the1aanctorum ear ber of e m p lo y»» under him has postet " I ’ll Set that Job myaelf And Cigars up In the various departments o f his es­ Free House-to-House Delivery tablishment cards which bear the above is used. " Our representative. C. M. DRADWATÍ:R. is in Sanford 4 The eclipse of the moon was watched |caption and the following terse rules. 1Î1 Park A ve. ’Phon# 1 0 t every week. See him or write to him at Orlando or with great Interest by Sanford people last These make it very plain what he ex­ Thursday night. The eclipse was caused pects and whot he does not expect, of by the moon getting in the shadow of the ♦+ ♦+ ♦*+ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+ + ♦♦+ *+ + + + ♦< | T H E E . O . P A IN T E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO. those who draw salaries from him: earth, and as the earth moves In the sains Don’t lie—It wastes my time and yours. NEW CELERY CROP Write for Booklet. J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L O R ID A direction as the moon, the earth being be­ I'm sure to catch you in the end and tween the two, the eclipse was seen for DO YOU WANT PURE CELERY SEED? that's the wrong end. some time. Of course the moon gets “ full" Watch your work, not the clock. Along The kind that alvei the beat reeultt and’ at times, but the old fellow is rather reg­ the cmljr kind that he* been proven at day's work makes a long day short and a ular In his habits for all that, and lets the together auccettful for Florida Grower*. day's short work makes face long. I hayrtheiq. Frcacli Golden Imported earth's shadow get In the way at given Give me more than I expect and-l'll * Self Bleachln| pure and true to name. periods. The eclipse.wfiiiidhavebeenenpay you more than you expect. I can Imported bjr me direct from Parle. : : “tlre/butTor the fact that the Florida legis­ afford to increase your pay if you increase lature had not yet adjourned, and the j mv ni.jtfl[a _ ___ .-J— « . P H I L I P S, U ru n la T 3- to 25-llorsc Power moon was "afraid that sonic of the-law-}-— ~--------, , .. . Cor. Flr*t S t and Park Avenue » ■ » '‘- H isu m w | You owe so much to yourself that you makers would legislate against this eclipse can't afford to owe anybody else. Keep SANFORD. FLORIDA doing business without a license and oc­ out of debt or you'll keep out of my shops. X Best 2-Cycle^Engine on the Market cupation tax. i soon as the legislature Dishonesty Is never on accident. Good can adjourn from the arduous duties of men, like good women, can't sea tempta­ - doing nothing, the heavens will inaugu­ Smooth Running. Economical and tion when they meet it. rate n new design In fireworks mode es­ Absolutely Reliable Mind your own business and In time pecially for the Sanford Fourth o f^ u ly you'll have s, business of your own to celebration. It will b« in shapeof a mon­ mindSee me b efo re In alallln s an eiiilnt ster comet, the same that was seen In Don't do anything that'Will hurt your In your boat, you will nut regret II 1861, and will be within fourteen million self-reapqct. The employee who Is will­ J . D. PARKER, Prop. miles of the earth, which ought to bring it T ing to steal for me Is capable of stealing very dose to Tallahassee. Some trf the from me. . , Room and Board $1.50 Per Day. S a n fo rd , F lo r i d r most noted astronomers have predicted It's none of my business what you do that Jeems Alexander wlllbaclosely Iden­ Meals, 35c. at night. But If dissipation nffccts what tified with the flight of this comet when 1rlo naxt eUyruml yoirdo^ttTTTflrwelT j * ' ri ° t,** hL‘ addrctsutStiiifoiB as I demand. youUllast half as-long as y S p ecia l R ate by the W e e k on the Fourth. The last time the comet you hoped. made its appearance was during the stormy Don’t tell me what I'd like to hear, but ' •k^+*+**+*++-t>*4-4+*<C>+<í>4>«+? days of 'til. Naturally It comes to us what I ought to hear, I don't want a valet . again during the stirring daysof the Flor­ to my vanity, but I need one for my dol­ (First Street, one from Depot opposite Postnflue) ida legislature, and the explanation of Ion lars. Farris when he returns to Jacksonville. Don't kick if I kick—if you're worth H . E . W IS E , P ro p rie to r The comel,will also be very plain In the while correcting, you're worth while keep­ DEALER IN Formerly Manager of Central Cafe sky wiien the state prohibition campaign ing. I don't waste time cutting specks opens. In Jacksonville and Tampa the put of rotten apples. comet can be seen by the aid of telescopes S te a k s , C hops, O y s te rs and Fish a S p e c ia lty and a liberal dose of Lewis' 60 which a* enables people to see things that nreoth- 4 The Saunterer endeavors to be fair with A P L A C E FOR L A D IE S AND G E N T L E M E N AND wlse Invisible to the naked eye oL those everyone, and while laying on the lash who ride on the water wagon Instead of when needed, tries to give credit where S h ort O rd e rs A t A ll H ou rs E v e r y t h i n g F l r s l C lass credit is due. Many compliments were taking a "joy ride" In a buzz car. Several "cornet clubs" have been formed showered upon me last week over the ar­ In the two cities mentioned above, and ticle relating to the telephone girls, their Prompt, Clean Service Meal Tickets are Sold at Reduced Hates those who reside In the dry counties, await (rials and tribulations. Since penning A fen t fo r Virginia-Carolina Fer­ the result of their investigations with those lines, 1 noticed a good article in the tilizers Reporter-Star, taken from a Texas paper great Interest. ' 0 o.o about the telephone girl and It Is good enough to be reproduced below : 4 So you are twenty-one T FRESH T O P P R IC E S F O R YO U R The telephone girl sits still in her chair And you stand up clear-eyed, clean----minded, to look all the world squarely in and listens to voices from everywhere. ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND E A R L Y VEGETABLES She hears all the gossip, she hears all the the eye. You are a man I when shipped to HEWITT. If you are not doing Did you ever think, sdn, how much It news, she knows who is happy and who has the blues; she knows all our sorrows, business with tills House, write to them at once. has cost to make a man out of you T AND she knows all our Joys, she knows every Some one has figured up the cost In girl who Is chasing the boys; she knows of money of rearing a child, lie says to bring (Kir troubles, she knows of our strife; she a young man to legal age, care for him, knows every man who talks mean to his and educate him, costs $25,000, which la F R U IT __AMD_____E R O D U C E C O M M IS S IO N M ERCHANTS .'wife; she knows every time- wo- ore ou^ ^ n lot Of.money to put-into flesh and blood. AT 10 E. C am den S t., B a ltim ore, Md. with "the boys;" she hears the excuses But that isn't all I ' References: This Paper and Thousands of Pleased Shippers in Florid* fellow employs; she knows every wo­ You have cost your father many hard J . I. ANDERSON'S rn whohas adnrk past; she knows every knocks and short dinners, and worry and in who’s inclined to be “ fast;" In fact. gray streaks in his hair. And your moth­ er—ah, boy, you wlU never know 1 You 1ère‘a • secret beneath each saucy curl G. W. S P E N C E R oni,Exclusive.m i i P_ain te r F e r t i I i ze r P a i n t e r ’ s S a n f o r d C e le r y S p ecial FerrcrMariireEngines t GATE C IT Y HOUSE j T. P. Conpropst THE CITY RESTAURANT W . W . LONG t Fresh Meats Groceries t ATS GROCERIES H e n r y M c L a u lin have c o « her days and nights of aqxisty H demure Junking telephone and wrinkles in her dear fnce, and heart­ girl. If the telephone girl told all that she knows, it would turn half our friends into JEW ELER aches and sacrifice. bitterest foes; she could sow a small wind It has been expensive to grow you. that would, soon be a gale; engulf.us in M Y SPECIALTIES ir trad"land'd* In jail; she could let Pickard's Hand-Painted China __ Jtyouare-wbat wir think you are/you are worth all you cost, and much, much go a story which, gaining In force, would Gorham's Sterling Silver cause half our wives to sue for divorce; more. Rogers' Plated Ware Be aura of this: While father doesn't she could get all our churches mixed up In a fight and turn all our days Into sorrow­ Elgin and Waltham Watches say much but "hello, son," way down deep ing night; in fact, she could keep the whole In bis tough, staunch heart, he thinks you are the finest ever. And as for the little town in a stew If she'd tell a tenth part ALL GOODS GUARANTEED mother, she simply cannot keep her love of the things that she knew. Oh, brother, now doesn't it moke your head whirl when and pride for you out of her eyes. you think what you owe ts the telephone You are a man now. T . H. DINGEE And some time you must step into your J —T he Saumtoujl father's shoes. He wouldn't like you to - call him old. bat put the same helm 't a* P lu m b in g and Trip» to Enterprise young as he used to be. You see, young On account of the Methodist Conference man, be has been working pretty hard for at Enterprise this week, the launch Sophie G as F ittin g more than twenty years to help you up I C. will make regular tripe between Sanford And already your mother is beginning to and Enterprise. Boat will leave city dock Ah .Work RçcelveaJMy Personal Attention lean on you. «’ ____________________ - l every hour. Forty cents for the round and BesuEffprti Doesn't that sober you. twenty-one T trip. Tickets on sal« at Nownan'e and Your father has done fairly wall, but you i Philips' drug store«. .. 1Opposite Q ty Hall ’Phone 230 » V -, H EW ITT Artesian & CO* Deep Drilling Well LIPE T e le p h o n e No. 6 0 CITY CIGAR STORE r Best Line of Cigars and Tobaccos in the City N e w s p a p e rs , r u 's r M a g a z in e s and Periodicals �THE SANFORD HERALD FAMILY REUNION J. M. Lord Celebrates his 70th Birthday There was a family reunion at the res- Idence of Mr. J. M. Lord June 2nd, 1909. At 9 a. m. the family all began to gather and enjoy the day with father and Bother. In honor of their father’s 70th birthday. Rev. M. M. Lord, wife and baby came from Lady Lake, Fla. Mrs. M. E. Smith end two children of Jacksonville came the first of the week to be present. At II o'clock they had a very Interest­ ing program consisting of songs and Scripture lesson nnd several IntercsUng • pieces were read. flov.-M: M. Lord gave t splendid talk on his father’s life and how wc should follow his example in godly living. -. Mrs. Bryan gave a brief fcketch of his life and Mrs. Smith recited n little poem. •■Father's Seventieth Birthday.’, At 12 o’clock dinner wns served on a long table on the grounds. The afternoon was spent socially by all. —M. L. B. John Minton Lord wns born June 2nd, 1839, near Irvinton. Gn., In .the humble home of his parents, Mills Minton and Frances Louisa Lord. He wns reared on he form helping his father In the blacks smith shop until h« was 21 years old’ When the civil war between the North ■nd South broke out. In 1801 ho entcrod Company. 1.3rd Georgia Regiment, Right's Brigade. Anderson Division, Longstreet's core of tho Army of Virginia, nnd served nearly three years. He was wounded in the battle of Gettysburg. Penn., on July 2nd. 1804, nnd wns taken prisoner and "months at Point Lookout,lidT He returned home on crutches and was re when the war ended. When ho re­ turned home his father was dead and his mother with four little children were homeless, so he had to make a new home for them. In December 1805 they came to Columbia county, Fla. On Noveml«*r 28,18G9, he was married to Jane Word Tanner. In 1874 they moved by team to ange county.aiuLsoon-sstUad-on their present home. They have eight children, all of whom are married except the youngest. Tlrcre ore sixteen grand children, who nrc nil proud to be hero today to honor his sev­ entieth birthday. May he live long and enjoy ninny" mure such days as this. Snnford, Fla., June 2, 1909. Today Is father's seventieth birthdsy. nought nine; Our entire fnmlly U united. And thirty-four hnjyy voices chime. P1?* h»Ppy and delighted P rs lilm Cod father It .till here. WM&L3S& lend In the right wty.------- ----------With im llii nnd presents we with him good cheer m at he may live to tee many t hsppy birthday Our thoughts turn back to fond childhood day. When we stood at hit and mother's knee And In our minds we can t*a r them say. My child lead a life of love, kindness and purity, And you will always have happiness none can . destroy. May God bless and keep thee, my girl, my hoy. -M rs M. E. Stunt. Died At the home of Ills grant! parents, Mr. nml Mrs. J. M. Lord. June 3rd. 1909, little Philip Ward, the seventeen months old son of Mr. nnd Mrs. M. E. Smith of Jack­ sonville, Fla. He has gone to heaven we knflw^” For his sweet life was pu[r as snow. Our hQine ts so lonely, But In God we trust only. To meet our darling over thrre. ___ ____________“Mona»." Just a Little Bouquet Nome For Hi« Ball Park The following names have been banded in nnd The Herald will publish tho list until.the ¿bason- opens. The names of the young Indies will*be kept secret until the contest has been decided. Every Sanford lady should assist in naming the bull park. Send in your 'name to The Herald. West Park. , Celery City Diamond. Diamond Park. Dixie Park. Stevens Park. * Sunset Park. Holly Purk. Robert E. Leo Park. — < Olympia Patk. _____ Colonial Park. The Lucky Diamond '•* Edgewood Park Mnrlnwc Park 'National Ball Park. Monroe Ball Park. Belvidere Park. Olustee Park, lasers' Lot GROCERIES . Can Fit you That’s My Business J Investigating the Quality J LOOK For Our Store of Goods and the Prices % We have anticipated . o f Same That’s Y our Business YOUR Needs aitd Bought Our Stock of V ! Having discontinued1 the bakery I can now devote— my attention exclusively Jacksonville, June 9th. Dear Bro. Holly—The Sanford Herald to the Grocery trade nnd keeps right in the front rank of country weeklies, and I bid you God sitced in your the public js cordially In­ great work. 1 always enjoy The Hcrnld, vited to ins|)cct niy new for its pages arc tilled witli news from the J r W . K N IG H T charming little city that I called my home stock of Notary Public, Slate at Large. for three years. Then, I enjoy n clean upIk-cds, Mortgages and all kinds _ * * ~ to-date paper, and they do not nil come Contracts, written and acknow­ J Groceries, Candles, Cigars 5 up to that standard. Having had, long ledged. experience in newspaper work, I think I and Tohaccoc*'* Sanford A var S a n f o r d , Fla* know a good local paper when I see it. nml I am frank to say that the Celery City litis HAVE YOU SEEN THE one of the best in the sthte. All to Suit YO U antTYO U R After rending your last isLue, 1 felt it in my heart to say this; and 1 believe it will Pocket-book do you more good now than for me to come down nnd sny it after you are dead: you ;Clork Building Spring is o p tin g up and couldn't hear it then. Many times ns 1 see the bright (lowers bunked on a casket you will be compelled to I regret that the departed cannot cnteli the llrngrancc. Ob. bow he would him* ; iiavt you muu > u>» »»test-thin*#~tn T*oTTnrout in u N e W O u t fit npptocintod n few ruses wtit rcrrlgcrutors—all steel—ut 'Harry J. — vviisonV'-v i • Why not let us supply your ing along in life. Well, you have n line town, an excellent j people, nnd I run glad .to see they are B O Y S * S U IT S 'standing by The Herald. here is nothing new under the sun — Boys’ — Suits; Intcst^sTyles ami — Yours, very truly, __ ] B L IC K E N S D E R F E R — I). B. S weat. Gel Your Tea Roses Now If lxnn gei orders"oroncstor i.uiru tea roses, the price on same can be made at j 25 cents apiece, or $2 per dozen. These roses will bloom this season, and ibis is a good chance to get some fine stock. ' —L. H. T e m p l e . i The New York court of appeal lias ilei,i«<l •clKt.ttttpiiuiHmm>«{ -AUmwW-T. ■i'MrH’k fur. a new trial. A T Y P E W R IT E R FQR , ‘ A LL PURPOSES One that will stand the greatest tests Cannot get out.of alignment The best machine on the market A $11)0 Machine for $(10 See them' at The Herald qflice SANFORD HERALD shades, 3 to 17. Boy’s Washable Suits, 3 to 10, ull styles. Bloomer Pant?, 3 to 17. Boys' Fumifhingsf Caps, Etc. All Under Price. 34t, J. C. ARNO, ORLANDO Old Shoos W an ted I nm again asking for OLD SHOES. will give what they are'worth SIZES, G. 7. 8 , 9, 10 H AND IS ' But none of the Goods under our roof are OLD, and much NEW and uiMo-date Wc don’t charge anything for n look I Come nnd investigate 0 before buying elsewhere A .- E . Irvines S h o e-S h o p Car. 3rd SL and Sanford Aye. C O NTEST BIG FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL $400 PIANO Excitement W ill Soon Be Rife Announce Y o u r Candidate You want to get into the light ut once. Let us suggest ilmt you organize your forces. Get in the lend and stay In the lead. The prize Make them W in is too valuable to lose when it costs you no money to win. Tbe piano is one of the best nnd furnished us by one of tbe South's largest piano concerns, and now is the time for you to lpinTTUinimt gertmsy. “ Aslrynur friends n r Free to Everybody give you their votes. See that they are voted fo L y u iL - -------- ----------------------------;---------- ;— NOT ALLOWED.—No one interested ip thg-jUire-wili -be allowed n vnte-thouglithcY give us their trade, and we have no interest in Our Method of Advertising who wins tbe piano. It is a free-for-all contest where the most popular contestant wins out, A. E. Hill T. A. Newlan Chas. H. Evans J. K. Mettinger Frank Woodruff Sanford Furniture Co. WHO DO YOU WANT TO HAVE THE PIANO �THE WESTERN WONDERtAND 110 stop* and accessories and contain« a tout of orer 5.000 pipes, ranging in length from one-fourth inch to thirty-two feet. It comprises five complete organe Solo, «well, great, choir and pedal. The organ is blown by a Ip horse power dectrie motor and two gangs of feeders fur­ nish 5000 cubic feet of air in a fninute. The great choir known generallr as the Mormon Tabernacle Choir is the largest regular church choir In the world. The present organization has 550 enrolled singera. Great Salt Lake is 30 miles wide with average depth of 10 feet and area of ,1600 square miles. The water is 26 per cent salt and the specific gravity is so great that it sustains the human body in any position. The nearest lake resort is Saltair pavilion located at Saltair Beach on thé great Salt Lake. This is reached by a thirty minute ride from the city on the Salt Lake and Los Angeles railway. This magnificent pavilion was built at a cost of over 5330,000 and was opened to the public July 4th, 1603. In length It is 1200 feet, in width 353 feet. The top of the main tower is 130 feet above the surface of the water. The lower floor CITY PROPERTY OR TRUCK LANDS Come and See Us HOARDING CELERY. SANFORD. FLA It Makes No Difference What You Want or Where You tyant It HAV • HOWARD-PACKARD LAN D COM PAN Y Works at Philadelphia. Pa. It was on the 26th of June that I had the pleasure of .————■■- ridtng'upniP-tfrlf" foatl suiumitT When i reach«! the top a light snow wns falling hnd I was unable tosee^very far. While there I spent the time in the hotel which is on the summit. Within the hotel is a good lunch room, on interesting curio store and a Western Union station, the highest telegraph office on the globe.. On top of the hotel is a steelobservatory and __ ___ a powerful telescope that aids materially in the study of distant objects. ' Salt Lake City, the nett place of inter­ est I visited is a city of more than 53,000 inhabitants and is very beautifully laid out. The streets are 132 feet from curb to curb, the widest streets in the United Slates. One street is twenty-two miles in length, the city is noted for large and beautiful buildings. The Salt Lake temple and the great Mormon tabernacle being the principal ones. The comer stone of the temple was laid April 6 th, harbor. It is 300 to 700 fathoms deep. 1853. The building was completed April While at Seattle 1 went out to the naval 6 th, 1893. It is 186 feet long and 99 yards and saw the battleship Oregon feet wide covering an area of 15,562 feet. which captured the last fleet in the SpanIncluding the temple annex and smaller ish American Arar. She luis upon her building the cost of construction was four 13- inch suns, eight 12 inch end • «> ____ about four million dollars. The temple is I twenty 4 Inc/guns. built of. granite, bought from a quarry In ail the world there is no tourist reabout twenty miles distant. Before the sort comparable to Yellowstone Park. Its advent of a railroad to the quarry lnv streams and valleys are not surpassed in 1873 the huge blocks of stone were trans­ beauty by any in the old world. It has ported by ox teams. It took four yoke of the most wonderful natural phenomena oxen four days to transport a single large known to scientists. Its area includes _ _ttone fromUm-quarry-to the building. wonderful geysers, hot springs and the 1 The temple faces east and has six towers, Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone which three on the east and three on the west U noted for Jts suit of calara, for srtistir .„end--It isoloaed to the general public, being in use the greater part of the time for baptismal ceremonies and sacred gatherings. , ____The great Mormon tabemade designed ________ ^ _ by Brigham-Youag-ia-250-feet-long, ISO I shall their names be kept fresh with rev": feet wide and 70 feet high. The huge I event honor which are inscribed jjpoa the dome is supported without a column and booh of national remembrance." Is built entirely of fine wood. It will seat [ —---------------- ----------8.000 persons and nearly half as many New Electric Theatre TtawnlUMtob W. P. Ramadell and W. D. Holme, are • remar bly good, for there are fifty fltflnd un a ronm in ih* I - Al», lll.w.k r.. (loan opening outwardly and the entire building can be emptied In seven or eight minutes. It was built between 1864 and 1887. This Is the building used by the Mormons for regular Sunday jprvlcce, and all,beliefs are Invited to attend, lnthe west end of the la bermele Is the great organ built under the direction of Joseph Ridges. It bas been conceded by visiting musida ns that this is the finest instru­ The Herald Is fully equipped to print ment In America. The front towers have fine stationery of all kinds. All the latest an alritude^Df48Jef(jflb4 t&rtkmenslons type and msferiafeend “tbe men behind pf tb  tjg iL e râ / 'ttfl ¡9e feet; It has T H E JAC K SO N CARS No S an d too D eep No rfill too Steep A. E. HILL, Agent ™ ® 9 0 A a ® 0 £ £ Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, Cauliflowers, etc., etc., in Sanford, pays I Sell the Lnfid—Your Brains, Money, and Muscles Makes the Crop and the Profit a ? ® 0 0 IM P R O V E D IR R IG A T E D * F A R M S —U N C L E A R E D L A N D S F lo w in g W e lls on Celery Delta and oUierlDesirnble Tracts in ninr-tt to suit Purduuer. W HITNER A ll Prices and descriptions upon request First Natioaal Bank Building �MADE tot» ftirti blunt P. LIFE, Manager j ! 3 j il iw « K t iU iii SANFORD, FLO RIDA Park Avenue Between First and Commercial Streets day the Piistorwjll preach in the morning, In the evening the congregation will join in a union.service at the baptist church. Where Devout o f the Celery City Worship Sunday. Or Interest to Those Religiously In dined—Subjects of Discourses TK, P.,iort of tk« Ckutihta la lh. City i n K.I n,»l 1 K ^ h i W lo biii.| or Had ihclr Anim.Hvin.nii nod XH f Ckmck Nvwt lo Ikin offic. not Ulnr ikon Wndovnany «/tnraooa. First Methodist Rrv.A.E.Houaehotder,pa*tor; church, corner 1‘nrk •trnue and Fifth street; parsonage, corner Wugnolls avenue and Seventh street; ■ phone 254. “ »oday morning service at 11: evening aervice. 7:00; Sunday school. 0:43 n. m.; Jno. K. Mctlinjer, Supe Cpworth League. 3;0O Sunday even- Next Sunday afternoon the Epworth League and the Baptist Young People’s Union will hold unother of their union meetings. This time it will he in the Methodist church at 3:30, with “ Great Characters—Paul" as the afternoon topic. All are Invited to attend nnd also to carry with them some thought on the subject to present at this meeting The People’s C ongregational fervi«;. II; evening servi Smuliy marnimi , 7:30; prayer meeting W ednesday. 7:00 -■ -netinesuay, 7:00 p. m .-; --------lUrath school. I0 a. m. J- L. Lnamlnger. Superintendent fir s t Baptist , _ ’ ■ #’ H , UU I pastor: Sunday morning aerv- ■ce, tl;evening •rvlca. 7:30; Sabbath school. 0:45 • "' i h ’ “ ^entnn. Stipe: B. Y. P .U . Sunday •t 6-30 m . 11. E. Tolar, Presi.; prayer meeting wen Vi Inttday. 7:30 . ■ p. ■ m. ■ Services both’ morning nnd evening, PastorJloyd.will preucJi at 11 a. nt. Ur. W. A. Mason of Mucon, Ga.. has been invltfcd 16 hold'iTaerles oT meeting in-our church, beginning Sunday evening, but In case he does not come for the Silhday eve­ ning hour R»y p y, yiykinnft .willpreach at litis time, and we hope very much that >11 of the church people of our town will attend the meetings next week. If you once hear Dr. Mason, I am sure that you will be present when at all convenienL Holy C rass Episcopal ,. Rev. D. r. Brtiwufractur; A. D. Key. aenkor war- ! * "i Sunday morningaervloe. II; evening »* evict. 7;S0; gahbatli achotg, BUS a. m_; B. lC wM Ùar, Supt ; prayer meeting. 7:30 Wedneaday evening. V Ü$e,Pr?aljyterJan church next Sun C atholic Rev. M t ux. rector; wtrvicc» every tec,nut and fourIh Sunday; early mass. 7 n. in . mai* nml srrinou, 10 a. m.; Sunday »cliool. II a in ; veipet», 3 U. in. Second Sunday ufter Pentacost. Sundny school. 0 n. m.‘ ___ Muss and sermon, 10-frtn. Rosary, sermon and benediction. 7.110 p. m. Monday, Muss. 7 a. m. Instruction to children. 0 a. in. Mayor Jewell Cleans Up Mayor William H. Jewell of Orlando, in company with the city physician, made n personal inspection of the city, hack yards included. He then published an appeal to the "clean up," in which lie gives advice that might with profit be followed by the people of other towns. Muyor Jewell says: "No matter how humble the home of white or colored citizens, that home should and can be made and kept neat nnd clean. I urge nil and each to clean up and burn or otherwise destroy or remove all weeds, rubbish and useless or decayed mntter from their premises." —Titnes-Union. Artesian and Deep Well ENTERPRISE ETCHINGS Special Correapondelice loThe (letaid: The M. E. Church South Conference be­ > gun this week Wednesday morning with n good attendance of delegates and minis­ ters. The people of Sanford are cordially invited to attend, nnd as Mr. Ingrams will run his launch every hour at the si.mil T elep h o n e consideration of cents 40 u round trip, quite a good mitny will |x>ssibly take ad­ vantage oT n. Remembftr, sutidsyis m* > * ❖ * * * « * * fr* * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + 4 lust day of the conference. * No. 6 0 ■*!• i ■I -! di ifctdw « I .T^ri' P. LIFE / •>v * a v »»' wrvrtl ❖ "h+ ■ > + 4 * ■>■>++4' + ♦ ♦ ♦ ' THIS IS THE SEASON W hen A Good B o ttle o f D is in fe c ta n t Should be In E very Hom e ARE YOU ON OUARD AOAINST C o n s u m p t i o n . Dlphtharia; M alaria, W hoop B o r ia i. Ing C o u fh T Yellow , Typhoid ‘’and F tv srsT Dangut ASHE'S CHLORIDES Kills all Disease Germs FOR INSECTS ON TREES. PLANTS and FLOWERS. Mix one part "ASHE'S CHLORIDES" with 75 purls water. Haihe ) k>u11ry in this same solution and it will rid them of all Insects. WHEN SCRUI3UING AND CLEANING A little in the wuter keeps (lens and the smaller forms of vermin out of the house and polishes walls, wood floors, and furni­ ture nnd makes u healthy, pleasant odor in your homes. Wiring For Electric Lights WHEN WASHING a tablespoonful ih Sanford’s new electric light plant will the water softens the water, loosens the soon he Installed and you wnnt the work done by a competent and experienced Henning easy, keejis hands soft and, pre-. ëlëcûIcîâhT The work must béat inspec­ vents cnnppirig and cracking. FOR THE BATH. A little of "ASHE’S tion nnd conform to the regulations pre­ CHLORIDES" in the water produces a scribed by til« Southern Tariff Associa­ most excellent skin tonic, removes black tion. W. A. Parr of this city has had ten heads and acts as a skin beautifler. years experience In electrical work of all You feel thoroughly refreshed and in yigoroted FLIES AND MOSQUITOS. Files will leave a house ami mosquitos will not enter where "ASHE'S CHLORIDES" are liberally used. -SINUS, DRAINS AND CESSPOOLS. Pour a little of “ ASHES CHLORIDES" hi sinks, drulns nnd cesspools. It destroys oil disease germs, cleanses the pipes, pre­ vents contagion and infection, stops fer­ mentation and decay. Orlando's Piano Contest r QT lie »* . Flic». • sen« U4S UU .1P, ..Hits, One of the most exciting oimtests ever Cattle. Do*« and other Animal»—MU one pulled off in the state was decided In Orl­ part to twenty part» water, Apjply with ando last Monday. Miss Else the popular is t -ii m f S B t a K J f k B S nr ixJtliiiilM-d Ml. mlxwl wtrti Mtrvn tn yóùng 103/ai tile' Tcletfidne waiitwnrttr­ twenty psrt* water, will keep file* and other uer La the city list with the grand total lower» away from StncLJor several day*.’ "ASHE'S CHLORIDES cure* dog* ot of 4,422.830 votes. Miss Wright won mange, worm, and d litem per. : t : t out of town contest with a total of 2,062, 380 votes. The Reporter-Star states that For Sole, SANFORD GROCERY CO the contest was very exciting especially OACHPEPPER To Keep yt ;chea, Anta. _____ M Moth* o t h *end _________ SU' mInjured by eating Intento Poultry will S with Athe a ipepper Destructive forest fire ore raging tnNew ASHE’S RATS AULT Will rid rat* and in1er, Cenatane» litem without anjf odor, y ruttai/ick I -rr’ 7-3 y 1th tnwfr. Is it ns good ns your business ? Does it do you credit orjioesjt misrepresent you? Think it over, and if you find it is not ns good as you think it ought to be, try ua once. If you ure needing letter heads,' bill heads, envelopes, curds, statements, 'circulars, booklets or anything of that kind, lot us bear from you. We will submit samples nnd prices on request. . _ , it- . . . . If you are fond of especially nice stationery, ask to see our Bonds and fJnen& You’ll be sure to like Them, us WJ : 1VH Sanford, Florida �tirritiim fiim irgiii tn e sANroRD h e r a ld June i i j y kets that has ever been published. Com Ing ns it does upon the eve of the asso elation of the orange growers of Florida PubUabad E n t i Friday Montini at Sanford. Fla. the article has met with generalapprobaR. J. H o t«, Man a lla i E d lu t--------tion over the stale, and It is tu be hoped Next.DoorJo P.ostofltee---" " " " “ nioheTtt the vegetable growers will also by able to Sutoarlptton P r ia «. 91.00 a T ear In Advsncs perfect an organization before another Entered a* aeoond-clai* mail matter Auluit 22nd. shipping season. 1906. at tb* Boatofflea at Sanford, Florida, That the grower and the shipper todhy under Act of March 3rd. 1679. stand a better chance of asquaredenlthan Porosknit 50c Garment. Nainsook, Short Sleeves, Knee Drawers. Burban« Adrertltini Company. Jack«onWile. Rep- ever before in the history of the produce commission business Is undeniable. The rraentatlre. BulbrljliJan, Long and Short Sleeves and Drawers. Improvement In the past five years Elastic Seam Drawers,50Land75 cenla... _____ _— Otte« Fin i Floor In the Btobop Block, FIrat Street marked; a better spirit is apparent. But Telephon« N a UB. WB in spite of thistliecommerclallntegrityof MEN’S BLA CK BRILLIAN TIN E COATS 3 ^ the market street is still at a low register. TO THE L A IC LEGItLATURCi Moreover, the fact that a shipper today Boys’ Knee Pnnts, 3 to 12 years 25c per pair. The legislature of 1909hnvlng gWen up stands a better chance of gett i rig nn Itonest Boys’ Summer Suits, BloUse 3 to 8 yeurs 00c per suit. tills life and passed Into the mist/of an­ return on his goods is mainly owing to-two cient history. T he H erald would lay (low­ causes which arc quite a part from a higher Men’s Straw H»ts> Special 75c each: ers upon the groves of the deported, and standard of commercial morals on _lh<* Men’s Panamas 0.00 to $10.00. like all obituaries, give the good points of, street; comphlaldn, not conversion to u ' Its life and overlook the bad. From time higher code, has driven the average com­ Immemorial It has been the privilege of WINDOW SCREEN CLOTH, MOSQUITO NETS and NETTING mission merchant from the bid line of un­ the newspapers and the general public to disguised fraud'to more refined and less ‘ criticise and'moke o jest of the meetings Reasonable hours Store Closes 0 P. M. Except Saturdays. obvious methods of “ whipping the devil of the legislature. Half day reereution; For Employees Every Thursday Afternoon around the stump." The causes which have When a good citizen becomes a candi­ done most to bring about the compulsory date for either branch of the legislature, Improvement In the methods Jjtcqnunlshe hr embodied with all the virtues o f a “ jplS&Ton on the saint Jieisa4N»Ì«t-|fò>l- a f i a & just nnd the unjust, with maledictions mid Drink a Bottle of part oT growers and shippers, and the pass­ to devote his life and all hehas to the in­ cuss-dictions, both loud and deep oil the age and enforcement of corrective legisla­ terests of the dear people. Out let him be man who hnveih. moreover especially on tion In the various states. Theseagencles elected, and then, oh I then, the aforesaid the streets, rnzorhacks, nnd likewise hacks are still in an utmost Infantile state of de­ saint becomes a football for thè public to fit and good for nothing hut to scatter velopment; they have gone far enough to kick and knock, and said public does so fleas, hysterics and profanity. Verily in demonstrate the correctness of the princi­ with a hearty good will. the matter of prejudice against the hog ple o f cooperation, but they are, os yet. no No matter how hard this public servant and flea the despised Turk seoretha home maichJor the seasoned cunning, and the has labored for the interests of his con­ run over nnd above tils Christian neigh­ trained resourcefulness of the crooked com­ stituents, no matter the rebuffs and insults bor." mission merchant, who lias taken a post G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R he is enforced to undergo Inordertocnrry graduate course in the school of stacking The people o f Asheville have faith in out some small project for hlshome coun­ Manufactured witli pure distilled water— they will prevent illness' aid the cards and loading thediceagainst the digestion and give you health printer's ink," says the Charlotte Observer. ty, he returns home to meet with wliatT small shippers. * A rousing reception and expressions .of "They have voted to take every year from It is in the efTort to arouse and inform 32,000 to $10,000 out of the city's tux Tho Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co.,' Sanford, Fla good will T the growers of this country—the men who fund, for the purpose of advertising their Not on your life. work in the soil that the rest of us may town. Charlotte begnn the work of adThe public sarvnnt in many instances be well nourished—so that they will rise Typewriter „ro rS a le vertlslng itself ns fnt-bnek us-lBSS. ami im p r o v e d o r d e r OF Rf i i me sneaks in at the back doonwhile his for­ up and use tile paworful-Uvorof coopera­ iccpait up— It-has-tlta evklettce-ttrnhmr —-Smuh-i rainier- No~B. in good order mer dear friends aniLnelghbor* are waitWekivu Trilli» No, 41 tion for-lhelr own protection, Thut~ thCBtr .that it pnys-Tf done right—nml Chnr- Cheap. P. 0. ßox 48,4 Sanford. -iiig at thefrunt Wltn a club. No matter Hunting, grounds of Sanford.-Mfftiff articles are written. Should this be done uu‘‘ v j lotte's plan of givingatie pictures to bnclr what the import o f o -bill may be, there uikucb on the 1st und 2 nd Wednesday of j TL0SINC OUT the husbandmen of America would be rich- . . . . • -are always two sides to the question, and , . Mlt ., „ . . up facts, In fini shape of an artistic pull­ My stock o f Guns and Rifle*,. New _ niontli in Mummie Unii Vtsiliiig itruthers welcome. er each year by millions of dollars. In the ,, . . . ... and second hand. Bargains If you the poor servant oT the people is obliged , , , , . . licntion, is the plan that itnya. present article It is necessary to arrivent to make enemies whether he supports a -The must ' prosperous- ami- progressive wanL-Lhem— —— Harry J. Wilson.— an understanding of the prcVfltiiiig prno ------ biil-orvotes ognliiSlH, I towns tire like the most prosi>eroUH nml Notice Of S t o c k h o l d e r s ' Mrellni Of Electric Ligh ts' tk-Cs of the produce market street, to learn The Sanford Llgh! h f uel to. And thus the same old game Is played progressive merchants—they let the world are coming. Have your store and resi­ how its reportojrc of tricks and frauds hns TJie Stockholder* of Said Cuiniiatiy dence wired - now. Expert electricians. ToThere every two years. know what they have to sell. wilt he nit luiiportant m.vtiriy „f thr iua. evolved from hold and undisguised robbing All work done under insurance rules. holders of the Sanford l.lihl a Fuel ('..imjnr ti The present legislature is no belter and Notify Vf. A. Parr or phone our oflice and the Cotutmny aoflice.in ilir rit» <,( Sunlurd llurtu a system of manipulations cunningly no worse than the members of the prcvl itlnon the lath day of June in |ll„VI,,L Q IU ^11 Snnfonl is growing more rapidly tlinr. we will make eathnnic. devised to keep the manipulators ogt of ■tuckholder* are earnest!) rnjtHi»l<tJ to attrnd *! ous years. If they have dallied with the 41-4t Gr.o. H. F zrnalu H ardware Co. mnlter* of itnixtrlnmv will !«■ , ai,i nirrtiai prison and at the same time to keep an uny city of similar size in the South. Tin for con*i(Jerulion. FarwJtw II H/wa, ■ time and have turned back the hands of A tlo jU IS a a i I I't,',Urnt unlawful share of the shipper's proceeds fire limit at .present Is too small und muny JUST RECEIVFD the clock, if they have fooled the public • (itn, II. FntNAt.li, Secretary in the hands of "the house." Another lot o f (hose Bargains In frame building's are being erected that Sanford, Un., May ü7tlt, lIMüt. u-3 with freak bills, ajtd wasted the substance Harry Wilson's In following this exhibition of the pro­ in a few years will he in the lieart of the Harness at of the tax payers, they have done no more duce commission conjurer's bag of tricks, business section. It would be well for the Gas and Electric Fixtures nor no less than the great statesmen that DR. C. U. B U T T these Bhould he borne in mind : that there City Council to pass an ordinance nl once We carry the cnmhiiiation fixtures, also have gone before. will nlwuys remain a small proportion of ______ _______ .enlarging the fire limits and constricting a full line of gns fixtures, brackets, etc. Whnl would you T OKNTtST — — dishonest men in ull branches of hunmn.|,tlrtL&U%UtUtDl IranmjuowbuiMingtc-ThA i m a « t o v M w t n i ranges-. They h ive sixty dayaJn which, thocalRoom 13 _____ _____ T h e F l r n a m » H a h d w a k k C o . P iiti Duiklini" enilur is full of hills, good, hud and indlf endeavor. Thht n certain mtmbcrof grow-J future nppcnntjtcpuf Sanford depends utt­ ers and shippers not only fail tolTve upjon this question of frame buildings, MAIL BOXES SANFORD. FLORIDA -ferent, enougirbllli'lrTinct. to take up The best Box made— The RUey. Used twice sixty days. About two hundred tu contracts when rival commission mer­ exclusively on Route No. I. hamlets, towns nnd cities have bills to pass chants offer them higher prices, hut even T he S anford H erald had tw elve pnges Marry J. Wilson. D R . R . M . M A M IN resort ta such tricks as putting a core of regarding the charters and otiier munici last week. It's a wonder how Holly does gravel and coarse sand in n barrel of po­ pal nfTalrs with which the legislature has DENTISI it.—Pciisni-ohi News. nothing to do and know nothing about tatoes. t And that there are many hunest Phone 19 Welborn Block Additional Locals . They receive five hundred letters a day men in the business who abhor the fraud by which they are surrounded, who would Sanfortl. 1'htn.in front each aforesaid hamlet, town and city Him. Forrest Lake und little daughter in which the citizens take sides, and slate welcome a system of cooperation among Saritn, returned Sunday nfternoon from Aft Local Advertisements Under This growers that "would insure a Tull and hon­ -their idee* pro nnd con. ' South Carolina, where they huvebren vis­ Heading, One Cent a Word Each Issue est return on every shipment, who would JOH N C. SNKAD The public servant cannot serve two iting Mr. Lake's mother and other .relu Wanted—To buy a good milk cow. musters, und torn between ounfljetini be glad to have rigid market Inspection lives in Lawrence nnd Spurtunhurg. •12 J ohn I). J inkins, Sanford, Fin. . ARCHITECT emotions und burning witli a desire to do and nntl-fmud laws in every state, und to WitnU'd—House, furnislicd or unfurn­ Mrs. Will Moore und sons, Henry and ‘Phone 103 IU W ltr«l Strwt ished. Address P. O. box I 8i. his duty signs u bill, the relative merits see them enforced to the limit. But both Arthur, left Wcdneaduy for n two weeks of these classes of men are now lonesome S A N F O R D . FLORIDA of which he is as familiar ns the inhubil Wanted—A wltlte (bachelor |»orter for stay at the beach, after which they will ants of Mars, und then nwaits the deluge in the business; tiiey are hardly repre­ tile inillinery department at Mcltinger's go to their homo in Atlanta. Their many sentative of the prevailing spirit. store. He gets the deluge alt right friends will be glad tu see them ugain A . C. H A R T ..... . The last week of the session approaches W anted— Everyone to know that the next winter. DHckcnsdcrfer typewriter is the Itcst on SURVEYOR A N D DRAUGHTSMAN VETO IT. GOVERNOR and the calendar is as full of these bills Miss Belle Goodhue of Sanford is visit the market. See then» ut The Herald of­ Governor Gilchrist lias on his desk for as ever. Night sessions ure in order and Level [nil uml Cfu»»-S*vitotilni lur Dutlctit ing her Mend, Mrs. J. 0. Mogruder. on fice. approval or disapproval a bill which pro­ u SfKtlulty the public servant burns the midnight oi If you want a first-class tyiieWriter at S A N FO H D. K U I H I DA on the hog question, the charter bill, the vides that every item printed in a news­ Central avenue. Miss Goodhue is highly moderate rice, call at The Herald office, whiskey question, thegopherquestion.'the paper for which said newspaper receives gifted in the art of imitating birds, being and inspect the Dlickcnsderfer. The best, fishes of the sea and the birds of the air, compensation shall he headed with tiie uble tu give the song of uhnust all kinds and most compact machlnentt tliemarket. F. 0. E. CELERY CITY A ERIE. 1HM of birds.—Reporter-Star. F or S ale .— P. M. tlder of the Celery av­ the alligators, the school book, tin; horse words, "This is an advertisement" enue cash store lias 200 bushels of {teas Meets Tuesday nlglits, at N ttclock, it The intent of the measure is doubtless Mr. und Mrs. W. P. Ramsdell and son or racing and minor bills. Then the very Im­ for sale. 34 -tf tlte'liall in the Stune-Gove huiltlinf. uu good one,.but its practical results will Lakeland have been in Sanford several portant bills are up for consideration as to F or S ale —Five acres of good, .celery F 'irsts treqh -_«, r- - «*-* work n hardship upon (he members of the weeks. They are investigating the slluj whether a newspaper man can ride on land nllJn cultivation. On rtie ’Sliitford press that the state has no right (p i*iu I laion, ^DdcuusidoMHg-Sunford usainssl “ Everglades Ry. uhout 3 miles from Hie pass or ride the bumpers, us to whether an „•.«U lor.can put « local-nqtice in the paper l>oBF.' ‘Forreliance, one column of W o 1 nlw-boiue.—T-bey—wifi be welcomed ui a o f. without a Mag or not. as to whether an ed­ ine reading notices will require one-third citizens of pur progressive little city. ___ Meets every Monday nigln nt 7:30 in MiUle particulars. itor has u rlght tojlye or not.and whether colum space fof-th es e ^ a v e r T IIIn r ia g ]l-n »w J ^ irn -M ta «m ^ ry F or S ale—F’ull Hlooded Jersey Bull. sonie Hull. Visiting brethren ure cor­ Who4*-going to puyTor this extra Methodist church had a'very interesting nuedltor K ob o right to jm h llsh a pap*» 42tf tpaceT ‘ The advertiser Won’t pay for it. meeting, Monday ufternoon. They were Phone 59. dially invited. W. S. Haijistn, -4u Horida-OTTffii: F or S ale .— CJtoiee Jersey cows for sale Secretary. The governor has shown a most friend­ , All these important bills confront the very much pleased nnd entertained bfr cheap. _Now fresh or will be soon. Also public servant -at the last moment, and ly feeling fur the newspaper, men of the the reiKirts uf their delegates, Mrs. L. R. Rhode Island Red eggs for hatching. Cir­ when Anally, the clock having been turned state since he has been In office. We Philips and Mrs. Perry, to the nnnunl con­ cular free. C.F.Ward.Winter Parkr 29tt — A N D E W J 0 HNSON back b o fur that the hands break, Claude »ope he will come to their rescue in this ference of the M. F. M. Socletr. which was For Sale—Jn must desirable portion of ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Snnfonl. factory building nnd land sulta­ L'Engle lias been pu^outfor the lost time, nstauce and put tills Iniquitous hudson- held Inst month at Furl Myers. .IVsclIc«« In Slsle anJ rrJci*l CuutU - Speaker FarrisTurns the Last somersault. burr bill to sleep for ever. Touch your . If the non-churchgoers of San ford, nml ble for saw and ernte mill. Must he sokl . at once. Addresst P. O.Box 284. 42-tf M. O. T. HuiUlins. pen in the ink, Governor, and tell the Tho« *** President Hudson receives the last silver those who do not care to listen lo sermons, F or S a ix — Boiler, puntp, nnd engine, 0 press boys of Florida that you are not sendee, and Jecuu Alexander takes off the would only visit the different churches ut horse. In good condition, nnd will be sold boxing gloves, and the session adjourns afraid oi their honesty and that you are leust once each Sunduy to hear the good cheap. 28tf T H O M A S E M M E T W IL S O N not going to allow this imposition to be —Snnfonl Machine A Foundry Works. sine died, music by the choirs and leLthdr souls be ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Typewriter for sale— In good condition, The public servant returns home to placed on thejn by asetufroyaldun legts- wafted on the wings of song to the giver ATLAW” new key caps. Worth $30r cnn tHT had ators— Pensacola News. . what T - — fit all good, it would lie a spIritliSrupTlft Tor $15, IB, if If taken * at once. Rev. Kirkland. Lai« Stata Atlornay Seventh JuJlcUI Circuir J A glass of cold buttermilk. Florida tu them and put them in better harmony Rhode Island Reds for sale.—Cltolce R. Rasidence*. Sanfurd and Svl*»n L*U Therefore T he H e r a ld would strew the PLEA BITTEN L red hens, cockerels, pulleu and eggs. with themselves and their fellow men. ull graves Of the departed with flowers from Prices low. —Cecil Gabbett, French ave­ _ '-Sic-em-Semper" contributes the follow­ during the week. nue, Sanfurd. which the thorns have been taken. ing to the Inverness Chronicle : GEO. A . D eCOTTES___ Sanford would he so mud» more utlruc * On Father’s Day wear a sunflower for For Rent—Five-room cottage, furnished •The wicked flea which fleelh when no tive to strangers, visitors, prosj)e<qiiyj^ Apply rnuphis Bantu — 1 ; / ' ■ ’ A T T O R N E Y a n d C O U N S E L L O R at U » the public servant. man pursnefh Is neither Uw old-lime wick-1 eet Hers, and Cértfllîily ^ Æ liM ownd t l i ^ X For Rent.—One furnisliad ! bodropm up He had dgmsJkU dmntUat. • Practice in State and Federal Courts ed flea, nor the flea that fleeth in Inver- If our worthy postntastcr would make his stairs. W, F. Leavitt, cornier, of Third The devil hhnself could do no more. Welborn Block Sanford. FI* Street and Elm avenue.' 38-tf ness. The wicked flea that fleeth In Inver- polite request "not to throw papersunthe Rent—Four upstairs rooms. Apply ness fleeth all the night long over all sorts. floor" .a more forceful command, A pub. _ 40-2p ROBBINO THE HARD THAT FEEDS »rts. kinds and conditions of anatomy, Is lie building should be regarded with in- 1HJ French nvenue. DR. W. E. H0ÖSH0LDER Under the above caption. Everybody's no respeetpr of persons, but fleeth over nil terest hnd pride by the public for whose •For Rent—Four furnished rooms en suite. Magazine far June has one o f the best ar­ alike, high and low. rich and poor, priest benefit it is used. I t is really a shame Corner Ninth Street und Park avenue. 41-2 DENTIST For Rent^Xhe milliner's vacant rocker ticles regarding the southern shipper and and layman, and is industriously, mall- that the poitofflce Is so carelessly andln'EM“ 111 the commission men of the northern mar- clously. and vindictively pursued by the j differently Uttered with aU sorts of papers. ot Metti»tgcr\ >toro. _ Twpnty^flve ’cents Rouut* 23, 24 and 23. Pico Bid* per hour. - SANFORD, FLORIDA. SANFORD HERALD M E T T IN G E R S Men’s Summer Underwear j WANTS �J? june II 1909 THE SANTORO HERALD to gratify the thirst VOICE Of THE PEOPLE nml Invited gueguAclLh-simple water! coming wnnrt Beech - Nut f2**r jjgSfefejfr. Letters a n d Communlcatlons on 1to 8e<. y^, nria« sugges^iutle economy Various Timely Topics. in municipal management. even if yOUdo cot)line yourself to the matter of useless . .... -e u n T F u Tn D F n m c r . T " “ ' in 8,reel »prlnklinji. You are COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE |right. Let the public fountnlns supply the street sprinkler for the heifellt of a private Corporation, Glad III see yon have In This Department will be round the the grit.to "protect the peoples' Interests" Views, Opinions and Comments regardless of “ Individuals,'' Of Practical vyrltcrs Hope to hear from you ngnin on behalf or the people when your "suggestions" Regarding the Celery Question may wnrYant consideration." There is no singjtj influence which con gq so far in a T# the Editor of The Hersid; Kow that the celery season is over, and community for good or evil as tin* influ­ e smoke of battle hascleared away I.l ence of u live, strong edltoc^nnd thru.'» think*that It ta the proper time to lay Whnt our eTHlor is. A word of camion, a -«it some definite plans for' another word of remonstrance, a word of rebuke .season'scrop, and to agitate the much- from an aide, conscientious editor may, mooted crate question. I wish to say that . sometimes have ns.good effect ns the veto I have not heard nny complaint from the J!’ n ,WI8° Governor or President. Certain Union's siApdnrd 10x20x24. It Iiob enr-1,y 8Uch nn ‘’«litorinl course is to he esteemi vetr V 1*»fnctory^iUtAayft.have reni. I n*,ov<’ t,te indiscriminate tossing of j I ,mufi"t;ts ,,ou1 " t!is *i< lied good prices nil the way through, through. 11 <> • legislative hodies. The untras very inucb in hopes that we could nil 'luesiinnnble pros|>eruy of oar town and get together and adopt a single standard I comn>unity is opt to beget undue enthucrate to be used all over the state and »insm and lead to extravagant noise and asked our legislature „to legislate on it. extravagant expenditures and indebted­ But. nlas, it seems flint we arc contented ness. Let cool reason prevail. We know to wait until another crop is ready for we have inode u good sturt since our for­ shipment before we begin to notice this mer disasters and have a promising future. Let us strengthen our founda­ all-important matter. We are confronting other important tions securely, nml Invite others to Join problems, such a labor, seed, kind of with ns in the development of our un­ crops, end the acreage to be planted, doubted resources. Dm let us not blare marketing. &c, I am receiving- more in­ our trumpets so as to maketisseem ridicquiries ns to the possibility of overpm |hmsr.—A* ’ stranger said the- other day. ducing than anything else^now^i’pd I Hanford is advertised ns the most' pros­ would like to go on record now tra to tin: perous town on earth—the very huh matter of nerenge another season. It lias' around wj^ch the world revolves!" This been my observation that in many instan­ was st^ jB n d ly and pleasantly, but the ces last season several of our growers rem arl^^^L-suggest!, do- smile o f ridi­ overcropped themselves,consequently neg-^ cule tiia^nnvariably follows too much above nll.-when" # j# iected to cuhlvc their crops carefully.thus "trtnWTlTUrbhrsrer." Did, municipal chariot is driving -at-reek less JfoWltl [TlnfcrtnrTmiduee-wi tl speed, let the town editor gel hold of the to the sere than if properly cultivated, reins and reslroinahe-fuuuus giHlop, nfntwhich not only was a failure as a crop, “ bubhclpod to beat down prices In tlie not jump to tin: front seat with Whoop markets by not being strictly first-class and luirrnh for the "unparalleled” face 7TT5VÏS» I SNEAD & VENABLE Can you imagine anything more de­ licious and refreshing with yourhrenkfnsl or luncheon than a dislt of "Beech-Nut Í » Brand" Orange MnrmnlndeT It is mn<le of the finest ¡selected Oranges nnd pure sugar only, and is scaled in the fnmous vacuum glass jarnTrom which nil air is exit listed. Tills method of scnlingteiuins tlic rich flavor of the fresh .fruit. Better order ¡1 jar today of L. P. AND BUILDERS Plans, McCULLER Specifications and Estimates on Applications Furnished SANFORD. FLORIDA Sanford . Machine ¿Foundry l Works Repair W o rk Prom ptly Done IIit First Street Om>. Postofilce iim u iM im m im m tm m m m n m m v m iH W v H O L 0 üllMa iRHËifÂipniËifsimiâimiËi niciioiiMttpi□ ran R e i k h f ì l i g-A-H-Kmds of Machinery -witl^Ttii-theTcnrid.— NnrMiTjrrr.il tit*M TTir We dcal in Celery Farms and Farm Laiids .and we are the largest owners of Town Lots ""article; I- would say just here that it seems so courage extravagance, nothing so surely DEALERSJN hard for our growers to realize that it is deludes tile credulous man at home 01 much easier to disjtose of n good article abroad, while notiling would, with equal «a a poor market thnn it is to dispose of u certainty, so shnke tin* confidence of tin poor article on u good market. I think thoughtful stranger in the suhst.jntial that if you will confer with uny of die qunlity-of the much vaunted.m Iuiiu -s of —A. K. I’tiii tes. We don’t have to advertise cheap lands. distributors in the trucking business you the community. will find, however, that such is the case. The purchaser here saves more per acre SAM Olili ON 1110 BOOM And then you will readily sec the import­ annually in freights limn he saves^m the ance of producing and marketing only the Office ¡uni Werks 21-1 Oak Avemie Superintendent Uiichholf Is Very 111 purchase price elsewhere. See table of best. In one of the mostcotnplclc organ­ ’Plume 1.10 Ihusla&tlc Over Our I’rosperliy izations of vegetable and truck growers freight rates in our booklet :: :: :: ^ that jlm writer jigs ,.v„ ever ^,w.„ „ „ „ Is one „, "Sanford is on a liig boom."says.So per Been, tills .^ J L J y jL fU U L __J i.L Q jt 11) A ' /«ftlie most important ieaturea.' "A"Bfbw-1 imPTracm^m-rtTrol?: ■wlurrrTttmTl yr-nrr er in this organization is not allowed'to dny-nftrr^iH-ndiitg Sunday in that city overcrop himself, nnd an inspector secs |attending the unveiling of n moii’.imcnl “ Uuit he docs not neglect his crop, nnd |to the memory of A. ti. Toler by the therefore u more uniform grade of celery. Woodmen of the World. Supi-hnb-hili-ut &c„ is produced, thus making tite mark­ D-ichhnlz visited Sanford just after the AND eting protilcm easily successful. If the big freeze of 189-1-it, and was then im­ average grower will reflect over Iris last pressed with the great desolation which season's crop, I venture to sny that beam had been wrought, and ntt returning Sun ! sec-where a shialler acreage in many in -1 day was consequently much impressed at the changes widest have taken place since •binces would have paid for better. liffllk M illÑ n IS llE E U m iH E lÄ lE i] Q S S t iE f M Now, as to the packing and bundling the that time. RO O M Land which at that time could have celery crop. The writer saw in many in­ I or Good Average Prices and (julnk Keturns Slilp to IJji.siiiirs, Pico Block stances lust season the recently adopted been purchased at 2 f> cents nn ucie. nr plan of contracting the packing to imriies I curding to Professor Bucltitolz, is now . by thé crate. Thia is the worst practice worth hundreds of dollars an litre, The Open lucsdays Id 0 ji. m. that Ims ever been indulged in 8lnce the ! section around Sanford set ms to he one of AND beginning of the celery business. One of the richest in the state, and the system Sutiirtiiiys 4 to 9 p. m. the hardest things to understand is to see of sub-irrigation by means of tiling and sny sensible person, after spending his artesian wells, gives plenty of wiiter labor nnd money to raise a fairly good without cost nnd enable the growers there S tra ng er s W e l c o m e ■crop, contract to an illiterate party to to raise the finest lettuce and celery in ; . .y. ; . •;> •> +. Solit Invest Corner Washington mid Clttiinbcnt Streets vP&ck Ids stuff, the last, nnd most import-1 the world. Last year, it is stated, ship- A u to m o b ile s an d G as Engines HOLDEN R E A L ESTATE C O M PAN Y • - Sanford L ib rary Free Reading Room SANFORD FLORIDA '20 JOHN V. DENTON & Ç0. A M ERCHANTS ant thing to bo dono to ids ycnr'fl work, The writer "has seen in ntany^iistunccs beautiful crops simply slaughtered in order to get the car out and packed by 2 o'clock, These are some matters tiiat we all will do well to considiy during -our vocations, —K. R. Mukréll. ^ . More About tlie fountains inunts of vegetables and early produce amounted to 1,000 solid carloads, bringing into tlie city $000,000. In this way many persons huve gone to Sanford |m<ir inun, borrowed money to start farming and ure now wxnJiivy—-*"T h e c lty oTSanford Is r.'ipidly ¡DvaTtcnlog .imt puuimr^m-tlo^rinrli of mtnnvimr I hustling center. Already half a mile of 1 . ^ ^ |mvinfi ,,nB bceft ,oW UII To the Editor of The Herald: the nm]n business street, witile etmlrncls Yuur editorial in Inst week's iisue "On 1|uve be(,„ |et,|n({ for the laying of three the Fountain Question" was timely. To mÜM „QdrUodal. Ih n short time the those of us who represented the opposl- cily is t0 haVL> up-to-date street car ‘ ¡on to the removal of the fountains tlie Uui:k f<?r ,i,„ li,,» haviini-ulxeaUv. town eouncil said otherToUntniiisin plocc L een |u|d Ttl|s wm necessitate thccrccwould be erected on Commercial street t|o|1 l)f „ (inc |KiWur |l0usc. " and a resolution was passed to that effect T(|0 unVei!intf ceremonies which Prof, in our pretence. Tite work, according to |Duc|)1|0i2 „„ended were very successful - this resolution, was to be accomplished in and were attended by the entire Sanford aixty days. — — camp and members of other cutups. 1W . from the day of tlie removal of these Buchholz delivered the principal uddress fountains ta this, cries from tlie "thirsty of the occasion, which was greatly appreWblic" for "water I water I" have eotne ciatedr—A t <»■ Toier, to-wirose-memnry npunheeded! The hot summer is u|»n the monument wns erected, was foreman . us. the great Fourth of July multitudes of a large packing house and was for a *** expected and yet, save the private long time connected with life A. C. L. well generously provided by the Geo. H. railway, having relatives now employed Fernald Hardware Company there Is no in various departments of that system. lJace to public can have poeese toouepdi Tit»» w iilo w v w lm w m s a M is a - G a o p » * « I f mglng thin^' Ykink .of the crowds, of Sorrento. Fla., is now in Tampa.—Tatupa •uen. women andcldldren who may throng Tribune.____________ |_________ °ur streets on a hot, dry day crying for Notice of Meeting w,ter I And who will be to biamet- Let The Sanford Celery Union will meefnext l°wn council "get a move on" and Saturday evening nt 8:30 in tlie olfice of •u’pply the cool, refreshings streums tliey .Promised. They need not wait for orna- George Fox In the Pico build Ing. Annual ®enial fountain fixtures: these cau . tai .election of olticers and other irnjtortant •ttsched at any time. Just now let tbeni matters. AU patrons ore requested tube Propare for the "thirsty public” at home, present. SE Fruit and Produce NEW YORK CITY Nights of Unrest steep, |yeJAcAU<yj> S u l li t e r n o m htuticy ii'o w iic s . No peace .P a m .inti n m Kf NTFS: Aetna National Bank o f New VurkCity, or any Comin^clul Agency and to Hundreds of Shippers who arc shipping to them regular qu- .r lite kidney julTi-rcn— h>ircss irtmi iiiurn io G. R. Best Fertilizers ___i On Earth night. Ut t up with lame hack, FIRST CLASS CRATE M ATERIALS, Sanford, Fla Twinges tif I ickaclic bother you all day, 1mil aclitUK breaks your rest at night, » _ Hi t<j your mis­ — t'rmary 'disorder ery. (Jet at tin- cause- cure the kidneys. DnanN Kidney Pills will work the Capital $3 0,00 0 .0 0 cure. They're for the kidngys only— Have made great cures in Sanford. j \V Price, ret tret I farmer. Tenth St.. Opened for -business in 190(¡. Now bundles Sanlortl. Fla., says: "M y kidneys were the source of great annoyance, to me. Accounts of _______ ______ Tite secretions contained a sediment ■and veen—«tt trrrjnrTir in jn-iSge ilia f'T SEVEN HUNDRED AND SEVEN was obliged to arise several times nt night- 1 here was ah-intensd lameness across the small of my'back and back Residents of Sanford mid immediate vicinity ache was almost constant. Hearing of Doan's Kidney Pills I rcsojvud to try them and procured a box. They acted M O T T O : *_____ ______ >rtnr11111y and effectively and sinew "RTiTg TTfrnrTTTrHi' llfltTflo1li.TcTacluTti f “ Tote fair with both friend and foe, lameness! My kirlneys have also lieOff your own llttlo rights forego; come stronger anti 1 <io not have to It P ay s.'» T . .a-»«•■•m'l’“ "'’ arise to pass tlie secretions at night. , I have recommended Doan's Kidney Pills to many of my friends and wifi D E P O S IT S IN S U R E D A G A IN S T L O S S ‘ continue to do-SO.” ¡¡ ’ For sale by ail dealers. Price 5» ccnt!\. Foster-MiIhnrn Co., .Buffalo, New York, sole agents for flic Lfnilcd M. M. SMITH. H. R. STEVENS, G. S. DERRY, H. E. TOLAR States. - President Vice-President Cashier Ass't Cashier Remember the name—Doan s—and ______ . W W W W W W W W U W W V W W W W W W W W W V W W W V W V WWW W W W V take no other. Peoples Bank of Sanford �•I the Gre t Sell-er-y Store . is To show you our ability to sell goods cheap we are going to put j 11 u m m ■■ 1 This is the time of year we have great lots of Fine Merchandise we want to close out, for-Spot Cash We have too many goods We need the money >VWW IN Y A R C G O O D S M E N 'S W E A R B est A m o skeag G ingham C h e c k s ................... /10c G in g h am s N o w .......................................... 1 2 1 -2 c “ “ .....................___i.................. 15c “ “ .................................. ............. E N ’S S T R A W HATS R EI A D Y M A D E 1.50 W h ite D u ck S k irts N o w .. C U f O N E -T H IR D - O F F 2.00 2 .5 0 W o o l-P a n ts 3 .0 0 5.00 Law n 5.00 W ool 6.50 ¿5 0 U U 30c “ “ 35c “ “ 40c, “ “ 50c * “ “ 65c “ “ 75c « « A ll C alico es th e U “ « ' “ « « « b est H M 8.00 “ “ « « « « __ « « » « « g rade going a t 10 .0 0 5 .0 0 13.50 u 15.00 e n ’s S h irts N o w * * meting, D u cks, 18.00 20.00 1 .5 0 Y a rd -W id e B leache L2.50 D o m estic ,8 c 10c C a m b ric .8 c 10c 12c D en im s, ird E y e and E v e ry th in g E ls e in P ro p o rtio n |“ “ s “ ....................1 S h ir t W a is ts , w e h ave all kinds, s h o rt and long sleeves • S ilk W a is ts , all colors. S h ir t W a is t S u its.. , A ll going to sell a t C ost. Big L o t 3 5 and 6 5 c S h irts S e llin g ait \ S tetso n H a ts N o w ............... .......... . i St L ad ie s long and sh o rt s lee v e G loves, 1.50 and^$l.75 going fo r 48, ß9, 98 and $1.19 , i W e on ve T ru n k s le ft going to S e ll a t C ost. D ress S u it C ases going C h e a p F u ll ;! E v e ry th in g a L ad y can w e a r in ‘U n d e rw e a r w ill be a Big ¡ j . S a v in g . L e t us save you m oney in p o m es p u n , best grade j, ............................................ ......................................................................... •l ■t k • •T j . : * . m *■ ’ «¿¿¿I ■ ■ »1 « ■ .• 1 • " l f• i S criV en ^ D ra w e rs N o w ....................... II ' . il I I ’ *I . �mm I iiiillM lW i »VI ■- Off The- SANroRD herai Vf COUNTY H APPENINGS T A Budget of Interesting Items From Correspondents f ---------THF EVENTS ÖFÖKÄNGFCOUNTY -t-4 K on n visit to Miss Helen Lawton for the past week. GENEVA GLEANINGS . Special Correspondence t°T h e MttaUI "T“ ‘rT~ Mr. T. W. Geiger1nnd daughter were in Orlando this week. Miss Geiger taking the examination for teacher's-certificate. Miss May Alexander of Oviedo visited Miss Mamie McLain this week. Miss Florrie Sharp of Kissimmee is the EfTlclent Staff o f Reportera Weekly guest of Miss Martha Smith. Covers the Territory for Watts Saunders visited his parents n The Herald few days Inst week, I We Invite corra pond wire on live topic* from nil •ectlont of the County, also new* Item» of Intrreat. Brevity will iniure prompt publication. Article» contrary to the view* of the full tor will be pub* lit bed, but abusive and anonymou* communica­ tion» will be rejected. We will not be retpontlblr for nnlnlom e ip re o e d by contributor». All com­ munications Intended tor current laaue mutt be In band not later than Tuesday p. m I —Eo. , Evan Pottishall who has been taking a special course in music nt Stetson has come home for the summer. • -. * J. A. Worthy Is visiting his son in OrItun)otitis week. " *£0 V , C. N, Hays went toSnnford on business last week.— » : PAOLA POINTS .. Special Correspondence to The Heral#ri'‘ * We have a tale of a bear lo chronicle this week, if nothing else. On Tuesday of last week two of our young mcn.Oscnr Pearson and J. D. Warren, went out on the war path for bear. Making enmp in Uulhe wilds of the up|»er Wekivn, the best part of Tuesday and the night followlni were spent in tracking their big game ant locating their feeding grounds. Early Wednesday morning Mr. Warren Was for tunate enough to bringdown a line'sped men 'with one shot—n big, old fellow, __weighing about 400 pounds, doubtless the destroyer of much pork, and champion palmetto budder. The boys finally sue ceeded in securing Manager Graham's at tention from the stud/ of the Wikivn Springs "boils" long enough to procure a team to take their prize to the railway, and came home via the Trilby freight, con­ siderably used up. by the way of sand flics, mosquitos, &c., but happy, and lucky John still wears a smile „that wont come olT, and this |s the true story of the "passing of the star performer In the temple of tninc bear, the Clay Springs management keep to.amuse their -guests and. divert their • minds from lesser ev{lj that tlfrcatcn their midsummer nights dreams.____ -Mrs. Carrie Greer nnd children of Miami are visiting the forfner’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Hart. WOODMEN UNVEIL MONUMENT Impressive Service« at Lake view Ccm ct cry Last Sunday Lust Sunday the Gate City Lodge, Wood­ men of the World unveiled fl tmmument iiLthe late A.G. ToInr.wlthmost Impress­ ive ceremonies. The entire lodge and a number of'visitors congregated nt Lakeview cemetery at 3:30 o’clock, and after the quartette composed of Messrs. Derry, Parker, Murrell nnd Benton had rendered n beautiful anthem, the regular exercises of the unveiling took place. , Prof. L. W. Buchholz, superintendent of instruction of Hillsborough county, made the address, which was listened to with marked attention by all present ^ After paying n beautiful tribute to the deceased, the speaker outlined the poll-, des of the WoodmstMheir viewsnnd b en -f* cflts nnd the growth attained in tho past few years.' The address was n masterpiece of rhet­ oric and beautiful thought, full of biblical truths and adages, and the exposition of at your Door! *. * ___ You can get ARM OUR Drive your Wagon into Sanford ..... Cali on-Cr H. »Evans * ' tfe'fcan deliver any brand you want out of Our new Warehouse Without Delay— Miss Honsell of Pinccastle has been visiting her friciuf Mrs. UtoMttL___—AHt1’ c e r e m o n ie s m a ie ia d e e p im p re s s io n * falss Blanche Pa ttishnTl, after a success­ upon those present, as did ' the beautiful ful term nt the Tallahassee school for shaft when it was exposed to view by the young Indies is nt home for the vacation. • 4» , * ,t * members who erected it in loving remem­ The revivnl services nt the Methodist brance of their departed brother. church have closed. The pastor_Kex~ilr, - This feature of the Woodmen of the McCall, has worked earnestly for the con­ World is one of their strongest, and as a version of sinners nnd has endeared him­ fraternal organization they arc' gaining self very much to every one and" It Is new members very rapidly. with much regret wc learn that he has Or any other brand of OUT ju s t ly resigned his charges here nnd at Oviedo Best Of All Laws to resume his evangelistic work. Celebrated Fertilizers— Among a number of important luws I Kev. E. Lee Smith filled his regular ap­ passed by the Washington Legislature Do you want Hardwood Ashes? pointment*^ the Baptist church Sunday. nnd which went into effect June 1st and Dried Blood, Sheep Manure, Blood and Hone On Monday night following the fourth one that has attracted moBt attention is Sundny in June n protracted meeting will Nitrate of Soda? the marriage law, which makes it neces­ begin. The pastor will be nbly assisted sary for a person applying fora marriage A i r •, * r » 7* i ■ * . by Rev. T. F. Calloway of Orlando. The license to submit physicians’ certificates A S K I O F I t , W G I 13V G it public is cordially invited to attend these nnd affidavits showing that the two par** • ____ services. The ordinance of baptism will be administered tq several candidates on the first' world,.,-ftHuicw law_aka pnwidsa -rimt-f--------------— ------------ ^ y " women must ha nf legal ndc. -ftxed-n Orange Growers at Tampa The Orange Growers Convention called eighteen years, nnd men twenty-one (Write us) at Tampa last week to hear the reports years; also, that the parent cannot givo " LAKE MARY MELANGE consent unless the girl I b more thnn fifteen of the California committee and to take Special Cor. to The Herald. years of nge. The penalty for. giving Mr». F. M. Warren from Orlnndo spent action ns to the formation of n union falso information or performing such mnr-1 through which to mnfket citrus fruit was Saturday and Sunday here with her bus CH AS. H. E V A N S, Sales Agent, certainly an enthusiastic nxsnmhly-wlth tinge, is. a ilncoX-iiot more thnrr $1,000 J band. • __________ j — about 300 of the Florida orange growers or imprisonment In the stole penitentiary | Sanford, Florida The picnic which was to have been held present. These 300 men must have rep­ for not more than three years or both.’ , (Ask Him) last Saturday in Mrs. S. M. Cnthewood’s resented the past srnsnn an output of two . _ . park, had to bo postponed bri account of Honor Party million boxes of fruit and millions of cap­ the rain. * A jovial time was spent nt the resi­ ital. Born—To Mr. nnd Mrs. Oscar Jennigan The Herald will publish some of the dence of Mrs. E. W. Peabody on Tenth on June 5th, a boy. more Important reports in inter issiles. street this week Monday evening. The Miss Maggie Sleinmons and Miss Shirley About $4,500 was raised in u Tew minutes occasion wns a party given ,ln honor of Moutague,.both of Orlnndo, spentone day In the convention toward expenses of or­ the Misses Prickerts of Macon, Go. Music, games ami refreshments were here last week visiting relatives nnd ganization as is practicable to apply in ¿UUaDtUflls o f.the Vwening's pleasure,!- ' friends. Florida* A conmiinetx-of-six— nnd the hours passed all too quickly-for - “ WfO. Nulanwli» Vvistlor here last Sun- pointed by tho chair to appoint a com­ those present: ■ mittee of thirty-four to perfect this yrgan The party consisted of Anna HigginB. Mrs. J. W. Jrrnignn left last Saturday izntion.' f Jessie and Josle Stuman, Florence StringTillsconunl tteeof tliirt y-four will perfect for McDonald to attend the wedding of fellow. Virginia Elder, Ruth Mettlnger. by-lnws.'Tules, etc., regarding the organi­ one of her nieces. Carry Lovell, Clnro Adams of Miami, Nora \ 'i zation of the Florida Citrus Union uiid its * Little Irene McDonald hud the misfor­ nnd Nellie Amnch, Grade and Glcnie sub or local unions. tune to have a large cat chew and tear Davies, Agnes and Sally More Prickerts The report of Uiis committee is expect­ the flesh severely on one of her feet, but and Sally.Lou Peabody, and Messrs. Ralph ed In about two weeks nnd until then N ew M odel F B u i c k we ure glad lo.slnje that the injured font Florida growers will not know oil exactly Stevens, Edward l.nnc, Jesse Baker,Cl«ris healing up nicely*_______ ‘ ~------------what terms or conditions they may join ence Mahoney. Braxton Perkins, Emory A little four-year-old, whose mother is or organize the local unions except ns Close, Clifford Peabody, Billy Beardnll, f trying to teach not to use bad language, before stated these rules will be practical­ Billy Hill. Frank Adams, Motion Hopson whs heard to say "darn,'' but being afraid ly ns near as possible like those of the nnd M. L. Rnincs, and Mrs. Peabody, Marshall and Prickerts. of a spanking, he quickly suggested that California exchange. It was time to darn the stockings us they Regarding The Webb Cose The New Ball Pitcher llcrc A g en ts F o r th e C e le b ra te d were full of holes. Harry J. Rogcro. the baseball pitcher In the case of Ernie Webb, twice- tried who tins signed with Sanford for the en­ for setting fire to Ids* own property nnd OVIEDO OCCURRENCES suing senson, hnscome.undisinfinefonn, acquitted, wc havo an instance of how Special Correspondence lo The Herald: Cards have been Issued announcing the From Uie way he has shown up lie will an innocent man may be ruined If he *. marriage of Miss Louie Leo to Mr. T. W. more than make good. ■He has speed, mppens'to be unavoidably placed in sus­ Lawton which was quietly solemnized at good control, and plenty of good curves to picious circumstances. The time and the. cost o f defending the home of the bride Inst Wednesday fool the,hatters, from his actions on the diamond he is a good, heady hull pluyer, himself, added lo the worrV of mind evening. Rev. Mr. Rogers officiating. Mrs. Mead played the Wedding March and nnd with the proper support Will undoubt­ and temporary disgrace of himself and only the family and relatives were pres­ edly pitch winning ball. The local fans family, (lending the decision of guilt or ent. The bride was lovely in soft silk- are very enthusiastic over his work, and innocence are factors of no mean size in finished white batiste, mode panel prin­ the universal ultimatum is he has gut the knocking a man from his perch. If there.is np.iemcdy_ to -prevent -the c e «, lavishly trimmed with lace. Her goods. McKinnon has been backstopping for arrest of-innocent men there should he a vellSeas raught to her"hair wiih orange blossoms and she carried bride roses and him. and delivering the goods. Me has compensation of Borne kind on the part lilies of the valley. In the drawing room been unlucky since coming toSflnfordand of tho state when they nrc falsely arrest­ O ak A v e . b e tw e e n S eco n d and T h ird Streets was erected, an arch of palms and ferns has not shown up his best, having a finger ed. nnd put to expense nnd shame.— *» • wldeh the bridal pair stood during hurt, and getting sore practicing in-thej Reporter-Star, Uie ceremony. The bride is one of the rain a few times. He Is coming now und A Name For The New Park most attractive und accomplished young showing some of the wise knockers he can women. The groom is o popular young pluy ball. The opinion of the real judges The Sanford Ball Association is desirous I merchant here. Immediately after the of hull pluyera Is, and always has been, of naming the new hall park, and gnllnmly | ceremony the happy couple left for White that Mac could |day ball. The devotees leave tiie selection to the Sanford ladies___ Spring*. Fla., by spend their honeymoon: here predict thar w liin h e proper chance The one sending in the most euphonious cognomen for the park^wllj receive a sea­ R e a l E s t a t e A g e n c y Misses Martha /and Nellie King are McKinnon will show up all to the good. son ticket as a compliment of the osso-[ home from from Stetson University for * — .. Modern Methods cintion. The contest is ojien to alt nni{; „c-lh elr vocation. Miss Martha has just The saying, "take hi* pen in hand." ESTABLISHED 16G9 n o * u u x the thin* t<tuare; the names are to be sent lo Ttie Hersld ] graduated from, the Normal Training liu i no* each man in Lutlocaa la irs to be published each week. HU typs writer on hU knee. Bdwwl and has always foccif notable )fTering Any sad A IK Kinds o f-Florida- R e a l " Estate The Blickensdefer is the lightest, small­ among us for her intellect and scholarly est and the best typewriter on Uie market Notice of Application for Tax Deed I attainments. at as Low Prices and on as Reasonable Terms and If the business man wishes to pur­ tinder Section 8 of Chapter 4888, | * Hon. J. Hi King has returned from.Xplchase a machine that will prove satis­ Lows of Florida luhassee where he lias been fqr ihtf past As Can be Had Anywhere. factory In every particular for half the Notice la hereby given that 8. S. CrIOn, pur-1 . 'two months attending Uie Legislature. „ 1- ■ ^ __ J*-chaser of tax certificate No. 171. datrd the 3rd cost of other makes see the Blickensderfcr of June A. D. 1007. hat filed said certificate Office The Oviedo Magazine Club was never at The Herald efilce. C. R. Walker of this day .90 Fftlk Avenue, bstwren First Und Commercial Streets, Sanford, TToridi In uiy office, and ------7 more plea »a Qily entertained than by-Mr*. dtyhns had one lir etffiUhfiious* uie for <1m ) io tu o * in wreraartr* jM e n # t w * s S liticale rinhrocea the follow! Andrew Leinhart at her home Friday ten years, the E. A. Herfijcld Co., have ti.H.aUal In Orange county,SM florida. lo SEStrsrai fS W U o f bee 9, Tp 23. K 28. t h e _______ afternoon. Alt interesting program oc­ hud one for three years. Several ptiier p being asaeasod at the date of tbs Usuante of sold cupied the time, after which delicious ice linns have purchased "BUcks" during the certificate In the name of W. M Morgan hrtra. U n ta* laid certificate shall be redeemed ainirWing Cream and cake were served. Mrs. Lein­ past six months and are well satisfied * • » . i * * « 1« » ! will iuue thereon on the » 3th day of July A. U , 1909. hart makes a genial hostess and dispenses with this fine machine. Three kinds, $40, DEALER IN s.rii,nr**/7,|rolï 1 1909. • « ! « * 1 ihtilbe 4th day of Ju m A.cifl>„ hospitality with a brisk hand. $50 and $80. On easy, terms If you * HbU) B. M. Rumar, C H O IC E F L O R ID A A N D W E S T E R N M E A T S Clerk Circuit Court Orunge County, Ha. Miss Martha Fox of Sanford has been want them. «■ 4 . By M, A Howard, Û,*«, Pert Avenue le tpeer's Grocery 'P * « * * nttmrr Blood, Bòne & Potash Armour Celery Grower Armour Vegetable ' i: Arm our Practical Trucker Jacksonville, Fla. Sanford Machine & Foundry Works B U IC K CARS New Garage in Connection for Repairing and Storage -nr---- of Automobiles T * -.•■• r* y.iiL he M arks - 1 �J «« II, 19®* IN AND ABOUT THE CITY Little -*— H a p p e n in g s — M e n t io n o f M atters in Brief. rfR S O M L ITEMS OF INTEREST THE SANFORD HERALD Twenty-one meals nt Stumon's for $1. America alarm clocks for 85c at Fernnld's. iiiiiiîiiiîiiiiiiiiîiiiiiiiiîiiit it t it iiin t t t iit t iïi T he H erald’s 'phone is No. 14 B The Holden Real Estate Co. sold ten lots in Goldsboro this week to B. T. Treyis. W. P. Ramsdell of Lakeland Is In the Wade makes frequent trips to Sanford. city with a view of locating here. ••4 Write hlm>at Orlando. See C. A. Rfced for furniture and piano Dwellings for sate or to rent. E. T. moving. ,f Woodruff. * 43.2 N. P. Yowell & Co III For an up-to-date tailor-made suit, see Remember the great Celery Sale at D. A. Caldwell & Sons. Yowell's Sum m ary o f the Floating Small Talk Attorney Andrew Johnson is attending Succinctly Arranged for Hur­ Fresh Georgia butter, 35 cents n pounri^ circuit court In Orlan do this week. ried Herald Readers. for sale by Gnrner 4 Rolierts. DON’T READ THIS « Everything In Yowell's big store will Planting time is here. M. M. Smith will be Included In the great sale begin sell you land on easy terms. nlng Tuesday June IG. Miss Martha Fox returned Monday from Fancy work supplies, nt 007 Magnolia Seventy-five bushels of cow peas fur u week’s visit with relatives In Ovjetlo avenue. sale cheap, at E. A. Ifeineld Co.'s. If you want u first-class tailor-made a C. Sample left lost week for his home When you have an item o f news coll suit for $12.08, call at D. A. Caldwell 4 In North Carolina. : " phone No. 14B. Sons. • Buy Henry Clay Flour of W. W. Long. Remember the great celery sale at Quite a number of Sanford (icople went The best on earth. Yowell’s. to Orlando on Tursdny to assist in push­ BEGINNING Remember to have The Herald follow House to rent for the summer, corner ing the drainage question. you when you take your summer trip. Magnolia avenue^and First street. En­ If It's (Minting yon want, send it to T he C.J. Rumph Is out again after being In­ quire of Mrs. M. L. Allen. H ekai.d -office, First-clusH work guaran­ disposed for the pnst week. L. R. Philips has his new crop celery teed. . T h e P o p e Contracting Co., haven change seed In and will give you a testing Do nwny with dust while sweeping car­ of advertisement In this Issue. sample free. l e s by buying Wlzznrd Cnrjiei Cleaner of For R en t— One nnd three-quarters acres Sunfonl Novelty. Works nnd Cement W. W. Long. of land, near city limits. Address Box Stone Plant located at the corner of French P. L. Dickens of Tumjta, who has been „359 City.--- ,------ — - r - ------ ------------ hVénué And Commercial street. 42tf spending the past week in the city, left If you want to sell or buy cltylots, city Mrs. Moody, Miss Hyer, Miss Estes, nnd for Iris home on Tuesday. pro|ierty, celery farms, see N. H. Garner. Haul Burgess of Orlando formed a parly of New crop celery seed Just received. »+ + + + + * + ÿ + + + + + + + < C -* + * + ÿ + + + + * + 4 ’+-C-'l--f+-i-Ÿ*<.+ + + + + + + + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « Remember the great celery sole ul niilomohillsts to this city last Sunday. Call and get sample und test them for +*+4"«-ÿ*+++4-4><e>+*+4>*+++++++-t-4-«**++-Î>-t*+++4-++4++++++++*«4 Yowell'».. I linvi added the Hygenic Co.'s toilet yourself before buying. L. R. Philips. preparations to my stock of fine millinery Jay Beck lias returned from u trip to Mr. and Mas. H. T. AvnnflertlnstTuesgoods. Call nnd lns|>ect stock. Mrs. M. Due West, N. C., where he s|»eiit several day for Maryland, where they will spend F. Allen. weeks pleasantly in the land of the sky. the summer. We wish to call attention to the adver­ The Herald furnishes engraved visiting McKinley edition of ten cent sheet mu­ sic, all the popular airs, at City CigarStore. tisement Inthisissueof M. Frank. Helias cards at the same (»rice asked in Jackson­ -'“ Bulk by the Popo Contracting Co. suf­ a complete line of men's clothing and fur­ ville and New York. nishings, and low prices prevail. Mrs. Bliss of Orlando is visiting her sis­ ficient guarantee. 42tf Dr.and Mrs. W.O.King left for Wrights- ter, Mrs. Gonzales, on „Magnolia- avenue. Mr. nnd Mrs. T. E. Speer left this week ville-Bench, N. C., Inst Monday.andTwill M. M. Smith lias 1,000 acres of celery - for Kissimmee^ h rie they-wHImake IheJF spend the week there. The AilnnlicCoast land. Sold on euavterms. -— ---------— f - home. . . —- Y ------Now Is the t)ntg_tft-buy—ypur_Bub-lrrl- Line surgeons held llteir annual meeting Miss Mary Rome! of Indianaiiolis, Ipd., there this week. (ated land. See Mi M. Smith. and MI sb Katie Relfenherg of Palntku are The American nnd Ellwood fence are visiting the family of their uncle, S. A. * • s Celery City Sale at Yow ell's Scll-er-y the best on the market. See them at the Berner. Store, beginning Tuesday. June 16 and Geo. JI. Fernnld 11urdeware Co., before lasting until Wednesday night June 23. Dr. ami Mrs. W. E. Housliokler have repurchasing. lUMiedTrom a few dnys trip to Tampa. Prof. Uuchliolz, superintendent of public “ The Holden Real Estate Go. have purInittuciloh of Hillsborough county. s|K-nt Mrs. Ethel P. Weibwrnr. from DeLnud, L’llllSAd a new Hoick car fur the rapid tran­ was in the city Friday and Saturday of Sunday in this city. sit of prospective buyers to their suburban last week. Not the cheapest, but the b e »t_ a r e lands. the meals served at The CUy KesFurnished house for rent, with till mod­ Forty acres, with house, located near ern conveniences. Apply to Mrs. W. T. tsurant. 42-tf The Royal Tailors -hrand of clothing Apopka and Clny Springs. Will sell cheap Johns. 411 Park avenue. menus perfection. See samples nt I). A. for cash. Cleur Title. Address: Bert E, Buy a meal ticket, and eat your Sunday Dunn. Duwoginc, Mich. 42 Caldwell 4 Son's. dinner at Stumon's. Judge MinorS. Jones spent several hours Capt. and Mrs. R. II. Marks left Monday The famous Elgin Creamery Butler fur for Green Springs where they expect to in the city last Monday, being mi route to salq. tlijy , ,W. .Luug'a Groowry-------- “ — Orlando^ where Jicjidcucdcourt*T*n»s«l«y. remain for Kevernl^weelj^ . - ,______ Everything In Yowell's big store will Now Is the time tu build your fence and A little money how and a little now nnd be included In thegreut sale beginning the (its). H. Fernnld Hardware Co., is the lien is the way to buy celery land. See Tuesday, June 16. place, to buy. See the Ellwood and Amer­ M. M. Smith for particulars. The Ladies' Book Circle had ndelightful ican Fence. " Get your fencing now, nnd get the meeting Wednesday afternoon la the Get a sample o f celery seed from American or the Ellwood kind. Geo. H. home of Mr9. J. W. Perkins. L. R. Philips und test them and see Fefnald Co. 40 While your wife is away, make yourself thut you get whut you wuut. New at home nt Stuiuau's. 21 meals for $4. Miss Rath Stewart Is home again from crop seed now In. a pleasant visit to relatives nml friends Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lake went to Jack W. W. Van Ness, one of the prominent ia Plymouth and Apopka. sonville, Wednesday afternoon, for u few growers of this section, left Monday for days, combining business* with pleasure. Celery City Sale at Yowell's Sell-er-y PraUsville. N.Y.. where he will s|H*nd sev­ Store, beginning Tuesday June 16 and Get ready for the. .flies and Mos­ eral months. lasting until Wednesday night June 23. quitoes. Largest stiTck and lowest ' N. H. Garner has associated himself with prices on screen doors und windows You need a good typewriter and do nqt Girpt. Marks in the Marks Real Estate ut Harry J. Wilson's. wont to |my an exhorbitant price for It. Agency,-and will hereafter be identified The Ladles' Aid Society of the Baptist see the Bllckeuderfcr, nt The Herald oflice with this enterprising real estate firm. church will meet this afternoon ul 3;30in MeCloy Martin arrived Tuesday nft'erAt n bargain—50 acres of best celery the church. All are s|»ecially urged to he noon last from Tumiui on a visit to his land in celery delta, (hi St.Gertrude ave­ present. mother, Mrs. M. Martin. nue. See Murrell, the real estate man, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Smith huve rented M. H. Bowler gathered a cluster of four Welborn block. 39-tf the rectory. They will be glad tu welcome S A N F O R D . . . F L O R ID A tomatoes from hla garden this week, that W. D. Holmes has resigned iris position their friends in their own home, when weighed three .pounds. Not so bad, for an as superintendent of the Sanford Ice and they return from their summer outing in amateur horticulturist. Wuter Co., nnd will embark in n new un­ the fall. K. R. Murrell has an article In the Vuice dertaking in a few days. , The many friends of Mrs. A. W. Fitts of the People In this week's issue upon the The Herald can la; found at the store of are gratified to know that she continues crate question and association of celery Theo. J. Miller 4 Son and the City Cigar to Improve und is now considered on the growers. Store. While they can 1«; purchased at road to recovery. Have you seen the cloth-finish ruled The Herald office, we would prefer thntevMrs. R. L. Peck and children returned letter heads at The Herald other T The eryohe wanting extra copies would pur­ lust Thursday from Jacksonville, where neatest und very latest thing in fine ata- chase them at those two news stands. they have been for several weeks, visiting tionery^LoOk_lt Mrs. PnrdonrMnr. Pcck'irmnihen Mr. ond Mrs. L. A. Brumtey nnd children 'Trices very low,. STRONG LINE Of CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES left for Charlotte, N. C.. Thursday. They F. E. Roumlllut, soliciting agent of the Mrs. J. |i. Mitchell left last week for an wilt spend the summer la Charlotte und Southern Express Co., is in the city, uhd The .Latest Full Styles in Lndies’, Gent’s nnd Children’s Shoes extended trip through Ohlo. lndianu and other points la the Blnck mountains. will he here for ten days or mure, looking - Just Received ______:_________ ——— Michigan, where she will spend the sumDr. J. C,.DayiA, liic . graduate optician. niter the business of the t-ompony'spntCfr JPW months. W *+**t***++++*+++*+4>+**4>+4-*4-ÿ4-++-»+4>+4>4>4>->+44+4>++.M >* is In the city ugqin and -will be at the here. Do not throw away money on doubt­ Robbln’s Nest Saturduy, June 12. Dr. The Pastime is showing tome fine pic­ ful seed. L R. Philips will liv e you a Davit is well known in tills section hav­ tures nearly every night. Those short »ample o f celery seed to test foryouring visited Sunford last spring und treat***L Get them now. '_________ ed many^TieOpIe^suHifactorily. See Iris tours in various parts of Europe nrr very Interesting und not very ex(ienslve. The sewerage system Is being put In advertisement in ibis issue. Mrs. S. 0. Chase and children, accompa­ Ant-class shape, and new traps have been Hurry J. Wilson believes in good show nied by Mrs. B. F. Whituer and little son, Orders Solicited For ; constructed on First street to take care of windows, and this week inis a Keen KutBenjamin, left Monday fur Cape Cod, »11 the surface water. ter window that attracts the' attention of where they are anticipating a delightful The Herald has Just received a new line everyone In (Missing. Thedlsploy Ismude itunnsr,— — ----of fine cloth-finish ruled letter^ .heads.. It up of Keen Kutrer goods, and shows re­ ROSES A SPECIA LTY Mr. and Mrs. Turner Houser and little kfa*1 the niftiest little bit of stationery markable talent In dressing a window daughter leave tomorrow for Macon and Florists Agent. Ask for Pricaav jh»t lias ever been shown in Sanford. with cutlery, both large und small. different points in Georgia, where Mr. Trices very low. PHONE 10Ö. OokAveond 11th St. SANFORD, FLA. Do you want five ucret of good celery Houser will he enguged in t be commission For Sale—100 gallons Georgia cane syr- land, all In cultivation, located less than business for the next two months. Delivered at Sanford In not less than three miles frofti Sanford, at the station of . PoroyP. Vylo, ih a wall known advertis­ gnllon lots at 63.cent« per galkm. J. the Sanford 4 Everglades railway f This ing man of Jacksonville, was in the city •A-worthy, Geneva, Fla. choice tract of lund will be sold during the on Tuesduy. Mr. Vyle is placing some The Atlantic Hotel at Coronado Beach next ten days for $3,500. Call nt The choice Advertising with the state papers open about June 1st, remodeled and Herald office for particulars. * .i and some of the large dailies of the North. burnished. Water and gas. Terms very It is needless to call attention to the F. P. Gatlin, a sewing machine agent at re»*odohle. T. B. Demaree, owner and double page ad of, N. P. Yowell 4 Co. In Proprietor, * 40-4 this Issue. You cah find It when you open Burtow, committed suicide Wednesday by shooting himself in the head with a pistol. G. Monroe lias discontinued the bake- The Herald, and you can find bargains In Despondency over 111health oi himself and |Y business, and wifi hereafter ‘devote him* their store the minute you step tn the daughter is supposed to. have beeu the exclusively to the grocery business. door. Their great celery sale and sell-ery Low Prices. Easy Payments. Pico Block cause. He was 30 years old. sale will be the event of the season. *»»d Ids advertisement in this Issue. Waile. «1« tuner. Orlando. A re you a subscriber to Tilt H ehaldT Look for the Big Ad of the CELERY SALE WEI ^ESDAY JUNE 16th N. P i Y O W E L L & CO. T ’ 1 HT the clothing we handle signalize the highest accomplishment in con-7 structive handiwork, can only be realiz- ed to conviction- by "inspection of the garments themselves. This significant achievement is our claim to your consideration. A claim that ■is'founded'oil'tan^TCresTuItsT If quality is your strong point let us supply you. - 1 H .FRANK Clothier and Men’s Furnishing | FRANK L. W O O D R U F F Sanford's Only Exclusive Shoe Store L. H. T E M P L E Cut Flowers andTHot House Plants The Crippen Music Store High-grade Pianos, Organs, and GraphofFönes. ;.v • -* L ; f- r-~ ■ �-- U» ' ’ w 4 t «X;¡ « a "•$*,.•«»sV. <t -.¡MhT«mR I » • 1 • ’ ifflBw \«":~ June I NEWS OF THE WORLD - . s inningattheBeginning • Items of interest Gleaned from ------------ Various Sortrcès-------— [o o m u tt, 1 » , tjr lm irlitn Press elation.) "I im a practical chap and bslisvs marriage« made on common sec»« MAPPENINOS DURING THE WEEK la prlndplea. What doea a man want to and gat Intoxicated on lore potions and than aettle the moot Important More Uw Readers Will Hild a Brief feAtt* in hta li f e r Historical Sprint Flowing This wax my reply to Eggleston Tor Hurried Readers whan ha got off a lot of foldarol abou . Judge Thomas Stanton of East St. Louis love and sentiment and all that I ad has resigned till office and become a street mit I was interested, for 1 waa modi sweeper, believing that open air exercise tatlng a proposal myself, l fait very •ora Lydia would have me. Why will restore him to health shouldn't nhoT I waa h paasablo fel Sheriff John Cazalas of Mobile has been lowi aoma property of my own; doing removed from office by the supreme court wall In tmslneaai fairly educated and of Alabama because he failed to prevent of good aoclal position. That's the the lynching of a negro for killing anoffi view I expected Lydia to taka of me §nd a union wtth me, not whether aha cer in Mobile. would flttllne me on the groqnd that A. D. Oliver, the man who posed as I didn’t gat maudlin over her or abe millionaire in Climax, Ga., and bought up over me. The question waa, Having a large amounts of property, established a fairly good offer with a chance to set bank, nnd cut a wide swath generally, tie d( - - - — turns out to be an escaped convict from aha to accept It or run the risk of not Monroe county, Mississippi, who has 11 getting another as acceptable? Bo years yet to serve forgetting money under Went to he? and said: . -Jalse pretenses, When orrcalcdln ClimaxJ .'J4Ht_Brlnsley, I'm going to make yon a proposition—namely, that we he had only GO cents In cash. paaa our Uvea together aa man ant * Fire In Augusta. Ga., recently, dlddam wife tin death do ua part." age of $29,000 to the cotton warehouse She looked at me out of a pair of of S. M. Whitney & Co ataely eyes for a few momenta and Dr. Theodore Barth, radical leader in ■aid: "How about divorce?" the German reichstag, is dead. He was I've noticed that, no matter how born In 1849. eompooadly a man makea up bla mind The Pope of Rome celebrated his 74th to deal with a woman, aha straight­ way sots about to discompose him. birthday, June 2. "The more common sense wo put Henry F. Montague, one of the organ Into a marriage tho leas likelihood Izers of the abolition party in Michigan tharoU ba of a divorce," 1 said. in 1836, died In Kalamazoo, last week . "It la the only part of marriage In -aged 90 years. — -----— which there Is a likelihood. Death One hundred carloads of - automobiles certain.—Divorce tspoeatblc, sometimes It la a contingency that were shipped into Atlanta during the probable. should be provided for." month of May. "It seems to be that the first ques A very deceptive counterfeit of the $5 tlon to be settled Is whether you aro silver certificate has madellsappearanco prepared to enter upon matrimony _ l t is of the Indian head series of 1899. with me. After that wo can take up * The American Sheet and Tin Plate Co, the provisions, If there are any." "That's Just like a man—always get of Pittsburg, Pa., has announced that be­ ting the cart before the horao. It ginning July 1, all their plants will be op­ seems to mo that the provisions should erated os open «shops. Also that there bo settled first. The marriage la mere will he a reduction of 1W percent in woges ly a possible conclusion to them." A strike of 10,000 employees-Is sure to "(Hood gracious!" I exclaimed under follow if these orders are put into eflect my breath. I waa nqt prepared to Hanging from a tree in the woods near hear s woman speak o f a proposition Of marriage as a categorical.syllogism. Dover, N, J., last week, was found the "Suppose," I aald, "that we leave dl body of an unknown man with $1100 in voice till the last o f tho provisions or, his pockets. rather, contingencies and begin with ¡migration into Canada from the United something o f more lmlnediate* con­ Sl aiesla it^ e arTi moUiil£<Ttif 39,832, and c e n t "Wall, what's your Income TI the money that went with them is esti­ Again I winced, not so much at the mated at $60,000,000. question os at her cold blooded manner . A world’s temperance convention is to of asking It However, I considered be held in London, England, next month It sn eminently proper one to ask and The strike of the street carmen in Phil responded frankly: "I have from Investments |B,G00." adelphia has been settled. The men are "Roal estate, bonds, stocks or what?1* to receive an increase in wages. This waa getting. Irritating. I was There are $370,000.000 in gold stored becoming flustered. in the Denver mint. "After all. I was right In the first Trains on the~Georgia raIInja(i ore Tun­ place«," ! said, a bit abarply-.-^You pect mo to. lay bare all my affairs-^} ning regular once more, the questions you when you haven't given mo the which brought on the strike having been ■lightest Intimation that If they are submitted to a board of arbitration. satisfactory you will accept me for a & The next congresaof the world's applied husband:" "1 was not aware," »be replied Icily, chemists is to be held In Washington in 'Hist I expected anything. I thought 1912. (hst you were the expoctant person." The Emperor of Germany and the Czar O heavens! Worse aud worset I sat of Russia are to meet on a royal yacht in feeling aiyl doubtless looking llko a the Gulf of Finland. June 17,"tota!kover fool. I took out my handkerchief and wlpod my Ups—they didn't need wip­ things.” Two inches of snow fell in Leadville, ing—then dusted some specks off my coat oollar, then crossed one leg over Colorado, on Memorial Day. It was the the other and said nothing. Neither latest spring snowfall recorded in that did Lydia. section of the country. "I think," I Mid presently, "that 1 Mrs. Laura Engle of Kittanning. Pa., bad better“— "Degin aU over?" a dressmaker, recently fell heir to $170,A desire to Hot even with her by 000, and the first question she asked was saying somothlng smart took posses­ the cost of a good automobile. sion of me. When s man tries to best Fifty deaths a day from bubonic plague a woman by saying something smart to always gets deeper In the mud. (s reported from Tsunn Tslu, Chinn. "Or drop the subject," 1 said, with Spain is to have a parcels post, money order department, and postal savlngsbank some hauteur. "You haven't taken It up yet," was "system.— •— — --------------------bar imperturbable- reply The police department of New York city What dkl she mean by this, 1 won­ bus ordered all white women acting as dered. Haven't taken it up! I thought Cfilhescwfves (o quit and Thove- out of I'd very much taken It up. -------- :------"Perhaps you haven't understood,” the Chinese quarter. I M id , "what I've been talking about." For participation in the massacre at Ad"I dare »gy I haven't" -ns/Turksy, 44ff Moslems und 117 non-T "Didn't 1 makB ~myBclf plain T” Moslems have been arrested. "That depends upon what you had Glenn Villa, a summer resort hotel at to My.” I was getting more miffed every mo­ North Hattley, Canada, was burned last Saturday. It was a favorite stopping ment I looked ominously at the door, >ut It didn't seem to frighten her. 1 place with people from the South. That didn’t frighten her either. Col. A. K. McClure, veteran Journalist of "On reflection," I Mid, " I think my Philadelphia, died Monday, aged 81. He toWere of stating things may be betwas a member of llie convention that nom­ er adapted to some other Intellect" "Male or female?" inated Abraham Lincoln for president. This broke me up completely. t I Confederate Memorial Day was observed stood stupidly looking down at my at the national cemetery at Arlington, June 6. The grandson of Gen. Robert E. "Why .d o n 't y o u go and explain it to " Lee dettvered the oration. % nice'man aud let him come and Louisiana Piette, the young woman who has been subject to sleeping sickness for the past year, died in-Loweil.Mass.. June 8. Her last ottack lasted 32 days, during weich time ahe waa practically unconscious Caused by quantities of roeltlag snow, the water in Great Salt Lake is higher than It has been for many years. » It to me," she remarked. There was nothing to be gained with* U ls cool creature. But her coolness, tbs disappointment I suffered, everytiling, maddened ms. 1 scouted my predicai ideas. I would gladly have brown myself at her feet end begged for pity, mercy, anything except this horrible monster that stood between ne. But hew could I Jump from a y position or a practical ummago ar­ ranger to a despairing lover? Thero was no hope. With a feeble attempt at Indifference 1 went to the door. Hearing a flutter behind me, I was about to turn when a pair of arms was flung about iflev and I'wss-hel< In a tight grasp. “Come back," she laughed, "and be­ gin anew. And this time at the be­ ginning." What wns the beginning? A kiss. T. D E W ITT BOWMAN. An Unofficial Ord»r, Thomas, tenth Earl of Dondonnltl, at bis death vice admiral In tho English navy, tolls. In his "Autobiography of a Beamon” of ah Incident on board the Hind, on which ho served aa midship man. The pet o f the“ ship was n par rot, the aversion o f the boatswain; whose whistle the bird learned to 1ml tato exactly. "One day a party o f Indies paid .us a visit nboard. Hy the usual means of a •whip’ on the 'ynrdnrm several had peen hoisted « n deck. The clintn bad descended for another. Scarcely bnd Its fair freight been lifted out o f the boat 'alongside when tho pnrrot piped •Let go!' "The order wan Instantly^ obeyed and tho unfortuhato Indj, In'stend of being comfortably seated on deck, wns soused tn tho sea. Luckily for her, tho non were on tho watch nnd quickly pulled her out, und, luckily for the par rot, tho boatswain wns on shore or this unseasonable assumption of the boatswain's functions might have end cd tragically for the bird." How Prlsonsr* Convert*. A mnn who was «eut to Jail recently for three days for a smnll offense was greatly Impressed with the preenu tlous taken to prevent tho prisoners engaging.in conversation. There seem ed to be wnrders everywhere, and no one was allowed"to utfer n word. On the Bundny he was In the church tho psalm given was the "Old nun dredth," Beside him were two old Jail birds, nnd instead of tho orthodox words beginning ‘»All people that on earth do dw ell" this pnfr sang a hymn o f their own In conversational style, which went something ns follows First convict Bings: “ H o w lone are you in f o r i I am dolntt slaty day». I nearly broke n copper*»-Jaw.— Bine low or else they'll m aybe h ear." Second convict replies: By this method they exchanged his torles during the singing.—Glasgow News, Too Humiliating. A certaliOTinETriiby o f six Is rapidly assuming manly ways. Not long ago bis "room” nt school planned an enter­ tainment. There were to be little songs and recitations und a mysterious grab bag. The small boy waxed elo­ quent concerning tbc coming glories of this show, and more especially the part he would take. On the morning o f the entertainment his mother flUggcaUrtL-lhaLTit^ should tako his llttlo' sister, aged four, with him. Ho hung his heud. "Don’t you want to toko her?" his mother asked. "No, I don’t," ho answered. - —1— “ And why not?” Tho reply came quickly. " 'Causu there ain’ t none of th’ other fellers has to bring their children!”— Cleveland Plain Dealer. No Acid Nsedsd. W eary“ William Ilhoadcs—Say, Huppy, wot’s dc dlfferenco between ub an' uew full cider? Happy Harry—Search me. Weary William Khoadcs—Doy don’t have ter put no acid lu us ter keep us from workltt'." At which tho d ry . hay In the mow burst loto a furious flume.—Exchange Getting His Straight. " I wouldn’t make a confidante of May,” Bald tho conceited fellow, with self satisfied smirk. "Sho told mu you sold you wore crazy to marry me. pr course bug' s tm rriena .if"—------r “ No," Interrupted Miss Wise, "and she's ndt eveu a good reporter. I didn't s a jr l ' wbb,' but 'WOTld be.'"^CdOi6: 11c Standard and Times. Wife^-Would It plense you, dear, if I learned another language? HusbandYes, It would delight mo Infinitely. Wife—Well, which one shall I study? Husband—Tho sign language.—Smart Bet A Woman's Sscret. Biggs—There goes a woman with a past. Boggs—Yes, and there are about twenty yeare more of It than she Is willing to own up to.—New York Jour­ nal. "-**■*’ -----The Quarrel. "Last night we parted forever." "Then I suppose Ferdy will not call tonight." "No, but ha'll spend the evening be­ hind a tree across tbs street"—Louis­ ville Courier-Journal. Gsnsrsl John O. Fremont, “the Patb: «ndsr," is burled in BockJtnd ceme­ tery, Nyack. on the Hudson. ■ m ’ . ' " Y o n a re a lucky plc-can. I'v e kot tw el-elve months to serve. T ried to break Into a house. Bom e'dy muat have gl'en me a w a y ." ■ ., *- ' v*•*>f v **r S’ . * ■. „ . A Hustling Paper ly •= ¡1 ' IN l£ = : 'I A Hustling City ID O O H Covers the Celery Delta Like the Dew 3 d li U d ì As an Advertising Medium .... It is Par Excellence... □ c O H J As a Purveyor of News Wins r ; the-Approval of the Public DUI! ] □ Published in the Greatest Vegetable -Section in �' n o t ic e TO CONTRACTORS - 1, h e r e b y « «" ">■' V .V " 1 W*1', will be .'¡ ' 5 t,y the count» eommlsilonere of Orange M» nothin, untlllZ o'clock m.on the 12th day «nd jriil kctipcncdluljJStMitlia.b) wunty cotnmti*ronet» of .ski county u kMi relating to the Drainage 61 the banford wrote! eo named (Including all of Ule ifiihrt drain*, creek* ond water creek* a* proridsifcr) according to plan* and epeclBcalloni î î o 3n n ° * r v EBt,niilted C08t r f clearing, 346 uo‘ To?r.iCUi V.°.rt t-'a,mcron Avern e, ïreiimrê estim ated cost o f this on. 31 wTdth1«. '»1 feot. ei®? 50'- tìIopo 1 10 ‘ i Dotto,,, Total estimated cost o f Ucnavu Avehuo Ditch North Side. No. 4: Total cost if ’u ^ tD n a te d cS“ culverts nf* g nn '®®i* Estimated cost of , * * ii' t,.y- . L n g tn ev rliiK . 360.00. Estimated cost o f ditch, 3800.74. a * “ ,Ta A v * nu* » « e h South Bids Ho. 8. ‘ nt* f l a ■tak « on ‘ ho South side au*ntitle* given herein are calculated from o f B^ o f , A V! nuo nnJ on ‘ he Ettst S i d e -nd area* made at each one hundred feet d L p n ! ^ in 1. A v e n u e , t h e n c e n o rth 88 535J?and are approximate only. ------ SPECIFICATION c a l Side Dralnago Canal North be • U 79 foot oaat o t the Boutbcunt corner Section ‘Th irty-th ree . . . . Township Tw en ty iT 'p . 20). iSSth Range T h irty -o n » Kant 13 . It .3 1 v f a t a sta k e marked “ O '; thonce with » id line south o f Seotlon Thlrty-thrco S i 111 W est to Southwest corner .w Z o f a dlatanco o f 366 feet, thonco in a lino North 16 feet, cast front It ■£d parallel thereto to station » 3x 50 a ¡Stance of 8.9B5'T eet and term inating it Dio back waters o f Lake Monroo on ¡lin e 16 feot oaat o f the llnu between uaetlona 38 and S3, consisting o f four ¿Mllona I.S.. one, two. three, four. »action » 0. 1.— 3300 fee t long from station 77 to Station 66 constating o f ios7 cubic yards In excavation ostlmatyd il l 10.06. One cu lvert cBtlmnted ut tit DO. '«0 0 lineal foot 30 Inch auwfcr ill* 11100.00. Clearing catluiated ut iifl.00. Totkl estim ate^ coat o f this son' ■actlon'^Ho. 0.— I t Is 2600 feot long from Station 65 to Station 30. consist* ini of I« » !) cubic yards o f excavation Mllninled *1 8403.6». 000 fee t o f SO' te S P n ic T »l«i> ;«o, and clearing cstlmaimI at 167.26. T o ta l estim ated cuat ot tils section, »1 «7.0, 76. UttUPTU._wldUu t foot: alupe. 1 to 1. 1 Section Ho. 3.— It la 2500 feet lung from Station 30 to 5. consisting o f 3314 eublo yards o f excavation catlmuled at 1114 15 One cu lvert estimated at IS 00 and clearing Oitinigted at $82.86 otal estimated cost o f this section 1542.10. Slope. 1 to 1; bottom Width. m S T t f * ♦ “ ‘ 'D ilu tes ea st w ith said sou th H e r t m L 'i S 1 o f llie Hnc b etw een is VBh& . , , * S ? *°. .H u ak ,n 80 w h ich " 15 f e e t sou th o f aald s e ctio n linn nnd L ' . ' D « a a w grusn o f L a k e Jessup, c on ­ s is tin g o f th re e se ctio n s , l, e., 17, 1 8 am i ,,,®*.c“ ° c ,* * 0, *7.— Is 2000 feot long from « " 'o n . 78 Htatlon 60. cor,slating o f ,r?,i „.e i LCu excavation esttmai n i i s l i i o •£' . ^ " ‘ Dnated cost (if clearIt1* ; * 8«-D‘* Estinm ted cost o f this sec3 <feet3Z<^’ ,8 ' S 1 * ° l i a t t o r n w id th B ectlo n IB.— Is 2500 fe o t lo n g ffo tn S ta tio n s 60 to 25 m id c o n sis ts o f 2211; c u b ic yard s. E s tim a te d ut 3332.40. E s­ tim a te d c o s t o f c le a r in g 380.00. One c u lv e r t K tch in on d A v e n u e , 345.0». T w o c u lv e r ts C am eron A v e n u e 15 ft. span 2 * V, J 9° , W if t B " y t n « lc d c o s t o f tlfls wldVh 2 W e i 40' 8 0|’ u 1 10 l ; b o t‘ u,n Beoiton 19.— Ta 2500 feet lon g froth Station 86 to O, nnd confllsts o f B52 cubic yards. E stim ated rnst. 3 1 2T. Ktl. E stim ated c o s t - o f clearing. 380.00. Totnl estim ated cost o f tills section. 3207,80. Slope I to 1; bottom width 2 feet. r a t a l e s tim a te d cost o f tle n e v n A v e ­ nue D itc h south side. NO. 5: T o ta l cost o f e x c a v a tio n , 3622.35. E s tim a te d cost o f c le a r in g 3240.00. E s tim a te d c o s t o f ‘ 1 Dlgcs. 3135.00. E n g in e e rin g , 36" .l-o T o •Itrl-rstiTTmted c o s t J 1057.35. Jordan Boad m tch Ho. a. $967.95* . . Jotpsh C sm aron Ditch, H o. Uk Jlcgltinlng at tho a. W. corner. 8. E. H. Hectlon 4, Township 20 Houth Ksngi 31 East. 15 feet north on tho ansi Bid o f Ilesn lsll—AvrmnF7~TIieuee portT, 8 degrees 50 minutes east with sec.llon line to Stutlon 26-23, thence angle le ft 41 minutes to Station 39 - 97; thence angle right 6 degrees 6 minutes to Sta­ tion 46x 85,3 minutes, thence angle right so degrees 15 minutes to station 8o on the meadows o f Lake Jessup, consisting of four sections. I.,«.. 32. 33. 34 and .t£ - Bectlon 39.— Is 500 feet long from 81«llon So to 75, and consists o f 181 cuPIc lurds o f excuvatlon estimated at 321.16. Estimated cost o f Clearing, 310 00. Es­ timated cost o f this section 334.15. ~ feet on bottom, 46 degree slope. Section 33.—- Is 2500 feet long from atntlon 76 to 60 and consists nf 1753 cubic yards, estimated cost o f excava­ tion, 3262.96. Estimated cost o f clear­ ing. 180.00. One farm crossing, Uu.uo. * feet on bottom, 4G degree slope. Section 34.— Is 250tr m e t King from Htiitlon 50 to Station 25 and consists of * * 8» cubic yards, estimated at 331«.55. lotr.l cost uf clearing, 330,00. Un" Cohort L'amberon Avenuu 16 feot. | «E 00. 2 feet on Dottnm, 45 degree sloia 35-— I« 2600 foot long from Mutton 25 t o '" 0 ," and conhilns 3091 cu, I Ic yards, estimated at 3464.10. EstimaE s tim a te d c o s t o f b rid g e s and cui led cost o f clearing, 310.00. Total esti­ v e rts , s e w e r p ipe. etc.. $320.00. mated cost o f this section, $474.10. E n g in e e rin g , 350.00. foot bottom, 45 cU'itrw) kIoju*. . „ T o t a l e s tim a te d c o s t o f ' th is d itch , Total estimated cost o f Joo Cnmoron $990.34. . — :■■■ — ---- --------------I»llcli, No. 10; E stlin atu il Cost o f excn vu tlon . 31095.75 Estimated cost o f clearing. 3130.00. Estimated cost o f bridges und cul­ verts. 155.00. Engineering, $70.00. .reTl.1,. i l ^ ‘ Dusted cost i if this ditch No, 10, 1350.76. H o w a rd P a c k a rd D itc h , H o. 11. Heg Hitting on th e eust sid e u t llc u r d a ll A v e n u e 15 fe e t south o f tho lo t lin e-tietw e « n IV und 32 H o w a rd P a c k a rd Lan d Co. H ub-dlvlslu n, tliencu N o r th 89 do grecs. 30 m in u té s E a s t on a lin e 15 f e e t south o f th e c e n te r s e ctio n s 9 a n d —io T o w n s h ip 20, Mouth R a n g e ;it Iktst, e n d ­ in g a t MnttoTT-SO. lo o t r r r - e r a iu t la the m eadowN o f- i^ tk u Jessup, c o p s is lln g o f fo u r section s, I. a., 37. 38, 39. and 40. S ectio n 37.— is 500 fe e t lo n g fr o m S ta tio n 80 t o -76 udii c o n s is ts o f 61 c u ­ bic yu rd s o f e x c a v a tio n , e s t i m a t e d at 37.62, T o ta l e s tim a te d c o s t o f c b n r ln g . 31,52. T o t a l e s tim a te d c o s t 39.H , M o p e to 1: b ottom 2 fe et. B ectlon 38.— Is 2500 fe e t lo n g fr o m S ta tio n 75 to S ta tio n GO, and con tu ln s 1135 cu b ic y a rd s o f excn vu tlon , e s tim a ­ ted a t 3179,37. E s tim a te d c o s t o f c le a r ­ ing. 335187. T w o Hood g a te s c s l Limited a t 328,00. T o t a l e s tim a te d c i’x l u ( llitt0t-ctlon. 3213.24,— R b .p e l to t ;- b o t t o m . W id th 2 fe e t. * B ectlon 39.— Is C600 fe e t lo n g fro m S ta tio n 50 to .Station 2G und c o n s is ts o f 3238 ru b le y a rd s o f e x c a v a tio n e s tim a ­ teli at 3404.,5. E s tim a te d c o s t o f c le a r ­ ing, 380.95. Itr ld g e P u n ieron A v e n u e . 16 ft. span, 34 5.00. T o t a l e s tim a te d cost o f th is se ctio n , 3630.70. S lo p e 1 to I; b ottom .w idth, 2 fe o t. B ectlon 40.— Is 2600 f e e l lo n g fro m .Station ;'5 to " O ," und c o n sis ts o f 71939 cu b ic y a rd s o f e x c a v a tio n , e s tim a te d ut 3 192.37. E s tim a te d c o s t o f c le a rin g , 398.47. T o tn l e s tim a te d eoftt ■if - t l . l « « — . ♦I*'";—3590.SI: Hl'iipë 1 to i ; b o tto m 2 fe o t. T o ta l est I m a led c o s t o f H o w a rd *ttckaril tu teli No. I I : T o ta l e s tim a te d cost o f e x c u v a tlo n . 311184.11. T o ta l e s tim a te d cost of c le a rin g . 3216. 81. E s tim a te d c o s t o f b rid g e s und CutV e rts . 373.00. l 'o s i o f E n g in e e rin g , 360.00. T o ta l e s tim a te d cost o f tills d itch . 11133.9 2. H e g llin in g ut H tatlon " O " a point on th e c a s t Sl'lu u f Ilcu rd u ll A v e n u e null 15 fe i'I ea st o f the n o rth w est co rn e r o f the Houthwi'Ht q u a rte r o f th e n o rth east q u a r­ ter, .section 4. T o w n s h ip 20, P ou lt, lla n g e 31 east, th en ce w ith the b ea rin g o r Haul s e c tio n llnu e a s tw a r d f o llo w in g th e c e n ­ Btetion Ho. i-It Is COO. fe e t long from Station C to "O ." consisUng o f 701 te r lin o o f tho p resen t c o n s tru c tio n s ta ­ eublo yards, estimated ut 387.02 and tio n 14 und t h e r e . te rm in a te s at 740b T o t a l ea- f e e t fr o m the p lace o f b egin n in g, c on ­ a tlm a te a aI t 117.52. clearing, eestimated s is tin g o f th ree section s, b e., 20. 2 , tlmated c o s t o f th is s e c tio n . 1106.14. tlmuteu cost _____ , ______ Cuñal SouthF ami 22. East Side Sid e ______A D r a in a g| el S e c tio n 30— Is 2500 fe e t lo n g fro m Ditch No. 3. 1 T h is d itc h b e g in s a t Stutlon "O " a t th e s a m e p o in t us th e n o rth S ta tio n 75 to 50. c o n s is tin g o f 2236 c u ­ bic y a rd s o f e x c a v a tin g e s tim a te d at bound ditch an d la th e s a m e s y s te m o f C le a r in g e s tim a te d ut 380.00 Intercepting us th e north*, on e. w it h a 3335.40. lo t u l e s tim a te d c o s t o f th is section , ■nut o u tle t' to D u k e J e s su p . S ta tio n J iii'.O . KJojie,_ l i i to 1 ; tHiitoui w id th . ••O" Is u t _ tho s u m m it lg v id .. D ugins. ' nlng at a p o in t 3 7 » f o o t E a s t o i th o 1 root. Boctlon 31.— l s _ 250u fuel -long from F ' l U m i 1 kirn nr. H c c tlim - T h i r t yy*U u ow - — B a i m » - t o - t o -44lo iter, 25. c o n s is tin g o f s e n tii J1S) T o w n s h ip T w e n ty (2 0 ) Strath 2864 cu b ic yard s, e s tim a te d a t $129.110. Jlan go T lilr t y - o n o (3 1 ) E a s t; th en c e east w ith th e s o u th lin e o f s a id s e c tio n T o ta l e s tim a te d c o s t o f el op rin g. 38110». looo fe e t to th e n o r th e a s t c o r n e r o f the O ne c u lv e r t C am eron A ven u o . 345.00.Two northwest q u a r te r of th o n o r th w e s t c u lv e r ts ltlc h m o n d A v e n u e , 390.110. T o quarter, thonco s o u th w it h %— V4 lin e tul c o s t o f th is section , 361 1.60. Slop e through-th e c e n te r E a s t Vi o f S e c tio n s H i to I ; b ottom w id th , 1 root. S e c tio n S3.— Is 2500 fo o l lon g fro m 4, ( and 16 o f T o w n s h ip T w e n t y (2 »> South lla n g e T h ir t y - o n e (3 1 ) E u st. and S ta tio n s 25 to " O ," c o n s is tin g o f 208', cu b ic y a rd s e s tim a te d at $312.90. E s t i­ term inating a t th e w a t e r lin e o r L a k e T o ta l Jessup a t S ta tio n 143x40 a dlB tnnco e f m ated c o s t o f . c le a rin g , $80.00. t'H tlm ated c o s t o f thlN seotl >11, |'!92 »0. 11,110 fe e t sou th f r o m u n g lo a t 10, conS lo p e lys to 1: b ottom , 1 foot. slating o f s ix s e c tio n s , 1 e., 6, 6, 7, 8, 9 T o t a l e s tim a te d c o s t o f Jord an Hon 1 10. P it c h N , T ulitl eosH o f eseTt-virttmrfaction H o. Ik— -Is 1800 f e e t J o n g f r o m » I O t i .BO. E s tim a te d cost o f 'ch nrlntr, —: Station 143 to S t a tio n 12C, a n d c tm sls t3 2 1 0 .1 ) 0. C u lv e rts . $136.00. E n g in e e rin g ing o f 3519 c u b ic y a rd s o f v x c a v u llu n T o tn l esUm utud cost o f d ite li cattniatcd ut 3441.12, c le a r in g e s tim a te d 360.00. at 118.22. T o t a l e s tim a te d c o s t o f th is N o. 6, $1512.90. section, 1629.34, S lo p e , 1 to 1; b o tto m U r o w ii B oad D ite ti Ho. 7. width 4 feet. Ile g ln n ln g ut lO p o in t on thè ca s t siile Bectlon H o. fl.— I s 1500 f e e l lo n g fr o m >f U en rd all A vei,U e \ li> fe e t South o f thè jStatlun 1*26 to S t a tio n 100, c o n s is tin g o f j l » » 9 cubic yu rd s o f e x c a v a tio n , e s t im a ­ n u rth w c s t C orner u f th è S o u th w e s t q u a ited nt 3999.87, E s t im a t e d cost o f ter, H ectioil 4. T ovvn sh lp 2», South Itu u ge 3199.97. o n e fa r m c r o s s in g , 38.00. iJr*- 31 l-à,sl. ut S ta tio n " t f . " lUer,(;e - i h ! vvlth 1Jrmited cost o f th is s e c tio n , 31207.84. th e siili! V« lin o and thè c e n te r Uno o f S r it lo n 2 ro r a d isto ove o f 7600 f o c i <Tr Slope 1 to 1; b o tto m w id th , 4 fe e t . C am eron C it y D itc h , H o. 13. Bectlon H o. 7.— I s 2600 fe e t lon g. S tu tlo il 76. und tlu-re te rm in a ti a. eonH egltm ln g on a lin e b e tw e e n S e c tio n s .23,. j TUatlun 100 to S lu tlo n 75 c o n s is tin g nr s is lln g o f f our a e e tlons, I. «■-cewt—m —¡puwenm i p - r e ■un iiw i tti u r i •■»(*1) cob le y n r d » of-T xe n vrv tln )f,"e H ttin :r''* Ttrirl *5tì; !v,i î t. at S t» tini n«>r tit on tlie rant H id e H «c tio u S3.— In 6üö f r e t fro m St >• «»fLed lit 31070.57. E s tim a te d c o s t ot Avenue:. 16“ fret—s o u th e r clearing 3214.17. T o t a l e s tim a te d cost tlh ii SU 'tn 75. A Vlil CohhlHlH «ir 6U tut h r Loi Uff.* but WIM1h <;i atul 84, thoiit’U I’ll Ht of this section , 31286.04. S lo p e 1 to 1, sa n ia «if excuvutiu n, eM U m al.»! at along «¡(Id Ilm* to Station 20-11 •1». Knt inulti-il ciiHt u f clicirlMH, Ksi* Hu­ ICI* HMUtll at bottom w idth, 4 fe e t. rl#li aiUih* t«i ivntiT Ihn ili iti ti "il ciuNl u f lliis h» itim i. !2I.0<* Section H o. B. — Is 2500 fo o t lo n g fro m f f •Id dltcl m M fi a I till* * tl#i* uf lin Btulbm 75. to S ta tio n 60, c o n s is tin g of tr»l**|*«.% 1 tu I, tailtuiii \v111111. i fon t. meadiiWK at Station 30, oil tile* H«‘Ctlon Section 24.— I h 2i»0lJ f«Mt Ione fra li» llm , ruiiNi.Ht Ing 7899 entile y a rd s . o f e x c a v a t in g e s tlm ii ot two BfCt lUI IH , i »*, t a l lun.s 75 to 5U, nini houh IM h o f ted at 11 153.25. C le a r in g e s tim a te d at 11 uml 41. ab le ya r ii» u f u x rava t imi uMtlniritfil al 3197.26. T o ta l e s tim a te d coni o f th is B ectlon 41.— la 500 fuel J o n g fro m 1 1 IJ.r.o, K rtllm atrtl fo h l uf l'In irin t; S'cllim 31380.60. S lo p e , 1 to 1; b ottom S tillim i 3o to 25 and conaDilfl o f 178 cuT u ta ! c£itiiiiati’<| «mihi «'I U» r» M i' v i r i l « o f e x c a v a tio n , oMtlmutod at width. :i fe e l. h iit liiii $2250.50. I t «i 1. buttuin 122.35. T o ta l catiin u tcil c o s t o f eb i»rln g B«ctlou Ho. 9.— In ? '.nil fe e t lon g fto m Htntlrin tU .to S lu t lo ia 25, ooiiMlHlini; o f U 1(1III, 1 foul.' I I I 15. T o ta l >-m liim l'il cost o f th is S e d io li 2£|.— I h 23 u U f r e t lu t*« ft<»n. Till» cubic yurtls o f e x c a v a t in g e s tim a ­ nuotimi, fi.ti.iO S lop e 1 to ] , b ottom , 2 ted it 3'117.25. C le a r in g e s llm n te d nl ^ tu tim i f»*l tu Hint Inn -,»* alili tmiiHintH r< ol 131 cu b ic >lin i« i àUtiiiit< (1 u l Il'i.'.BT. One fa r m c r o s s in g . 35.01). T o t a l S o ctlon 42. I m 2500 fe o t lo n g fro n , vHimmtml cost n f i $sn «mi. One S tillim i 25 to rsllinuled cost o f th is a c e tio u , 3738,12. um l conalnlH o f 3393 u lv iT t K am erun Av«*iuic, $ tr». «h*, M u «» cu bic y a r d " o f < x c a v u tlo o , c a tlo u ilo d "i'lj'e ; r i d I T T i i i (Tom w id th , 2 fe o t. u lvcitM Itlcliin om l A Vd im * IVO T u tal M 2 to (i Btctlun Hu. 10.-— is 25i)o fe o t lo n g fr o m E a tlm a te d coat o f c le a rin g , ut hrm to'l cunt u f i 111m Ht et luí» $ l »lMí,ri Station 25 to S t a tio n " O , " o o n s ls tln g o f tM .x il Ouo c u lv e r t 16 fe e l, «1 5 ,(lb. T o ta l Slupc 1 tu 1 ; (»nttuiii u lililí 1 Tout, 3iU9 cubic y a rd s o f e x c a v a t in g , e s t im a ­ in tito lite li Cost o f Ih la se ctio n , 3553,90. S e c tio n 2C.— I h 2500 f • **t lung fro m t'd nt 3158.62. E s tim a te d c o s t o f c le a r ­ Slope, I to 1. b ottom , 2 fe et. ing. 397,72, Otto f a r m c r o s s in g 38.no. »Station 25 to ‘ ’t>,M und c o n ta in s 1213 T o t a l t-aUiouteil coat o f ( 'a to r r o o C i t y Cöül* IIKT.1I5. T o ­ D ite li, No, 12; — U n lim ited e a s t - o f th is soctlcm ,' 3 594; 31, ru tile y n n ls. ni 4'Hthnut‘ il cost o f cluurini;* $80.01» Tutnt esH m a ted c o s t o i E ast Hide T o ta l calttn ntcil coat o f e x c a v a tio n » Dralnago Canal, 39661.22. T o t a l c o h i o r T o ta l cust u f t ill« Ma i nm, $201.'.»5. Slot*»* 3 116.25. to I; huttuin w idth , une foot. excavation, 35869.40. E s tim a te d c o a t or Est Umili li (Mist o f c le a rin g , 399.25. 'ru tn l cumt o f H rnw ii Ituud 1*1 Ich No, 7 tile. 32100.00. E s llliin te tl ,’c o s t o f c le a r ­ jlr ld g e s uml c u lv e rts , $15.00. T o t a l cunt o t e x c a v a lion , $5 t v lu. ing. 11097.82. E n g in e e r in g . 3180.00 Em E n k lh e e rio g , $26.00. l'ÙHtltnutod euxt u f c le a rin g . $252.00. tlm ated c o s t o f cu fiverts, b rid g e s , etc., T o t a l estlom t(M Ì c o s t o f tblH d itch , lCallinntcd OOMt u f c u lv e r t* , $135.00. 1114.00. T o t a l C O fiB ir d ltc h . 3»061.32. »615.60. N n j;In c e rili# , $C0.00. C H A B B 33I T O K H O . 3. T o t a l e xtiin u ted * cunt u f th is ditch, D s s rd s ll A v t n u t D itc h , H o. 13. K egln nlng A t a s ta k e a t th o S o u th w e s t m .io . S ection 9 anil 16 , T o w n s h ip 20 S ou th «urncr o f tho N o r t h w e s t Q u a r te r , S e c ­ R a n g e 31 E ast. K e g ln n ln g a t H tutlm i tion 33, T o w n s h ip 10, S o u th llr u n g a 31 V T h ltn sr D itc h H o. B. " O " on th e w e s t s id e o f Ile a r d a ll A v e ­ £ “ *t at S ta tio n •’O " ; th e n c e N o r th 88 nuu In th e c e n te r o f S e c tio n 9 nnd 16 K e g ln n ln g at tho s o u th w e s t c o rn e r rtf d ig ie e s and 30 m in u te s E a s t w it h tho VI he n o rth e a s t qu a rter, (tuctlon 33, T o w n ­ fo o t w est o f th e '4 ru ction line, th en ce flo e s o f said s e c tio n s a m i S e c tio n 31, 3t east, thetlee south p a ra lle l w ith said lin e to s ta tim i said tow n und r a n g e to S tn tlo n 76 lit sh ip 20 S ou th lta n gu J he w a ter lin e o f S t. J o h n s I t i v e r w h e r e n o rth on a lin e to u p oin t 26 fe e t n orth 15 In th e L a k e le s su p lu en d ow s. ttelng o f tho c e n te r o i C e le r y A v e n u e , thenc«- Iso fe e t In ttie p r a ir ie und a|>out a m ile *t crosses s a id lin e c o n s is tin g o f fo u r enst 300 fe e t, tlien o e n o rth th ro u gh fro m w a te r le v e l and 18 Inches n b o vi sections. 1. J i, l i , 13 an d 3 «, W h ltn e r 's land and on lin o butwesn J- lake le v e l s tan d a rd e le v a tio n an d In secSeetloa H o. 11,— I s 1100 f e e t lo n g fr o m Station 86 to 76, c o n s is t in g o f 42 cu b ic N. W h ltn e r uiul S tep h en s to S ta tio n 5« llo n 16. and c o n s is tin g o f tw.o section s, I. e.. 43 and 44. yards, e s tim a te d a t 35.25. nnd c le a r in g at w a t e r 1Ine oil W o o d r tiff C an al In i b B ectlon 43.— Is 3500 fe e t lo n g fr o m uv ,Huts. . « . « , c o n s is tin g o f th re e sec♦»tlm ated a t 310.60. T o t a l e s tim a te d Monroe S ta tio n 50 to 25 and c o n s is ts o f 3S ions. I. c.. -27. 28 und 29. coat o f th is s e ctio n , 315.7G. S lo p e 1 to cublo y a rd s o f e x c a v a tio n e s tim a te d nl B ectlon 37.— I s 70': fo o t lu n g fro m Hla 1; bottom W idth, 3 fo o t. $180.75. T o t a l e s tim a te d c o s t o f c le a r ­ Holt 57 to M tullou 50 am i c o n ta in s 2" „ « • " t l o n H o. 13.-—I s 2500 f e e t lo n g fr o m in g , $96,15. T p tu l e s tim a te d c o s t o f tills a b le yu rd s ostlm a tb d dt -326 12. T o ta l 75 to S t a tio n 60, c o n s is tin g o f 2242 cubic y a rd s , o s tiiM U c d u t - 1 292.7 6 .s tin m te d c o s t o f c le a r in g 330,00." E s t i­ Section. $676.90. S lop e, 1 to I ; botton i. ; 2 fe et. -U M Tlhg e s tim a te d n t 358.56. T o t a l es- m ated c o s t o f th is section , 356 12. S ectio n 44.— Is 2500 fe e t lo n g fr o m U m atctTcost o f th is s e c tio n . 3361.30. fo o t b ottom , 15 d e g re e slope. Section 88,— Is 2500 feet long from S ta tim i 25 tu "O '* uml c o n s is ts o f 3933 “ '¡¿ b e ! <° 1• b o tto m w id th . 2 fe e t. cu b ic yu rd s o f e x c a v u tlo n . e s tim a te d it Station 50 to Station 25 and consists o f „.B ectlon H o . 13.— la 2600 f e e t lo n g fr o m $190.372 T o t a l e s t im a ted c o s t o f c iiv irfiJ tioa .G O to S ta tio n 25. c o n s is tin g o f 4632 cublo yards o f excavation, cstlm a- 7Tig; 3PS.0T."'. T o tu r im n m a P h l "coal o f ' Hi I s ____ i l i t t . c cubla— Ptie<l*-n#~OTrerrntrnw— rrc^J u b la -y a e d w -o i-e x c n v n rtn jfrT 'K T IT|HIP' Tcd - n r | S f »:<*»:— Estfrnntrrl •cn sru rcU a ir- Section, "ID S «.44. lng 350.0(1. One 16 fo o l culvert C elery i t s n-?1 3*9.76. C le a r in g e s tim a te d nt Avenue. T o ta l ostlmulrrt cost o f Uo.irUall A v t x 345.00, T o ta l estim ated cost of ?,*■ */• U rld g o n t C a m e r o n A v e n u o osjm u -4 x tt»h i-N o. H i— — *• «Vnf t f d a t 345.00, T o t n l e s tim a te d c o .,-. s t this section, 3674.00. _ H t a l l Q a . i L chaKgT o ta l estlrn uted c o s t o f e x c a v a tio n . -----£ * rllila -o a o tle n « 4 S0.72. - S l o p c - r i d l ; ra fro m 2 fe e t to J Feet on bottom. Hla»971.12. tlon 45 changed from 3 fe e t to 4 foot on odfDTiii w id th . 2 fe e t . E s tim a te d c o s t o f c tou rln g, $191.22. bottom* ° * a e-— lB 2608 fe o t lo n g fr o m E n g in e e rin g , $40.00: B ectlon 29.— Is 2500 f e e t lo n g fro m * i «7 ° n A 8 <° S t a tio n " O , " c o n s is tin g o f T o t a l e s tim a te d c o s t o f D itc h N o. IS. ? *!• ®uble y a rd s o f e x c a v a t in g eatim u - S ta tio n 25 to "O ,” and c o n s is ts o f 1884 $1206.34. yard s. E s tim a te d c o s t o f e x c a v a tio n , Donn* C le a r in g e s t im s t e d ^ s t 983.4«, E S U n U iU iax ilfit O f e tc a r m g fjtb-m» LL2.M*- Krldgs* Ueaiststl AVCrrtie TStlrna' t£?tim .T0’ ® ^ T o t n l e s tim a te d c o s t o f *<<0.06. S lo p e 1 to l ; b ot- ‘om w d,,, , feot v „ i * 1 e s tim a te d c o s t o f C h a s e D itc h i j ® - 5-., T o t a l e s tim a te d c o s t o f e x c a v n . Inii1’ e s t im a t e d c o s t o f c le a r ­ ing i i * i * « V * E s tim a te d c o s t o f b rld g S5'|J*®*'00. C oat o f e n g in e e r in g , 370.00. e stim ated c o s t o f d itc h . 31307.82. a to sv * A ren as Bltota H orth Ho. 4. l u « t f .i1*1! * at Station "O " n point on Nnrii Avenue 16 feet north o f tho ( » * „ # * ! & oorn« r o f the northeast quurtm _"‘ Section «, Tow nship 19, South • thonco North 88 degrees nf n 0 ml»»utes oast with tho north line “ V * Avenue to Station 80 In the nrey.1? P ralrls ending 15 font sals ***• Sootlon line o f Section 3 4, • n<1 range nnd there termlh M i' . feet from tlia hammock p ra irie , P im m s tin g o r 'D i n ^ 14, 16 a n d 1«. .i“ i» S ° S n K •SR vM .® * !¡í a • iw t .ii, %l«th, 8 f e e t luatlrniilcid coni o f thlft »ftc* bottom Slope 1 to B u Ä ™ 0» Ä t « ^ - I s 2600 fe e t S [tlm r ssted - a ci'&o î iÆ' o f K î k a , I *5*I'««ted esosi « i ong from slstlng o f at (l 154.61. l i i c t ir v .T r Idtb. 2 feot- t»l*?bíl0í . *600 feet lo®* EfO! I 2 iiP * *• Î 9 Station •*0 .'* an 1 ¡Snudi»* * l l <* cublo yards. Estim ated oost, e n d in g a t S t a tio n 69 on back w n to r lin e o f laik ii M o n ro e a t c r o s s in g o f C e le r y A v e n u o to b e tile d w ith 300 fe o t o r 24Inch uownr pln o.i m a k in g th o t w o tin g le p olh tn w ith tilin g , c o n s is tin g o f th re e Hue linns, lr-Wrj-44.—4 7 -an d ‘ 48:-----------------B ectlo n 46.— Is 2100 fe e t lo n g fr o m S ta tio n 21 to " O ," und c o n s IM s u f 1081 Cublo y a rd s o f e x c a v a tio n , e s tim a te d a t «136.12. E stlrn u ted c o s t’ or d e a l i n g 330.oo. Slope, 1 to 1; b o tto m w id th , 8 fe e t. T o tu l e s tim a te d c o s t o f th is seotlo n . $166.12. S e c tio n 47c—I s 1300 f e e t lo n g fr o m B ia tlo n :tx to S ta tio n 26 and c o n s t ila o i 1295 cu b ic yurdn o r e x c a v a tio n , e s tim a ted nt 1161.87. E st I m ated c o s t o f c le a r Ing, $30.00. 300 f e e t o f 24-inch s e w e r p ip e nt 80 c e n ts p e r lin e a l fo o t In p la c e fo u r c o n n e c tio n s, 3340.00. O ne c o n cro te b o x S. I». In le ts s to r m w a t e r ut $20.00 each, $80.00. T o t a l e s tim a te d c o s t o f th is s e c tio n $511.87. • B ectlo n 4B.— Is 2500 fe e t lo n g fro m S tn tlo n 25 to " O " und c o n s is ts o f 1947 cu b ic y a rd s o f e x ò a v a tlo n e s tu ila ted nt $342.35. E s tim a te d c o s t o f c le a r in g 320.0O. T o t a l e s tim a te d c o s t’ o f th is s ec tlon . $263.35. T o tn l e s tim a te d c o s t o f D r. A ld r id g e D itch. N o. 15: , T o t a l e s tim a te d c o s t o f e x c a v a tio n , $540.34. ^ T o t u l e s tim a te d c o s t o f c le a r in g , $80. T o t a l e s tim a te d c o s t o f l i d s ¡utrtlim ;' T h »- W U«barg:HyaAKklt_T>ttch, Ho. 14K eglnnlng on th e N o rtlT lIiie KieTirni V." 3307.60. 2 fo o t b ottom , 45 d e g r e e s lop -. T o t a l e s tim a te d c o s t o f W h lU te r D itc h Tow nship 20. South R an ge 31 ITnst, at S ta tio n * '0 ." 663 - fe e t e a s t o f th e N . '^Vt. No 8* c o r n e r -o f th e N. E. (4, said sectlonT t o w n ­ T o t a l c o a t Of e x c a v a tio n , 887.72. sh ip uml ra n g e ; th en ce Bouth w ith s a id E s tim a te d c o i l o f c u lv e r t, 345.00. l i s e ctio n llnu 1760 f e e t to *x>ld w a t e r ­ T o tu l coat o fl c le a rin g , 3105.00. w a y ; th en ce s o u th e a s te rly 300 Jtaa*- to E n g in e e rin g , 346.00. T o t a l e s tim a te d c o s t o f thlB ditch, th e end In said section , to w m -m p nnd ra n g e and lin o n f open d itc h , .c o n tu ln fn g 31082.72. one section, I. e,, 46. B action 4S.— Is 3000 f e e t lo n g fr o m A- B . C a m eron D itc h H o. 0. D c g ln n ln g on C a m eron A v e n u e 320 S ta tio n 30 to " O ," and c o n s is ts o f J3G0 fo o t n orth ( o f Ujo s o u th w e s t c o r n e r o f niililc y a rd s o f e x c a v a tio n , e s tim a te 1 lit D ot N o. 6 \ IJ ro *v n 's S u b d iv is io n , K eck 3367.91, nnd c le a r in g e s tim a te d ut $87.76 H a m m o ck , B eetton 3, th en c e e a s tw a rd O n e b rld gn e t K r o n d v v a y 15 ft- span. w ith th e m e a n d e rin g o f th e o ld d itc h to 1 1.’ ,ibi. S lop e, I to 1; b o tto m w l Ith. 1 S ta tio n 40, w h ich is ab ou t 1000 fe e t In fo o t fro m " O " to 10. S lo)»o 1 t o 1,; hot. .. th e p r a ir ie s o f L a k e J e s su p and Con­ torn 2 f e e t fro iti 10 to 30. T o tn l c o s t o f th is d itc h N o . 142* s is ts o f tw o se ctio n s . I. a . 80 nnd SI. l i j o j c 021 p f p : X2a vidLlwi.. 14kA.51 - - ~ — S e c tio n 30— Is 2100 fe e t 1o ijg fr o n 1 Total e s tim a te d cost of c le a rin g , Station**tU 'M O ' 75. A fid'-cD nslsW o f 2 0 . r $87.76. . cu b ic y a rd s o f e x c a v a tio n e s tim a te d at T o t a l e s tim a te d c o s t o f b r id g e s $46.00. ; 303.00. E s tim a te d cost o f c le a rin g . E n g in e e rin g , 326.00. ; 76.00. S lo p e 1 to 1: b ottom , tw o fe et. T o t a l e s tim a te d c o s t o f th is d itc h , E s tim a te d c o s t o f th is s e ctio n , 1378.00. __________ S e c tio n 31.— Is 2600 fe e t lo n g fro m $610 «0 . S ta tio n 26 to " O . " and c o n s is ts o f 3133 Dr. A ld rtd gs Ditch, Mo. IB. cu b ic y a rd s o f e x c a v a tio n , e s tim a te d at K e g ln n ln g on a lo t lin n abou t 200 fon t 1469.95. E s tim a te d c o a t l o f c le a rin g . n orth and 320 fe e t w e s t n f th o s o u th e a s t 10.00. IH M . T. .o tn l_ e s tim a te d c o s t o f th is c o r n e r o f th a N . W . U o f th o B. E. »4 o f S lo p e 1 to l : b ottom . s e c tio n 3649.96. B ectlo n 32. T o w n s h ip 19 8 ou th lla n g e 31 t fitì t* a t S ta tio n “ O ,” tlien cu n o rth w a r d T o t a l e s tim a te d coat of C am eron f o llo w in g tb s m e a n d e r in g n f th e o ld Ditch Nor*: _ V, d itc h to w ith in 100 fo s t o f C e le r y A v e ­ Total coat o f excavation. |771.*6. nue, th en cs r ig h t 35 d e g r e e s to a p o in t Clearing. * « 55;®®-.100 fe e t n o rth o f C s le r r A v e n u e ; th en cs Engineering, f 40.40. Total eatlmated cost of tbla ditch. a g a in w ith th e o ld d itc h n o rth w a r d to B eotian 50.— Is ÏBOO f e e t lo n g -fro m S ta tio n 7 5 -to 60, c o n s is tin g o f 1643 c u b ic y a rd s O f e x e d v s tjo n . e s tim a te d n t $247.-. 10. C le a r in g e s tim a te d n t 330.00. T w o _ltiiiU tfcaaa.it—s p a n « « c h .| J i.m i. T o ta l e s tim a te d c o s t o f th is m iction, $399.20. Slop e. 1 to 1; b ottom , l T eec jM c tlo u CO— l a 2 5 0 0 -.-feet lo n g fr o m S ta tio n CO to 35, an d c o n s is ts o r 295» cu b ic y a rd s o f e x c a v a tio n , e s tim a te d nt 489.5». C le a r in g e s tim a te d a t $30.00. V U r y A v e n u e d itc h an d F i f t h ' A v e n u e D itc h 33 f e e t n t $3.00 p e r fo o t, $99.0». T o t a l e s tim a te d c o a t o f th is section , $618.00. S lo p e, l tu I ; b o tto m *9 fe o t. B ic tlo u 6 1 ,— Is 260» fe e t lo n g fr o m S ta tio n 25 to **D," an d c o n s is ts o f 2334 c u b ic y a rd s o f e x c a v a tio n e s tim a te d e t $34».lu. C le a rin g e s tim a te d n t $80.0». O ne b rid g e span 20 fe e l. $60.00. T o t a l e s tim a te d c o s t o f ” th ls se ctio n . $480.10. Slop e, 1 to l ; b o tto m w id th , 8 fe a t. I'o ta l e s tim a te d c o s t o r P u m p K ra iic h D itc h Nh. 19; e s tim a te d c o s t o f e x c a v a tio n , $1006.10. Î Estimated-cost or clearing. Ufo.oo. E s tim a te d c o s t o f b rid g e s, etc.. $231.0», C o s t o f E n g in e e rin g , $60.00. $1677*10 C08‘ °r c u lv e rts , ‘ his ditch. T h e M i l l Branch D itch H o i JtO. 1 R u g ln n ln g a t S ta tio n •‘O'* a t th e N. W . c o r n e r o f L o t 40. M. M. S m ith 's s u b d i­ v is io n N o. 3, on tha w e s t lin e o f S e c tio n 28, T o w n s h ip 19, S o u th R a n g e 30 E a s t; th en ce e a s tw a r d W ith lo t lin e to tlie c a s t lin o o f aald Su ction to S ta tio n 5 9 - 1 8 ; tliencu a n g le «0 d e g r e e s r ig h t to S ta tio n O h sp p el D itc h , H o . IS . «1 - 4 1 ; th en ce u n glo 90 d e g r e e s r ig h t B e g in n in g a t th o S. E. c o r n e r N . E. >; th ro u gh Su ction s 27 and 26 t o tho O ld o f th e 8. w . *4, S e c tio n 32, T o w n s h ip !Í< M ill li ranch S ta tio n 147 - 97; th en ce S o u th R a n g e 31 E a s t a t S ta tio n “ O,* n n g lo l e f t 66 d e g r e e s p a s s in g under A . th en ce n orth f o l l o w i n g th e ea st linó o f C. E. tru ck s to S tn tlo n 152 - 78; tliencu l- o v e jo y A v e n u e to H tntloit 61 on the a n g le r ig h t 6 d e g r e e s 69 m in u te s tq lu c k 'W a te r * o f la ik o M on ro e, und th ere h ta tlo n 1 5 5- 43; th en c e r ig h t Jtl d e ­ tcru iln a tu s and c o n s is ts o f th re o s e c ­ g r e e s 10 t n t n W s J o 'B l n l l o l i 161 -3 8 ; tio n », I. c., 49, 50 und 61. tliencu n n g lo l e f t 33 d e g r e e s 13 m in u tes B s c tlo a 49.— I s l i n o fe e t lo n g Troin to S ta tio n 1 6 8 -7 2 : tliencu a n g le r ig h t St»ttie n Ç1 to S ta tio n 60 und con slstn o i 25 d e g r e e s 22 m in u te s to S lltlio n 177 4*6 c u b ic y a rd s o f e X cA va tlon e s tim a te d 2 6-10 on n orth sid e o r S t .'G e r tr u d e A v e ut $ »8 .la . E s tim a te d c o s t o f c le a rin g , Ituo; tliencu tin gle l e f t 50 d e g r e e s to $20.00. T o t a l e s tim a te d c o s t o f tills aec- S ta tio n 178 - 38; th en ce a n g le r ig h t 31 ‘ btn., 378.19. S lop e, l j i . to I ; b o tto m d e g r e e s 31 m in u tes to S ta tio n 183 - 92; W id th - 1 f e e l______ ______ — :---------------------- th en c e a n g le r ig h t 14 - d e g r e e s J 7 'm tn S e c tio n 60. — Is 2500 fe o l lo n g fro m u tes b e a rin g n orth 60 d e g re e s 45 m in ­ h la tlu n 60 to 85 and c o n s is ts O f 2722 u te s w e s t to S ta tio n 190; th en ce n orth cu b ic y a rd s o f e x c a v a tio n , e s llm n te d at to S ta tio n 197 a t th e w a t e r llnu o f U tk o $34tt.2i>, ■ K iith im te d cost o f c le a r in g . •Monroe and th rru te rm in a te , c o n s is tin g $50.00. O n e c u lv e r t 15 f e e t lo n g nt »3,0 O f e ig h t se ctio n s , I. e., 62, 63, 64. 66, 66, p e r fo o t, $15.00. O n e c u lv e r t C e le r y 67. 68, and 09, A v e n u e 15 fe e t $45,00. T o t a l e s tim a te d B so ilo n 09.— Is 2300 fe e t lo n g fr o m cost o f th is se ctio n , $480,25. S ta tio n 198 to 176 and c o n s is ts o f 2228 B s c tlo a 61.— Is 2500 fe o t lo n g fr o m cu b ic y a rd s o f e x c a v a tio n , e s tim a te d at S ta tio n 25 to •'()'* and con slstn o f 3229 3333.45. C le u rln g e s tim a te d at $ 100.00, cu b ic y n n ls o f f x c a v a tlo n , e s tim a te d nt Itr ld g e a t H ta tlon 188, 2 » ft. spun, $60.0». $403.63. T o t a l e s tim a te d cost o f clear* Itrld g e ut H tu tlon 178, 2 » ft. span $ 100,00, tnif; $30.00. T o t a l e s tim a te d c o s t n f tills T o la I e s tim a te d c o s t o f tills s.*ctlim R('c44on, -$43 (MH!,- —S lo p e 1JJ t il« - $593,46,- S lo p e , t to T t W o u ., J h T ‘ tIo n 14 c h a n g e to 2 r e e l - b o tto m , 1 to 1 B ic t lo n 03.— In -250» -fu u l- loOH- fc —m - • o n e :- ; „ h U lU on 17« -1 0 -1 5 » an d c o n s is ts o f *9!M' T o t a l e s tim a te d -c o s t o f C hnp p el IH tc l cn ld o y a rd s o f e x c a v a tio n , e s tim a te d at N o. 16: $1047.60. -»C lea rin g e s tim a te d nt IIUO.UO.' T o t a l e s tim a te d c o s t o f c x ra v a tiO I.. B rid g e a t S ta tio n 161. 16 ft. spun, $46.0». $802.01, T o t a l e a tlm a te d c o s t o f thin section . E s tim a te d c o s t o f c lc n rln g . $100.00, $1192.60. Slope, i to 1; b ottom 3 fe o t. E n tlm n ted c o s t o f c u lv e rts , $90.00. S e c tio n 64.— I » ¡Guo fe e t lo n g fr o m S ta tio n 15» to 125 and c o n s is ts o f 7703 E n g in e e rin g , $15.00. cu b ic y a rd s o f e x c a v a tio n , e s tim a te d ut T o t a l e s tim a te d c o s t o f D itc h N o. I * 31155.46. T o tu l en tlin u ted c o s t o f c le a r ­ $1037.01. in g S3U.0Q. T o t a l e s tim a te d cost o f th is s e ctio n $1 185.45. B lopo H i to I ; b ottom , P scs and D idst Ditch, Ho. 17. 2j4 fe e t. K egln n ln g at a pu liiu xy fe.*t north am t B s c tlo a S3.— in 34Ú5 fe e t lo n g fro m -400 fl*or:West o f -1h « ;H. W. c o m e r Of the S ta tio n 125 to 100 am i con slstn o f Uiiuo ' Vi o f th e N. E. Vi S e c tio n 3|, cu b ic y a rd s o f e x c a v a tio n e s tim a te d at Touiw n sh lp I » , S ou th R a n g e 3! H ast on *900.0U. C le a r in g e s tim a te d at $8», 00. tiwe-ftou sonttli sid e o f th e H an ford 8* E v e r trb ig e ut S ta tio n 114, to ft. span, $3(1.00. g lu d es I ta il road, d ial e a s tw a r d w ith said T id a l e s tin m ie d cost o f tills section , r a ilro a d r ig h t o f Way to th e N. E. c o r 31010.00. -Slope, ly t to j ; b o tto m 2Wtier o f lijo S. \V. Vi o r th e N, E. Vi B ec­ B octlon 6 0 — In 2600 fe e t lo n g ' fro m tlon 81. T o w n s h ip 19, South R a n g e 31 S ta tio n 100 to 76 nnd con slstn o f 4813 East, th en ce n o rtii to th e N. E. c o rn e r o f cu b ic y a rd s o f e x c a v a tio n en tlm n ted ut tin* N. W . Vi o f th e N . E ‘ 1. S e c tio n 31. $726.45. C le a r in g en tlm n ted Ut $ 8 ».»»'. IV'W tisblp 19. South R a n g e 31 E a st, Irld g e nt S ta tio n too. 10 ft. npun, th en ce Ctisr 660 f e e t on the sou; I Itrld g e at S ta tio n 87, 10 ft. npun, sido of O q le ry 'A v e n u e , th en ce T o tu l e s tim a te d c o s t o f tills section , n o rtii to tin- g e n t e r lin e of S e c ­ »866,46. S lo p e ) H to 1; b o tto m W idth, 2— tio n 2Ü, t h en ee c a s tw n yd W ith said Ho.- fe e t. 369 fe e t to a n g le p oin t, tlie iic e n ortii B sction 67-—Js 2500 fe e t lo n g f r a n i ­ JDJ^J-1 j-ii UOIwal -ljj«.sxua io a no leToiTTm tê» ut l i l e ouck wit Tors o r l i n e y a rd s o f oxe li v a llo n 'e s t lina ted ut -ohe M on roe, nod c o n s is ts o f fo u r bcc _________ -ouaiuuUwd—s4— $K(>.»».Ttnn g.-|. 52,-63. 5 1 n iid G rT ' ‘ Ig e nt S ta tio n 89, 10 ft. span. S e c tio n 69.— Is 600 fe e t lo n g fn im Btn- $30.0», T o t a l e s tim a te d cost o f th is w e e Ion 80 to 75 and c o n s is ts o f t in cu b ic lio n $623.60, S lo p e l * i to t: b ottom a n ts o f e x c a v a tio n , e s tim a te d a t 117.60. W id th , 2 fe e t. I'otal e s tim a te d c o k i o f c le a r in g I d ) . on B sc tlo a 60.— 1« 260» fe e t lo n g fro m 1‘ Otal oKtlriinted cost o f tills Section, S ta tio n 50 to 25 nnd con slstn o f 2692 $27.50. S lop e, I to 1; bottom w id th , ” 3 cu b ic y a rd s nr e x c a v a tio n . m lim ite d a t fe et. 3349.00. C li ni lug ent lim ited at $10(1.0», S eo tlon 63.— I n 2600 fe e l lo n g fr o m T id a l e s tim a te d r e s t o f tills s e ctio n , S ta tio n 76 to 50 and c o n sis ts o f 3786 419.00. S lop e, 114 to *1 ; b ottom WliVill, uldc. y a r d s o f e x c n v u tlo n , e s tim a te d a« fo y t. 473.1 2 ('t e a r in g e s tim a te ti a t $8o,uo. S ectio n G9.— In 2600 fe e t lo n g fr o m T o ta l e s tim a te d coni of thin section . S ta tio n 26 to " O " and cim slstn o f t * 10 553.12. S lo p e I to I : b ottom . 3 fe e t: _ c u b ic y a rd s o f e x c a v a tio n rn tlm n trrt nt S e c tio n 64.— IS 2500 fe e t lo n g fr o m 3286.5». C le a r in g e s tim a te d at $94.0». S t a t i o n , 60 to 25 lim i c o n s is ts o f 2513 T o t a l e s tim a te d c o s t o f th is section , utile y a rd s o f e x c a v a tio n , e s tim a te d at • 880.60. S lop e, 1)4 to 1; b o tto m w id th , 1 314.12. C le a r in g est m a ted at 340.00. fo o t. *wo w a te r g a b s nnd tile c u lv e r t. $89,0(1 T o ta l e s tim a te d coal o f M ill I ) ranch •Iteli. N o. 20: T o ta l e s tim a te d c o s t o f tills section , IH 2 .I2 . Slope, 1 to I; b ottom w id th . 2 T o ta l e s tim a te d cost o f e x c a v a tin g , feilt» __ . 36312.05,— ------— ----S u ction 55.— Ts 21TÍIÍI fe e t lo n g fro m E s tim a te d c o s t o f c le a rin g , 3661,0», S ta tio n 26 to *‘0 "‘ nnd c o n s is ts o f 1696 E s tim a te d c o s t o f Pridgen, c u lv e rts , le.. »326.0». a b le y a rd s o f e x c a v u tlo n , e s tim a te d at 199.50. T o tn l e s tim a te li c o s t o f c le a rin g E n g in e e rin g , $16(1,0». to.oo. O n « w a t e r g a te H a n fo rd & E v ­ T o t a l e s tim a te d totst o f th is ditch, e r g la d e s R ailroad .* $14.00. T o tu l e s t i ­ »6461. »5 . m ated c o s t o f tills se ctio n , $263.50. S lo p e, 1 to l ; b ottom , 2 fe e t. M . M . S m ith D itch , H o. 31. Ilc g ln n ln g nt S ta tio n " ( ) " N. E. c o r n e r T o ta l e s tim a te d c o s t o f 1‘aco & E ld e r D itch , N o. 17; L o t 96 M. M. S m ith ’s s u b -d iv is io n N o. 1, th en ce sou th on L o t lin e s to th e H E T o t a l c o s t o f e x c a v a tio n , 1 1004.24. 91 o f said s u b -d iv is io n ; T o ta l e s llm n te d cost of c le a rin g , c o rn e r L o t tllunce 30 d e g re e s , s o u th w e s t a lo n g s id e 180.00. Ilrld g e a , c u lv e rts , w a t e r g a te , etc., o f .(lo ld n lio ro roa d to c e n te r o f L o t N o. I, M. M. S m ith 's H tlh -division No. 2; 102 . 00 . thonco w e s t a lo n g lo t lin e s th ro u g h seeE n g in e e rin g , $60.00, tlo n 15 to w e s t lino o f S e c tio n 31. T o t u l e s tim a te d c o s t o f th is d itch . T o w n s h ip 19. S ou th R a n g e 20 E ast, to $1336.24. S ta tio n 110 and th e re te r m in a l«, c o m - B a n fo rd D itc h , H o. IB. lle g ln n ltiK a t S ta tio n " O " 100 f e e l »lu tin g o f fiv e section s, I. e., 70, 71, 72, south o f the O v ie d o r a ilw a y on tho east 73 nnd 74. B tc tlo n 70— Is 1300 fe e t lo n g fro n t s id e o t 1‘ urk A v e n u e , th en ce n orth w ith said ea s t lin e 4 46 fe e t to th e sou th lin e S ta tio n 113 to 100 an d c o n s is ts o r 7:' e f F o u rte e n th S tre e t, th en ce n o rtii 89 cu b ic yu rd s o f e x c a v u tlo n e s tim a te d , a t 1109.05. T o tu l o s tlin a te d -oost o f l o l e a t d e g r e e s 30 m in u te s ca s t w ith said south ng, $60,00.* O n « fa r m tr u s s in g $20.»». lin e to S ta tio n 14.-36, a d is ta n c e o f 991 T o t a l e s tim a te d c o s t o f Ib is ' section , fe e t to th e ea st s id e o f S a n fo rd uvenuc S lo p o . 1 mUi. 1; b ottom w idth 2 th en ce n o tIh 0 d e g r e e s 30 m in u tes w est $179.05. to S ta tio n 2«. U d is ta n c e o f 1164 fe e t to f o o t B sc tlo a 71.— I s 3500 fe a t lo n g fr o m u n 'a n g lo p o in t In a llu y b e tw e e n T e n th and E le v e n th S t r e e t s ; ' tliencu n o rth 89 S ta tio n 100 to 74 and c o n sis ts o f 1434 d e g r e e s 3U m in u te s e a s t to S ta tio n 38-16, cu b ic y a rd s o f e x c a v a tio n , e s tim a te d nt C le a r in g e s tim a te d ill $8(1.0» a d is ta n c e u f 1215 fe e t In te r s e c tin g pum p H2I6.I0. branch nl righ t angles__H ta U u u -i2 ^ l9 T o tal, csU itw U od - c o s t ~o f HTta— F H Tlm 1, S h ip «, 1 to ! ; b ottom , 2 fe e t and th e re te rm in a te , c o n s is tin g o f tw o $295.10. • B s c tlo a 79,— I s ¡¿HQ .l o o t lo n g fr o m ? c t lo n * r t f «., 56 und 67. _____ B s c tlo a IM *—- l a - * » « « f r e t T o n * HTmi H in t lp ir 76 J o So and c o n s ls ts o f 3197 S ta tio n 38 to 16, und c o n s is ts o f 3676 cu b ic y a rd s o f e x c a v a tio n , e s llm n te d at C le a r in g estlinutud u t fJJ.OO. me y yuri uhle a rd s o f e x c a v a tio n , e s tim a te d ut 3329.5». ' E s tim a te d c o s t o f c le a rin g , $25.- Otto te m p o r a r y rood c r o s s in g .$16 46.87. Ei T o t a l e s tim a te d c o s t o f t i l l » section , 00. 5 s e w e r p ip e s s tr e e t c ro s s in g s 30U fe e t o f 11-Inch tile . $180.00. T o t a l e s t i­ II424.EO. Blopo, 1 to 1; b ottom w id th , 3 m a ted c o s t o f th is s e ctio n , $651.87. fe e t. S lo p e, 1 to I ; b ottom , 2 fe e t. B s c tlo a 67.— I s 1600 fe e t lo n g fr o m B ectlo n 73.— Is 1500 fo o t lo n g fr o m iJluUuu 60 to 26 a n d - c o ns i s t s - o f - 878» c yn m iriif'f'T rY V iiiliy fi, estim ated at c u b lo y a rd s o f e x c a v a tio n e s tim a te d ut 136.76. C learin g estim ated a t 125.UX ¡1552.30. ('te a r in g e s tim a te d a t 3 2 5 .»». ■>tjmuted cost o f tills secttoTr,%16]n5. O ne furtn c r o s s in g e s tim a te d u t $ 1 3 .00. e s tim a te d cost of S a n fo n l T o t a l e s tim a te d c o s t o f tills s e ctio n , D itch , N o. 18; 599.80. S lo p e l ‘4 to 1; b o tto m w id th , 2 . T o t a l e s tim a te d c o s t o f e x c a v a tio n , fe e t. (583.12. B sc tlo a 74.— I s 1500 fo o t lo n g fr o m E s tim a te d c o s t o f c le a r in g , $50.00. S ta tio n 26 to " O ” an d c o n s is ts o f t 6»7 T o t a l e s tim a te d c o a t o f c ro s s in g , tile, outdo y a r d » o f e x c a rn tIo n , e s tim a te d nt etc.. 3)80.00. ¡¡301,06. C le a r in g e s tim a te d a t $20. » » . E stim ated c o s t o f e n g in e e rin g , $38.00. H a llw a y c ro s s in g s , $67.00.a| R o a d croaaT o t a l Ubtim utod c o s t u f th is d itch . $16.00, T w o c a t t le c u lv s r ta ut $848.62. uacli, $20.00. T o t a l r.Mtlinated cost o f th is soctlo n , $4 23.05. B lopo. 1U to I ; b o tto m w id th , 3 fe et. Pu m p Branch Ditch, Ho. 1 *.. in g in n in g ut S ta tio n "O '* on the F itc h T o t a l a n im a t e d c o s t o f M. M. S m ith D itc h , N o . t l : fa u n In tha b a y b ra d on Ilio sou th sid e o f a n o a st a n d w e s t road lit S e c tio n 11, Ksttm atcd cost o f «xoa va tln c. $1517.60, T o w n s h ip 19, S ou th R ange 81 B uJL E s tim a te d UML u f -slaaring. »*& » «• . th r o e - n o rth T d e g r e e * TO m lnut* w, t 1'xtim uied cost o f bridges, culverts. t>olnt 7 - 6 4 ; th en ce r ig h t 38 de- c roossi s s in g s , etc., 3149.00. K E n gg in e e rin g . $85.00. g r e c s c r o s s in g tha H. ft ■ I it. n . and Ig h w a y t o a p o in t In tha sou th lin e o f P U l e sstim f a te d c o s t o f th is d itch . 2» I I 6.60. ' W . A . (lin n fa r m In n e w ly c o n s tru c te d d itch , llic n c o w ith Said lin e e a s tw a r d , th en ce c u r v in g w ith th o d itc h to P . M. Bstford Ditch, Mo. 99. E ld e r lin o ; th on co n o rth w a rd w ith said I le g ln n ln g a t a p oin t 100 fe e t n orth o f lin o to C e le r y A v e n u e ; thonco fo llo w in g th e s o u th lin e o f L o t s 18 an d 6». M. M. th a e s ta b lis h e d w a t e r c o u rs e In r e g u la r S m ith 's s u b -d ivis io n N o. ,1. ,th en cs n o rth s u r v e y s ta tio n s La S ta tio n 81 a t 1-ake w ith lin e s to th s sou th sid e o f St. ClerM o n ro «, c o n s is tin g o f fo u r s e c tio n s ; I. e., tru d ea A v e n u e : th en ce w ith said eau tu . 68. 59. «0 an d I I . lin e w e s t to s ta tio n 36; Uronce a a g in Bootloa 68.— Is 600 feet long from Bla- r ig h t 10 d e g r e e s crnsslng_/M id a v e n u e tn tton 61 to 7* '.' consisting o f I t ! cubTa s o u th d itc h .lin e a t A . C J*. l l t l l w u y to drds o f excavation estimated-at 339.30. H t a t l o n 3 0 - 1 5 : X M n e e n o rth w e s t a n d » 'learlng estimated at 130.00. Total es­ 30 d e g r e e s m ore o r less and f o l l o w i n g timated coat o f this section, «119 30. said r ig h t o f W a y to s ta tio n 16 - Htj th en ce w ith a n g le r ig h t (5 deg. c r o s s in g Slope, 1 to 1; bottom, 3 fooL • «a fe . �■I »«#■/*-: Ut&r1 »*«^yv?=öi THC SANfOHD HERALD A . C. L . H a llw a y m ain Una to S tation yarda o f oxcavatlbn, estim ated a t »136.66. • I ; thanes xnifla r ig h t 10 ilo g r o «« to C lea rin g estim a ted a t »20.00. T o U l es­ section, »146.86. Station 76, th an e« a n g le le ft 33 degroaa tim ated c o st Of th is to S tation 7 » and th em term in ate In the B ottom . 4 f t ; slope, 1 to l. Section TO.— Ia 3600 fe e t lo n g fro m old channel and oonalatlng o f fo u r *ocS tation 76 to 60 and conalata .o f 2664 a . 76, 7«, 77 and J*. _ ja 76— la 400 fe e t lo n g fro m S ta ­ cubic yarda o f ex ca va tio n estim ated at C lea rin g eatim ated at (»0.00. rs to 76 and oonalata o f 667 cubic »298.10. T o U l * estim ated coat o f th is auction. y a n lp 'o f e x c a v a tio n aatlm ated jo t $8 6 0 “ C le a rin g «■ lim atoti a t 84Q.OO. E etlm atod 1478.10.___B o tto m w idth, 1 f u -e lo p e - 1 June II, 1909 »♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »■ »+ »+ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ * * * * * * »»+ + ♦ ♦ FROM MACARONI DELTA rro m The n e r s ld s Special C orrespondent By W ire le s s Tejeohone * Rachael Mahoney of Mulberry. 1» visit­ r ° • e l i o n **7 b Z—V ?00 * f «a ti —lo n g fro m * I T : _. a ^ o4<i g S tation 76 to 60 and conalata o f 8216 cubic yarda o f exca va tion eatim ated at I486 40. C learin g eatim ated a t ¿40.00. S ta tion 66 change S fe e t to 4 fe e t on bot­ tom. E x tra exca va tion 600 cublo y a r d » a t » ‘JO.oo. T o ta l eatim ated coat o f thla Section nS I.— Iar 2600 fe«eatl a tlon g fro m a n n ,i Ha a «o ff in fill ing her uncle Dennis Cohan, our second­ S tation r60 to- s26 and consista 3000 cublo yarda o f exca va tion , estim ated at hand clothing merchant. (460.00. C le a rin g estim ated a t (lo .o o . Alec Spooner’s grass widow is learning T o ta l estim ated coat o f thla section, »620.00. B ottom w idth, 3 f t ; slope, 1 to practice chiropody, and has rented to 1. S ection 93— Is 3600 fe e t lon g fr o m space In Sam Dingnwn’s one-choir bnrbor ° LSection * 17— 1» 3600 fe e t lon g fro m S U U o n 36 to " O " and con sists o f 1710 cu bic y a rd s o f e x c a v a tio n 'e a tim a te d a t ■hop. Cl. »Inn to . t© 36, and constate o f 4768 C le a rin g estim ated at »80.00. cubic yarda o f exca va tion eatim ated nt »316.60. Thero Is much hilarity in the house of T o ta l eatim ated coat o f this section, *714.46. C lea rin g eatim ated 60. B o tto m w idth, 3 f t ; slope. 1 Bill Cripe over the appearance of n tenS tation »26.00 o u lv e rt croualnx St. G e r­ SI46.E tru d e» Avenue, »76.00, 8. P. (c h a n g in g ). to 1. T o ta l eatim ated cost o f M onroe Branch pound boy. Dill don't seem a bit flustrnStation 4 « crcsaln g M a la ria A ven u e a t , . M onroe B U U on »106.00. T o t a l tseUmatcd D itch. N o. 2 «: T o U l estim ated coat o f excavation , ted. Guess he was expecting It. cost o f th is aectlon, »139.46. S tation 48 ch an ge 1 t L to 1 ft. on bottom ; 46 doBill Jenkins’ flabby-chested old mold 8 * f i l l m ated coat o f clearin g, »310.00. E n gin eerin g, 76.00. Krs «o U o n °’ TIL— 1» 1600 T e o t lo n g fro m sister was vaccinated lost week. Doc Reed T o U l estim ated coat o f ditch N o. 36„ B U U on 26 t T " 0 " and conalata o f 2290 •snys there wasn’t anjnreed vaccinating ______ _ cublo yard s o f excavation eatim ated at »1674.46. _____ 1 1 0 .(0 . T o ta l ea tlm eted cpet o f her os she's loo blamed sour to catch any­ in it. $10.00. ToUU eatim ated coat o f thla BobLnaon-W llaon D itch , Ho. t7 , f thing as she's tried locatciia beau for (lie acctlon. »161.60. B U U on # change i B egin n in g a t S U tlo n “ O " a t the N. E. ■ T o o t to » fe e t on bottom ; 46 degree elope. T o ta l eatim ated ooat o f SaiTord Ditch, corner o f th e ,N . W . (1 Section 80, T o w n ­ last fifteen years and• couldn’t. ship 19, South R a n g e 20 HSiat; thence Another roller towel has mysteriously ' ^ T «*ta i eatim ated coat o f excavation , e a s te rly 3400 fe e t to Uie M onroe Branch ditch a t Uie N. E. corn er o f L o t 86, Ht. disappeared from Mart Buster's boarding Joseph's and there term in ates, being on **E atim ated dost o f clearin g, »100.00. . lin e betw een S ection s 11 and 28, said house. Sanford drummer is susjicctcd. E stim ated coat o f bridges, cu lverte, ow n ah lp ' and runge, and consista o f fo u r soctlons L e., 98, 34. 36 and 9». T o w t U o i a i u J > iickJtowaU.*AJ6tidi6iw>tP E x U t» 8« C h v a t l n a , »10.00. S ection 33— Is 1300 fe e t lo n g fro m Macaroni Delta ore selling ns high as $40, S U U o n 84 to 76 and constats o f T70u W w U ^ t i d c o a t-o f D itch No. 22. cuMe y a rd s o f exca va tion estim ated a t and quite n number of two-room cottages ----- ; . IttlM IL »406.00 and c le a rin g estim ated at »130.00. T o ta l eatim ated cost o f th is ecc- may be built next summer. D itch Wo. 13. H egln n Ung a t T h ird S t a t the lnlcrsec- U oa »636.00. 3 ft- bottom w idth, f to 1 A new second-hand clothing dealer from A . C. - B n yr Section 26, 26. Town-, tlon o if a u IL. * '* "■ ■ , ship 1», South Ita n g a 10 Eaat, a t S U U on Hl Section 04.— Ia 2500 foot lon g from Orlando Is going to start a branch store in S U U o n 76 to 60 and consists o f 30uu ••O'' In ra ilw a y d itch : thenoo w ith said ra ilw a y to B u n kerh lll A ven u e whore It cblc yards o f exca va tion estim ated at town,-which allows that Mncnroni Delta ! b ln t e * * e «U - * «U d - ra ilw a y —d itc h ; - thenoe $400.00 and c le a r in g c a tlm a tcd -n t-flT O ^ " n orthw ard w ith said avenue on Ilia w att 00. T o ta l estim ated coat o f thla sec­ coming to the front. aide th e re o f to the 8. E. corner o f L o t tion »670.00. B ottom w idth, 2 f t . ; slope 'Squire Chsesuin soaked It to the Blxler 14; thence a n g le weat alon g Lota I I . 12, 11, 10. 3 and 6 to the A . <i L. r ig h t o f 1 ùecîiou BB— Is 2600 fe e t lo n g fro m boys the other day. He fined 'em $3 for w a y ditch; thence n orthw ard w ith an ea- S U U on 60 to 26 and con sists o f 4100 ------------ ’ SANFORD, FLORIDA — tabllahcd w a te r course across the land cublo yards o f exca va tion eatim ated at brcnklng into Jonas Hybarger's barn and o f Lou ie lU p p and Dr. A ld rid g e and ter- $646.00. C lea rin g eatim ated a t $111.00. m lnaU ng a t L ak e M onroe, «o n a lsU n g o f T o U l csU m ated cost o f thla aoclloiu sucking four dozen eggs. He told their $766.00. B ottom w id th 3 ft ,; slope 1 throe »o ctlo n «, 1. e., T9, 80 ami 81. . . - dad he’d send 'em to Orlando for life if he • S e c t io n 73.— la 1100.f e c i long fro m to 1. . Section 80— la 2600 re e l lo n g fro m got 'em again. B u tto n 78 to 60 and con alaU o f 3400 cublo yards o f ex ca va tio n eatim ated at S U U on 26 to " O " nml con alaU o f 320u Rev. Ephraim Bonesett, p t Kentucky fr+*fr4*4,4*4*4;4*4*4*4*4,4**'4’4,'64*4,4*4*4*<-4*+4**>4*4,4,,k ,6*>4,4*4’ 4,4*4*4*4*4*4-4*4**>4* »460.00. C learin g estim ated at IIOO.OP. cubic yards o f excavation , eatim ated nt C lea rin g estim ated a t $96.00. T o U l eatim ated coat o f thla section $4 82.00. * • ‘ I 2660.00. B ottom w idth, 3 fe e t; Slope 1 T o ta l estim ated cost o f thla section, will preach in the colored hardshell church $577.00. B ottom w idth, 1 f L ; slope 1 next Sunday. ■ He will take upn collection SecUon 00.— Ia 3600 fe e t long fro m to 1. T o ta l estim ated coat o f R ob in son '-W il­ as usual for the benefit of the heathen. S U U o n 60 to 36 and conalata o f 4690 cublo yards o f excavation estim a ted -n i son Ditch. No. 27: ‘ T o ta l estim ated coat o f excavation tlon., Mis-AmlxiiMly-Plummer-gaveasorinl 8686.60. C learin g estim ated nt »120.00. 7 T o ta l e -llm a te d enpt o f thla SecUon $1982.00.--------------_ fnnetlhnTlnH -Llght-itt-In....... o f Itei n o w — C le a rin g ,” 46^0. X-ttr -»706.60. - W t I b n i T i fe e t r s t e p t r - p fa s t T o n g - fr o m ------E n gin ee ring;—$70.00. Tutsi- estim ated cost o f D itch N o 27, daughter-in-law, Jerushn Jane, wlt*~rt*Station .26 t a "Q am i. caus ia te -nf 2800 ccntly graduated it} the Winter Park school ’■ '"'"c u b lo yards o f excavation , estim ated at $2608.00. 1360.00. C learin g estim ated at $40.00. $360.0(1. of music, and is said to be a fine . soloist f is section,* T' ...................................... o ta l estim ated . cost' oth G oldsboro D itch Ho. SO. » -• ♦ $390.00. on her bass drum. B egin n in g at tlte In tersection o f M u l­ T o ta l estim ated coat o f Rapp Ditch, Carrying Men's W ork Shirts a t ............. to-45c— X berry A ven u e and G oldsboro St., thenca N o. 31;-. Amzi Spitzfoddcn is studying to be n T o ta l eatim ated coat o f excavatin g, w ith said street eastw nrd on the north iln d e r s h lr t s r .................. ..*..........._______.20c and up f side o r A. C. L. r ig h t o f w a y ditch,, comedian to go with Walter Dcutly'ssluiw $1136.60. , , Dress Shirts___ _____ '. . J.‘. ............................. 39c and. up + E stim ated cost o f clearing, culverts. thence n orth ea sterly w ith said line to liéxl summer. Amzi expects to learn to e ta , $860.00. • __________ — the. ea st lin o o f P o p la r "AvonUe, thence Men's D raw ers............. .................. ............... 24c and up northw ard w ith said A von u e on g u tter be a sword swnllower and cat glass. Am— E n gin eerin gs $6<M)0. lino there o f to tho branch w est fo r k o f T o ta l coat o f thla ditch, $1706.60. White Dress Goods - ............................... ....... 7c and up~r Cluud Crook, thanco w ith th e m eander- zi‘s father had nn awful big gullet.— Ladles’ U n derw alsts....................... 5c and up * Inga o f said ditch, deepening, w id en in g St. Josephs Ditch, H a. 34. Cascarean Snodgrass entertained the the sam e to M lu B eginning a t Station “ O” a t tlio 8. and s tra ig h te n in g Muslin Underwear....................... ....... .......25c and up « W . corner o f L o t 3. M ike S m ith s sub­ Creek, a distance o f 8000 feet, co n sist­ Gulliver girls last night in her handsome in g or fo u r sections,, 1. 97, 98, 99 and Laces and.E m broidery.. ............. ..5 c per yard and up J division No. 1, In Section 27. T ow n sh ip 19, South R ange. $0 East, and running 100 . rooms over Seth Pjngree’s ment shop. Men’s Linen Collars ...................................... ......... •.......................... 10c ♦ Section 87— Is 500 fe e t lon g fro m S ta ­ north on tho east side o f M onroe A v e nuo fo llo w in g an old open ditch to the tion 80 to 76 and consists or 800 cubic On account of a fuss in Pete Wnmbaugh’a “ W aterproof Collars : .................. ........ 5 io 10c + yards o f excavation , estim ated nt $120,south aldo o f the A. C. L. r ig h t o f w ay 20c ami up I “ Mats........ : ......................... ‘ 'to Station 64 - 4; thence N. W. with 00. C learin g estim ated ut $100.00. T o- family Pete’s wife lias applied for a re­ ¿aid rig h t o f w a y to Station 64 - 90: ta l estlm a ted -cost o f this section. $220 ceiver. and Pete’s wooden leg that his wife •i* Mosquito Canopies. ..1.20 and up f thence said r ig h t an gles crossin g sold 00. 3 ft. bottom w id th ; slope, IVi to 1 « * Section 08— Is 2600 feet lon g from bought for him last summer is included in ra ilw a y tracks and back to tho w est ” ■ -*■ * *■ ♦ aide o f M onroe Avenu e extension. Hta- Station 76 to 50 u n d ‘con sists o f 6000 A iu l m a n y L ad ies’ an d M e n ’s Prcas^ m u l-F the furniture, and Pctp is boarding with -tton 67 - 60; thoncii north w ith said e x ­ cublo ynrds o f excavation , estim ated nt 1.00. “ ' tension to Station 84 and thorn n ale In a cy preen sw am p nt l.tiko „ _ bottom --------- width; -------- sslope lo p « 1 4 Jcg, — soa,-*ofnrt«ttTig o f-fe m r m ctlnnn,í'inC 1. tv,r ■*»“ J*0”-vo* * makCi Jilm 14 Jeg, whlcb which makes -himJiupiiiHg - h o p p imtHi n g ------■ ~--------------------------------------------83. 34 and 86. ____________ tO 1. Section 83— la 9500 foot lon g fro m ------ S eeilo a « 3 — la »80 fe c t T o n g m m T B ta . Gube Slusltcr lias placed your correspon­ tlon 84 to 76 and conalata o f 202 cubic Htatlon 60 to 26 and consists o f 432» Kind ami yurda o f excavation estim ated ut $30.30. cubic yard s o f ex ca va tio n estim ated nt dent under many obligations by extending C learin g estim ated nt ,$30.00. (T o ta l $648.00. C lea rin g estim ated at $165.bi> to us n pressing invitation to dine with T o ta l estim ated cost o f this section, estim ated coat o f thla section, $60.30. $813.00. 2 ft. bottom w id th ; slope 1 < his nccnmplislied family next Sunday. It Slope, 1 to 1; 3 fo o t bottom width. Section B3.— is 2600 fea t lon g fro m to L flection 100— Is 2600 fept lon g fro m Is understood that the repast will embrace :-*:-4*4**:* 4* *>4* *:*4**i-l* *>4*4* 4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4-4** 4* 4**y**}*4*4*4* 4*4* 4* 4* 4*4* 4*4>4*4* 4-4- 4*4*4* v v * * H Station 76 to 60 and constats o f 2622 cubic yarda o f excavation estim ated at Station 2 6 'to “ O” and con sists o f 3310 fried catfish, calf’s liver and sundry other Ic ya C learin g estim ated at $30.00. T o ta l T o ta l estim ated cost o f tills section, $496.60. C lea rin g estim ated ut $110.00. luxuries usually served by well-to-do peo­ $408.30, Station 61. 2 ft. bottom : S ta ­ T o ta l eatim ated cost o f tills aectto $606.60. B ottom w Idth1_l__XLi_alupo 1(4 ple. _______________ ____________________ _ tion 63, 3 t L on bottom ; 1 to 1 slope. *' . S ection OAff~l*--2600 'f e e t —lon g fro m to 1.‘Squire Cheesum went to Sanford the, T o ta l estim ated cost G oldsboro D itch {R ation 60 to 26 and constats o f 1876 No. 28: cubic yards o f excavation estim ated at oilier duy and broke up part of til« San­ T o ta l estim ated cost o f excavation , $281.40. E stim ated cost o f clearing. *30.ford Grocery Co's furniture, ujlopnccount 00. T o ta l estim ated coat o f thla section, $2014.60. T o ta l estim ated cost of clearin g, of them new-fangled ctislt carriers they $311.40. 2 ft . bottom : 1 to 1 slope. $676.30, Beotian OB.— Is 1600 fo o t, lon g fro m E n gin eerin g, $60.00. - —Station 25 to *'0 " and consists o f 2198 got in there lately. 'Squire snys'tnint no T o ta l estim ated coat o f D itch N o. 28. cubic yards o f excavn tlao estim ated at wonder comets air shootiti' cross the sky 329.70. C lea rin g estim ated at $10.00. $2649.60. ino cu lvert, St. G ertru de's Avenue. 16 Agent for the-Famous The bid* will lie received upon each sect Ion a* when sicli contraptions arc bein' used in feet, $46.00. T o ta l e s ttm u trd 'c o lt or this aoctlon, $384.70. 3 f t bottom - width: tabulated or upon each complete and eeparnte Im­ Sanford. provement or upon all of the work included In the 1 to 1 slope. dlitrict a* a whole. Your correspondent will visit Sanford T o ta l estim ated cost o f S t Joseph's Bidder* will find the plan*, profile* and «peri Ditch. No. 34. on tlte 4th If your tight-fisted town peo­ lion* on Ole )□ tlte office of Wilbur A. Ginn, Kn T o ta l estim ated coat o f excavation, SANFORD,- FLORIDA l ln« f *n Koom 5. The Fir»l National hank ple W ill provide a barbecue. »1019.70. HulldlnO. Sanford. Florida T o ta l estim ated cost o f clearing, $ I uO.A certified check for ten per cent of the cit (mated Our people are stirred up some about .00 amount of such Improvement bid must accompany E s tim a te d coat o f c u lv e r t »46.00. each bid to »how food faith by the contractor or that piano contest, and tlic Snodgrass girls Engineering, »60.00. contractors. Said amount to be returned upon re­ T o ta l eatim ated cost (1221.70. ject«! bid* or upon exccutlun uf contract. Success­ are crazy about them votes. They worry ful bidder* win be required to enter into bond and' contract for faithful performance of work for the the home folks utmut buying goods in San­ S ttm tr o m Ditch, Ho. 33. B egin n in g at Htatlon "O'* 8. \V. corner total amount of work, within five day* time from ford. but our motto is stick by the home L o t 31, M. M. Sm ith’s sub-division N o. 3 date of «ale or forfeit amount drpoallrd. Said work wor* to m be ne paid pam for tor in caan cult a* the work woik pro- stores, them as sticks by you. Bectlon 28. T ow n sh ip 19, Mouth lla ttgr Sre»*e*. ... completed, *. -----------23 percent------------being retained. until T h irty -o n e (2 1 ) East, thenca north on cast aide o f Btcnatrom Avanue to Bla- when a aetuement will be made In full, Right ____________ it ia reaerved to reject any or all bid*. tlon 6 1 -7 0 on the south aide o f M onroe 4 Criminal Court Proceedings By order of the board of county commlttionrr* A ven u e; thence said rig h t an gles cast of Granite county, Fla. along south aide o f M onroe Avenu e to Sales Agents and Distributors Will Timmons, a colored gentleman of BHANÇIICS B. M. ROBINSON, Clerk. BRANCHES (R ation 76 on east side o f M onroe A v e ­ Addrea* ell bid* to B. $4. Roblnaon, Clerk of the business propensities and three "cullod nue, there In tersectin g tho M onroe Circuit SANFORD CELERY UNION Court. Orlando, Fla. # D itch a t tile N. W . Corner o f L o t 68, ladies." Lldy Nichols, Lizzie Stokes and BL Jseph'e sub-dlvislon consisting o f New 7nrk three »ectlona, 1. c., 86, »7 and 88. Luc Calloway were charged wilh selling W iÜ ü nilM Section 80— Is 2600 fe e t lon g fro m Clnclnnall intoxicating iiquor in n dry county._____ Htatlon 75 to 6 0 _ » M c o n s is ts -o f 2310Sunlord «u W o T n r d l o r excuvation M tltnated at Jacksonville — Lawyer Starhuck "defended .lire dusky C $111.60. U laarlh leorlh g cell mated at $80.00, One c u lv e rt M o n ro « Avanue. 16 f t . span, Biilldsr of quartette before the following Jurors: ----- »45.00. T o ta l estim ated coat o f thta — Phil. Slemons, Clms. Lartigue, F. S. section, »461.60. 9 fe e t on bottom, 46 d egree slop «. Scruggs, R. L. Bunch. E. Beidler and D. Section 87.— Ia 2600 fe e t lon g from S tation 60 to 16 and consists o f I76U Batchelor. cubic yard s o f excavation , estim ated at VASES,SETTEES AND IRQN FENCES The Jury disagreed yu tba evidence a ml 1413.60. C le a rin g eatim ated at »80,00. T o ta l eatim ated cost o f thla acctlon. The attorney handed the case over to Uie -*— --------- ------- ----------'^TC c c n t s ' »401.60. 9 fe e t bottom ; alppe 46 dcgrOau. JUJottexing'Nially DòoèT Let~Us Esti­ Judge for his best offices rather than try __ -Bee tle s 33 la 2600 fe e t lo n g fro m mate on Your Work. Station 36 to "Q " and conalata u t 1141 : cublo yarda o f-«x a a v*U lo n , cat I run ted ut Will "call on you by request with Samples again. 1331.1b. C laarlug eatim ated at »30.00. The Judge found Will Timmons guilty and designs. Importer of Foreign Ona )na ou lvert S Lt G ertruda's A ven u e, 16 Granite and Marble and fined him $100 and costs or nine f t span, »46.00 T o ta l eatim ated coat o f th la . acctlon, »196,15. Station >1 change 1 f t to > f t on bottom, 46 degree Church Street, Orlando, Florida months on the road and the women were slope. / O N I«« with HOLDEN NEAL ESTATE CO. released on behaviour. -----------Wr11# or C oll F o r P r lo s s — T o ta l i eatim ated coat o f Stenatrom W. R. Daily was tried on aggravated P itch - N o. 26; T o ta l estim ated ooat o f excavation, assault tind found guilty, receiving sen­ »1061.16. C learin g. »190.00. tence of $75 and costs or four months on E etlm a fed ooat o f culverta, »90.00. Uie road.—Reporter-Star. E n gin eerin g, »60.00. e ------___ 0■ T o ta l eatim ated coat o f ditch No. 26, »1401.16. Y o u w a n t the Best M a­ terial for you House \ ¡L Î W e -c a rry the Largest tw een Jacksonville and Tampa The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co S till Open on Sanford Avenue r CASH STORE t K Ä ihi*uacW*.Hi faii, iuI.UHmumm- « n ur goods, anti supplies too-im m cfons U)-m+*nliou- and give price. Give us a call and see for yourself. teous altention guaranteed. S t | CHAS. H. EVAN S Staple and Fancy Groceries Full Line of High-Grade Cigars and Tobaccos i CLOVER Ul\.L BRAND BUTTER CRUTCHFIELD & W00LF0LK P IT T S B U R G , Room m Pico Block. F. J. T E R R Y PA. ‘.Pliuue_2£iü SANFORD, FLA . Marble and Granite Monumenta Tombstonea, Etc W . J . T H IG P E N flL C O M P A N Y General Fire Insurance Sanford, - Florida ALBERT GRÄM LING T o n s o ria l P a rlo rs Monroe Branch Ho. Fashlonal&ie Hair Cutting and General Barbering .B e g in n in g a t S tation on the north aide o f S t G ertru de's A ven u e and the sou theast C orn er L o t S3, S t Joseph's, Hootlon 28. T o w n s h ip I t , South R an ge 80 E a a t thence north on the w est aide o f R ayb u rn R oad fo llo w in g the meand erin gs o f th e Old established w a t e r w orks to s ta tio n 66; thence northw est Hal end Cold Bathe at all Hours. Hat Bui-oaslng old n arrow guagt* phur Bathe e Specialty to station 90; term in atin g M on roe con sistin g o f One viali you a Staunch l’alma ___ , _ 1», 30. 11 und I I . 83,— I a 1600 feet long from I I s a d oonalata o f » » » c u b i c P ie« Sleek appesii« Sxproee Offfoe j T * S “ 11» « 11» “ » --------— — An order of the Postbfiice Deportment, Washington, D. C., effecUve-Jjun. 1.1808, provide* thtft no delinquent^Uubscriber shall be carried longer than three mouths, giving as a reason Uiat the department is furnishing a low rate of postage on news­ papers. and does so for the benefit of a bonafide subscriber who pays for his S . F. S A L X A S & C O n j I Tin, Slate and T ile Roofing G u tte r and G a lv a n iz e d T an ks R e p a ir W o rk a S p e c ia lty Corner First S treet and Palm etto Avenue Sanlord, P4tPe f- . ¿♦'Vi F lo rid a �Juri« Il 1909 N THE SANFORD HERALD ALL AROUND FLORIDA The Odierai News o f “The Land of Flow ers” Notice OT Incorporation ot Stale o f Florid». CULLED EROM THE STATE PRESS I An Epitome of the Week’s Most Im­ portant Happenings In the ' State’s Domain. Notice of Incorporation . Notke U hereby (I ven that wp, the undersigned i „ Í Í 2 íí* ** h,’.r* 1,7 filvfn that we, the undrnrlgnnl rhDw r ° B p p l r ‘í ® Honorable Albert W. OUiifïïf IU',nt,r"!% .A lt*“ S L - C « d n y Ü j í l n T ü fl ' X ,,-r,r 0|f f ? " “ *-*“ * » » A ____________ _ W. U H ou*.. W. H. Uxontwooc. rlSflSa áse & Co. 0m" ° ,he % -r5,,lry..0L *he State of Geo. A. DtCunrs, S. Runet. D. G W ag* « . 0. R. Crowes. H. R. Smura, S. P uustos, B. W. Ham box. Geo. A. DtCcrnx T. A. NtwiAN, ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION-OF EAGLES BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION JAT 1 U. r ? i r ° f d ííCi u SANFORD w . .k C a ? AMUSEMENT ASSOCIATION. We. the undersigned. have associated ourselves I h ,v ® ■**™l«ted outset ves together, end do hereby associate ourselves lor the ! “ írA5tr f° r Purpose of forming Into a body purpose of forming ourselves Into a body politic swi nf 1 , n d . b> ’ v 'f>ue of the nnd corporate, under and by virtue ot the laws of I the state of Florida, and do adopt the following ar­ ticles of Incorporation. AIDCLt I. SHIPPERS OF - | iM .,X s5 5 Ä ^ t S d,,,,dopt 0,c fül* * .. Florida Fruits ■»' Vegetables Prof. E. M. Hyde, principal o f the Hills­ am a x i borough county High School, has resigned The name of this corporation shall tie Engles to accept a professorship In ^atin In Rol- Building and Loan Association nnd its place of •od Its place of business shall be at Sanford, business shall tie nt Sanford, Orange County. Fla. Orange County. Fiorila. • jins college. l -, ■ , AVntix ». —^ • am a x n pamr e of the business tu » , he ■- trims irons general nature of the business lobe conduct­ — •* A government survey has been ordered edThe U ___ corporation .-----lion shall shall Ilie, r ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ by Oils curtxirAllan sh ill tie to buy, own. sell ¡ ^ n d c o n d u r t r f. ^___ promote athletics and amuse­ of St. Johns river from Jacksonville to the nnd convey real estais, and to Improve |he same ments menta of afl kinds to organise nnd maintain teams all kinds, by erecting buildings thereon; to borrow money and ocean, with a view to creating a 30-foot secure the same, nnd monies otherwise owing, by lo play baseball, football, nnd other games requir­ j I ing skill, to own. maintain, operate and manage a mortgages, dreds, bonds, notrs or other Obligations park for the purpose of horse racing, to channel. therefor; to make advances and loans of money; to driving and encournge and conduct fairs and ex. . . _______ . . . . -■ lease real estate ns IMHUIUIUI, landlords; IU to Ibuy and sell, to■ promote L F . Wilson, the whipping boss at the acquire, anc' *—,J * “ ------" property neces­ position, turun. operate «m l malulaln on amuse­ own and hold all personal ment park, to own, buy, sell and convey real to advantn sary to advantageously conduct ntul transact any Baker convict comp* hns been arrested sary to acquire, own. buy, sell anti. CTUUty-PU*e * • * business that this corporation Is authorised to car­ estate, tonal _UUWF_. pi filji o_ f every kind ami character, to ond held In $1500 ball, charged with bru- ry on: and ttrdo all such other and further things erect such buildings n's it may desire or deem as may be necessary or espedlent lo be done for &„.... 4«Uy wklnnlnd^a. ftEjUo.«a«sing his dentil. the ' !"1 be required for the use of the SANFORD, FLORIDA successful transaction of the business of this , n c* rr>lng on its business; to borrow corporation: nnd to have, exercise and enjoy all Bryon A Lastinger of Tampa have been the rights, powers m o n ey and to secu re the sam e and monies oilierand privileges Incident tocorpo- i t S J Z n f j| F *n V > rU ä g e 'd Ä "ü «id a . notes, _____ or .. rations organised and-existing under the taws »r i Z awarded the contract for feeding the city the --------.Hvtwvtv.therefore; am* iu UUand <\I1 1to do gli such other other Obtlgallons Slate i and further things ns may be necessary and ex­ prisoners nt eight cents a meal. AXTICtX III pedient to tie done for the successful transaction The amount of the capital stick of this corpora­ any of the business this corporation Is authorised Chlramnntc hns been found guilty of tion shall be Twenty Thousand ($20,000.1)0) Dol­ uf lo trnnsacl and conduct; and to have all such other to be divided Into two thousand shares of the and further powers incrndenlol to corporations . the murderof LnBclIa, on Italian merchant lars, par value of Ten ($10.00) Dollars rorh. to be paid organised and existing under the taws uf theTilnlc. ----- in -TawpaHindicnlrnml to imprisonment for with lawful numcif.of the I Iniud States.—AH-or .«(VlarM a:----------------— nny Ixirtlon of ilie sold capital stock may be p a y Axnnx in. • L IV E R Y , F E E D and ntife In or Issued or used for or irv,lhe purchase of for life. The amount of the capital slock of this corpora­ property, Inhor or services, at a Just valuation tion shall be FIVE THOUSAND ($3.000 00) C. T. Lutterlah was killed In Cedar Keys thereof lobe determined by the Uinrd of directors. DOLLARS, to in? divided Into live hundred shnrrs SALE STABLES as m ix tv of the par value of Ten Dollars each to lie paid for last week by an unknown person. Tlil.yRlfporntlon shall continue and have full with lawful money of the United States. All or Howard O’Brien, a snilor on the schoon powesmexercise Incorporate rights and franchises any portion of the sahl capital suck may be pay­ toy a period of ninety-nine yt-ars from and after the able In or Issued or used for or in the purchase of H arn asa and Bucglaa B lackam lth ln g and H oraaahoalng property, labor or services, at a Just valuation er Benefit, was drowned at Jacksonville commencement of Its corporate existence. , * General Insurance Agents HAND BROTHERS thereof to I * determined hy the board of directors. AXTICtX v » Amrtx tv ThetHisInexs of this corporation shall be con­ This coruorntion shall continue nnd have full w____ _______ ____ ... ,- »m r 11*11 is ami The beautiful home of D. 0. Fulton, just ducted by the following ollicers: A president, vice- power to exercise Its .... corporate rights and tranfrnn presldent, treasurer and secretary, elected by the chlsrs for a lK-,t|pri of ninety-nine years from and A U T O M O B IL E S F O R L IV E R Y U 8 E east of Tnmpa. was destroyed by fire lost Eainrd of directors, and a board of directors uf not after the commencement of Its corporate existence. less than five nor more than seven directors, who I ----------' Aimctxv. week. Loss portly covered by Insurance. shall t>c stockholders In snid corporation, to 1» The business uf this coriMiralion ----------shall Iw con­ elected by the stockholders annually. The office of During a thunder shojver nt Bowling secretary and treasurer may tie held by the same dueled by a president ni. vice-president, secretary « m l treasurer, and - Iw *«F of tH rerw rortu il less’ person. Green last week- Mra^Erani Woods ami 'tinti! after the first anndnl meeting of the stock­ then five members. Until nfter the first annual meeting of the stucktwo childron were rende.rcd unconscious holders. herein provided for, noil »intiLllicir sue- -hoiilrra.Xhc-rdliccrxiIir This «»•fi-wttttmv-ehnH-he r esstws ate elei tnt'irmnnuimirB.' tire omcersof Ibi» O F S A N F O R D rF L A ; (teoTA. DeCottes, President; I> G. Wagner. Viceand were badly burned by a BolTofllght- corporation shall tie W. I) Holden, president: W. H President;,)ILliaviseu. Secretary imd Treasurer; UndctbouL vlc*pre#»l«nli-i»ti<1-b—ffmtgp; ’t t e r t ­ • - nlng that struck close-tsMhem.--They «re iary I*. M. RAND, Prsaldant nnd treasurer: the Inani of directors shall he the board of directors shall tic (!e«>. A. DeCottes, GEO. FERRALO, VlM-Prs*. 1). G. Wagner. II. R. Stevens, B. W. Herndon ami F. P. FÖRSTER, Cashlar W, I). Holden; C. K. Calhoun, W. H. Underwood. T. recovering. A. Newlan .VYRi TNER» A «* «, Osahlsr ' S, PuJoston nnd (ieorge A. DeCotlc?.. o “W 5 **?1k?1 nirpllng of this Corpora The first or organization meeting of the stock­ . 1 Julius Sontag. n Swiss, fell overboard lion shall be hehl *t SanfunL ¿ioraia. on tf on the 2SIH holders of this corporation shall lie held in the rltV from n launch near West Palm Beach last of Sanford, Orange county, Florida,-«ti-thr-ISITT d a y q f June. A*D. 101)0, ohd thereafter tlie nnniial . .. . . . of ..«A W .»„UMS TIU on ¡5«<Jng »tuck holders ■■inti shall UP be IIV held on the focirll jluy.of JulyrA^Dr t8(Kr.*T()r the purpose of adopt­ ___ i__^week and was drowned;-------- :— In June of each nnd every year. ing by-laws, and completing the organization of the Monday . e m u vi. rorinrntloo. ns hereinbefore provided for. and. S a fe ty D apoalt Boxes fo r R en t John A. Brenner, for over half ¿century thereafter the annual mertliigs of the stockholders Tlie highest amount of indebtedness or liability tu which this corporation shall subject itself siml shall be held on the second'Thursday in July of O R G A N IZ E D 1 6 8 7 on employee of the Western Union Tele­ each nnd_every year. be the sum of Five Thousand Dollars. n x i n s x VII. stl. — , AXTlCUf graph Co., diet! In Jacksonville Inst week, _ Attnat vi--------- — ----------I he names and of the subscribing in : Tesldenrei . V 11- ®uo.i nom* tu The highest amount of Indehieilness or liability ami the ainounl of cupi tai slock sub­ aged 81. to which this corporation shall subject- Itself shall ciiriwrators, scribed hy each radi are ar ■ns — follows. * “ he twice the amount of It# capital stuck. I /v U l I A L I C C C O N T R A C T O R Geo A. DeCottes, Sanford, Fla. * A concerted movement for a system of Ten shuies • AXTH-tX VII 1). G. Wagner. Sanford. Fla. Ten shares. b u i l d e r The names and residences of thr subscribing In­ good roads between Jacksonville and AtJ. D Davison. Sanfonl. Fin. Ten sburra corporators of this cnrtmrntkin, and the amount of It. K. Stevens. Sanford. Fla. Ten shares capital stock aubscrlticd hy each are ns follows; * lautn Is being pushed by the peoplcof the Il W. Herndon, Sanford, Fla. fiv e shares W. Ü. Holden, Sanford, Flu t0 Shares T A. Newlan. ..... Sanfonl. Fin. Five shares . two cities. , • W. II Underwood. Sanford. Fla. to Shares IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the subscribing incur S Kmigp, Sanford, Fin JOShare* lurator* have hereunto set their hands The new Main street Baptist church in (î R. Calhoun. Sanford. Fla 30 Shares tiro A. IleCottrs S Po lesion. Sanford. Fla JOShares Jacksonville is Jo be occupied next Sun- I!ea D. G, Wagner DeC'otie. — .A. . . ---»... -, ............ ... JO Shares Sanford, ,Fla None hut firat-cinsa lnltor employed and all contractu gunuintecd tu lie In accordance Il R. Stevens In witness whereof the sulwrihing lnrnr|>oratort T " ~day for the first time. I) W. Herndon witlt plans and siivcificntiuns of the eorimrulipti have hereunto stbscrllK-d their — .— .— ----------~ ___________ _______________________________ ^ ____ ?.................. .... ----» -------------AW-■Wr-ttr tbsi m : * ~ 1— W. It. Untxtwouu, 1 State of rtoridn, ) I am In Business to do Business for Those Who Need My Services the two aged white women—Mrs. Eliza 8 Rt-Kcr. County of OrungeJ ’ . PomtofTlce Box 771 — G. K. Cauvh -k. Nbrman.'nged 80. and her daughter, Em­ Before lire [lersonally ni>pearrel. Geo A. DeCottes. S. Puusrojt, I I) C> W a g n e r D . Davison. It. R, Stevens, Il W. G»j> A Di Coins ily Norman, nged 08—at Mnrietm on the Herndon and T A. Newlan. who an- well known to Stale of Florida me loin- the |H-rsous notant in anil who subscrilwd 19th of September last, was hanged in County of Orange their names to the foregoing articles uf Incorpora Before me. a notary public, personally up|H-nre-d lion, and severally ucknuwjrdged liefore me that Jacksonville Inst Friday. D. Holden. W. It. Umlerwuod, S Range. G. K they subscribed and rxecutnl tire same fur the pur­ Calhoun, S Puleston and Geo A DeCottes. who therein expressed By the blowing out of the cylinder head are well known la me to be the persons named In poses nit hand and seal at Sanford, Florida, and who sulwcribed their names to the foregoing onWITNESS this the U tli day of May. A. D IPOD. of the engine at the mill of T. J. Cone nt articles of iucor'porlUui, and severally acknowl­ Ricn'p II Masx\ Raleigh, June 3. the little son of Foreman edged tiefure me that they executed the same for Nutury Public. Stntr of Florida al I-urge the uses nnd pur|>oses therein mentioned. My Cuaaiansai expires Jnnunry Ittth Ï01Ü S p e c ia l K u lts» I»y lire W e e k First C lnsa~5pec¡ul T a b le s R eserved For luidles Philips was so seriously injured tluit be In witness whereof i hax e hereunto *et my hand nnd official seal of office at Sanford In the county died in a few hours. uf Urnmte nnd the stnte of Florida, on this the -tin In flic Circuit Goort, Seventh Judicial day of May, A. D 11)01). lest week. __ , ■_____ ■. • H orses and M u le s Bought and Exchanged ■ FIRST NATIONAL BANK Only National Bank in Orango County Funds Protected by Burglary Insurance ■ V « n U V a n C L O and Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty The Popular Price and UP-TO-DATE RESTAURANT j * Sue Ling, a Chinese laundryman, who Hnx'ti H. Mass*. Notary Public Slate at Large has lived in Key West for a number of My commission expires Ian. K. 1010. years, died last week. The funeral was attended by the Chinese colony. A car­ In Court o f Justice or I'cucc,dilate or riage was furnished for each person. Floridu Contracts for 170,000 square yards of street paving In Pensacoln have been let The paving in the business section Ih to be creosoted wood blocks on concrete foundation, and that in the residence sec­ tion to be Crick on concrete foundation. George M. Brock, son of Conductor G.W. Brock of the A. C. L , died In Newbury from injuries received Saturday by being run over by a train on which he was an employe. His remains were taken to Al. *anla for burial. He was to have been married In August to a young lady from New York. ,,i Mick Morris, who murdered Sheriff Lang ■ton, was taken from the Loon county jail early Sunday „morning and hanged to Urn TTmb dT*b tree in the jail yurd. Frank W. Graynm, Geo -W. Admits and C. G. IVrry. do­ ing business as thr Pastime Theater, plaintiffs. Drange County. vs, Williams and A R. Boone.. Third District. doing business as Theater | Film Supply Company, de­ fendants , Under and by vlrturuf a writ of attachment is­ sued in Ihs ubuve slatnl case, out of thr nliovr court. 1 will sell at public outcry in front of my o f­ fice door In Sanfurd in said county of Orange, on the 7th duy of June. 1008, ut II o'clock a. in., tu <he highest bidder for cash, the following properly, to-wii: Seven reels of moving picture tilms. thr property of above stated defendants. Said sale to ite made under sahl writ and hy virtue ot an order from the court dated April Alti, A. D ltHIU. !.. G. SiKiNominw, Justice Peace. Third District, Orange Co . Mo. Datevi May «Ih . 1000. 30-41 In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Cir­ cuit, Orange County, Florid« M. Frank, Plaintiff ) ■AtTOChiíionl. navid HrLlionias. Defendant, f To David H. Ttiomus, 71 IJruadway, New York, N. Y . and to all whom It may cuncero: You are hereby notified that «w rit of attachment Charles J. Turner and George V. DeVuult issued out of the office of the Clerk of the Circuit orange buyer# at Umatilla have' the ]iQ|i- Court of the Seventh Judicial Cireuil. Orange Coun­ ty. Florida, doted the 30th day of April, A. I>. °r of shipping the first grapefruit to Ger­ IIJOQ. at the suit of M. Frank against David H. Thomas, which writ has been returned by the shtxmany from this section. ______ rfln rc iitN p anilyour nruj>er(y. lu wTt Loiit. 4, 7 ft. of Brack 2, Tier 4, aixurdlng to E. RT Trnf-------Utthup Janie# Atkin# o f W oynesville. ond fonl's map of the town of Sanford, Orange'county. __N. C„ will Drcxltlo «v rr ti»+'lorida Metho- Florid0, ha* been attached to satisfy the demand of plaintiff in the- above caic to the amount of dist conference to be held in Lakeland in $1453,311 Now, therefore, unless you. the said David H. December next. Thomas shall personally be and appear brfure the Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of Or­ New York capitalist# will |>ut out 125 ange County. Florida, on the Drst Monday In August next, same being the 2nd day of August, •ere# In grapefruit at Terra Cela. A. D. 1009. judgment will be rendered against you, and in favor of the sold M. Frank and so much of The annual convention of the Florida the property attached as may be *ufflrtenrioeal!sIII division of the Farmers’ Educational and r said Judgment and cost* will be sold to satisfy te same. . Co-operative Union of ' America will be Witness. D. M. Robinson, Clerk of Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial Circuit. Orange County. Florida, held In Live Oak, beginning July 14. and the seal of said court this the lllh day of May. A. D. 1909. B. M. Kosuuow, ( stju! Clerk. Change In Business Geo. A. DtCurm, Attorney for Plaintiff.39-8 ir, J. D. Roberta bos purchased the intA*«t t>f N. Ö. Garner, in the firm of Gamer^fc Robert*, and will continue the bu#ines#at the same Hand in the M.K.T. Block. All account# and liabllitie# wlU be assumed by Mr. Roberts, >vbo takes this opportunity of thanking his patrons for the generous irsde of the post, and solicit# a contlnuof tlie same for tjie future. The store ■Rl beJ[ppj up to the same high standard knd tlie best of everything in the grocery Rae will be carried at all times. Application For Land Entry Department of the Inlrrior. 1 United States Land Office. > ■ Gainesville, FIs., May 20,1909) Notice t* hereby given that Mooes O. Overstreet of Orlando. County of Orange State of Florida, has filed in this Office hi* application to enter under the provision* of Section* 2300 and 2307, Revised Statutes of the United States the SE M of the SWH of Sec. 22, Township 20 S . H. 30 E.. TaUshsssee Meridian. Florida. Any and all persons claiming: adversely adi tbe land described or desiring to object beca - of tbe minczal character of tbs land, or foe a n ____ to the disposal (0 applicant should til* thru vits of protest in (his office, on or before the 5lb day cd July, 1909. Htzunr S. Cm:*». J. M. S T U M 0 N ... Proprietor Circuit Of Florida, Orange County I n Ciianclry (Corner Palmetto ami First Sts.) Helen Krilh Nicliol Drought johred hy her husband, A. E. Drought. vs Bill to Remove Cloud Anna C. Wood bridge, nnd from Title C. C. Warwick. Trustee. ToC. C. Warwick. Trustee; Thomas Emmet Wilson, bring duly sworn.de• Iloses and says; That he Is one uf the attorneys for tire complainants In the above entitled cause, that affiant has good reason to liellevc and dura Iwlirvr that the defendant, C. C. Warwick, trustee, la a reshlrnt of a statr or txmntry other than this stnte, Park A ven u * In S p a a r'a G rocery (lint the residence of said C C. Warwick, trustee. It unknown, that there Is »0 iirrson in the state of rtoridn, the service of a subiweiia m>on whom would bind snUI defendant, and that said defen­ dant Is over tire age of twenty-une (2 1 ) years. You are therefore ordered to appear to this bill on Monday the 5th day of July A D Until, tire smnr being n rule day of this court • . It Is further ordered that this order tie published lit The Sanford Hrrald. a newspaper published in | Orange county. Florida Witness H M. Robinson, clerk of the Circuit | fàmrt fur lire Seventh judicial Òrangr ! --------- Circuit ---- ----- of if Orange County and lire seal o f If tjte said court, this the 5th day o f May À D 1009 B. M________________ Room-sin. Clerk. 38-8 By M. A. Howasii, D. C. Tiuiuai Ex un W ilson, Complainant's SwiWilur O. J. HARTLEY DEALER IN C H O IC E F L O R ID A A N D W E S T E R N M E A T S 'Phon# AVANT & LUM BER 1 HAYES DEALERS Prepared to Furnish all Framing M aterial J___ ___ . L U M B E R T î o f l c e o t I> iN c lm rK » ^‘ ¡1 All purKOBB aru hereby notified tliut ¡1 op, to-wit, the .'K)th duy o f June, 1909, The guaranty Trust and Saving Bank Oiill „1,1.1 tv for fnv* ¡III rlnfll discharge itiu^V.n—... tu I,..t ex will abbly its final ecutor oi the estate o f luring A. Cha^e, tlcceaBetl, to Uie Hon, William Martin, !JuomiLy Judgu-of Orange County, Florida, and for the approval by uuld County Judge of final accounting 113 set forth in its rejtort to suid_ County Judge’B office in the City o f OrluTtdo, Orange County, Florida. Orlando, Florida, January 16, 1909, Thu Guaranty Trust and Suving Bunk, 29-rim W. M. Bcstwi -k. Jr., President. L 60 YE AR S ' EXPERIENCE P atents TN adc M xrk# Dl SIGNS C opyright # A c. . . i a r a « W 8 ä « ,l iK Ä jipssssffim s1 assit fra*. OWsal o m a r fur sac T X .r * L inimuififA oo Pffitcuu Palan ta ukea through M an« - w ryrrwt ruALtt. without ebons*, ta Iba m n- Scientific American. A handaomaty Ilia sleetad waahlr. - fermât or culsti.,11 ut sur SI leimflr l.iurnsi. Terms, IJ a yeari f o s r jw s is s,$L BoW byefl newsSealcrm. . . . C U T -T O -O R D E R ____________ _____ _______ ' P o s to ffic o AddroSS SANFORD, ____________ M ill a t CA M ERO N i C IT Y , FLO R ID A V W W V W VH H H H V W V H V W V V H W V V H V V H V W V W H V V V V H V V V V W V W l PEOPLE' AT THESE PRICES And consider the quality Every chair Illustrated herw Is m ad s ot Iho beat w h ile m aple a le c k and finished natural ir. out-c'oor varnish. m The saata ar# best g ra d e “ dou ble w oven rattan .not cheap pith . S --------” - ' “ W l ' l i i SsTHsg h u n d is d s o f C h o irs to th e p o o p ls e f th is S ts to , a n d o v e r , c u s to m # « t» in g s US a n o th s r W h , f B o o a u s e o u r p rlo o s p ro o n o - lh lr d to w o i th a n H. IS p o s s ib le fo r th e r o ta ll s to re s t e s e tt Uvo s a m e g r a d s s h e lls a t T h o s e o re o n l, s fe w o f o u r p e r t a in s e h e ir s o f A N T SO S T o rrlto fo r o u t If , o „ n ee d URGE ILLUSTRATED CATALOG NOW. ANY ROCKER SHOWN HERE CAN BE HAD IN RED! OREEN OR CANARY FOH 15 CT8. EXTRA. FLORIDA CHAIR FACTORY Jaokaonvllla, Florida. $225 �CITY COUNCIL M EE TS finance committee be paid. Moved, seconded and carried that coun­ cil adjourn. Interesting Session Held Last The Sanford-Custls Game — An excursion train loaded with Sanford enthusiasts and rooters attended the ball game at Eustit yesterday. It is called excursion train. The Eustia small boy on the bleachers called it the watermelon special. Over ninety rooters were on the Best Fence Made train and they hoped to encourage the NO DEARER THAN THE POOR KIND Used iir Uncle Sam’s Paint Shop home team to victory.. Their Intentions were doubtless good, but the boys didn't We have the largest * have the goods and the team' from the During the past year and best ^equipped plant « city of the lakes walked away with the . * the U. S. Navy has con­ Sanford bunch, starting the work in the for driving wells in tills sumed G91.000 pounds second and continuing for several frnmes. The swat of the willows awoke the echoes of LUCAS W HITE PAINT and section 'of thg. country of the forest surrounding the ball park $ - 278,700 pounds of LUCAS and are prepared toiill and the spirits of the crowd from- “ over COLORS, sufficient to pro­ home" melted perceptibly.. all orders promptly. Our ’ duce more than 100,000 Mnnsell was sent in to do the work for •¿as. the home teem, but the Eustis team had _ gallops of paint, equivamachinery is up-to-date on their swatting clothes, all except EptieT ^ H ^ ^ r F d r m , Ranch, Lawns, and our workmen are and he wore a bathing suit, and the way 200,000 gallons each, those boys placed the balls over the pine Com Cribs and Poultry skilled in the work. and which would make trees was a caution. a train more than one- Will stand ordinary ns well ns Itnrd Those contemplating Our boys found Epps ell right, but he half rhile long. usage seemed to keep the hits bunched and the good work of the fielders entupthe ground­ In Uncle Sam’s ser­ Will not sag in Summer’s lient “nor putting in wells would ers in good shape. Ralph Stevens ma|lc serve- their best inter-“ break in the cold"of Winter vice, as in* ‘everybody two good hits and several others made else’s, LUCAS PRODUCTS Are made of the l>cst mnterinls nnd ests by consulting us safe ones» hnve stays that cannot slip have an unbroken re­ In fact Sanford managed to bring in r -andJearning-priees-be­ cord for-satisfaetory -re— iwa lonely .rune Do not require, an,expert to oroetT fore making contracts. What did Eustis getT nnd arc low priced suits. , Forget it I The score was 8 to 2 In favor of Eustis. W E HANDLE TH E ABOVE E X C L U S IV E L Y IN S A N F O R D Better luck next time. ft The umpires were Dr. Reed and Paul ; : + + + + + + + + + + + + + ♦ ♦ + > + + + + « + » Kcely, both well known gentlemen, nnd their decisions seemed to give as much satisfaction ns usual. The Eustis people treated the tourists with their usual hospitality, and it is the hope of everyone who mado the trip that a tsomefuturertateanfiiher "watermelon special" can lie urTanged“ Tor_Jt .trip, to Eustis. WELDORNE BLOCK ~ r’ Monday-Niitit CONTRACT TOR STREET LIGHTS On Commer* Council convened in regular session June 7th, at 8:30 p.tn. Members present were D. L. Thrasher, C. H. Evans, W-H, Hand and S. Puleston. Absent, H. R. Stevens, 0, Rr Calhoun and H. P, Driver. Minutes-of the last regular session. May 3rd, rend and approved. The treasurer’s report for May 1009 is as follows: reofcl** Rank......1515 42 first Nat. Bank...ISIS 73 Amount in Sate... #27 01 Am t on hand M a v ì ........i| 'Ilnquent Ta«r» niUpcipd. -----. . . 100 30 t on 1008 Detinq. T a ira r o llr c t «!... I 02 œ Sanitary T ai collected....................... 71 SB Fines collected....................................... 7# 00 Found Fee* In May.TBOO................ 61 30 flit Load» Manure ....... ............... t3 00 Paid IB Vouchee#.. 7BI 37 Amt In People* Bk 1807 8# ... - ■ ----" " 1 «N «t B k ..l4 8 8 08 . “ " S a f e .......... 804 4fl 4201 80 T o ta l...4201 80 M. L Scott. Treaiurer. Following is the Marshol’s report Tor y, 1900: Fine* aueaied by m ayor............. ..1 ..........170 00 Pound Fee« collected................................ ..01 -80 T o t a l.,............................... ..231 50 Worked on atreet and aarvvd In __ jail 174 d a y »...... , ; .v ,*m . . 87 00 Sentence* mapended................... 5 00 Caih in balance.......................... 139 50 T o t a l . ........................ *.... 8231 80 Number arreala......................... ........................ 29 Turned over to county........... ............................... J D,tCb,r,,rd .....;.............. jrf. ÎÜ . UïiïhsL «».■SOLUTIONS A. E. H I L L Hardware and Farm Implements LUCAS PAINTS PITTSBURG PERFECT’ WELL DRILLING ra= u r r e K. R. -Real Estate-Broker Resolved, That the mayor and city clerk are hereby authorized to execute ih eT on tra cr with t h r Son ford- ttghrSr Fuel Co. for lighting the city of Sanford. -----Resolved."That the sanitary committee be instructed and authorized to have such Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Lovell and family wells and (lush basins put in as are nec- have moved Into the Evnna pince mi Park * cssary to keep sewers in a healthy condi­ avenue. tion. Resolved, That the street committee be F ok S a l e —Good buggy horse. Box 379. instructed and authorized to receive bids and execute contract with lowest bidder In Copri of the County Judge, State to put down well at the intersection of of Florida* Commercial street and Park avenue and In Re Raíale of > } Orange Cotinly. Second street and Palmetto avenue, with W. N. Leffler all Creditor*. Legatee*. Dltlrltill 1er» nml nil basin suitable at the latter place for Tureflu ii» having Claim* or Demand* Again»! »ahi Fatate: watering stock and each well fitted with You ami each of you are hereby notified nml re pipes adopted to filling water wagon qulrrd tu prêtent any claim* ami demand* which you ur cither of you may hnve against the r o u te used for sprinkling streets. uf W. N. Lefilcf. deceased, late of Orange county, It was moved, seconded and carried Florida, to the undenignrd adinlnlitrntrU of said ratine, within twu year* from Ih r lint» hrrruf. that the bills for vouchers attached, ap­ D o t«! May 24. A. D. 190». F ixa F. l a n a . proveil by president of city council and 43-8 A itm ln im u lri L l Presents to-the Investor the Best Opportu­ nities in Florida Unimproved celery lands,-Howiifg wells guaranteed, $25.00 to $200.00 per,acre.-. Celery farms, witli flowing wells all tiled, dr lined nnd ready for crop, $¡50000 1<> SIIHnuh) per yore. City property, improved dud unimproved limber land with#finest site in Florida for emir fnrtnry Others t f u . you whnt can he dune, K. R. MURRELL is n practical farmer as well as real estate broker, and is here to show you .v, hat 1ms been and can be done. AW AVAW AV l|AT w a *Avu aV a *U» V A VV A a *a *a w aw, vw W W UAAAVm W AW W I K. R. MURRELL •g .-rKiïL- » -—-- - “ — ~ * *■ 8 Sanford Novelty Works and Concrete Stone Plant Owned and Operated, by W e do only one kind of house building, that, The Best. W e maufacture all kinds of Cement Building Blocks and Brick Odr Prices the Lowest m Town, be sure and get our prices L et us sell you your Window Frames and Inside Trimmings W e do all kinds of Wood Turning and Lathe Work: Scroll Sawing - _ — -and Wood Carving. Stair Building a Specialty. Buy Interlachen Sand for Building Purposes and Cement Work, . Wes el l i t Correspondence Solicited THE POPE CONTRACTING COMPANY •, % *•- ---- i ..- * *■ •. v ~ - i . *■ - ;v • -- v , ir* - :* �* NEWS OF THE WJ3RLD THE GREAT PIANO CONTEST ABOUT FLORIDA LAND WORKING A BUNCO GAME ALL AROUND FLORIDA Miss Stumon Continues to Head the Same Old'Spanish Trick Tried On List o f Contestants Items of Interest Gleaned Prom Sanrord Man L a n d s T h a t A r e G o o d . B a d A n d 4 The General News of “ The Land The piuno contest promises us nuich Various Sources Ih e following letter was received b* ' „ O th e r w is e excitement as base hall and great interest of Flow ers“ Harry Wruy, the Jeweler: Is being manifested in this event. Miss continues to lend by over 1000 Madrid, Màrch 23, 1000. HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK Stumon votes und the Eagles are second. The LANDS THAT WILL NOT PRODUCE Dear Sir: Although I know you only C lIU E D FROM IH E STATE PRESS merchants tiiklng part in this contest nre from good references of your honesty my Here the Reader» Will rind a Brief well pleased with the result us tlte bene- Matty sad situation cornitela me to reveal you Are 'Seing Extensively Adver­ Art epitome o f the Week’» Most ItpMUto rlcal SprLot-ftaW fetf derived a re nolicenbtc in their ¡it­ an important afTair in which you can tised That Are Unable to portont Happenings In the emised iHitronngc. For the particulars For hurried Readers procure a fortune, saving at the same Show Results State's Domain. oi the contest read the advertisement time that of my dear daughter. 1charge Cold medals have been presented by elsewhere in this Issue. Florida pu|>ers nre waking up to the fact you absolute reserve about this uflnlr. C. M. Murphy shot and killed Paxton the Aero Club of America la Wilbur and KANlutti that the sale of so-called vegetable lands Carver while the latter was on a passen­ Before being imprisoned here I was es­ Mi»» Jessie Stumon....................... . 18.285 Orville Wright, the American aviators, us Ordre of E a f l r s . ............. 17,234 will work an Injury to tlte state in many tablished as n banker in Russia os you ger train near Branford, June 10, Carver a token of highest regard for the success­ Mi»s Ella Siringhilo««__ ” I0.0OU ways. Tlie Herald has called attention to M i» Mubril Wuodtmrn___ will see by tlte enclosed article about me is chnrged with having eloped with Mur­ 5,464 ful building of a practical Hying machine. Congresslions) Chiudi...... 3.7W4 tome of these lunds,' and eildenvored to of many English newspapers which have phy's wife. Murphy is under arrest. 2.997 The presentation wns mndclast week in Ml»» Malx-I Howler. Knight» uf P yth ias....................... 1.532 (»roteci the buyers in their purchases. published my arrest ill London. By rite wrecking of a phosphate train at Washington by President Taft in the pres­ Walaka Club............................ . 1,3119 Good lands in Florida will yield good reM i»» Annie Higgins......... ............ 1 beseech you to help me to obtain a 1.036 Long Brunch junction, near Mulberry, last ence of a large number of distinguished M i»» Aila Slettstrum_________ , . T.. — W6t Htrns to the fnrmernruiid poor land will sum of $480,000 1 have In America and week, Engineer Whiteman und u negro Miss Nona Cowan...................... s fs t«in e !»r-d i| d o m a U .- scientists, aero­ 924 Mrs. Knnnir Munsuti *................. UUH yield nothing, therefore It tiehooves every to come here to raise the seizure of my brakeuinii were killed. nauts, nvlntors, and citizens generally. Wuudnten of the World 60S honest real estate dealer to give tlte facts Mrs. t!. W. Venable baggage paying to the court the expenses 600 Dr. M. Caraballo, a prominent physician Contracts have been let for the con­ Mrs. Forrest Lake___ 220 regarding all lands placed in their bonds of my trial and recover my portmanteaus of Tmiiita, died last week at rite hospital 204 struction of four torpedobont destroyers Ml«s Arunka Takash Mr». Geo. A. IteCottes |50 for sale. There are thousands of honte containing a secret pocket where I have of the University of Murylnnd at Balti­ for the U. S. navy, with a speed of 2‘JVi Baptist Sunday Scbout I4U seekers coming into Florida this year. Iihv hidden tlte document indispensable to re­ more, where he laid gone for-treatment. M l»» Gall Moore. >15 knots un iwur. (Iriler of Odd Fellows 109 ittg been drawn hither by tite wonderful cover the said sum. l»»A lice Kobblns ... 105 Titusville was created tt city by act of On the night-of June 10, the Spanish M HO crops raised upon the rich, irrigated lands Mrs. W. M. Fountain... As reward I will give to you the third iho lust legislature. , . 04 of our slate. steamship Antonio Lopez, went ashore off Mi,* Gladys Gardner part, viz $100,000. »00 Miss Midi Witituer. Fire Island. Her 320 passengers were Mr*. R, E. Milieu.., 52 Frank C. Bowyer, W. 0. Brorein and W. Naturally, this boom has started the I cun’t receive your answer in'tlte pris­ Mr. J. W. Bell. safely landed. land sharks litis way, and many lands are on, but you must send a cablegram to u Stovall, owners of a majority of the stock Miss Grille Hut s. J, E.Ch (hieensboro bridge over the East river Mlts being pal U|ton tlte market, advertised as person of my confidence who will deliver of rite Florida State Midwinter Fair Asso­ Flossie Frank ». RUlnallt...................i ................... at' Blackwell’s Island, was formally opened good ...vegetable funds, and sold iu muuy it-lu me for to know If you-received this ciation have aold une-hulf of., Mr*, H I. Wil»rm................. I ...............Hie-public June 12. The construction Miss Martha F u i............ ..................... Instances to people in the North who hnvt* letter to instruct you in nil my secret. — n the association to W. II. Fixer of Knox­ Order Red Men TV.*.". .T .. . . . . . . . . . lias fukeiritgm years, and it Is fljelargest Mr», II.oft*; never seen Florida, and knuw nothing Awaiting your cable i am, yours truly, ville, Tenn., J. U. Strode of St. Louis, nnd M urphy......... ..... ...... . ........ .............. Judge Charles Godshaw of Lexington, Ky.* public cantilever bridge in (he world. It Mrs. A. E. Hill whatever of the nature of their purchase. Pmtovitx M l»» Glady» Gatrhrl...... , ........ ............ These six gentleman will at once begin to Is 3.724 K feet long, its longest span is M l»» Ruth Mettinger This nut only works a hardship upon First of all answer by cable us follows, make arrangements for rite next fair, in* Alice Whittier .. 1182 feet, clear height above mean high Miss many of the purchasers, but It places Flor­ MUi Rose Higgins ...... ........................ ida laud enterprises in a had light in not by letter: "Madrid, Spain, Antonio dependent of state aid, which, by the way, water is 135 feet, grade 3.41 per cent, M l»» Florence Strlngfellnw . . Mrs. C, II. b illie s .................... .......... height of towers above bottom cord 185 Mr. William Padgett....... ......... .......... niuny instances. The real vegetable sec­ Batin, Navas de Tolosa of Tercero." By lias never been paid. Miss Mamie Hill ................................ tions that have the lunds and flowing precaution you must sign your, cable fol­ feet, can nccomtnodnte 213,000 persons, M r Chat. Padgett.......................... ...... Seuor Gonzalo de Quesadu, former Cu­ lowing nniiie:' Rombiti. has four elevated railroad tracks, four wells cannot be injured by these sales, ban minister (o Washington, was a visitor our or TOWN A clipping from a pa|MT wus enclosed trolly trucks, and \Wd promenades Totul Mi*» Eilna Prrvalt. (ienrva _____'. ___ but (lie state in general cannot be heneto Tumpu Inst week, and wus enthusiasti­ M i»» Alumna tiruok». Outre _____ wirlt (lie letter giving the details of tlte dead loud equals 120,000,000 pounds. filted by such u procedure, and’ wherever cally received by the Cuban element of Mi»» Lillie laird. Clyde.. .... ...... klisi Minnie Oglesby, Monroe___ these frauds are being practiced the pn|ters capture of "Petroviez” mid the fact that (hut city. United Stales detectives believe they lie had five million rubles in one of the should assist in making public the truth have discovered one of the "nests" of the A movement is un foot looking to a satchels which limi been bidden from tlte China lias adopted the silver standard. about these lands that will not make a black Hand society. Marion, Ohio, is the union dejtot in Tnmpn, indice, Tills is lite suine old nutrii eaten Alfnaza Mureira Peiinn, l'resideat of croit. point designated, and numerous arrests Among the graduates from Wesf Point bunco game that lias been worked (Or Brazil. died June 14. Following up a warning recently soundhave been made. several years ami was sopitoseli to have military acudemy this year is Herbert L. Miss Jane Addams <if Chicago Ims been by J. W. White, industrial agent uf the become so ancient us to lie out of com­ Taylor of Gainesville, In a recent trip front New York to Galvrstim, the Mallory Line steamer Concho elected president of the Nutlomil Confer­ Seaboard Air Une, and on tlte saute sub­ mission, inti It seems that "Petroviez” is DeLntid is to have free mail delivery had a hole stave la her bottom and was ence of Charities and Corrections for 1910. ject, tlte Tampa Timas says: "There is still working at the smite old stand. next month, „ „ ------- :— ---- — prevented from sinking by »large fish be Site is the first woman ever elected to the liu question chat (lie melliudsdevised and Oi courseThe" originili "Petroviez1' was A {gqrteen-foot uligator was killed last pat into, play fur the sale uf Florida lands .. . lug drawn In and wedged so light as to position. captured mid is still iu jail, n fact of week at East Mandarin. Its estimated Vice-Chancellor U. Lawton Wiggins of by certain real estute speculators will which the bunco stcerers are fully aware. greatly stop the leak and enable her to weight was UOO pounds. the University of the South, died at Se- work injury to the>stnle. These men buy resell her destination. But the writer uf rite letter to Mr, Wray Walter Smith, who killed Guy M. Brad­ wunee, Tenn., June 15. He was one of big tracts of cut-over land, possessing a mul others has no more idea of where the The University City has been declared value of probuhly not more than u doll; r five rnUlioiis uf rubles are concealed ritmi ley an ugent of rite Audubon society oil tlte best educators in the South. the winner of the balloon race which re­ tlte lower East Coast several years ugu, is Because be could no longer subscribe (ter acre. They advertise the lands Hash- Wray himself. cently started from Indimuipolis. The suing Collier’s Weekly for publishing an to (be doctrine of the Episcopal church, ily as the most fertile in (lie state, every This old gag was worked very success­ distance covered wns about 375 miles, article regarding the killing, placing dam­ ten acres capable of supporting a family fully u|Kttt several soft ones and when the and the landing point Lookout Mountain. Elmer S. Forbes pi Cambridge. Mass., lias ages at $50,000. in comfort, und evcntuully conferring been deposed front the priesthood. sharper in New York receives the calile ■ r The Cuunrd Line steamship Slavonia wealth. Tlte (trices ure generally made Tlte large dressed lumber slock sited of lie immediately lays Iris plans for fleecing The Produce Exchange buihling'in New was wrecked on Flores Island In the Azores $20 to $30 an acre, on tlte installment the "Rorobin" who answers rite letter by tlte Bagdad lumber Co. was destroyed by group last week. There were more titan York city is offered for sale at $(1,000, plan, the final payment usually fulling (ire June 14, entailing a loss $25,000. 400 passengers on board all of whom 00p. it bus tlte largest exchange room due within a year. It is unnecessary to cubie. Mr. Wray’s name wns probuhly Just bow rite fire originated is unknown. sniveled from rite fact (lint lie was a jew­ were rescued by North-German Lloyd and in tlte world. Seals that once cost $0,000 say that the purjtuse of the advertisers Is eler mid living in Sanford siipitosed to have sold us law as $50. Julius S. McRae, who fell and broke u Hamburg-American liners. to sell the lands at far above their value, tiave plenty of money. Each of the employes of the Smith & leg nlxiut V-ven weeks ago, died from li e The town of Korinchl in Sumutra was and that (lie methods smack strongly of Mr. Barnes, (tie freight agent, received effects of rite injury Monduy night last, at Sons' greut carpet factory of Yonkers, N. devastated by earthquake June 4. The fraud und false pretenses." one of these letters several yearB ugn and Iris home in Tumpu. Y., haVe received this week $1,OOT) in shock was accompanied by u tidal wave Ills answer to tlte letter can Itesi be told cash front the estate of (liedeceased wife Alltert McCollister of Hatch Bend, La­ which swept away the native huts like __________ ■—:— — fayette county, had his neck broken by a Our itusky bunch of hull toshers played by himself. o [ the, founder of the enterprise, ns pro­ cockleshells. Of the populace 230 were It is unnecessary to State that neither falling tree under which he was driving vided for in her will. Over 300 persons in Daytona yesterday. They areexpected killed. Mr. Barnes or Mr. Wruy fell into the trap. last Saturday. home some time today. are affected. In three years the Red Cross society Iiub Joseph Lieuta's dry goods store In Tam­ spent $4.207,043.70 in relief work. pa wus damaged by lire curly Tuesday Edward Everett Hale, chaplain of the morning to the extent of $3,000. Purriy United States senate, died at Ills home in covered by'insurance. » t Ruxbury, Maks:, Juhe 10, aged 87 yearn Burglars ore gaining eutraiMM to stores Among tile features of the celebration in Thuipu by means of latch keys, and of the eightieth iinnivcrsary of the Brook­ (lieu hclpidg themselves unmolested^ lyn Sunday School Union of New York A southbound truln on lite A. C. L. was last week Vas a parade o f 100,000 teachwrecked Monday about four miles north ers arpi children. . of Ocala, and conductor Lawrence Butler ( . Ouvol county is to spend a million dol­ wus severely Injured. lars un good roads. Tntupu is to have a new theater, to cost Excursion Rates on all Railroads A $1,000,000' forest fire raged In Man­ $30,000, und be opened to the public Oc­ itoba last week. It extended over a hun­ tober 1st. dred mile». E E M Ü □ EES □ EEUU □ Œ E I I E E □ EDCDEM Come to Sanford July Fifth A destructive Juril_»term visited Coltiembwn, Va.. last week. For u distance ten miles In length and half a mile iu width all vegetation was totally destroyed. In ravines hull drifted to the depthoftwo feet or more. Farms in some Instances were absolutely ruined, all the soil being wushad from the uplands. The German steamer Avia v u blown up last week off the coast of Algiers. Fire getting In among her cargo of dynamite was the cause. The crew took to the boats und escaped before the explosion, | During naval maneuvers of Russia it war vessejj jn the Black m b last-week, a swb* "»urine collided with abattleehipund was .sunk with all onboard. Not a person was saved. A severe earthquake shock was experi­ enced in Ihfe extreme south of France last Sunday, Th$ villages of Saint Cannot ondRognez were completely destroyed. Over 100 are reported killed and twice - Jjpmber injured. Much suffering is »ported. A'new ruilroad between Tampa and Tarpon Springs Is tlte Tale*»' project, tobe in operation next winter. Hon. Frank Clark W ill Make an Address Prof. L. W. tiuchhoiz, superiiueiuieutof public instruction of Hillsborough county, has been elected a member of the Nation­ al Educational Association, the largest association of the kind in the world. I1te_ next meeting is to be beid in Denver.Col­ orado, July 0. TWp G ood Ball Games, Sanford vs. Orlando O ne o f the Greatest Celebrations E ver Given in Florida S everal new business blocks are being planned for Jacksonville the present aco­ san.______ ' ■ Parades, Sports, Tournaments; Races, Grand BarbecDC; Games Come to Sanford July Fifth iiS a □ B E D orn a DEM Fort Pierce bus caught the electric the­ ater cruze and Is to have u $2.000 mov­ ing picture outfit. Will Nave to Pay Taxes Tlte recent ruling of the circuit court regarding the collection of tax lienx was decided in favor of City Attorney John­ son which nteuns that the city of Sanford will be able to collect the delinquent city taxes. � 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 17-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 11, 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